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Posted by dynomutt (My Page) on Wed, May 30, 07 at 11:37
| I like kwoods' suggestion of a quickie game. You provide a movie quote and whoever identifies the movie gets to go next.
So ....... let's get this thing on the road....
Quote : "It's wafer thin ......." (With a French accent) |
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| Meaning of life. "We're gonna need a bigger boat..." |
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| Jaws How about... "They dance like they've danced before". |
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| Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf.... how bout "I love you" "I know" |
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| Ah, that's one of my favourite loving exchanges... between Han Solo and Princess Leia, in The Empire Strikes Back (at least I think that's the first occurrence). How about the one I asked in the other thread: "We aim to misbehave!" |
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| No takers? It's a recent movie by one of my heroes. I have the t-shirt that says "[name of said hero] is my master now", in StarWars style writing... |
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| Is it from the movie "Serenity"?! |
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| Is indeed! Joss Whedon is my master now |
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| Ok, this one's easy ..... (I may not have the EXACT quote ....) "I don't know nothin' about birthin' babies!" |
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| Easy is right: Gone wth the Wind Here's one: "This is information retrieval not information dispersal." |
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| Yeah!! Brazil! I knew it sounded familiar! I think it was said in the main character's office! |
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| "I know it was you Fredo. You broke my heart. You broke my heart!" (I know, a dead give-away.) |
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| Godfather II "Barbara... they're coming to get you Barbara" |
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| Beetlejuice ? lol,I don't know |
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| Ooops! forgot about this one. When my wife gets unneccesarily frightened I always give her the "They're coming to get you Barbara..." line. She doesn't seem to appreciate it in the same way that I do. Another from the same film; "Are they slow-moving, chief?" "Yeah, they're dead. They're..... all messed up. " |
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| Oh, oh, oh - must be a Zombie movie - is it 'Night of the Living Dead'? |
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| Heeeeeeere's Johnnie, out of Night of the Living Dead! Howzabout:
...is brought to you by XXX and XXX, high energy vegetable concentrates, and new, delicious, XXX. The miracle food of high-energy plankton gathered from the oceans of the world! |
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| Within a minute of one another! Youse gots it! Now do rock, paper, scissors to see which of youse is the winner. |
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| Clairabelle, that sounds like Soylent Green to me... How about... "I am asking you to marry me, you little fool!" |
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| Sounds like Laurence Olivier in Rebecca ? |
Rebecca indeed
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| That's the one - not very charming... |
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| "Have fun storming the castle!" |
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| Princess Bride! "Your mother was a hamster and your father smelt of elderberries." |
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| Oft-quoted in this household - the French taunting the English k-nights in Monty Python and the Holy Grail. Here's another one that's frequently trotted out by Mr Husband: "it didn't hurt me; it hit me on the head." [Not sure if the 2x "it" is actually audible!] |
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| What, no takers? Here's another one from the same movie: "Amelia, if I walk any further, I'll get flat feet." - "Abigail, we were born with flat feet." |
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| Mmh. Looks like I made this too obscure! Would it help if I told you that "didn't hurt me; it hit me on the head" is spoken by a dog, whereas the little dialogue is between two geese? |
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| Hmmm........ sounds almost like Dr. Doolittle! (Haven't seen the movie but with talking dogs and geese ...) |
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| Not Dr Doolittle - think Disney... |
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| Not that Rodney Dangerfield movie where he's a dog?!?! |
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| Think animated Disney! Think Abraham DeLacey Giuseppe Casey Thomas O'Malley... |
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| Two Disney animated dog movies come immediately to mind..... I'll go with Lady and the Tramp? |
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| It's not a dog movie... but it does feature a lady and a tramp. |
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| I give up. It's Aristocats. My husband's allegedly favourite movie. |
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| Hmmmm....... Ok, so that's the movie. I kept trying to think of classic Disney animated features and, for some weird reason, I kept thinking of Robin Hood (where Robin and Marian are foxes). |
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| I don't even like Disney... but Mr Hub quotes that line so frequently (usually with reference to our accident-prone greyhound) that I thought it was generally well-known! |
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| Can you offer a clue kwoods? |
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| Ok, that "mook" quote SOUNDS familiar! Gimme some time and I might remember what it's from! Wait -- it's not from "My Cousin Vinny", is it? |
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| Sorry... been away. bwilliams5980 has it! |
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| I think it was a geek before there were geeks |
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| "Well, what is a mook?" Gotta watch Mean Streets to find out. |
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| Oh no, I watched it once years ago. Quite enough, thanks. |
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| Sorry, sorry!! Didn't mean to kill (or even slow down) the thread. I had just posted "Mean Streets" then my computer crashed. Just got it up again after a harrowing week! lol Next quote:
"You'll shoot your eye out!" Easy one - so first to get it just go ahead with the next quote - I don't know about the reliability of my connection yet. |
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| A Christmas Story! With Ralphie! Ok, here's one : "Fish are friends, not food" (said with a toothy grin) |
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| A shark in rehab in Finding Nemo?? |
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| Bada-bing! And clairabelle gets the prize! ;-) Your turn. |
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Here's an easy one
"We're going to need bigger buns" |
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| I have no idea - somebody guess, please? |
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| Wait -- that rings a bell .... "Calendar Girls"? |
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| Here's another immortal quote : "I'm funny how, I mean funny like I'm a clown, I amuse you? I make you laugh, I'm here to f$&%#@ amuse you?" |
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| I have the actor who says it (Joe Pesci) but can't for the life of me remember which movie... Could it be one of the Mel Gibson/Danny Glover Lethal Weapon movies? |
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| How about My Cousin Vinny? |
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| Good Fellas.... I always feel bad for Spider when I hear that quote. How 'bout "you ever pick your feet in Poughkeepsie?" |
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| "you ever pick your feet in Poughkeepsie?" Asked of a hoodlum by Popeye (Gene Hackman) in The French Connection..... anyone got a good quote? |
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| Here's one ......... Yippee-ki-yay, mother%&#$%*@. |
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| Time to revive this! That last quote sounds very Bruce Willis, so I'll go for 'Die Hard'. |
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| Yep -- anyanka's got it right! Your turn, m'dear ........ |
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| We might be through with the past, but the past ain't through with us. |
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| Why that's from the game show host in Magnolia (I think). Can't remember the actor, unfortunately... |
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| Magnolia is correct and quite enough as an answer! I think the quote occurs several times though, and not just by the one actor (but I might be wrong). |
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| Right then, I give up my turn (back to work so in and out of the forum this week) |
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