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Famous movie lines: How well do you know them?
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While favorite movie characters and their adventures remain in our minds long after we're done watching the films, snappy or meaningful quotes stay with us, too. Do you know these famous bits of dialogue? Try our quiz!
1. Complete the quote: 'Toto, I've a feeling we're not in ___ anymore'
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