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Some of my favorite lines from movies tend to pop into my head frequently- anyone else experience this? Lines such as: "It's either sex or the saw- sex? Well, nobody knows... but the saw..... THE SAW IS FAMILY!" -Texas Chainsaw Massacre 2 "Make a note of it Dan- TISSUE REJECTION!" -Bride of Re-Animator "Gimme some sugar, baby..." - Army of Darkness "Hey Vasquez- you ever been mistaken for a man? "No- have you?" -Aliens "That'll clip your wings..." - La Femme Nikita Obviously these lines mean vey little if you haven't seen the films- I highly reccomend all of the above.. reactions, favorite lines?
63 responses total.
My all time favorite: "Great knockers!" "Thank you, Doctor." from _Frankenstein_ (I think)
Well, close. _Young_Frankenstein_. Not to be confused with _Young_Einstein_. "Dad, I've done it! I've split the beer molecule!"
My personal fave must be from _Real Genius_:
"Can you hammer a 6 inch spike through a 2x4 with your penis?"
"Uh...not right now."
"A girl's gotta have her standards!"
Words to live by! :)
That's right, it's _Young_Frankenstein_. "Walk this way."
"One thoughtt he was invincible, the other thought he could fly.. They were both wrong." -Marked for Death "Wake up, time to die.." -Blade Runner
And from _Airplane!_: "The white zone is for the loading and unloading of passengers and luggage."
"Hate makes you impotent, love makes you crazy, somewhere in between you can survive." - Last line of the BOOK _Throw Momma from the Train_
"The suspense is terrible. I hope it will last." -WILLY WONKA
"Don't torture yourself, darling. That's my job." - Morticia
"Was you ever bit by a dead bee?" - Walter Brennan in _To Have and Have Not_.
From the world's funniest movie:
"Robber, Thief. How can you take a poor man's money"
"He who signs a lease must pay rent"
"Lord, Hear my plea. Destroy him, for he maketh a blight to come on
the land:
" Don't listen to him, he's crazy"
I don't need to tell you who said it, or where it's from.
Rings no bells with me.
I can't remember the name of the movie--it had Rodney Dangerfield playing the part of a father who decides to go to college with his son. It had a few good lines where he was trying to "make some moves" on the teacher played by Sally Kellerman: He: "Would you like to go out Tuesday night?" She: "Sorry, I have a class then." He: "Well, how about Friday?" She: "I've got a class then, too." He: "Why not call me sometime when you have no class?" Later in the movie, the two are in a quite, romantic room and she is slowly pouring from a bottle: She: "Say when..." He: "Right after this drink!"
The words in #11 were from "The Producers" perhaps the greatest movie of all time.
What was that line from "A Fish Called Wanda"? "... he asked, 'why did he name his daughter after a car?'"
The Producers may have been the greatest movie of all time when it came out, but I certain;y wouldn't say that now.
re #13: The movie was "Back to School".
My favorite movie happens to be Henry Fonda's last movie back in 1981!
Can you think of it?
I'll tell you the title after I tell you my favorite segment.
Chelsea (after returning from Brussels) speaking to Norman:
"so...how's your head?"
Norman had bumped his head being thrown from Thayer IV (his boat)-
for those who haven't seen the movie.
Anyhow, Norman replies:
"Oh.... a LOT of pain; but nothing to worry about
Can you think of the movie?
It's "On Golden Pond" - If you haven't seen it-GET IT!
It has all the answers to life!!!!!
I've NEVER been able to get past the first 10-15 minutes of that movie. Puts me to sleep _every_ time! (Sorry...I've tried to like it, I just can't!)
Oh, and senator... LOVE the suit.
-Anthony Hopkins: _Silence_of_the_Lambs_
"Express your personhood! Actualize! Actualize!"
-- the basketball coach in Buffy the Vampire Slayer
"It's Mega-Maid! She's gone from suck to blow!"
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The above line was said by Col. Sanders on Spaceballs
"Dock that chink a days pay for nappin' on the job!"
-- from Mel Brooks' BLAZING SADDLES
"Sometimes people just explode, natural causes" _Repo Man. The best movie EVER IMHO.
"Like a midget at a drinking fountain, I was going to have to stay on my toes." - Frank Drebin (Leslie Nielsen), Naked Gun 33 1/3
" It looks just like a big Tylenol." - that guy in "Airplane"
"Rosebud." .......Citizen Kane "Round up the usual suspects" ....Casablanca "Oh my god, we're being robbed" A whiney Sandy Dennis in The Out of Towners
"Mrs. Peacock was a man?"
--Mr. Green in CLUE
Target that explosion and fire. - sulu
Startrek VI
re #29: what a coincidence! I just saw Clue last night. That whole scene at the end where Tim Curry is explaining everything, running around the house is great.
I haven't seen that in years.
"wake up..time to die is saTherapy!'s first album.."Babyteeth". "The whole worlds wild at heat and wierd on top"-Wild At Heart "I had known Betty for a week, we made love every night. The forecast was for storms!"-Zorg at the opening of Betty Blue/ "I've come here to chew gum and kick ass.And I'm just otta gum"-They Live. "A cigarette? "Yes.I know it is!"-Lt.Drebin in every Naked Gun movie. "You <talkin'> to <me>!"-Robert De Niro in Taxi Driver. "Wha? Do I amuse you! You think I'm here to fucki' amuse you? Prick! Wha' do I walk funny , talk funny or something. Fuck off otta here"-Joe Pesci in Goodfellas. "Nigh"-The Knights of Nigh in monty Pythons Holy Grail. "Of all the gin joints in all the world..etc" "G'on Sam,play it.If she can take it i can" "We'll always have Paris"-Casablanca. "Damn fine cup of coffe"-Twin Peaks.
Er, wasn't that "Damn fine cup-a-Joe"? I sure hope so as a few years ago John and I experimented with the whole Twin Peaks experience by visiting Montana and Wyoming (as far north and west as we could make it that trip), seeking out slightly seedy local bar/restaurants, ordering apple pie and a cup of "Joe", and asking if anyone had seen Bob. They hadn't.
RE #34 yes, it was Twin Peaks. Now that is a blast from the past! did anyone see Twin Peaks: Fire Walk With Me. Now, that was a dumb movie and I was a die hard fan. I wonder happened to ol' Dale and Bob. It would be kind of nice to know. Don't you think?
Dumb thought it was, it answered a lot of questions for those who couldn't figure them out. (I had people tell me that. Personally it just showed me what I alread knew.)
"Evian spelled backwards is naive."
-- Reality Bites
"Oh, fuck! Fuck! Fuck, fuck, fuck! Fuckity fuck!"
-- Hugh Grant in "Four Wedings and a Funeral"
(It's a good line. He says it several times. The amazing thing is that it's better each time.)
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