Famous quotes from Hollywood movie : Way... Way Out (1966) Quiz

Famous quotes from Hollywood movie : Way... Way Out (1966) Quiz

This quiz will test your movies knowledge by asking you questions related to the various famous movie quotes from the Hollywood movie: Way... Way Out (1966).

About the movie: The Americans and Russians each have a two-person base on the Moon The Americans have had to keep replacing...

1.	Which of the following famous movie quotes, is mentioned in the Hollywood movie: Way... Way Out (1966)?
a.		[Standing on the Hoover dam with a hostage] Maxwell: It's like being on Top of the World!
b.		Ponsonby: I'm afraid the fertilizer has hit the ventilator sir!
c.		Emmett Fitz-Hume: [walks in the test room with a broken arm and a patch over his eye] ... I'm sorry I'm late. I had to attend the reading of a will.
d.		Mike Enslin: Look man, just give me the key. Gerald Olin: Mr. Enslin, you... Mike Enslin: Just give me the key! Listen, I stayed... at the Bixby House. I brushed my goddamn teeth right next to the tub where Sir David Smith drowned his whole family, and I stopped being afraid of vampires when I was 12. Do you know why I can stay in your spooky old room, Mr. Olin? Because I know that ghoulies and ghosties and long-legged beasties... don't exist. And even if they did, there's no God to protect us from them, now is there? Gerald Olin: So I can't talk you out of this? Mike Enslin: I think we've reached an understanding.

2.	Which of the following famous movie quotes, is mentioned in the Hollywood movie: Way... Way Out (1966)?
a.		Super Soul: Hey Kowalski, you out there?
b.		Jamaican Pirate: One gold piece! This is your treasure, is it. Let's kill him and eat his parrot.
c.		Louise Sawyer: You've always been crazy, this is just the first chance you've had to express yourself.
d.		[First lines] Narrator: This is Colonel John "Shorty" Powers in Lunar Launch Control. This story takes place near the turn of the century -not the last century, the next century. Nothing very much has happened since the 1960's: There as still a United Nations, and peace in the world... or at least what we have come to accept as "peace".

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