In which film does someone say "You're gonna need a bigger boat"?
D.Jaws
Chief Brody delivers the line after seeing the shark; it is not spoken by Quint.
Name the film, the character or the actor behind the line.
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D.Jaws
Chief Brody delivers the line after seeing the shark; it is not spoken by Quint.
A.Star Wars
Several Star Wars characters use the phrase, so assigning it uniquely to one speaker would be misleading.
B.Titanic
Jack celebrates at the ship’s bow; the character is played by Leonardo DiCaprio.
D.Forrest Gump
The wording here paraphrases Forrest’s recollection instead of presenting an inaccurate direct quotation.
C.The Godfather
The offer line is associated with Vito Corleone and the film’s treatment of power and coercion.
C.Sudden Impact (Dirty Harry series)
The line appears in Sudden Impact, a later Dirty Harry film, rather than the original Dirty Harry.
D.A Few Good Men
Colonel Jessup delivers the line during the courtroom confrontation, played by Jack Nicholson.
A.The Sandlot
Ham says the line to Scotty Smalls during the boys’ baseball adventures.
C.Cool Hand Luke
The prison captain delivers the line, linking it to the film’s conflict over authority.
A.Network
Howard Beale’s televised outburst belongs to Network’s satire of television news and spectacle.
D.Jerry Maguire
Dorothy Boyd speaks the line to Jerry; Tom Cruise’s character is not its speaker.
A.Toy Story
Buzz Lightyear uses the catchphrase in Toy Story; it is not a line from Finding Nemo.
B.The Terminator
The line belongs to the cyborg played by Arnold Schwarzenegger, rather than human protagonist Kyle Reese.
A.Rick Blaine
Rick, played by Humphrey Bogart, addresses Ilsa; the answer is a character rather than an actor.
B.Travis Bickle
Travis practices the confrontation in a mirror, making the scene a rehearsal rather than a conversation.
C.Rhett Butler
Rhett addresses Scarlett near the film’s ending; Ashley is a different central character.
A.Dorothy Gale
Dorothy’s wish to return to Kansas gives the line its significance within the story.
A.Cole Sear
Cole is the child who sees the dead; Malcolm Crowe is the psychologist trying to help him.
D.Dory
Dory gives this advice in Finding Nemo; she also appears in its later sequel Finding Dory.
D.Daniel Plainview
Daniel Plainview uses the analogy to describe oil drainage, not a literal argument over a drink.
B.Peter Clemenza in The Godfather
Clemenza gives the instruction after a killing; Vito and Michael are different members of the story.
C.Johnny Castle
Johnny, played by Patrick Swayze, defends Baby during the final dance sequence.
A.Gollum
Gollum uses the phrase for the Ring, reflecting the object’s hold over the character.
D.Jeff Bridges
Jeff Bridges plays Jeffrey Lebowski, whose preferred nickname distinguishes him from the wealthy namesake.
C.Dustin Hoffman
Dustin Hoffman plays Rizzo opposite Jon Voight’s Joe Buck, so the actors are not interchangeable answers.