Movie Quiz

Reiner · 18-02-2002, 4:08 AM

Arnold Schwarzenegger delivers his most famous line and visits a shopping mall which carries the same name in both movies?

A) Name the movies
B) Name the shopping mall(s)

lechacal · 18-02-2002, 8:22 AM

a) T2, and...ooooh, Last Action Hero?
b) The Galleria.

Reiner · 18-02-2002, 10:45 AM

1 point out of 2.

18-02-2002, 11:05 AM

Reiner

You should make these harder.

a) T2 and Commando
b) Galleria

?

Ian J · 18-02-2002, 11:32 AM

a) True Lies and Last Action Hero
b) Galleria

Confucius · 18-02-2002, 12:26 PM

Hows about

T2 & Kindergarten Cop
Galleria

Ron240 · 18-02-2002, 1:53 PM

I thought of my answer before i looked down the replies and i agree with confucius

T2 and Kidergarten Cop
The Galleria

18-02-2002, 2:41 PM

Reiner

Is there a closing date and a prize?

Reiner · 19-02-2002, 6:25 AM

No prize, just one extra point when you name the line.

Well, closing date is when somebody get's it right ... which you did (laurel)!

Jase · 19-02-2002, 9:15 AM

"I´ll be back"

19-02-2002, 10:29 AM

Thank you, Thank you....

They are all easy when you know them!

Jase just beat me to it on the line.

How about this one -

Arnold's character the T800 in T2 says "I need a vacation".

Which other Arnold movie has the same line? and what is unusual about the line?

No prize but muchos kudos for the right answers.

Cheers

Laurel

20-02-2002, 11:14 AM

Stumped you all eh?

Jase · 20-02-2002, 12:31 PM

Its not The Sixth Day is it??

Unusual because he says it to himself, as it were!

20-02-2002, 12:56 PM

Jase

Not the sixth day - no.

Not right on the unusual bit either!

Sorry!

0 out of 2.

Laurel

Come on guys - keep trying.

**Greg** · 20-02-2002, 1:05 PM

Is it Total Recall?

Whats unusual about the line is that he is already on vacation. (i think!)

Greg

20-02-2002, 1:11 PM

GregHook

We have a new contender folks...

And the results are.

0 out of 2!

Sorry Mate.

The "unusual" bit applies to both movies, and I'm not sure the T800 was on vacation!

Thanks for trying.

Cheers

Laurel

Shoka · 20-02-2002, 1:27 PM

Don't know what film, but the unusual bit I tihink is, T800 is not human, no human emotions, so no stress, so why would he need a vacation! Its just a guess but how did I do?

20-02-2002, 1:36 PM

I think it's Kindergarten cop........when he falls on the bed at the appartment and says "I need a vacation"...can't think of the unusual bit........same set for both movies?

20-02-2002, 1:50 PM

Firstly, Shoka

Good answer my friend, but unfortunately not the one I'm looking for.

Bob

WELL DONE

- Correct movie wise. It was Kindergarten cop.

The unusual bit is still up for grabs.

Shall I tell everyone - or (as the ageing flasher said) stick it out for a bit yet?

Laurel

20-02-2002, 2:24 PM

They were both ad libs by A.S and not in the original script...if not i give up........ put me out my misery.............!!

**Garrett** · 20-02-2002, 2:49 PM

When you’ve done with that one.
Which movie, or TV movie ends with the camera panning to the moon, and its features change to that of a deaths head.

20-02-2002, 2:49 PM

Right again Bob. Have you been scouring the net for that one?

Apparantly old Arnie threw in his own line. Probably trying to start another catchphrase.

Don't think he's used it since though?

Muchos Kudos Amigo.

Laurel

20-02-2002, 3:07 PM

Garrett..........Silence of the Lambs and Hannibal........if it's wrong i'll take 50/50......

Ron240 · 20-02-2002, 3:19 PM

[QUOTE]Originally posted by Garrett
When you’ve done with that one.
Which movie, or TV movie ends with the camera panning to the moon, and its features change to that of a deaths head.

Would the answer be Salem's Lot?

20-02-2002, 6:40 PM

Garrett........you are keeping us here hanging on a thread.........no pun intended, whats the answer...........

**Garrett** · 21-02-2002, 12:18 PM

Sorry bob007 for the delay, my ISP went down last night as I was posting Thing that happen in the movies that don’t happen in real life. At 6.22 until a few moments ago.
Brilliant Ron240, you was right, the answer is Salems Lot. How you remembered that I don’t know.

PS I think the posting times are 6 minutes fast.

21-02-2002, 1:27 PM

Cheers garrett...next time i will take the money.
Shouldn't take long to get these.

Who are they really...........?

1) Danielovitch Demsky
2) Edda Kathleen
3) William Henry Pratt
4) Michael Shalhoub

**Garrett** · 21-02-2002, 2:37 PM

Number 3 Is Boris Karloff.

21-02-2002, 2:55 PM

Correct........... any ideas on the other three.........

21-02-2002, 2:59 PM

Hi Bob

How about

1) Kirk Douglas
2) Audrey Hepburn
4) Omar Sharif

?

Cheers

Laurel

18-02-2002, 11:05 AM	#4
laurel Guest Posts: n/a	Reiner You should make these harder. a) T2 and Commando b) Galleria ?
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18-02-2002, 2:41 PM	#8
laurel Guest Posts: n/a	Reiner Is there a closing date and a prize?
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19-02-2002, 10:29 AM	#11
laurel Guest Posts: n/a	Thank you, Thank you.... They are all easy when you know them! Jase just beat me to it on the line. How about this one - Arnold's character the T800 in T2 says "I need a vacation". Which other Arnold movie has the same line? and what is unusual about the line? No prize but muchos kudos for the right answers. Cheers Laurel
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20-02-2002, 11:14 AM	#12
laurel Guest Posts: n/a	Stumped you all eh?
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20-02-2002, 12:56 PM	#14
laurel Guest Posts: n/a	Jase Not the sixth day - no. Not right on the unusual bit either! Sorry! 0 out of 2. Laurel Come on guys - keep trying.
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20-02-2002, 1:11 PM	#16
laurel Guest Posts: n/a	GregHook We have a new contender folks... And the results are. 0 out of 2! Sorry Mate. The "unusual" bit applies to both movies, and I'm not sure the T800 was on vacation! Thanks for trying. Cheers Laurel
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20-02-2002, 1:36 PM	#18
bob007 Guest Posts: n/a	I think it's Kindergarten cop........when he falls on the bed at the appartment and says "I need a vacation"...can't think of the unusual bit........same set for both movies? Last edited by bob007; 20-02-2002 at 1:39 PM.
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20-02-2002, 1:50 PM	#19
laurel Guest Posts: n/a	Firstly, Shoka Good answer my friend, but unfortunately not the one I'm looking for. Bob WELL DONE - Correct movie wise. It was Kindergarten cop. The unusual bit is still up for grabs. Shall I tell everyone - or (as the ageing flasher said) stick it out for a bit yet? Laurel
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20-02-2002, 2:24 PM	#20
bob007 Guest Posts: n/a	They were both ad libs by A.S and not in the original script...if not i give up........ put me out my misery.............!!
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20-02-2002, 2:49 PM	#22
laurel Guest Posts: n/a	Right again Bob. Have you been scouring the net for that one? Apparantly old Arnie threw in his own line. Probably trying to start another catchphrase. Don't think he's used it since though? Muchos Kudos Amigo. Laurel
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20-02-2002, 3:07 PM	#23
bob007 Guest Posts: n/a	Garrett..........Silence of the Lambs and Hannibal........if it's wrong i'll take 50/50......
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20-02-2002, 6:40 PM	#25
bob007 Guest Posts: n/a	Garrett........you are keeping us here hanging on a thread.........no pun intended, whats the answer...........
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21-02-2002, 1:27 PM	#27
bob007 Guest Posts: n/a	Cheers garrett...next time i will take the money. Shouldn't take long to get these. Who are they really...........? 1) Danielovitch Demsky 2) Edda Kathleen 3) William Henry Pratt 4) Michael Shalhoub
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21-02-2002, 2:55 PM	#29
bob007 Guest Posts: n/a	Correct........... any ideas on the other three.........
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21-02-2002, 2:59 PM	#30
laurel Guest Posts: n/a	Hi Bob How about 1) Kirk Douglas 2) Audrey Hepburn 4) Omar Sharif ? Cheers Laurel
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