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Posted by Sul, 14:01, 17th February 2002:
 
"We've been going about this all wrong. This Mister Stay-Puft is okay. He's a sailor, he's in New York. We get this guy laid, we won't have any trouble!"

Quite an easy one :D

I watched this last night, I forgot how great this film was!
Posted by sal, 14:06, 17th February 2002:
 
Ghostbusters :D
Posted by Sul, 14:09, 17th February 2002:
 
lol :D yup, well done sal, not 5 minutes after I post it too. I bought it on DVD the other day. Brilliant film, there are so many great quotes from it.
Posted by sal, 14:30, 17th February 2002:
 
lol, and just remember if someone asks you if you're god- YOU SAY YES! :P
Posted by Sul, 14:41, 17th February 2002:
 
"I don't have to take this abuse from you, Ive got hundreds of people dying to abuse me!"
Posted by ell, 02:16, 18th February 2002:
 
Hehe, class film. :D

Next movie quote!

"Your mother's in here with us, Karras. Would you like to leave a message? I'll see that she gets it."
Posted by luke, 09:02, 18th February 2002:
 
Exorcist :)
Posted by cal, 10:30, 18th February 2002:
 
ok, here's one: she's says you're callow. is that not good? i thought that was the best bit of the letter!
Posted by luke, 10:39, 18th February 2002:
 
mallrats!!!

next!
Posted by cal, 10:42, 18th February 2002:
 
i just got it on dvd ;)

i seem to be having a termendous problem with my lifestyle at the moment
Posted by luke, 10:45, 18th February 2002:
 
not sure but it sounds very Hitch-Hiker-ish
Posted by cal, 10:54, 18th February 2002:
 
yup. just got the special edition dvd :)

another: i still haven't thought of anything to say. ahh, flashback humor.
Posted by luke, 10:55, 18th February 2002:
 
fight club :)
Posted by cal, 10:57, 18th February 2002:
 
yup. going through my new dvds here.

what's that? that's peanut butter sir. can i have some?
Posted by luke, 10:58, 18th February 2002:
 
dammit, now I'm stumped!
Posted by cal, 11:01, 18th February 2002:
 
yay! it's currently one of my favourite films. here's another few quotes from it:

i don't want to be your doctor. why? because i like you too much

only two things are certain: death and taxes
Posted by Sul, 11:49, 18th February 2002:
 
is that meet joe black?
Posted by cal, 11:51, 18th February 2002:
 
bingo!

i'm only invisible when people aren't looking
Posted by luke, 11:52, 18th February 2002:
 
mystery men
Posted by cal, 11:53, 18th February 2002:
 
yup.

we're not in the business of killing kids. we're just geeks
Posted by luke, 11:54, 18th February 2002:
 
grr, don't know that one either :(
Posted by cal, 11:56, 18th February 2002:
 
woo! only got this one on friday. it has bruce willis in if that helps
Posted by cal, 12:29, 18th February 2002:
 
and another one, since i'm bored:

If I can guess your name in three tries, you have to come have a drink with me tonight.
Why not?
Okay. You look like a ... BarrrRuuu-- BellllLuuuu-- Lllll-- Carolllll-- Taaaa-Sharrr--- SusaaannnEmmmmilllly--- Marr-- laaarr-- Maax...ine--M-M-M--Maxine?
Yeah! Who told you?
Nobody told me. That just came out. Isn't that odd?
Posted by Sul, 12:53, 18th February 2002:
 
mercury rising? and being john malkovich (or however its spelt)
Posted by cal, 12:54, 18th February 2002:
 
you are fucking good at this sul :D
Posted by Sul, 13:14, 18th February 2002:
 
thankyou :-D its the lunchtime beer, it gets me back on track!

and I only saw meet joe black once but I remembered he liked peanut butter... for some reason
Posted by reitsma, 22:15, 18th February 2002:
 
i'm VERY impressed sul.
here's one:
FRESH FISH! FRESH FISH! FRESH FISH! FRESH FISH! FRESH FISH!

and another:
will you promise not to hurt him?
Posted by ell, 03:05, 19th February 2002:
 
1st one is from one of the greatest films of all time.. The Shawshank Redemption.

Second is from "The Princess Bride" (and I think something similar is said in the Phantom Menace).

Next up, a nice easy one:

"You got a letter from headquarters this morning."
"What is it?"
"It's a big building where generals meet, but that's not important right now."
Posted by reitsma, 05:46, 19th February 2002:
 
sounds like space balls, or naked gun.
i wouldn't know it though.
Posted by cal, 07:36, 19th February 2002:
 
naked gun surely?
yes, and stop calling me shirley.
Posted by luke, 09:17, 19th February 2002:
 
It's Airplane!!!!!!!!!!
Posted by cal, 09:19, 19th February 2002:
 
i certainly picked the wrong day to quit sniffing glue
Posted by ell, 19:05, 19th February 2002:
 
'Twas Airplane, as is Cals quote. :D

Next up: "I came accross time for you, Sarah. I love you. I always have"
Posted by Sul, 19:17, 19th February 2002:
 
The Terminator
Posted by Sul, 19:29, 19th February 2002:
 
"One morning, I shot an elephant in my pajamas. How he got in my pajamas I don't know. We tried to remove the tusks...but they were embedded in so firmly that we couldn't budge them. Of course, in Alabama, the Tusk-a-loosa. But, uh, that's entirely irrelephant to what I was talking about. We took some pictures of the native girls, but they weren't developed, but we're going back again in a couple of weeks!"
Posted by megakelley, 22:36, 19th February 2002:
 
That'd be "Animal Crackers".

Sternwood: Do you like orchids?
Marlowe: Not particularly.
Sternwood: Ugh. Nasty things. Their flesh is too much like the flesh of men, and their perfume has the rotten sweetness of corruption.
Posted by la, 23:21, 19th February 2002:
 
The Big Sleep.


"A census taker once tried to test me. I ate his liver with some fava beans and a nice chianti... "
Posted by ell, 23:37, 19th February 2002:
 
Silence of the Lambs
Posted by ell, 23:39, 19th February 2002:
 
"Slide! Hehe! Sliiiiiiiide!"
Posted by reitsma, 00:27, 20th February 2002:
 
fight club again, i believe.
said by the penguin!
:o)
Posted by reitsma, 00:28, 20th February 2002:
 
easy:
"it can't rain all the time"
easier:
"chefs do that"
Posted by ell, 01:11, 20th February 2002:
 
The Crow, and The Long Kiss Goodnight. Loved the former, hated the latter.
Posted by la, 01:14, 20th February 2002:
 
"I want to look good naked."
Posted by ell, 01:14, 20th February 2002:
 
AMERICAN BEAUTY!! :D

"So I turned to Dionne, and do you know what she said?"
"What?"
o/^ "The moment I wake up... before I put on my makeup.." o/^
Posted by la, 01:15, 20th February 2002:
 
ahahaha - My Best Friends Wedding.
Posted by la, 01:16, 20th February 2002:
 
how about this:

"The horror, the horror."
Posted by reitsma, 01:16, 20th February 2002:
 
ell - is that my best friends wedding?
--edit-- heh, i guess so.... --/edit--
Posted by ell, 01:18, 20th February 2002:
 
la: It's from Heart of Darkness, which Apocalypse Now is based on, so I'm gonna say "Apocalypse Now" without having seen the film. :*
Posted by ell, 01:20, 20th February 2002:
 
reitsma - correct. Restraunt / lobster claws scene! ("Forever, and ever, I gave you my heart and I will love you forever, and ever...")
Posted by la, 01:25, 20th February 2002:
 
bingo.
heheheh - what about this:

"Why don't you and the laser get a frickin' room. Honestly."
Posted by ell, 01:27, 20th February 2002:
 
Eeeasy - Austin Powers 2!

Hehehe, we all have THE best taste in films. ;)
Posted by ell, 01:28, 20th February 2002:
 
"Fly, my pretties, FLY!!"
Posted by la, 01:29, 20th February 2002:
 
Wizard of Oz!
Posted by la, 01:32, 20th February 2002:
 
"There is nothing, Mister White. Beyond the city. Never has been."
Posted by ell, 01:32, 20th February 2002:
 
Yup!

Ack, off to bed now - more quotes!
Posted by ell, 01:33, 20th February 2002:
 
Dark City - rocks. First DivX I ever saw.
Posted by la, 01:34, 20th February 2002:
 
Nooo Ell - you can't go now - we're just getting started!
Posted by ell, 01:35, 20th February 2002:
 
"Go to them, Maximus"

Easy, and will have Suz dribbling... ;)

Sorry la, gotta be up early tomorrow to go meet Sal *grumble*. Night!
Posted by la, 01:37, 20th February 2002:
 
Gla-di-a-tor.
Posted by reitsma, 01:38, 20th February 2002:
 
austin powers... but was it one or two?
i'm guessing two.
:o)
"oswald was a fag"

--edit-- NO FAIR! my browser/connexion takes AGES to load these pages - i can't keep up! --tide--
Posted by la, 01:42, 20th February 2002:
 
cya ell.
Posted by ell, 01:42, 20th February 2002:
 
Yer, was 2. Minime wasn't in 1.
"oswald was a fag" is from The Usual Suspects.

Argh, I'm REALLY going this time! Night all!
Posted by la, 01:43, 20th February 2002:
 
oswald was a fag....oswald was a fag....

damn, don't know that one! It's at the tip of my brain, but I just can't reach it.
Posted by la, 01:43, 20th February 2002:
 
"Clowns to the left of me, Jokers to the right. Here I am, stuck in the middle with you."
Posted by reitsma, 01:45, 20th February 2002:
 
some things in here don't react too well to bullets
Posted by la, 01:45, 20th February 2002:
 
oh, and here's another one... =)

"God damn it, Jones. Come here."

pretty obscure, I know.... but maybe this'll help.

"Here kitty kitty"
Posted by la, 01:52, 20th February 2002:
 
....dunno about the bullets one.
some war movie I'm guessing...
Posted by la, 02:07, 20th February 2002:
 
hehehehe - and here's another: "Sergeant, establish a recon post downstairs. Code Red!"

those 3 should keep you going for a while...
Posted by la, 03:16, 20th February 2002:
 
oh, about the bullet one, I consulted some colleagues, and they all say it's from The Hunt from Red October...?
Posted by reitsma, 04:14, 20th February 2002:
 
the last one sounds like blackhawk,
first one, i have no idea,
2nd sounds like a common one... can't pick one tho.
Posted by reitsma, 04:21, 20th February 2002:
 
...and you (your friends) were right... hunt 4 red oct.

"i want a pot."
Posted by la, 04:53, 20th February 2002:
 
pfft - easy.

Pulp Fiction.

the 1st - is a song in a movie.
the second quote - well, "kitty" and "jones" are one and the same.
oh, and the 3rd quote.... nup, it didn't come out recently
and it's not an army movie.... heheheh
Posted by la, 04:58, 20th February 2002:
 
and you can't give me any more quotes until you figure out those 3!
Posted by reitsma, 05:13, 20th February 2002:
 
hey, i missed that song one, hadn't seen it before, i know the song... it's not the beatles movie, is it?

and i haven't seen alien, so the 2nd quote isn't fair!

and i know it's not an army movie, but they are army men! :o)

and for the song one, you could've chosen a much better quote, like:

"Why can't we pick out our own color? "

next quote:

"and your boyfriend's name is?"
"chuck."
(heh - i'm pretty sure it's chuck!)
Posted by la, 05:21, 20th February 2002:
 
hey.... you just answered your own question (about the song one) with your "why can't we pick out our own colour" quote.

Fair-schmair - if you haven't seen the movie, then leave the quotes for the people who have.
and you have absolutely no excuse for not seeing Alien.
You should be ashamed of yourself!! =P

and we aint moving on until you pick the army men quote.
Posted by reitsma, 05:38, 20th February 2002:
 
i just did pick the army men quote!
ever heard of being a little cryptic?
t o y
s t o r y .
Posted by cal, 08:11, 20th February 2002:
 
how about these gems:

1. "come on, before i drop you like third grade french"

2. "What the hell are we supposed to use, man? Harsh language?"

3. "Excuse me. Do you know where there are any personages of historical signiface around here?"
Posted by luke, 08:55, 20th February 2002:
 
Number 2 is Aliens :)
Posted by cal, 09:04, 20th February 2002:
 
yup :)
Posted by Sul, 14:22, 20th February 2002:
 
3 sounds like Bill and Ted's excellent adventure.
Posted by luke, 14:23, 20th February 2002:
 
*kicks himself for not getting three*
Posted by cal, 14:24, 20th February 2002:
 
yup. so just one left: "come on, before i drop you like third grade french"

clue: it's currently in cinemas
Posted by luke, 15:40, 20th February 2002:
 
mmmm, at a guess Monsters Inc because it's the last film I saw in the cinema
Posted by cal, 15:45, 20th February 2002:
 
bzzt! wrong.
Posted by luke, 16:17, 20th February 2002:
 
curses, well it was worth a guess
Posted by la, 21:56, 20th February 2002:
 
reitsma - cryptic doesn't work with me.
You gotta spell it out nice and clear.
;)
Posted by reitsma, 22:13, 20th February 2002:
 
well la, why don't you try and guess mine? then YOU can spell it out, nice and clear.

*looks at cal's, and thinks of all current movies* ... blackhawk, behind enemy, hearts in atlantis, oceans 11, lord of the rings... hey, how do i know what's screening in the uk? (or wherever you are...) my guess - jay and silent bob? (haven't seen it, but it seems the most likely...)
Posted by megakelley, 22:25, 20th February 2002:
 
"Stuck in the Middle With You", that old gem from Steeler Wheels, was in Reservoir Dogs.

The "third grade french" one, I think was in Ocean's Eleven.

"Can you hammer a railroad spike through a 2 by 4 with your penis?"
"No..."
"A girl's gotta have her standards."
Posted by la, 22:39, 20th February 2002:
 
reitsma - I have no idea about that chuck one.
Posted by la, 22:53, 20th February 2002:
 
megakelley - Real Genius??


these next 2 are fairly easy...

"Pardon my French, but Cameron is so tight that if you stuck a lump of coal up his ass, in two weeks you would have a diamond."

"I'm a mog. Half man, half dog. I'm my own best friend!"
Posted by megakelley, 23:05, 20th February 2002:
 
That'd be "Ferris Bueller's Day Off" and "Space Balls".

"I'll fuck anything that moves!!"

(hint: Jason Mewes did not originally say this)
Posted by la, 23:20, 20th February 2002:
 
well I was going to say Clerks, but now you got me....
Posted by la, 23:38, 20th February 2002:
 
how about this one:
"What hump?"
Posted by megakelley, 00:02, 21st February 2002:
 
Yay! Igor from "Young Frankenstein", a classic.

hint for mine: the quote was spoken (yelled) following a lip-synced rendition of Roy Orbison's "In Dreams" by a lipstick-wearing Dean Stockwell.

#2.
"On the other side of the screen, it all looks so easy."

#3.
"If only you could see what I have seen with your eyes."
Posted by la, 00:16, 21st February 2002:
 
#3 sounds very familiar... it's not that one with Nicholas Cage as an ambulance driver is it?
Posted by reitsma, 00:30, 21st February 2002:
 
la - bringing out the dead, and no.
Posted by reitsma, 00:31, 21st February 2002:
 
oooh! here's one (organising my quotes now):
R1:
"wake up! time to die."
R2:
"i feel like a need a tetanus shot just looking at it, sir."
R3:
"what did ya want me to do? accuse him of cheating better than me in front of the others?"

my one clue - all three movies are VERY different. heh heh. very.

...and R4:
"and your boyfriend's name is?"
"chuck."

okay, i'm done now.
Posted by la, 01:09, 21st February 2002:
 
#1 - Blade Runner

#2 - sounds like it could be something from Evolution...

#3 - for some reason Billy Madison comes to mind! I'm probably very wrong though

and I STILL don't know that chuck one!
Posted by reitsma, 01:37, 21st February 2002:
 
#1 correct. (and btw, that was where megakelly's was from too...
#2 wrong.
#3 wrong.
Posted by la, 02:55, 21st February 2002:
 
AH, I knew I recognised it!

Well it just goes to show that all those uni essays on Bladerunner weren't a waste after all.
=)

now.... onto megakelly's second one - sounds like some sort of an Alice & Wonderland type of quote...
but with a screen instead of a mirror...
Posted by la, 02:55, 21st February 2002:
 
It's TRON!! =D


woohoo - I knew it was in there somewhere!

well, at least I *think* it's Tron... I could be wrong (and there I'd be getting all excited over nothing)
Posted by reitsma, 03:27, 21st February 2002:
 
la - you're right. :o)
Posted by la, 03:32, 21st February 2002:
 
yay for meee! =)
Posted by la, 03:44, 21st February 2002:
 
hey reitsma, give me a clue for your other 2 quotes!
Posted by cal, 12:52, 21st February 2002:
 
so what's still left to get?

some more from me:

Cal-11: "Death and taxs. DEATH and taxes? yes, it's a saying."

Cal-12: "Hey! What'd you do to the world? I turned it off."

Cal-13: "I choose Vodka. And Chaka Khan."
Posted by reitsma, 21:35, 21st February 2002:
 
wow cal, you've got me totally stumped.
the ones left to get are:

R2:
"i feel like a need a tetanus shot just looking at it, sir."

R3:
"what did ya want me to do? accuse him of cheating better than me in front of the others?"

...and R4:
"and your boyfriend's name is?"
"chuck."

and megakelly's:
"I'll fuck anything that moves!!"
(hint: Jason Mewes did not originally say this)
hint 2: the quote was spoken (yelled) following a lip-synced rendition of Roy Orbison's "In Dreams" by a lipstick-wearing Dean Stockwell.
Posted by la, 22:50, 21st February 2002:
 
Hey Cal, didn't you use that death & taxes one before? (for Meet Joe Black)?

The Vodka & Chaka Khan one is from Bridget Jones' Diary.

not too sure about Cal-12

R4- Legally Blonde??
Posted by reitsma, 23:19, 21st February 2002:
 
R4 - correct.
Posted by la, 23:24, 21st February 2002:
 
woo hoo! =)

now just R2, R3, megakelleys, and Cal-12...
Posted by Sul, 10:47, 22nd February 2002:
 
Cal 12: The Thirteenth Floor
MegaKellys: Blue Velvet
R3: The Sting

Still no idea on R2 but I'm sure I've seen it.
Posted by Sul, 10:56, 22nd February 2002:
 
Whilst I'm thinking of R2 here's a couple more.

Sul-33: "I feel like a pig shat in my head!"
Sul-34: "Invention, my dear friends, is 93% perspiration, 6% electricity, 4% evaporation, and 2% butterscotch ripple."
Sul-35: You have to come, sonny. This is where we're going. Paradise. Two thousand miles from here. Fresh water. Plenty of sunshine. Nothing to do but breed!
Posted by zxenor, 14:19, 22nd February 2002:
 
R2-down periscope!
Posted by zxenor, 14:21, 22nd February 2002:
 
sul-33 : trainspotting?
sul-34 : little giants?
sul-35 : the beach?

it's worth a shot...
Posted by zxenor, 14:27, 22nd February 2002:
 
zx-1: "They caused the worst riot in Texas since Oswald got shot..."

zx-2: "Wait...what's your name?"
"Julietta."
"Julietta..."
*kiss*
HINT: very hard...

zx-3: "and then?"..."and then?"..."and then?"
Posted by mikey_boy, 16:15, 22nd February 2002:
 
Sul-33 is withnail and I
Sul-34 sounds like it might be Willy Wonka, but that's just a guess on the butterscotch ripple!!
zx-2 sounds tantilisingly familiar, so that's me irritated for a while *sigh*
Posted by ell, 10:16, 23rd February 2002:
 
zx-3 = "Dude, where's my car?" :D
Posted by zxenor, 17:38, 23rd February 2002:
 
ell - bingo!

still have zx-1 and zx-2...
Posted by reitsma, 22:44, 24th February 2002:
 
zx-2: romeo and juliet.

and yes, down periscope and the sting were my quotes.

--edit--
and my quote:
R5:
"keep the pen."
--tide--
Posted by zxenor, 03:15, 25th February 2002:
 
romeo and juliet? never!

it is "Julietta." by the way...
Posted by reitsma, 05:43, 25th February 2002:
 
ah well.. the "julietta" reminds me of juliet's maid runing around, screaming her name like that...
*sigh*
i'll keep thinking..
Posted by la, 06:11, 25th February 2002:
 
I agree with Mikey - Sul 34 is definitely Willy Wonka.
and Sul 35 is from a Mad Max film.... can't remember which one though.

heheheh - this is an easy one:

"Hey, psycho, it's over. Now please get out of my Van Halen T-shirt before you jinx the band and they break up."
Posted by mikey_boy, 10:35, 25th February 2002:
 
la - you're right v easy (specially as it was on bbc1 a couple of weeks back), it's The Wedding Singer - of course, I could now wind up with egg on my face.

reitsma, the 'keep the pen' is from Grosse Point Blank.

too tired to come up with any quotes of my own I am afraid
Posted by megakelley, 18:29, 25th February 2002:
 
MK-1:
"Charlie don't surf!"

MK-2:
"That's a disturbed man with a tan."
Posted by cal, 21:25, 25th February 2002:
 
122 replies and no one has done these yet? sheesh:

cal-14: "oh yes, she will be mine"

cal-15: "i don't feel i have to explain my art to you"

cal-16: "if i had to tell you, she wouldn't be my girl"

cal-17: "did you trip? no. are you ill? no." (pretty hard)

cal-18: "when i was in a barber's shop quartet in skokie, illinois"

cal-19: "tell me, what was the indisputable evidence you were going to use on me right before i walked up to you and put my hands in the air?"

cal-20: "it says, whoever saves one life, saves the world entire." (very hard)
Posted by cal, 21:31, 25th February 2002:
 
And from a massively under appriciated film from 1987:

Cal-21: "please take your seats. where should we take them?"
Posted by reitsma, 21:45, 25th February 2002:
 
cal 18 is good.... but we've already done this film, i believe.
if it IS the usual suspects.

and mikey boy - i wasn't thinking grosse point blank... i was thinking another film.
i feared it may have been to general.
okay, here's another quote from the same film:
"only in reruns."
Posted by cal, 21:50, 25th February 2002:
 
ok ok, but it's got kevin spacey in, and he's fantastic
Posted by la, 22:20, 25th February 2002:
 
just a vague guess, but is cal 14 from the princess bride?
Posted by la, 22:35, 25th February 2002:
 
cal 15 - Empire Records

cal 20 - Schindler's List??
Posted by cal, 22:47, 25th February 2002:
 
cal-14 is NOT the princess bride

cal-15 and cal-20 are correct - if you're an empire fan then i love you. really :)
Posted by cal, 22:48, 25th February 2002:
 
And this one will have you guessing for days:

cal-22: "what are you doing tonight? rollerblading with keanu reeves"
Posted by reitsma, 01:58, 26th February 2002:
 
heh... another quote...
"you forgot your boarding pass."
Posted by la, 05:30, 26th February 2002:
 
AAAHHH!! TOO MANY QUOTES!!
Posted by megakelley, 22:51, 26th February 2002:
 
cal-14 = Wayne's World
cal-16 = X-Men
cal-19 = Seven ("Se7en")

MK-3:
"If you die first, I'm definitely going to eat you. But the question is: if I die first, are you going to eat me?"

MK-4:
"Have you tried staples?"

MK-5:
"War does funny things to men."

MK-6:
"When Hell is full, the dead will roam the earth."

MK-2b: (it's pretty obscure)
"Withdrawing in disgust is not the same thing as apathy."
Posted by la, 23:48, 26th February 2002:
 
"you forgot your boarding pass" = Bad Boys

"If you die first, I'm definitely going to eat you. But the question is: if I die first, are you going to eat me?" = Ravenous

"Have you tried staples?" = Scrooged

"War does funny things to men." = Rushmore
Posted by cal, 07:55, 27th February 2002:
 
these are getting really tough. the ones still to get from me are:

cal-17: "did you trip? no. are you ill? no."

cal-21: "please take your seats. where should we take them?"

cal-22: "what are you doing tonight? rollerblading with keanu reeves"
Posted by zxenor, 18:06, 27th February 2002:
 
still haven't gotten:

zx-1: "They caused the worst riot in Texas since Oswald got shot..."
zx-2: "Wait...what's your name?"
"Julietta."
"Julietta..."
*kiss*

and also:

zx-4: "Nothing? Nothing tra-la-la?"
zx-5: "Yo...i kind of feel like God."
zx-6: "I can't feel my legs...I can't feel my legs!"
zx-7: "The market's gonna crash, Max!"
zx-8: "juice, juice, juice, Juice, whoooaaa, JUICE!"
Posted by Sul, 19:29, 27th February 2002:
 
zx-5 = hackers
Posted by Suzie, 20:35, 27th February 2002:
 
you know, I'm crap at this game
Posted by la, 22:10, 27th February 2002:
 
zx-8 "Juice juice juice juice..." = Requiem for a Dream?
Posted by zxenor, 14:26, 28th February 2002:
 
yup, that's requiem...
i love that movie so much...
Posted by Suzie, 15:12, 28th February 2002:
 
See, I should have gotten that, I've seen that movie.. I agree too, great movie.
Posted by cal, 16:06, 28th February 2002:
 
I haven't seen it - who's in it?
Posted by Suzie, 17:18, 28th February 2002:
 
4 main characters are Ellen Burstyn, Jared Leto, Jennifer Connelly and Marlon Wayans.

wonderful and disturbing.
Posted by cal, 18:11, 28th February 2002:
 
leto is fantastic. i love him
Posted by Suzie, 19:45, 28th February 2002:
 
You should watch this movie..
Posted by la, 01:40, 1st March 2002:
 
I haven't actually seen it - just read the script.
But I think it's a great story
Posted by Suzie, 02:39, 1st March 2002:
 
The movie is very well made.. I read the directors notes on the dvd, and it's very old school.. restricting the color pallette they use to emphasize mood, all sorts of things like that.. using cameras strapped to the actors for the drug scenes, to give a very disorienting effect.. defn. very cool
Posted by zxenor, 13:09, 1st March 2002:
 
cal-17 : pi?
Posted by cal, 13:19, 1st March 2002:
 
nope, i'm afraid not.

you're in the wrong area - it's about 4 minutes long and has no talking. chris should know it. we were talking about it the other day. think "people lying down"
Posted by luke, 20:45, 2nd March 2002:
 
cal-17 is a music video for a Radiohead song, mmmm, what's the song called??? I think it's "Just" but may be wrong, damn my head at the moment!
Posted by luke, 20:48, 2nd March 2002:
 
and zx-6 is Can't Hardly Wait, such a funny film :)
Posted by megakelley, 00:53, 3rd March 2002:
 
MK-7:
"Was it over when the Germans bombed Pearl Harbor? Hell no!!"

MK-8:
"I kick arse for the lord!"

MK-9:
"The tooth... the tooth... remember the tooth..."

MK-10:
"We ain't one-at-a-timin' here. We're mass communicatin'!"

MK-11:
"Tell him I'm coming! Tell him I'm fucking coming!"
Posted by cal, 15:59, 3rd March 2002:
 
luke: yup. Just
Posted by luke, 20:31, 3rd March 2002:
 
whoo hoo, my many hours spent sitting in front of various music tv stations has finally come in usefull :)
Posted by la, 00:14, 4th March 2002:
 
MK 9 "the tooth.... the tooth..." is from Dune.

Very cool movie
Posted by Sul, 00:30, 4th March 2002:
 
MK-7 is Animal House, a fucking quality film that everyone in the whole wide world should see!

and Mk-8 I think is Brain Dead
Posted by megakelley, 04:56, 4th March 2002:
 
MK-8 IS Brain Dead, more widely known as "Dead Alive" (here in the States at least). Hard to pick one quote from Animal House but that one came to me first.
Posted by la, 23:47, 4th March 2002:
 
uh, does anyone else think this movie quote thing is getting a little out of hand...?

I just see a heck of alot of quotes being posted, and not alot of guessing being done...

Cal, I demand you maintain some form of ORDER on this site!!

;)
Posted by cal, 08:35, 6th March 2002:
 
quite right! i've started a new thread