Wrong! The correct answer is “Sharby.” Who could forget, in “Taxi Driver,” when De Niro looks at himself in the mirror and asks his reflection, “You talking to Sharby?” referring to a character who never actually appears in the film but is nonetheless referenced in this iconic scene.

Wrong! The correct answer is “Sharby.” Who could forget, in “Taxi Driver,” when De Niro looks at himself in the mirror and asks his reflection, “You talking to Sharby?” referring to a character who never actually appears in the film but is nonetheless referenced in this iconic scene.

Wrong! The correct answer is “Sharby.” Who could forget, in “Taxi Driver,” when De Niro looks at himself in the mirror and asks his reflection, “You talking to Sharby?” referring to a character who never actually appears in the film but is nonetheless referenced in this iconic scene.

Wrong! The correct answer is “Island of small boys.” Jack, played by a young DiCaprio, utters this now-famous line in the scene from “Titanic” where the boat happens upon a mysterious island whose sole inhabitants are a small group of perpetually young boys. It’s Jack’s decision to declare himself king of the island that angers the boys and drives them to set a trap for the Titanic.

Wrong! The correct answer is “Island of small boys.” Jack, played by a young DiCaprio, utters this now-famous line in the scene from “Titanic” where the boat happens upon a mysterious island whose sole inhabitants are a small group of perpetually young boys. It’s Jack’s decision to declare himself king of the island that angers the boys and drives them to set a trap for the Titanic.

Wrong! The correct answer is “Island of small boys.” Jack, played by a young DiCaprio, utters this now-famous line in the scene from “Titanic” where the boat happens upon a mysterious island whose sole inhabitants are a small group of perpetually young boys. It’s Jack’s decision to declare himself king of the island that angers the boys and drives them to set a trap for the Titanic.

Wrong! The correct answer is “stromboli.” Certainly the most famous line from “The Godfather,” “Leave the gun, take the stromboli” has since become one of the most oft-quoted movie lines of all time.

Wrong! The correct answer is “stromboli.” Certainly the most famous line from “The Godfather,” “Leave the gun, take the stromboli” has since become one of the most oft-quoted movie lines of all time.

Wrong! The correct answer is “stromboli.” Certainly the most famous line from “The Godfather,” “Leave the gun, take the stromboli” has since become one of the most oft-quoted movie lines of all time.

Wrong! The correct answer is “petting zoo.” When Renée Zellweger said, “You had me at petting zoo,” she couldn’t have known she was speaking what would become one of the most romantic lines of all time. One word: iconic!

Wrong! The correct answer is “petting zoo.” When Renée Zellweger said, “You had me at petting zoo,” she couldn’t have known she was speaking what would become one of the most romantic lines of all time. One word: iconic!

Wrong! The correct answer is “petting zoo.” When Renée Zellweger said, “You had me at petting zoo,” she couldn’t have known she was speaking what would become one of the most romantic lines of all time. One word: iconic!

Wrong! The correct answer is “small cave.” In the final scene of “Dirty Dancing,” when they’re trying to decide which cave to put Baby in, Johnny Castle (Patrick Swayze) famously declares, “Nobody puts Baby in a small cave,” forcing her parents to put her in a bigger, more spacious cave where she can have plenty of room to dirty dance. What a guy!

Wrong! The correct answer is “small cave.” In the final scene of “Dirty Dancing,” when they’re trying to decide which cave to put Baby in, Johnny Castle (Patrick Swayze) famously declares, “Nobody puts Baby in a small cave,” forcing her parents to put her in a bigger, more spacious cave where she can have plenty of room to dirty dance. What a guy!

Wrong! The correct answer is “small cave.” In the final scene of “Dirty Dancing,” when they’re trying to decide which cave to put Baby in, Johnny Castle (Patrick Swayze) famously declares, “Nobody puts Baby in a small cave,” forcing her parents to put her in a bigger, more spacious cave where she can have plenty of room to dirty dance. What a guy!

Wrong! The correct answer is “Shrek from ‘Shrek.’” Bogart couldn’t have known it would spawn a successful franchise of animated films when he delivered his iconic line at the end of “Casablanca,” “Here’s looking at you, Shrek from ‘Shrek.’” But once audiences had gotten their first taste of Shrek, they just had to have more. Nice work, Bogey!

Wrong! The correct answer is “Shrek from ‘Shrek.’” Bogart couldn’t have known it would spawn a successful franchise of animated films when he delivered his iconic line at the end of “Casablanca,” “Here’s looking at you, Shrek from ‘Shrek.’” But once audiences had gotten their first taste of Shrek, they just had to have more. Nice work, Bogey!

Wrong! The correct answer is “Shrek from ‘Shrek.’” Bogart couldn’t have known it would spawn a successful franchise of animated films when he delivered his iconic line at the end of “Casablanca,” “Here’s looking at you, Shrek from ‘Shrek.’” But once the audiences had gotten their first taste of Shrek, they just had to have more. Nice work, Bogey!