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'
This 1950s American science fiction film was the least favorite of Ray Harryhausen's stop motion features, starring Hugh Marlowe who played in 'The Day the Earth Stood Still' years earlier.
Dr. Russell Marvin: [talking into tape recorder] To the best of my knowledge my wife and I are the only ones left alive since we have not seen or heard from anyone for hours.
*more hints will be given as needed
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You know the classics!
I honestly thought it was going to be one of the cheesy absurd flicks with science-cy effects for pizzazz. Imagine my surprise when it turned it to be a remarkably intelligent film, even down to the script, writing, and dialogue. Maybe this was done on purpose to get casual movie-goers in the door, who knows?
I do not believe Hugh Marlowe ever made a bad picture. & he covered all the genres.
A fine mention of a thorough professional, A. I'm bestowing onto you a Direct Hit for citing Hugh Marlowe of a weekday.
Go on, you big, beautiful twinA, you! Sleep tight, to hell with those bed bugs, let 'em bite your twin, twinB.
Thanks for the love. I'll be sure to check out some more of the actor's work. Nothing bothers twinB though, loves to prank and be pranked.
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Yes, a name is very important. It's one of the reasons why Disney decided to title the movie 'Frozen' instead of 'The Snow Queen' in order to appeal to more people, particularly boys. People tend to live up to their name. One example is Carrie A. Nation, who was an influential woman in the Temperance Movement.
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Heavy scene traveling thru the cosmos:
" I have been and always will be your friend "
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I can imagine that being said to Abbott and Costello in Africa Screams.
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A B&W film from the 90s? Only one I can think of is the western 'Deadman' with a young Johnny Depp.
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How did I not know this? It's Clerks! Good one. It's funny how Kevin Smith was pretty much playing himself, that must be especially awkward. I wish there were more black and white movies being made today. Sometimes, the difference in contrast can give a film a whole new look and feel.
share" Open the bay doors , ? "
" I'm sorry ... I'm afraid I can't do that. "
" What's the problem ? "
" I think you know what the problem is , just as well as I do. "
..." you were planning to disconnect me, and I'm afraid that is something I cannot allow to happen. "
spat taking place aboard a star ship -names withheld for obvious reasons
Employee of a large firm who has fallen madly in love with a lovely lady who works there too
" Ya Know , I used to live like Robinson Crusoe ; I mean , shipwrecked among eight million people. And then one day I saw a footprint in the sand , and there you were. "
Hmm...you are tough!
Heres one for you while i mull yours over
Our Hero is about to be punished for a debt he owes to a gangster...as he is led off by goons his gal says to him 'I love you'
He says this in the most baddass way possible...
'I know'
Movie magic right there!
Ok , mulling Shogun, here is a clue to my quote from 2 hours ago - the two playing the leads who fall in love were both Oscar nominated for this film ( movie was made over 50 years ago ) - and they both have won Oscars in their illustrated careers
shareSetting is 1810, keelboat race between the 'Gullywhumper' and 'Bertha Mae' down the Mississippi River to New Orleans.
[Russell feels something in his sleeping bag]
George Russel: [whispering] Hey, ____? Hey, ____!
Title Character: Now what?
George Russel: There's somethin' in bed with me.
Title Character: Kiss it goodnight and go to sleep.
[Russell lifts his blanket, revealing a skunk]
One main character mischievously says to another : " Don't worry, on a new job it's quite common for things not to go well at first. " Whereupon both begin chuckling heartily in spite of their dire circumstances.
share"You kinda like that song, don't you Mrs. Loomis?"
Mrs. Loomis: "There is no other song."