okay, Vukodlak left it at:

- Dear Lord, please don't let me fu*k up.
- I didn't quite copy that. Say again, please.
- I said everything's A-OK.

my guess: Independence Day?

Deep Impact.

Not a bad guess, but from a much better film... Is Deep Impact much better then Armageddon? Well I haven't really got a clue, just continuing with the space disaster adventure genre. That Independence Day guess seems plausible though...

[ December 30, 2004, 01:56: Message edited by: Zurga ]

I would've guessed Deep Impact too, but it wasn't a better film imho ;)

Hmm. Neither of the above. Think a bit older, better, amazing cast.

The Right Stuff?

And we have a winner. Your go Kam. Happy new year :D

"Look at her Miller, isn't she beautiful?"

"Your beautiful ship killed it's crew, Doctor."

"Well... now she has another crew. Now she has us."

A little exchange that Laurence Fishburne has with the hideously transformed Sam Donaldson in Event Horizon. I hardly need Kam's confirmation on this one. ;)

My turn:

"Good or bad, I'm the guy with the gun."

If you get rid of the or then that line is in Army of Darkness.

JSBB's turn.

"Disco is not dead! Disco is life!"

That sounds like something out of Mystery Men, which I got tricked into seeing, yet strangely enjoyed.

Yes it is from Mystery Men. Go ahead dmc.

Actually, I'm in a band so that I can get laid.

C'mon dude, chicks do not need to be in a band to get laid.

Just a wild guess on my part:

Hedwig and the Angry Inch?

Sorry Beren, not close.

Maybe... Wayne's World 2?

No. Hint, one female character is saying it to another one.

dmc has gone skiing for a few days, and PM'd me the answer. Not surprisingly, I've never heard of the movie. Some more hints:

It was released in 2003, and is supposedly about an all-girl rock band.

Well, I can safely say that I have never seen it. I will take a wild guess and try Josie and the *****cats but I am pretty sure that was out earlier than 2003.

lol @ SP's auto-censor. :shake: No, it's not Josie and the Puddytats.

To be more specific, it's about a female punk rock band named Clam Dandy, and I can safely say I don't recognise any of the names of the actors (although the lead actress seems to have had lots of roles). dmc describes it as a B flick, and I gather he wasn't too impressed with it.

Not heard of this myself

OK, I think that's long enough, and I'm out of hints. If JSBB doesn't know it, then chances are nobody does. :p

The movie is called Prey for Rock and Roll. But don't all rush to the video store at the same time. :D

Next person to show up can post a new clue.

hee hee!

"The lady and I were trying to dance."
"You were trying. She was succeeding. "

The Mask of Zorro?

Damn, what is it with you people always guessing everything almost immediately? *pouts*

You got it :D

*mutters*

Next time I got to pick a movie without Antonio Banderas....

That would probably make it a little more difficult. :p

My quote is pretty easy.

"Find me a genuine monster, if he exists or not!"

Sounds like a Godzilla movie if you ask me, other than that I don't know.

King Kong comes to mind...

I know it's not Godzilla Vs King Ghidorah (sp?) because I saw that this week, maybe it IS Godzilla Vs King Kong.

Yes, it is from King Kong vs Godzilla.

Ahem, its been 3 days, so I'm going to invoke the IJ rule. I'm going to give a softy as I haven't really earned this turn :)

"My brother is 27 lbs. of stupid."

Oh yeah, a softy. Right.

:p

Yeah, soft as marshmallow....

I have no idea. Dumb and Dumber?

27 lbs? Isn't that like 13 kilos? What is that a baby? I dunno, at a guess:

Addams Family Values?

it's a softy, because the clues are in the quote itself, sherlocks :p ok fine, some giveaway hints then ;)

the speaker is referring to HER OLDER brother :p

And that really helps.

Random guess: The Borrowers?

O.K. then, so basically we have to have a female baby talking about her brother.

That leaves far too many possibilities for me to guess from if we are dealing with an animated film but if we are talking live action then the one that instantly pops into mind would have to be Look Who's Talking Too.

Baby Geniuses?

Rugrats?

JSBB has it :p

@Takara

my next hint was going to be "the baby is voiced by Roseanne" :p

O.K. - here is the super extra easy beachball of the day.

"You're good, baby, I'll give you that. But me? I'm magic!"

I was a little annoyed at them modernizing this quote in the movie but I guess the original unmodified quote would have sounded a little too silly.

Daredevil?

Yes it is from Daredevil. Go ahead Vukodlak.

@ JSBB: What is the original unmodified quote?

Ok, lts see:

- You're one of them, aren't you?
- No. I'm something else.

That is from Blade.

The general wording was actually pretty close to what was used in the movie with one very noticable change (some people have claimed that the one word was the only change, it isn't - I actually brought my old comic collection out of storage to prove this at one point).

The main noticable change was that Bullseye called Elektra toots in the comic vs baby in the film. I conceed that toots sounds a bit too retro, and it probably didn't seem reasonable to cater to the relatively small percentage of the audience who actually read the original comics that were published 20 something odd years ago, but a part of me would have liked to see the quote unchanged.

Edit: The movie version wasn't even as close as I thought, the actual quote should be " (Put up a pretty good fight toots...) (...you're pretty good...) (but me...) (I'm magic.)"

[ January 14, 2005, 02:16: Message edited by: JSBB ]

Quite right - blade it was. Onwards..

"Exploit experts, their expertise is essential. That's a quote, page 35 from the Switzer manual."

Duck Soup?

No, it is not from Duck Soup.

No idea then. I don't think I've got one of these movie quotes right for ages......

Trust me, this film is just about as far away from Duck Soup as conceivably possible.

Personally, I suspect that either Aldazar will know it or that it will take a little educated guessing for someone to get it.

Ah well, I am feeling generous tonight. Here is another quote from the film - basically the punchline for the Switzer manual references.

"Never trust nobody, Caine Manual, Page 1, Chapter 1."

Edit: Lets see if any of these three quotes helps.

"Flat head is basically correct, it's like tuning your radio to K. I. L. L."

"So that's why we came here huh? Pump Boner. Interesting technique. It's very illegal and you got so much out of him!"

"Extra caffeine! Lousy American coffee couldn't keep a hamster up at night!" :coffee:

[ January 15, 2005, 03:30: Message edited by: JSBB ]

They don't. Any chance of a hint (as opposed to more quotes that is)?

Lets see, to start with I would think the quotes give a pretty good indication of what class of film it is. If not let's inspect the highlights from the career of the film's lead actor.

This film's lead actor is best known for playing (1) a psychotic Russian boxer (2) a psychotic re-animated corpse-cyborg (3) a psychotic cyborg assassin-religious nut (4) a gun wielding psychotic vigilante and just to buck the trend here (5) a sword and laser pistol wielding hero who typically runs around wearing fur briefs and sometimes a set of pauldrons.

I have one more quote that is probably the best known one from the film but it is such a dead give away that I will hold it back for now.

Hmm, these clues still don't help me much. Unless you're talking about Dolph Lundgren. In which case, I have no chance because his movies are far too F-Grade for to have ever seen them.

You just about mentioned every Doplh film that I know -
1 - Rocky IV
2 - Universal soldier(?)
3 - Johnny Mnemonic
4 - Punisher
5 - HE-MAN

The only other two that I can remember are the one where he's afraid of white (blackjack was it?) and the one where he plays a hired assassin with a heart of gold (no idea of the name). It's neither of them two is it?

Any Dolph fans out there?

Yes it is Dolph, but no the film is not one of the ones that you are talking about.

Therefore it is probably one of the F-Grade ones I mentioned previously - hence why JSBB thinks Aldazar (aka the Straight to Video King) might know it.

Hey, I actually saw it in the movie theatre and I taped it at some point when it was shown on t.v. (probably between midnight and four a.m. but that is when all of the most enjoyable b-films get aired ;) ).

It is definitely a 100% grade B smelly cheese of a film but I really, really like it.

Hey! Don't knock The Dolph! No luck here yet though, give me time to check my collection...

It must be really bad if even Aldazar can't get it......

Showdown in little tokyo? Don't know if thats the title... He did a movie once with Brandon Lee.... Can't remember the name....

No it is not Showdown in Little Tokyo (however, you are correct about that being the title of the film that Dolph did with Brandon Lee).

O.K. - I am getting a little tired of this quote being up so I will give the complete give away quote.

"Then you go in pieces"

Still no idea here. You over-estimate our skills, JSBB.

Doesnt give much away to me. :p

OK just from that last one, I would guess that the film's name is 'We come in Peace' - coz then it would form a horrible pun. If I am right, somebody else can have a go because that is pure guesswork... :1eye:

Ooh, very very close guesswork there Vukodlak. Yes, it is a very bad pun but there was only one Alien bad guy.

If that isn't enough of a hint then please follow the final hint given below. If you can't "guess" it after that then it will be quite sad. :p

(1) Go to the favourite B movies thread,
(2) look for my first post,
(3) find entry with similar title to that guessed by Vukodlak, complete with listing that it stars Dolph Lundgren-
(4) post film title here and then go ahead and post your own quote.

I Come in Peace?

OK - I'll assume I'm right, given JSBB's instructions and to get this game moving. Here's one I guarantee that Aldazar can get, but I saw it again the other day and just have to post it:

"How's the serenity?"

[ January 18, 2005, 04:44: Message edited by: Harbourboy ]

Last Samurai?

No, not The Last Samurai. This is a film from the 1990s. The words are spoken by a man on holiday with his family. I'm betting that this is one of Aldazar's favourite movies, but I could be wrong.

Man on holiday with family, National Lampoon's **** vacation.
I think most were probably 80's films though.

Yeah the National Lampoon's vacation films were all from the 80s, as were the Great Outdoors and Summer Rental which would have been the other family vacation films that came to my mind.

Oh well, I will have to keep thinking about what else this one could be.

Hmm, I guess this is too hard for you guys but would be too easy for Aldazar (who appears to be missing in action).

This film was an early outing for one of the stars of Troy.

@JSBB

wasn't Vegas Vacation (also with Chevy Chase) in the 90s? or was that not a National Lampoon flick?

Is it an Australian film perchance?

@ Enagonios - You are absolutely right about National Lampoon's Vegas Vacation - it WAS released in the late 90s - I had completely forgotten about that lame duck piece of trash.

Hey, it wasn't THAT bad :p

hehe I liked the fake i.d part. :D

and the daughter was pretty hot this time ;)

Sorry guys for posting one that looks too hard. Yes, it's an Australian comedy cult classic. Shame Aldazar never turned up. Eric Bana is the actor from Troy who is in the film. It's all about a family who live right next to an airport and have to defend their house against being demolished.

Ah, I think I remember this one - it had us stumped for quite some time back in one of the early quote games.

It is from The Castle is it not?

Correct as usual, JSBB. That's going straight to the pool room. Your turn.

O.K. - my next incredibly obvious quote from a stinker of a film is

"Like the tragedy? Your parents must have had a sense of humour?

Not really."

Hah, I feel a bit unfair as I haven't seen the film but:

Elektra?

(the exact same quote was in a review I read not 20 minutes ago)

Yes it is from Elektra. It is actually no where near as bad as the critics have been saying - that being said it certainly isn't good.

Well, would you recommend it?

I know this quote is probably too easy for this crowd but it's too good not to put in:

Playing to lose is like sleeping with your sister. Sure, she's a great piece of tail with a blouse full of goodies, but it's just illegal. Then you get into that whole inbred thing... Kids with no teeth who do nothing but play the banjo... eat apple sauce through a straw... pork farm animals...

The Naked Gun?

I wouldn't recommend Elektra - if you have nothing to do and you can see it for a cheap price then maybe but the plot is cliche, the villains are not developed at all and the action and special effects aren't anything special. The character of Elektra isn't anything remotely like how she was in the comics (at least not what she was like back in the good old days when I read them)- she is far too much of a goody goody in the film.

[ January 21, 2005, 18:42: Message edited by: JSBB ]

nope ;)

Damn! Of course not, its from Hot Shots.

Sigh, I must be getting old.

:D Quite right on both counts - your go old man... :tie:

"My name is John Johnson, but everyone here calls me Vickie. Please follow me."

I'm sure I know this one. I can picture the actor and him saying it... or maybe my brain is totally mistaken. Still cant think of the film though.

So I Married an Axe Murderer [I think, it's been a while]

:doh: Yeah, that's the film. I could picture the scene in my head, but just couldnt pin it down.

Yep, you got it dmc.

Haven't seen that movie in years.. it was really funny though :D

I saw it only a couple of weeks ago. No wonder something was given me a hell of an itch.

Everybody is special, [name]

That's just another way of saying nobody is.

Shrek?

The Incredibles.

It is definitely The Incredibles.

Yes it is. Best movie of the year in my opinion.

cool quote. but this isn't the one from the scene when Syndrome captures Mr. Incredible, right? I think he says something like "Then everybody can be super. Then no one will be." that "Boundin'" thing at the start was irritating though :/

The quote is said by Elastigirl and Dash when they are driving home from school. The quote by Syndrome was intentially similar but as you noted not exactly the same.

Ok:

- Knock, knock!
- Who's there?
- Boo.
- Boo, who?
- Quit crying, this'll be over in a moment!
- Fighting is one thing, but bad jokes is where I draw the line!

no idea, though it sounds like the sort of line you'd get in a film like Mask of Zorro

The Princess' Bride?

Nope, think a much, much trashier film...

Police Academy. Not to sure about the number though? 6?

Yup, Police Academy VI: City Under Siege... Your turn Zurga

"Look at that. It's an elk. Or is it a caribou? Or an american bison?"

Almost heroes?

No not Almost heroes.

I think we need a hint :)

All in an effort to please.
"To this day I regret not finding him and cutting his heart out in a really violent way"

The last of the mohicans?

Not The last of the mohicans. It's a comedy set the present.

"Debbie?"
"No."
"Danielle?"
"No. Wildfire!"

Road trip?

Haven't seen it but...

The Great Outdoors?

No to both. The main character's called Jimmy Livingston.

Bubble boy. The "Jimmy Livingston" hint gave it away. That movie sucked dude. You shoulda quoted the part when Fabio was there :D

Couldn't remember the Fabio quote. Something about mutating and burning on some planet. Anyway your turn.

P.S. That movie did not suck. Much.

cool.

"Hey babe. If you were Dominos, I'd get a discount."

"If I were Dominos, you'd still be alive."

Sigh, I know that I have heard that dialogue but for the life of me I can't remember what film it was in.

Oh great, now I am going to be sitting around all day :bang: and mentally reviewing all of the lame turkey action films that I have seen.

Fair Game.

Yeah, that's it. Oh well, I guess I can stop :bang: now.

hehe you got it Elios ;)

ok, here's my quote.

"You see, in this world there's two kinds of people, my friend: Those with loaded guns and those who dig. You dig."

The Good, the Bad and the Ugly. It's a Classic, at least on tcm :)

Well my reign was short lived. LOL
Nice job

Since I'm going back to the army tomorrow in the afternoon, I'll give you a softy. so here it is

"The genetic difference between men and apes is only three percent. But that three percent gave us Einstein, Mozart

Jack The Ripper."

The Matrix? Thought I heard Morpheus say it in the movie.

Yeah, I'm pretty sure it's Matrix. I can almost hear Neo chiming in with the "Jack the Ripper" part.

nope sorry it's not the matrix.
so heres another quote

"what is she now?
A frog..?"

well, nobody's guessing so I'll just throw one in.

It sounds like an "evolutionary" kinda film, soo...

Evolution? :D

He did say he was going back to the army, so I doubt we'll get an answer.

You're up Enagonios.

oh, word. okay, here's mine:

"Oh, it's ON. It's on like Donkey Kong!"

:D

Freaky Friday?

Nope, sorry. :)

Maybe I should add the last word of the quote:

"Oh it's ON. It's on like Donkey Kong, beeyotch!"

Eh Malibu's Most Wanted? And if it is, what kind of trash are you (and I apparently) watching?

hehe no again.

I guess it's time for some hints :p

It is the 3rd movie (Threequel? ;) ) in it's "series" and is probably the last as well.

It's in the "teen" rating.

It's not a "B-movie".

It's got quite a few titties in it :D

That should be more than enough :p

Scary Movie 3?

American Pie 3?

Finally :rolleyes: :p

Your go Vukodlak

Marvellous, another film I haven't seen - guessed. All in a day's work :D Right, how about:

'Not many people know this, but the turtle is nature's suction cup.'

Ace Ventura?

Nope, it is from UHF.

Ah good old Raul - teaching poodles how to fly, shaking up ant farms (and commenting "Oh look, they are really mad now") and tossing turtles at the ceiling - that is how a wildlife t.v. show should be. :lol:

And we have a winner! Congrats JSBB, you get to go to SPATULA CITY!

Or post the next quote. Whitchever.

What - I don't win my weight in fish? Damn! ;)

"My best case scenario, Eleanor, is hair everywhere but my eyeballs, elongation of my spine until my skin splits, teats, and a growing tolerance, maybe even affection, for the smell and taste of feces, not just my own, and then excruciating death!"

Edit: Oh, and there are bonus points if you can tell me what Eleanor's response is.

[ February 15, 2005, 02:28: Message edited by: JSBB ]

Ginger Snaps 2, where the younger of the Fitzgerald sisters explains her horrors involved with slowly transforming into a werewolf despite all efforts to stop the inevitable.

I liked the first one better.

Yeah I agree, the original was much better.

Go ahead Beren.

Doh... Answered to a previous quote without seeing that there was another page....

He was the ugliest f***in' Indian I ever saw! If you know it, you'll realize it isn't quite as offensive as its first blush suggests.

thunderheart?

[ Nope ] - Beren

[ February 16, 2005, 07:23: Message edited by: Beren ]

Almost Heroes?

Clue: The movie included Adam Beach.

i think we need another clue beren :)

O.k.

The line was uttered by Michael Greyeyes.

Hmmmm ... looks like another hint is needed, much to my own surprise.

The movie ended up becoming a pilot for a Canadian television series called, "The Rez".

ooh, 2 posts in a row, the powers of a moderator :D ;)

still have no clue though :confused:

:confused: Is anyone outside Canada likely to have heard of this film? Not only does the quote sound completely unfamilliar, I have never heard of any of the people you mentioned as hints... never mind 'the Rez'

Not sure how many more clues I can give. Guess I'll have to open this up into a google or imdb race.

Since Google has become legal, the film in question is "Dance Me Outside." I'd never heard of it.

'Course, I could be misinformed, so I'll wait for Beren to confirm.

Sorry about that. Thought at least some of our Canadian boys, and possibly American ones, would have been able to get this.

Go ahead Jhonka.

Since I didn't exactly earn this one, I'll give you guys a softball :p


-"I've never seen so many dead hookers in all my life!"
-"Lord knows I have..."

Dirty Work.

Wouldn't really call it a softie as it wasn't a really famous movie, but a funny one nonetheless :) That part with the frat guys was hilarious :D "Hello? REAL cops?.." :shake:

Dirty Work indeed. I loved that movie :)

Go ahead, Enagonios.


(I guess I considered it a softie since if you've seen the movie, there's no way you won't recognize the line :D )

"Maybe I'm drunk, but tomorrow I'll be sober but he'll STILL be a faget!"

hehe :D

Hmm... It's a paraphrase of Winston Churchill, who once told a female dignatory at an official function: I may be drunk, madam, but tomorrow I will be sober and you will still be ugly.

I guess the ol' beer goggles hadn't kicked in. :lol:

I'm not sure where the quote is from, though. It seems familiar, and I'll probably kick myself when it's solved.

:bang:

Yeah, I know what the original quote was. Chrurchill is definitely my favorite politician, past or present (and I hate politics) ;)

I guess some clues are needed, so here they are:

It's an early 90's action film.
It was uttered by the star of the movie, who was an action star in the late 1980s - early 1990s and has produced some pretty recent films (but they sucked :( )

I can't say whether it was a B movie or not because I loved it when I saw it ;) I know these are vague hints, but I'm prepared to give you guys a bit of time to guess because once I give you the next hint, the great white shark (JSBB :p ) or somebody else is gonna snap it right up.

Oh you won't have to wait for that - I think I will just jump in now.

Double Impact?

dum dum dum dum dum dum...

<CHOMP> >----'<


Your turn Jaws :p

"The pastry is as light as air!

Ah well, Germaine has very sensitive hands, an extraordinarily light touch!

I can tell.

She strangled a German general once without making a sound.

<Gulp> What an extraordinary woman!"

damn, this sounds familiar, like it was from that val kilmer spy spoof thing, but the name escapes me at the moment.

ah, just phoned a friend (who iwas going to call about something else anyway! :p )

Top Secret?

No, it is not from Top Secret.

Weird.. it sounded so familiar and my curiousity was killing me so I looked it up and, while it's in my family's movie collection, I've never seen this movie.

To catch a thief. Cary Grant talking to john Williams :p

You got it Vukodlak.

- Item 96: A tax shall be levied on all parasites and spongers - such as the elderly, the infirm, and especially heehee, little children.
- That's ridicilous! You're insane!

Ah yes, good old Ratigan - the world's greatest rat. :lol:

It is from The Great Mouse Detective of course.

Shux, I knew that one :/

Accursed school hours :mad:

Elementary my dear JSBB. Your turn...

"Do you have any idea how frustrating it is to have unlimited power and only be able to use it when some worm asks for something?"

A complete guess: Bruce Almighty? :hmm:

No it is not from Bruce Almighty.

Dogma?

No it is not from Dogma.

This really rings a bell. What was the film with Liz hurley and Brenden Fraser? Bedazzled?

No it is not from Bedazzled.

:bang: dammit, I'm racking my brain. I'm sure a devil type said it in a comedy of sorts. Last try: Little Nicky? if it isnt I dont think I'm going to get this without a pointer.

No it is not from Little Nicky - and while the film was funny at times I wouldn't label it as a comedy.

Oh, and the individual saying the line was not a/the devil.

Alladin 2?

No, it is not from any of the Aladdin films.

Hint?

Beren is kind of on the right track but very much in the wrong genre.

This movie had featured supporting or cameo appearances by Kane (Jason) Hodder, Tony (Candyman) Todd, and Robert (Freddy Krueger) Englund.

I guess seeing that piece of crap on cinemax was worth something after all :)

wishmaster. the first one i think?

You got it Enagonios. If you think the first one was bad you should see number three or, God forbid, four :eek: . Yikes, those ones were BAD!

I have not had the misfortune of seeing number two but I have to assume that it falls into the worse then #1 but not as bad as #3 category - at least that would make the decline into the murk something of a trend.

:D

actually I think I did see 4 as well. Was the the one when the Djinn fell in love with the protagonist? :rolleyes:

I can't really think of one right now so here's a semi-softy:

"Ooh, Chess. I love Chess. You know what I love even more than Chess?"

"Pokemon?"

"Strip Chess."

Yeah that was number 4. The main actress wasn't too hard on the eyes but pretty much everything else about that one was just terrible.

Hah, i think I know this one - Two Weeks' Notice?

/me: sends :thumb: to Arabwel for remembering the apostrophe in Two Weeks' Notice... Warner Bros. didn't! :rolleyes:

@JSBB
yeah, she was pretty hot. wasn't she in Melrose Place(sp?)?

Bingo, you got it arabwel :)

Yay. Shows that it is a good thing that I watched that one.. it was 3 am and I was bored :p

This should be easy:

"What's the décor? Early Mexican brothel? "

Once Upon a Time in Mexico?

I'm guessin' its an Antonio Banderas thing ... ;)

*snicker*

Nope :p

easy huh? :/ hrmm

From Dusk til Dawn?

Nope...

Its gotta be a Banderas thing ... :p

Desperado?

Sorry, nope :p

That sounds like something Judy Dench said in Chocolat, but I don't remember it exactly that way.

That would be the movie/quote I was shooting for :)

See? NOT a Banderas movie :p

(So it has Johnny Depp. Shut up...)

[Female lead] - I haven't lived a good life. I've been bad, worse than you could know.

[Male lead] - You know, that's good, because if you actually were as innocent as you pretend to be, we'd never get anywhere.

Maltese Falcon?

Dead Men Don't Wear Plaid?

oooh, lots of film noir, and spoof film noir guesses. I'll join in!

The big sleep?

I am pretty sure that Vukodlak is correct.

If it is I should slap myself and put it on again

It is the Maltese Falcon. Great movie.

'Madness is the excuse they normally give for evil. Hitler was mad, they say. And so he may have been, but not necessarily. Evil does exist. Evil is!'

Daredevil?

Apt Pupil?

X-men?

sounds like something Magneto might have said :/

OK, maybe hint time. The line is spoken by the main villain of the piece. The film ends with him saying:'Hold it! Stop! That's the end of the picture, but it's not the end of the mystery.', followed by a short (but entertaining) scene until he finally declares: 'Ladies and gentlemen - The End!'

The Pink Panther?

Hmmm, I know I've heard this recently. Is it the Rocky Horror Picture Show? Either that or Dr. Strangelove.

The List Of Adrian Messenger.

The 'Hold It!' bit was what gave it away :D .

Time for a softball to get things going again.

"Have you ever danced wtih the devil in the pale moonlight?"

Oh, by the way. I might be back this time. I get bored at Uni easily.

Never heard of Adrian Messenger.

For this one, I guess "Batman"

Quite right, it was The List Of Adrian Messenger. I was beginning to think nobody has seen it...

And I'm pretty sure Harbourboy has the next one :)

"Have you ever danced wtih the devil in the pale moonlight?"
...

I can't believe I wasn't online for this one :bang:


It was only my favorite movie quote when I was a kid :rolleyes:

OK, if we assume I'm right and the Beazlebub was wrong about being back, I will continue:

"This is not vengeance. Revenge is not a valid motive, it's an emotional response."

Not that I've seen it, but it sounds like something out of The Punisher.

Kam - you are right. And be glad you didn't see the movie, because it was appallingly bad. Just terrible. Anyway, your turn.

I'm back, I'm back. Pushy, aren't you.

Yeah, it was Batman. I did say softball.

lets get it movin' people :p

Yeah, I'd actually forgotten about this till I was looking over the Boards.

So, here goes: I told you I'd make my career with you ___.

Hope that's not too much of a softball.

Equilibrium

Ding ding! A winner is you!

I bought that film just the other week. Very cool.

A softie, but a quote that always makes me giggle

I don't know if you've read my book, "Advanced Sexual Positions: How to Achieve Them Without Laughing."

curses. knew the equilibrium one but have no idea about this one :bang:

The Guru? :p

no, this film is a little older. Surprised it hasnt been got already.

My favourite bit was an excellent panel show called What's my perversion?

Everything you always wanted to know about sex but were afraid to ask.

Don't remember the quote but the quiz is a classic :D

indeed it was. The quote was made by Victor Shakapopulis.

- Do you think you're late enough?
- Oh, you must be from around here.

hint? :)

No. :p This should be easy enough. You can have another quote from same film though:

'It's bad luck just seeing a thing like that!'

From that second quote, I'll take a guess at Harry Potter and the Prisoner of Azkaban.

Erm no... I'm a bit confused I thought this would be a softie. Maybe another quote:

- You know, I was in Nam with a jerk like you.
- Oh boy!

:/ still no clue..

Right this one should sort this out (JSBB - are you listening??)

- Flores! Flores para los Muertos! Los Muertos! LOS MUERTOOOS!
- Thank god she's not too symbolic or anything...

- What does it mean anyway 'Flores por los mortos'?
- I sure couldn't tell ya.
- You know Grimm. It means 'flowers for the dead'.
- WE'RE ALL GONNA DIE!!

Edit: added some more of the quote...

[ March 10, 2005, 23:00: Message edited by: Vukodlak ]

From Dusk til Dawn?

I'm listening but I am afraid that I most definitely have not seen the film.