Famous quotes from Hollywood movie : Loverboy (1989) Quiz

Famous quotes from Hollywood movie : Loverboy (1989) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie quotes from the Hollywood movie: Loverboy (1989).

About the movie: Randy Bodek works as a pizza delivery boy at Senor Pizza to make a few extra bucks. Some customers are special...

1.	Which of the following famous movie quotes, is mentioned in the Hollywood movie: Loverboy (1989)?
a.		Security Officer: [McCoy is half-carrying a loopy Kirk after injecting him with a vaccine. Kirk is scanned] Kirk, James T. He is not cleared for duty aboard the Enterprise. Leonard 'Bones' McCoy: Medical code states the treatment and transport of a patient is to be determined at the discretion of his attending physician. Which is me! So I'm taking Mr. Kirk aboard. Or would you like to explain to Captain Pike why the Enterprise warped into a crisis without one of it's senior medical officers? Security Officer: As you were. Leonard 'Bones' McCoy: [irritably] As you were! [to Kirk] Leonard 'Bones' McCoy: Come on! [He drags Kirk onto the ship]
b.		Harry Bruckner: Come on out here! You who've been porkin' my wife!
c.		Detective Michael McCann: Can I drop you someplace? At your hotel? Catherine Banning: One, I keep an apartment here, and two, I am going to your office. Detective Michael McCann: [pause] She keeps an apartment. I keep goldfish.
d.		Coach Annie: Well, I know what my girls can do. And I just want to tell you that your team is going to get crushed! Chester: I guess you're going to play, too, huh?

2.	Which of the following famous movie quotes, is mentioned in the Hollywood movie: Loverboy (1989)?
a.		The Caller: At least now you'll die with a clean conscience. Stu: No, you're the one who's gonna fucking die.
b.		Randy Bodek: I've been having nightmares about husbands. Kyoko Bruckner: Me too.
c.		Elizabeth Lane: Everytime I'd opened my mouth he talked. I felt like Charlie McCarthy.
d.		Ryan: I'm aware of how all this sounds and can well imagine the judgments you're forming, but if I'm really to explain this to you then I have no choice but to be... candid. [sighs] Ryan: Yes, it was a pickup. Plain and simple. And she was what one might call a granola cruncher. A hippy. And she was straight out of Central casting: the sandals, flamboyantly long hair, financial support from parents she reviled, and some professed membership in an apostrophe-heavy Eastern religion that I defy anyone to pronounce correctly. Look, I'll just bite the political bullet and confess that I classified her as a strictly one-night objective. And that my interest in her was due almost entirely to the fact that yes, she was pretty. She was sexually attractive. She was sexy. And it was really nothing more complicated or noble than that. And having had some prior dealings with the cruncher genus, I think the one-night proviso was due to the grim unimaginability of having to talk with her for more than one night. Whether or not you approve, I think we can assume you understand. And there's something-I mean, near contempt in the way that you can casually saunter over to her blanket and create the sense of connection that will allow you to pick her up. And you almost resent the fact that it's so goddamn easy. I mean, how exploited you feel that it is so easy to get this type to regard you as a kindred soul. You almost know what's going to be said before she even opens her mouth. [sighs] Ryan: Okay, so now there we are in my apartment, and she begins going on about her religious views. Her obscure denomination's views on energy fields and connections between souls via what she kept calling "focus." And in response to some sort of prompt or association, she begins to relate this anecdote. And in the anecdote, there she is: hitchhiking. Well she said she knew she made a mistake the moment she got in the car. Her explanation was that she didn't actually feel any energy field until she shut the car door and they were moving... at which point it was too late. And she wasn't melodramatic about it, but she described herself as literally paralyzed with terror. It was something about his eyes. She said she knew instantly in the depths of her soul that this man's intentions were to brutally rape, torture, and kill her. And that by the time the psychotic had exited into a secluded area and actually said what his true intentions were, she wasn't the least bit surprised because she knew that she was going to be just another grisly discovery for some amateur botanist or scout troupe a few days later-unless she could focus her way into a soul connection that would prevent this man from murdering her. I mean to focus intently on this psychotic as an ensouled and beautiful-albeit tormented-person in his own right, rather than merely as a threat to her. And I'm well aware that what she is about to describe is nothing more than a variant of the stale, old love-will-conquer-all... but for the moment, just bracket your contempt and try to see what she actually has the courage and conviction to really attempt here. Because imagine what it must have felt like for her. For anyone. Contemplate just how little-kid-level scared you would be and that this psychotic could bring you to this point simply by wishing it. And now here she is in the car, and she's realizing that she's in for the biggest struggle of her spiritual life. She stares directly into the psychopath's right eye and wills herself to keep her gaze on him directly at all times. And the effects of her focus... she says that when she was able to hold her focus, this psychopath behind the wheel would gradually stop ranting and become tensely silent. And she wills herself not to weep or plead, but merely to use focus as an opportunity to empathize. And this was my first hint of sadness in listening to the anecdote as I found myself admiring certain qualities in her story that were the same qualities I had been contemptuous of when I first picked her up in the park! And then he asked her to get out of the car and lie prone on the ground. And she doesn't hesitate or beg. She was experiencing a whole new depth of focus so that she could hear the tick of the cooling car, bees, birds. Imagine the temptation to despair in the sound of carefree birds only yards from where you lay breathing in the weeds. And in this heightened state, she said she could feel the psychotic realizing the truth of the situation at the same time she did. And when he came over to her and turned her over, he was crying. And she claimed it took no effort of will to hold him as he wept... as he raped her. She just stared into his eyes lovingly the entire time. She stayed where he left her all day in the gravel, weeping, and giving thanks to her religious principles. She wept out of gratitude she says. Well I don't mind telling you, I had begun to cry at this story's climax. Not loudly, but I did. She had learned more about love that day with the sex offender than any other stage of her spiritual journey. And I realized in that moment that I had never loved anyone before. She had addressed the psychotic's core weakness. The terror of a soul-exposing connection with another human being. Nor is any of this all that different than a man sizing up an attractive girl at a concert and pushing all the right buttons to induce her to come home with him. And lighting her cigarettes and engaging in an hour of post-coital chitchat. Seemingly very intent and close. But what he really wants to do is give her a special disconnected telephone number and never contact her again. And that the reason for this cold and victimizing behavior is that the very connection he had worked so hard to make her feel terrifies him. [pauses] Ryan: Do you see how open I'm being with you here? Well I know I'm not telling you anything you haven't already decided you know. I can see you forming judgments with that chilly smile. You're not the only one who can read people you know. And you know what? It's because of her influence that I am more sad for you than pissed off. Because the impact of this story was profound and I'm not even going to begin to describe it to you. Can you imagine how any of this felt? To look at her sandals across the room on the floor and remember what I had thought of them only hours before. And I'd say her name and she'd say "What?" and I'd say her name again. Well I'm not embarrassed-I don't care how this sounds to you now. I mean, can you see how I could not just let her go after this? I just-I grabbed onto her skirt and I begged her not to leave. And then I watched her gently close the door and walk off barefoot down the hall. And never seeing her again. But it didn't matter that she was fluffy or not terribly bright! Nothing else mattered! She had all of my attention-I had fallen in love with her! I believed that she could save me. Well I'm aware of how all this sounds, I can see that look on your face. I know you. And I know what you're thinking. So ask it. Ask it now, this is your chance. "I believed she could save me" I said. Ask it now. Say something! I stand here naked before you. Judge me, you bitch. You happy now? You all worn out? Well be happy because I don't care. I knew she could and I knew I loved. End of story.

3.	Which of the following famous movie quotes, is mentioned in the Hollywood movie: Loverboy (1989)?
a.		Sherry Peatty: It isn't fair. I never had anybody but you. Not a real husband. Not even a man. Just a bad joke without a punch line.
b.		The Architect: As I was saying, she stumbled upon a solution whereby nearly ninety-nine percent of the test subjects accepted the program provided they were given a choice - even if they were only aware of it at a near-unconscious level. While this solution worked, it was fundamentally flawed, creating the otherwise contradictory systemic anomaly, that, if left unchecked, might threaten the system itself. Ergo, those who refused the program, while a minority, would constitute an escalating probability of disaster. Neo: This is about Zion.
c.		Monica Delancy: I like actual food, not fiber. Fuck fiber. I want grease, I like red meat...
d.		Macaulay Connor: [drunk] I bring you greetings and Cinderella's slipper, champagne. Champagne is a great leveleler... leveleler. It makes you my equal. C. K. Dexter Haven: Not quite. Macaulay Connor: Well, almost my equal.

4.	Which of the following famous movie quotes, is mentioned in the Hollywood movie: Loverboy (1989)?
a.		[About the baby] Niles Perry: It's NOT gonna be a boy, it's gonna be a girl. I told ya! Rider: I KNOW you told me, but you don't say how you know! Torrie: He knows. Last year on Mother's birthday he predicted a storm, and what did we get? Niles Perry: Hail! Winnie: "Hail Columbia" is what somebody's gonna get if they don't eat. Eat!
b.		Doug McKenzie: Don't make me steamroll you. Steamroller!
c.		Osbourne: [hits Vilmer in the nose with a phone book] Now see, what I just did is considered illegal. Which means I'll be discharged from the army. Which means no law school. So I really have nothing to lose...
d.		Harry Bruckner: [of Joe's secretary] Hey, that's not bad. Porkin' her? Joe Bodek: I'm a happily married man, Harry. At least, I used to be.

5.	Which of the following famous movie quotes, is mentioned in the Hollywood movie: Loverboy (1989)?
a.		Randy Bodek: I had a Letter to Penthouse staring me right in the face, and I let it go.
b.		Lilo: Don't worry. She likes your butt and fancy hair. I know. I read her diary. David: She thinks it's fancy?
c.		Nick Falzone: To hold on to sanity too tight is insane.
d.		Tracy: Do you like my dress? Uncle Willie: Oh yes, it's quite beautiful. Tracy: It's awfully heavy.

6.	Which of the following famous movie quotes, is mentioned in the Hollywood movie: Loverboy (1989)?
a.		Howard Brunswick: You're upset, you can see that don't you? Coffy: I can see plenty! I can see how every time a kid rips off a car or an appliance store to get a fix, you get your cut.
b.		Gigolo Jane: Hey Joe, what do you know? Gigolo Joe: Hey Jane, how's the game?
c.		Dr. Dolittle: How smart do you have to be to pull your head out of the water when you can't breathe?
d.		Harry Bruckner: [Jostling with Reed and Claude, trying to attack Randy] It's not him. Leave him alone. [Turns to Reed and Claude with his right hand limp at the wrist] Harry Bruckner: Kid's a homo.

7.	Which of the following famous movie quotes, is mentioned in the Hollywood movie: Loverboy (1989)?
a.		Tony: But I cannot lie to you my darling,I have many anchoves for you.
b.		Nick Powell: ANNIE! [Annie turns and finds the hall behind her empty] Nick Powell: She heard me. You heard me!
c.		Murph: Tell me a little about this electric piano, Ray. Ray: Ah, you have a good eye, my man. That's the best in the city Chicago. Jake: How much? Ray: 2000 bucks and it's yours. You can take it home with you. As a matter of fact, I'll throw in the black keys for free.
d.		A.J. 'The Reverend' Shepherd: You Cooper? George Cooper: Yeah. A.J. 'The Reverend' Shepherd: You all right? George Cooper: Who are you? A.J. 'The Reverend' Shepherd: I run the soup kitchen. George Cooper: On Kenmann. A.J. 'The Reverend' Shepherd: Right... right. This is crazy. C'mon. George Cooper: Thank God they deliver.

8.	Which of the following famous movie quotes, is mentioned in the Hollywood movie: Loverboy (1989)?
a.		President Camacho: Shit. I know shit's bad right now, with all that starving bullshit, and the dust storms, and we are running out of french fries and burrito coverings. But I got a solution. South Carolina Representative # 1: That's what you said last time, dipshit! South Carolina Representative # 2: Yeah, I got a solution, you're a dick! South Carolina, what's up!
b.		Wendy Potter: I know what death looks like. It looks like this!
c.		Steve Stifler: You actually said that? [laughs hysterically] Chris "Oz" Ostreicher: Shut up! Jim: You did better than me Nova. Chris "Oz" Ostreicher: Don't call me that any more. I'm a fraud. Steve Stifler: You guys are pathetic. I'm gonna find myself a little hottie. [shouts] Steve Stifler: SUCK ME BEAUTIFUL! [walks off, laughing]
d.		Harry Bruckner: Your stud days are over, pretty boy!

9.	Which of the following famous movie quotes, is mentioned in the Hollywood movie: Loverboy (1989)?
a.		Harry Bruckner: You son of a bitch, you've been porkin' my wife!
b.		Donald Gresham: Why are you so preoccupied with sex? Patty O'Neill: Who, me? Donald Gresham: Yes, you. Patty O'Neill: You really think I am? Donald Gresham: Well, you are always asking if people plan seduction or they're bored with virgins or they have a mistress... Now, if that isn't being preoccupied with sex, I'd like to know what is. Patty O'Neill: You may be right. [pauses momentarily] Patty O'Neill: But don't you think it's better for a girl to be preoccupied with sex than occupied?
c.		Kyle Grubbin: [Offering a bag of chewing tobacco] You chew? Jules: Yeah, I'm Jewish... Why?
d.		The Judge: [to Cry Baby] The only place you're going to sing is in jail.

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