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'
A demonic killer comes back from a severe burning to avenge himself on an entire community...
Guy: I had a hard on this morning when i woke up, Tina...it had your name written all over it.
Girl: There's four letters in my name Rod...how can there be enough room on your joint for four letters?
Kind of reminds me of a Sonny Chiba movie in which Japanese Christians are slaughtered for their faith. A devote man is resurrected in return for his soul, causing him to become amoral and vengeful. Chiba's samurai character must defeat him. Called 'Shogun's Samurai'. Doubt it's it.
shareA swing and a miss TwinA
But that sounds like a good movie!
Comedy western with Terence Hill
"The secret to long life is to try not to shorten it." [paraphrased]
A skilled gunslinger in his own right wants to get his idol in the history books.
Here we go! This one should stump you...
"Hello"
'Is it me youre looking for..?'
Seriously, this one is brutally hard
Let me mull it over a bit...
When a Stranger Calls?
shareMr. Bean's Holiday?
shareI got one & I'll give ya's a choice:::Here's the quote- "I'm warnin' ya, I'm a screamer."
Was it:
A. Ned Beatty - "Deliverance"
OR
B. Davy Crockett "The Alamo"
"Frank" to Ving Rhames- "You want... every... single second."
shareThe Longest Yard?
sharePulp Fiction
shareNo. The Rhames character & "Frank" are locked in a mall store & Rhames has an assault rifle pointed at "Frank." He's taking no chances.
shareDawn of the Dead remake?
shareYep. Decent remake though the original is still a graveling experience, like you've been somewhere for a couple hours. I recall when it released. I was living in Omaha and it only showed at 1 theater, even there it wasn't sure it would keep it, the pressure to ban it was immense. They'd released it unrated. I drove over. I was the only one in the entire theater.
shareWow
Cool experience
Id love to see a horror classic all alone in a theater
Character 1: Is this your robe?
Character 2: Yes. It is all that I own.
Character 1: And it's all you'll ever need.
Haha
Conan the Barebarian
Knew it from the fist line:)
Yep, that was an easy one.
Here's another hilarious one- "You go up there, "Gimme 52 cents on Pump 1, please." "What are you driving, a lawn mower?" "Stay outta my goddamn business and put the gas in the fucking car!"
Planes, Trains and Automobiles?
shareNo, it's a quote from D.L. Hughley "Original Kings of Comedy."
shareOh wow
Never in a million years...
Well played👍
It was a bit too obscure so I gave it up.
Here's a better one-
- "Don't move, (NAME) or, I'll snatch the life right out of ya."
Sabata?
shareNo, it's a Denzel Washington line just before he leaves to "paint his masterpiece."
shareMan on Fire
shareAbsolutely, TJ!
Great movie.
shareYep, once you get used to the camera rattling about.
The way he's slow when they finally come for her. He's no longer at prime. He's hoping it isn't what he knows instinctively it is. A younger "Creasy" would have prevented them from taking her. But, he's already been shot to hell once so he's compromised and gets shot to hell once more.
The "Giannini" character though avenges his death "in the course of arrest" so I was happy.
I despise "shaky cam". It's a testament to the quality of this film that I endured it.
Walken was also brilliant in the small role he had.
Yes. It drove me nutty nuts on "Cloverfield" as well. - but, just for the few great shots of that monster made it well worth it.
Yes, it was very kind of Walken to play 2nd there and remain collected.