That's Amore: Pizza in the Movies

Like most teenagers, some mutants, a few ninjas -- and maybe a couple of actual turtles -- the stars of 'Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles' love pizza. So do we, and so do all the movies in this photo gallery.

Although the first live-action version of the TMNT saga features actors in rubber suits -- instead of slick CG-enhanced characters -- the heroic reptiles' fondness for pizza is still on full display.

In one of this classic film's most memorable scenes, burnout Jeff Spicoli (Sean Penn) thinks he's rather clever having pizza delivered to his desk -- until his teacher, the dreaded Mr. Hand (Ray Walston), gets the last laugh.

Wayne Campbell (Mike Myers) will not bow to any sponsor when a big station picks up his popular cable access show. To prove it, he (ironically) shows the audience how much disdain he has for product placement.

Annabeth Gish and Julia Roberts co-star in this rom-com set in a Connecticut pizzeria. The titular dish may take a back seat to the characters' love lives, but there's still plenty to savor.

22 years after 'Mystic Pizza' prepped Julia Roberts for stardom, the actress still has pies on the mind as she travels to Naples, Italy to get a slice. "I'm having a relationship with my pizza," she says. We hear you, Julia.

Watch John Travolta in his prime, strutting through Brooklyn to the tune of the Bee Gees' "Stayin' Alive," while eating two – count 'em, two – slices, folded in half in the New York style.

Pizza the Hutt! That’s Dom DeLuise lurking inside that gooey, cheesy costume, in Mel Brooks' hilarious 'Star Wars' parody.

Everybody loves Sal's Pizzeria, but not everybody loves Sal (Danny Aiello), whose Italian-American family butts heads with the restaurant's black clientele. Writer/director Spike Lee co-stars as Mookie, Sal's defiant courier.

1989's other great pizza deliverer was Patrick Dempsey, long before his McDreamy days. As Señor Pizza's amorous driver, he gets calls from older women requesting "extra anchovies" -- and then gets quite the tip.

Jessie Eisenberg plays a less fortunate delivery boy, forced into a bank-robbing scheme by having a bomb strapped to his chest. Aziz Ansari is along for the wild ride, though we don't really see much pizza.

A pizza parlor is the setting for this black comedy, based on true events, about a woman (Tracey Ullman) trying to kill her philandering husband (Kevin Kline). River Phoenix, Keanu Reeves and William Hurt co-star.

In a comedy liberally sprinkled with gross-out moments, Philip Seymour Hoffman sings the praises of pizza grease while giving Ben Stiller questionable dating advice.

We'll pass on this pie, which features a disgusting "soul pizza" adorned with the faces of Freddy Krueger's victims.

How could we ignore a movie that just flat out calls itself 'Pizza,' even if it's an obscure American indie? Lonely Kylie Sparks joins delivery boy Ethan Embry on his rounds; quirkiness ensues.

We know it's not a movie, but come on! We'd be remiss if we didn't include an angry Walter White lobbing a pizza onto his roof -- a feat actor Bryan Cranston accomplished in just one take.