Name the quote from this movie that is stuck in your head

Weak efforts so far. Nearly everything Bigfoot says is hilarious, "You may or may not know, that the LA times has referred to me more than once as a Renaissance detective! Okay...," his Channel View Estates commercial, seamlessly translated from the book, and nearly every time he calls him on the phone, "Y'know the coroner was really unhappy with me when I asked about more lab work."

Not to mention his entire scene in the diner, playing the violin about his celebrity career, "No T.V. rights for Bigfoot, no movie rights or book rights for Bigfoot . . . I mean even extra work is drying up . . . !"

Mind you Josh Brolin did absolutely own every line and scene he had. Brilliant actor, so much integrity. "Give it to me."

Joaquin surely needs no mention, "Oh, so was it Bigfoot who put me on the Buenas Noches express, or did he subcontract that?"

Anyway, a subtle, brutally cut down, but worthy adaptation of Inherent Vice, which had more scope, I believe, than the film really could have possibly achieved in 2 and a half hours with the far more patient, closely detailed filmmaking of the later PTA.

Gravity's Rainbow needs to be a movie. And a studio one. Get the *beep* over your marketing circle-jerks and profit histories, wake up, and realise that you need to back movies that are more defiant, rule-breaking, and unique in order to win the public. You're embarrassing yourselves with movies with too much budget and essentially they become about nothing else. Power needs to be granted to the Director as was prevalent in the late 60s and early 70s, and pictures should be constrained to lower budgets to encourage actual creativity and produce more work for cheaper ticket prices (I live in AUS, where ticket prices are on average 20-21 dollars. People will not spend money like that for something that's just a waste of money and talent, with no meat and nothing to take home with you and think about, nothing learned or sparked in interest, or encouraged. And forgotten about right after a short run in the theatres.

"We Await Silent Tristero" (W.A.S.T.E.)

"It's not groovy to be insane".

Another few masterpieces:

"Whoa whoa, wait. I flunked social studies, but uh, Jews and Aryan brotherhood, isn't there something about hatred?"

"But do you think that Glen and Shasta were..... F U * * I N G E?"
"F * * * ingee?"

"Hi there, remember me? Ah, Larry Sportello? Stoneturn Table magazine? You um, asked me to ah, look into that um, vehicle?"
"...What?"
"That vehicle?"
"..Yeah what was the um make and model, that you looked at again?"
"You were asking about that older type VW with uh, parts and blauparts?"
"Any, any replacement parts?"
"None I could see."
"You didn't see any replacement parts? What about street legal? Was it any hassles with registration?"
"Didn't see anything."

"Perhaps we should continue this conversatione somewhere else?"
*SLAP*
"I've got a date."

"You're not Dr. Rudy"
"You're not Dr. Rudy"

"Mind if I tag along with you guys, contingencies in the road and so forth?"
"Yeah yeah that's a good idea, maybe we should get a bit of that *chk* *chk* for the road?"

Nice Replies but favourite quote so far has got to be

Coy Harlingen "Even when I was alive they didn't know it was me"

"What kind of girl do you need Doc? Submissive, brainwashed, horny little teeners? Who do exactly what you want before you even know what that is. You don't even have to say a word out loud, they get it all by ESP. Your kind of chick, Doc?"

"You the one's been stealin my magazines?"

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"Howard Hughes was Italian?"