Think of a movie you love and post some dialogue...
Offer a hint as to the context, the lighting or soundtrack, describe a scene...
Other posters have to figure out the movie
I will start:
A few dudes are going fishing...
'Were going to need a bigger boat'
Scene: A crowded NYC deli
Situation: Shes having a lot more fun than Pastrami usually leads too..
Line: 'Ill have what she's having!'
Come on, who doesn't know that one?!
share"more fun than Pastrami usually leads too/"
I don't know about that. Have you ever had Katz's pastrami? "Orgasmic" isn't that far-fetched.
I've got another one for you all.....
"Listen. For a dress like that, you've got to start laying plans when you're about 13!"
Oh boy! Here i go guessing again😖
'13 Going on 30'
Starring the magnificent Jennifer Garner???
Sorry. No. This film is a bit older.
shareA hard one
I will mull it over
Thx Miss...i enjoy these tough ones
The original Parent Trap?
shareNope. The movie is older.
shareSome Like It Hot?
shareNope, but you are very hot now!
I'll cool you off with lots of water. (That was a clue)
splendor in the grass
shareIt's cold outside
"Temperature's up all over the camp. Won't last long though."
"Neither will we."
"How will we make it?"
"Maybe we shouldn't."
The Thing ?
shareHOORAY!!!
shareYes, the ending where the remaining two were sipping booze and had pretty much resigned themselves to dying.
shareA great scene of self sacrifice...not that they had many options
shareI adore this movie, one of the rare re-makes that are outstanding. The original 1951 movie is my favorite movie of ALL TIME , ANY GENRE!!
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One of the greatest remakes ever...we had a thread about this and The Thing came up a lot!
shareThe original is very special. The allowance there for the female to be confident, in control of herself & the men about her (even though her pants zip on the side).
The good natured behavior of the crew is heartening as the movie moves along. Especially the Dewey Martin character.
The "Captain" Kenneth Tobey would be quite the opposite 20+ years on when Buford Pusser tries to shut him down.
Outstanding citation, lennon!
A great line from an otherwise mediocre final film of an epic trilogy:
"Just when I thought I was out...they pull me back in!"
The Godfather ?
shareYes, it was Pacino's line in Godfather III.
shareI also seem to remember it being imitated, parodied in something like The Sopranos maybe ?
shareYou remember correctly. Silvio (Steven Van Zandt) did an imitation in one episode.
Someone may have posted this on MC already, but they recently announced a Sopranos prequel film:
http://variety.com/2018/film/news/sopranos-movie-prequel-david-chase-1202721680/
Indie drama
"You know, I almost forgot that my mom told me that. She said, 'His daddy splattered his brains all over the wall.' I thought it was sad at first, but now? I like it."
Was this made in the 2000s?
shareYes it was
shareDid it have anything to do with teenagers?
shareEverything to do with them
shareIt's coming to me, something about a creek, creek something.
shareTurn those gears you're onto it
shareI saw it on TV many years ago. Teens want revenge on a bully but learn more about him. Trouble still happens and the "bully" falls off into the creek and are unable to save him.
Anger Creek
Mean Creek
Rage Creek
One of those?
Mean Creek, it was one of my favorites, as I was 15 when it came out
shareYes! Who would have thought an old memory would be dredged up from trivia like this? The fun time they were having made the ending even more tragic. I was a teenager too when I first saw it. Don't remember what year it was though. I can see we both have a lot to resonate with this.
shareIt's so good, great young cast, Rory Culkin, Josh Peck, Scott Mechlowicz, Ryan Kelley, Carly Shroeder, Trevor Morgan. Lots of kids from really teeny boppery shows who took dramatic turns. Except Rory, he's got that baby darkness way back.
shareIt deserves more attention. Time to watch it again, now that I remember its name, in no small part to you. Typecasting is either an actor's dream goal, like Jack Black and comedy, or it's a nightmare, like Christopher Reeve and Superman.
shareMy teen years were Mean Creek and Stand by Me on repeat. I could also reccomend dozens of other angsty teen dramas from the era, I gobbled them up.
shareWith me it was action bonanza, buckle up for cheap thrills and enjoy the ride. Branched out much more as I got older.
shareI've been doing action a lot more lately, obviously with the devouring of Jean Claude films. I was all about Schwarzenegger back then, Conan the Barbarian till I die, which if you haven't seen, stop what you're doing and watch it now! Sort of actiony but more of a true adventure film. It's my favorite of all time if I had to pick, but I don't so I won't.
shareI think it was 2004 so I was 15 or 16
shareIn the dark, around a camp fire, 7-10 men, some on horseback, some afoot. The "leader" a middle aged man in disbelieving determination- "All right, now that makes three mistakes we've made. The money, we hung an innocent man, and we didn't finish the job. We can't undo the first two...but we can still finish the job."
shareHang Em' High?
shareYep, Ed Begley. Great sequence there.
shareIt's pretty memorable, that's for sure.
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