Quiz: Only Millennials Can Finish All 10 of These Famous Movie Quotes

Gen Xers grew up with some of the best movies of all time. Whether it’s an iconic movie about life, such as The Breakfast Club, or an entertaining comedy such as The ‘Burbs, ‘80s and ‘90s had top-tier content to check out. Just how well do you know the movies, though? Can you finish the quotes?

We didn’t make this easy on you! Let us know how well you did! If you got 10/10, then you deserve a gold star and bragging rights, and the best way to get them is to share on social media or with your friends to see if they can beat you. Of course, you’ll want to rewatch the movies, especially the memorable scenes when the lines were said.

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Iconic Movies of the 1980s and 1990s

The ‘80s and ‘90s had great movies millennials grew up on. If you loved fantasy and some horror comedy, then you likely turned your attention to Ghostbusters and Gremlins. They were packed with entertaining soundtracks, fun chasing moments, and life lessons along the way.

What if you were more in love with adventure that you wanted to be a part of? The Goonies will forever be one of those standout films to put on when you’re feeling down. We also can’t overlook Back to the Future, and its sequels, which all told connected stories in ways that movies simply didn’t at that time. I think we all also grew up wishing that we could have been part of Kevin’s Christmas in Home Alone.

Of course, there were movies that absolutely broke our hearts. The NeverEnding Story is a film that will always stand out as one with the scene we can never love again. Personally, I do think the ending somewhat negated the loss, but my heart broke the first time watching Atreyu desperately pulling Artax out of the swamp. We’re all still emotionally scarred, right?

Needed horror? The time period has your back even more. The Shining kicked off the 1980s in style, and while Stephen King didn’t love the adaptation, there’s no doubt that viewers did. To end the decade, we’re got Misery, is one of the best King adaptations of all time. There’s no argument.

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