Quotes from Soviet films, which grandparents continue in chorus

Quotes from Soviet films have firmly entered our lexicon. Sometimes one person just starts a sentence, and the other immediately finishes for it.





And can you continue from memory quotes from the masterpieces of Soviet cinema? It’s a little harder than just guessing the title of the movie.

Quotes from Soviet films

1. We will not take Babu Yaga from the outside! (Carnival Night, directed by Eldar Ryazanov, 1956)
   Why is our chief accountant not Baba Yaga?
   We already have our own!
   We will educate in our community!
   We have to cut it!
   (e) Let's make Leshy.
   
   
   
2. “People, we give you 50 cents. Masha Selezneva replenishes the family! (Office novel, directed by Eldar Ryazanov, 1977)
   I already passed!
   I had nothing to do with this.
   If anyone else dies or is born today, I will be without lunch.
   
   
   
3. In order to become a general, you must ... Moscow Does Not Believe in Tears, directed by Vladimir Menshov, 1979
   (a) Living near a military unit.
   (b) Complete military school.
   (c) To marry a lieutenant.
   His mother will like him.
   
   
   
4. “If a woman asks for something, she must give it to her. Otherwise. (The Man from Capuchin Boulevard, directed by Alla Surikova, 1987)
   She'll leave you.
   She'll take it herself.
   (c) She'll blow everything.
   (d) She'll exhaust all nerves.
   
   
   
5. "Why is it painted? It's my... color!!! ? (Love and Pigeons, directed by Vladimir Menshov, 1984)
   (a) Natural.
   (b) The real one.
   (c) Natural.
   (d) Natural.
   (e) My love.
   
   
   
6. "Everything!" There will be no Keen! ... is over. (Gentlemen of Luck, directed by Alexander Grey, 1971)
   (a) Film.
   (b) Time.
   (c) Electricity.
   Patience.
   
   
   
7. “Those of my patients whom I made read the Truth” (Heart of a Dog, directed by Vladimir Bortko, 1988)
   (a) Becoming partisan.
   (b) Losing weight.
   (c) Leaving the country.
   (d) Recovered quickly.
   
   
   
8. "I'm for the car ... sold it!" (Garage, directed by Eldar Ryazanov, 1979)
   (a) Giving.
   Mother-in-law.
   (c) Soul.
   Motherland.
   (e) Kidney.
   
   
   
9. “And your Galia left. You did the right thing. Now she'll find... (Irony of Fate, or With Easy Steam!, directed by Eldar Ryazanov, 1975)
   (a) Another groom.
   (b) A real person.
   (c) A decent man.
   You're in charge.
   
   
   
10. “My conscience is in it! With a trailer! A ... no. (Afonya, directed by Georgy Danelia, 1975)
    (a) Money.
    (b) Health.
    Happiness.
    (d) Time.
    
    
    
11. "Practise better on ..." (Operation Y and Other Adventures of Shurik, directed by Leonid Gaidai, 1965)
    (a) Bystanders.
    On tomatoes.
    On cats.
    On Shurik.
    
    
    
12. “In London, for example, a dog is a man’s friend. - And we have a man's friend. (The Diamond Hand, directed by Leonid Gaidai, 1968)
    (a) Wife.
    (b) Cat.
    The book.
    The manager.
    
    
    

Correct answers

1. We'll educate ourselves!
2. Personally, I had nothing to do with this!
3. Marry a lieutenant.
4. She'll take it herself.
5. Natural.
6. Electricity.
7. Losing weight.
8. Homeland.
9. A real man.
10. Time.
11. Cats.
12. Manager.

We are sure that you were able to easily cope with our test. And if not, then there is a reason to review the Soviet classics more often.