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shrubber Standard Userer	Pete M: indeed it was, congratulations. Gary Oldman says it in the bathroom. Rocco, told ya it was easy!
posted 08-03-2000 04:42 AM PT (US)

Timmer Standard Userer	Who says and which film.. 'Your a big bloke, but your out of shape. now stand aside' Any Brits on the board should get this easy peasy!
posted 08-03-2000 05:17 AM PT (US)

Pete M Standard Userer	Could that possibly be Michael Caine in Get Carter? Which means I owe two quotes. Here's one, which is actually written rather than said. "Killed for a bowl of soup." I'll think of another soon. [This message has been edited by Pete M (edited 03 August 2000).]
posted 08-03-2000 07:56 AM PT (US)

H Rocco Standard Userer	I'm terrible at quotes, for some reason. Though I notice that a lot of MY submissions have gone unanswered, and they're not from such obscure movies, either ...
posted 08-03-2000 12:21 PM PT (US)

Gae Standard Userer	MWRuger, is quote No.3 from a Clint Eastwood movie? It sounds like it! e.g. "A Fistful of Dollars"? Gae
posted 08-03-2000 02:37 PM PT (US)

Observer Standard Userer	quote: Originally posted by H Rocco: I'm terrible at quotes, for some reason. Though I notice that a lot of MY submissions have gone unanswered, and they're not from such obscure movies, either ... You and me both, apparently. But I have the sneaking suspection that I am being too obscure. [This message has been edited by Observer (edited 03 August 2000).]
posted 08-03-2000 04:36 PM PT (US)

MWRuger Standard Userer	No Gae, It is from before his time. It is from the 40's. This guy was almost an Anti-Eastwood. NP: Shipwrecked
posted 08-03-2000 04:39 PM PT (US)

Gae Standard Userer	MWRuger, it was on the tip of my tongue all the time...I knew it sounded familiar. Its Sidney Greenstreet talking to Bogie in "The Maltese Falcon" isn't it? Either that or "Casablanca"...I cant quite remember which movie it was as they're both similar scenes where Bogie is making a deal with the "Fatman".(No, Im not being sizeist everyone, that was his character's name!!) Gae
posted 08-03-2000 05:30 PM PT (US)

MWRuger Standard Userer	You got it Gae! Actually, his name in The Maltese Falcon is Casper Gutman. Good Work!
posted 08-03-2000 06:41 PM PT (US)

shrubber Standard Userer	Pete M: Right again, it is indeed "Get Carter" (which is nice...). Have you got nothing better to do with your time? If not, here's another one, but be careful, it is not what you might initially think... "Whaddaya want us to do with the coke?" - "Feed it to the gimp."
posted 08-04-2000 09:43 AM PT (US)

Todd Reifinger Standard Userer	SHAME ON YOU, ROCCO! How can YOU, of all people, NOT identify my last quote? May Ralphus pop out of a locker and send a blowdart whistling toward your neck!
posted 08-04-2000 03:56 PM PT (US)

H Rocco Standard Userer	He has done so! And now in my last moments, I will JUST manage to gasp out the title: HERITAGE OF CALIGULA! NP: THE INCREDIBLE TORTURE SHOW "Inhumanity is immortal!" (NOBODY'S gonna get THAT one!)
posted 08-04-2000 06:43 PM PT (US)

Todd Reifinger Standard Userer	Ralphus did NOT associate with Caligula! He only worked for Sardu! His chief responsibility was feeding p*nis hoagies to a bunch of hairy women locked in Sardu's dungeon! Only ONE GUESS left, Rocco! And then you must PAY!
posted 08-04-2000 07:15 PM PT (US)

H Rocco Standard Userer	hate to show ya up in PUBLIC, Mister Smart Guy -- I thought mentioning INCREDIBLE TORTURE SHOW would cinch my joke. That was the original title of, and HERITAGE OF CALIGULA an alternate title for, drumroll please, !!!!!!!!!!!BLOOD SUCKING FREAKS!!!!!!!!!! (I'd forgotten that BLOOD and SUCKING were spelled as two words in the title, not unlike CHAIN and SAW in the documentary about the Texas massacre.)
posted 08-04-2000 08:41 PM PT (US)

Todd Reifinger Standard Userer	Ah, the shame. I must pay for my ignorance. At this very moment, Ralphus is throwing darts at a bullseye painted on my bare bottom. Justice has been served.
posted 08-05-2000 05:34 PM PT (US)

Chris Kinsinger Standard Userer	One way or another, Reifinger always manages to get naked.
posted 08-05-2000 09:10 PM PT (US)

H Rocco Standard Userer	No WONDER AdministratorK disabled the image-posting function ...
posted 08-05-2000 09:39 PM PT (US)

Observer Standard Userer	"Don't fight it son. Confess quickly! If you hold out too long you could jeopardize your credit rating." Brazil by Terry Gilliam.
posted 08-05-2000 11:02 PM PT (US)

MWRuger Standard Userer	Clues for Quote 1 & 2 1. Said in a college lab/dorm room. 2. It's a Musical
posted 08-06-2000 06:25 AM PT (US)

shrubber Standard Userer	As nobody answered to the last submission (from Usual Suspects), I will make it really easy this time: "Don't think! Feeeeeeeeeeeeeel..."
posted 08-06-2000 04:44 PM PT (US)

Observer Standard Userer	quote: Originally posted by shrubber: "Don't think! Feeeeeeeeeeeeeel..." Star Wars?
posted 08-06-2000 06:13 PM PT (US)

SBD Standard Userer	Bruce Lee in ENTER THE DRAGON! Finally, I got one!
posted 08-07-2000 06:38 AM PT (US)

Pete M Standard Userer	quote: Originally posted by Pete M: [B]Which means I owe two quotes. Here's one, which is actually written rather than said. "Killed for a bowl of soup." I'll think of another soon. B] Here's a pair of clues : It's written in a foreign language, & it's from a film made pre-1935. Oh, & another quote for you: "Do you like Gin? It's my only weakness." [This message has been edited by Pete M (edited 07 August 2000).]
posted 08-07-2000 09:15 AM PT (US)

H Rocco Standard Userer	"Gin": Dr. Praetorious, BRIDE OF FRANKENSTEIN. Here's one: "Can't we sit through one dinner without hearing about your rotting corpse?"
posted 08-07-2000 09:52 AM PT (US)

Gae Standard Userer	Heres another easy quote: "They said...I wasn't ECONOMICALLY VIABLE!!!" (a hilarious scene and great film in my opinion!!)
posted 08-07-2000 12:47 PM PT (US)

H Rocco Standard Userer	FALLING DOWN.
posted 08-07-2000 01:17 PM PT (US)

MWRuger Standard Userer	New Clues: 1. Movie stars - Val Kilmer 2. Movie stars - Micheal Beck
posted 08-07-2000 08:46 PM PT (US)

H Rocco Standard Userer	Too sleepy to think about this. Michael Beck, that should narrow it down ... I'm VASTLY ANNOYED that no one caught my previous quote, "Inhumanity is immortal!" I shall have to follow that quote with the dialogue exchange that promptly follows it: "Why are you fooling around with those island girls? You're supposed to be conserving your energy, like the old days, to take over the world!" "And you, what did they call you in those days?" "They used to call me ... Bloody Olga!" (These quotes are from rough memory, but are completely true to the original, especially "Inhumanity!" and "Bloody Olga!", those two I have MEMORIZED. Hint: the romantic lead is Udo Kier! i.e. it doesn't get more bizarre!) (c'mon Reifinger! Ralphus is on MY side now!)
posted 08-07-2000 10:54 PM PT (US)

Observer Standard Userer	I'm taking a wild guess from what I could scour from the IMDB (hopefully that isn't cheating because I have no idea what movie H. Rocco's quoting): Blood For Dracula? And an easy quote while I'm at it: "On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero."
posted 08-08-2000 09:00 PM PT (US)

H Rocco Standard Userer	aaah, I didn't think anybody would get it, although BLOOD FOR DRACULA is a good guess. I'm not sure I'll give it away this second, though ... (I said Udo Kier as a ROMANTIC lead! Jeez, did NO ONE ELSE see this picture? Not that I recommend it, exactly ...)
posted 08-08-2000 10:02 PM PT (US)

SBD Standard Userer	Here are my two quotes, since I've been out of the loop for so long. The first one is fairly easy, the second one, not as much. 1) "You're playing God!" "SOMEBODY has to!" 2) "One more word out of you, I'll kick your a-- so high up, you'll have to take off your shirt to s--t!" Anybody? NP - Genocide (Elmer Bernstein) ***/***
posted 08-09-2000 05:11 AM PT (US)

Marian Schedenig Standard Userer	quote: Originally posted by Observer: And an easy quote while I'm at it: "On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero." That's an easy one! Fight Club NP: Tristan und Isolde (Richard Wagner)
posted 08-09-2000 07:49 AM PT (US)

Chris Kinsinger Standard Userer	Here's one that EVERYBODY should be able to get! "Let's GO!"
posted 08-09-2000 09:48 AM PT (US)

SBD Standard Userer	quote: Originally posted by Chris Kinsinger: Here's one that EVERYBODY should be able to get! "Let's GO!" Chevy Chase in NATIONAL LAMPOON'S VACATION?
posted 08-09-2000 10:20 AM PT (US)

MWRuger Standard Userer	Okay, Here are the two unguessed quotes. 1.) "In the immortal words of Scorates, 'I darnk What?'" Val Kilmer in Real Genuis 2.). �It can't be done. No one's ever taken anyone out of here. Not in the whole history of... the whole history.� Olivia Newton John to Michael Beck in Xanadu New Quote: He: "The day those stout hearts band together is the day that pigs get wings." She:"There'll be pork in the treetops come morning."
posted 08-09-2000 01:10 PM PT (US)

Observer Standard Userer	Marian got it. And a new one: "...you know, for kids!"
posted 08-09-2000 05:50 PM PT (US)

Chris Kinsinger Standard Userer	Mr. Ruger: Is that one from The Princess Bride? I KNOW I've heard that one, I'm just having trouble placing it. Observer: The Hudsucker Proxy! Great movie! Great quote!
posted 08-09-2000 07:42 PM PT (US)

MWRuger Standard Userer	Chris, I would bet money that you have heard it as well. But it's not the Princess Bride. But it is medieval in nature.
posted 08-09-2000 07:59 PM PT (US)

Observer Standard Userer	You got it Chris. The Coens and Burwell rule. Can't wait for "Oh Brother, Where Art Thou?" And here's a fresh quote ready for dining on (one of my favorites): "I kick ass for the Lord!"
posted 08-09-2000 08:41 PM PT (US)

H Rocco Standard Userer	"you know ... for kids!" THE HUDSUCKER PROXY. It bothers holy hell out of me that Burwell is NOT scoring the Coen's O BROTHER, WHERE ART THOU -- they chose the music supervisor of THE BIG LEBOWSKI instead (I believe the fellow styles himself as T-Bone Burnett.) I was heartened to read today that Burwell will reteam with the Coens for their NEXT picture (I just don't know how I could stand it if they didn't like each other anymore.)
posted 08-09-2000 09:33 PM PT (US)

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