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Posted by cal, 17:57, 9th April 2002:
 
Guess the movie:

"I'm not in the business. I am the business"
Posted by Gary, 18:58, 9th April 2002:
 
Blade Runner
Posted by Verge, 22:43, 9th April 2002:
 
"Eggiwegs...I would like...to smash 'em."
Posted by Gary, 23:52, 9th April 2002:
 
A Clockwork Orange
Posted by zxenor, 03:13, 10th April 2002:
 
"Thank you for curing me of my ridiculous obsession with love."
Posted by Verge, 04:36, 10th April 2002:
 
yes indeedy

Moulin Rouge
Posted by Verge, 04:41, 10th April 2002:
 
"Remember Sammy Jenkins"
Posted by cal, 10:19, 10th April 2002:
 
Memento
Posted by acheron, 20:01, 10th April 2002:
 
Jesus! What are these goddamn animals?
Posted by Gary, 00:29, 11th April 2002:
 
Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas
Posted by megakelley, 22:46, 16th April 2002:
 
Or you could accept the fact that this city is headed for a disaster of biblical proportions...Old Testament biblical, Mr. Mayor. Real wrath-of-God-type stuff. Fire and brimstone coming from the sky! Rivers and seas boiling! Forty years of darkness! Earthquakes! Volcanoes! The dead rising from the grave! Human sacrifice, dogs and cats living together, mass hysteria!
Posted by Verge, 23:10, 16th April 2002:
 
Ghostbusters
Posted by la, 08:03, 17th April 2002:
 
Oh, you're a piece of art, Johns. They oughtta hang you in a museum somewhere. Or forget the museum -- maybe they should just hang you.
Posted by cal, 15:57, 17th April 2002:
 
Pitch Black
Posted by zxenor, 01:46, 18th April 2002:
 
"Fortunes, Forecasts, Lucky Charms!"
Posted by Lu, 12:53, 20th April 2002:
 
"This guy would go home with a gardening tool right now if it showed interest."
Posted by Leo, 16:33, 21st April 2002:
 
"my name is lyman zergah"
Posted by andutza, 21:21, 21st April 2002:
 
"why do you look for trouble?"
"i don't have to look for trouble it's right there in the morning, when i wake up"
Posted by chris, 00:29, 23rd April 2002:
 
Leo's is Oceans Eleven. I don't know if i am right about zxenor's but those exact lines are used in Disneys Robin Hood at the begining when they rob the royal coach.

"I mean come on, lets face it - I'd drop her on her head at the christening, forget everyone of her birthdays til she was 18 then probably take her out and get her drunk - and lets be real here - try and shag her."
Posted by zxenor, 03:19, 23rd April 2002:
 
yes! it was robin hood...
Posted by cal, 07:55, 23rd April 2002:
 
i know chris' one ;)
Posted by cal, 08:22, 23rd April 2002:
 
Lu's is Jerry Maguire
Posted by chris, 19:21, 23rd April 2002:
 
woo i got two!
Posted by cal, 09:10, 24th April 2002:
 
"She got the pool guy, i got the pool. ha ha ha"
Posted by chris, 19:42, 24th April 2002:
 
i know that, shit....
Posted by megakelley, 19:28, 25th April 2002:
 
Cal: Mulholland Drive?
Posted by cal, 22:17, 25th April 2002:
 
correct. have you seen it?
Posted by chris, 00:43, 26th April 2002:
 
i must of seen the trailor then coz i have heard that before
Posted by megakelley, 02:57, 28th April 2002:
 
Sure have, first Lynch movie in a theater. Pretty incredible, need to buy it to solve the whole thing.
Posted by henry, 18:14, 28th April 2002:
 
I know Chris' one too :o)
Posted by cal, 08:06, 29th April 2002:
 
henry: you've been to see it then? what did you think? i went to see it again with chris and ami

megakelly: have you seen any other lynch films? mulholland drive is pretty fantastic, if a little (very) confusing
Posted by henry, 18:28, 29th April 2002:
 
I was prepared for it to be awful as it was the choice of all the girls but I couldn't have been more wrong, it happens to the best of us!
Posted by megakelley, 03:05, 30th April 2002:
 
Cal: huge fan of Lynch. Seen "Eraserhead", "Blue Velvet" (favorite film above all right now), "dune", "Wild at Heart", "Lost Highway", few "Twin Peaks" episodes. Really looking forward to buying Mulholland Drive this week and plunging deeper. Really loved the version of Orbison's "Llorando".