Great timing; I just dropped in to give it away! And great guess, too, because

you're right. :)

Take it away...

OK, this is an easy one but I still love this line:

"Imagine you're a deer. You're prancing along. You get thirsty. You spot a little brook. You put your little deer lips down to the cool, clear water - BAM. A f*^&n' bullet rips off part of your head. Your brains are lying on the ground in little bloody pieces. Now I ask ya, would you give a f*^k what kind of pants the son-of-a-bitch who shot you was wearing?"

-Garrett

Tommy Boy?

Sorry David, not Tommy Boy.

-Garrett

Oops.

Definitely sounds familiar. I have a feeling it's a much more serious tone than what I guessed. We'll see.

Getting colder David. Think much less serious.

-Garrett

My Cousin Vinnie! One of my favorite films. "Yeah, like you blend?"

You got it Paul. I loved Marisa Tomei in that movie. I still call my kids "yutes".

Your turn Paul.

-Garrett

Character 1: Have you ever been to Denmark?
Character 2: I've been, yes... to the Vatican.
Character 1: The Vatican? The Vatican is in Rome.
Character 2: Well, they were doing so well in Rome that they opened one in Denmark.

No clue, but that's funny! I may have to see this film.

Sounds like something Steve Martin might do.

I see a hint is in order. See if this quote from the same film will bear fruit:

Rebel Leader: You are accused of killing over a thousand people in your term of office... of torturing hundreds of women and children. How do you plead?

Diaz: Guilty... with an explanation.

Bananas?

Man, I haven't thought of that movie for a long time.

-Garrett

You got it! Your turn.

Ok here's another:

Perrier: What do you make of all of this, Wang?
Wang: Is confusing.
Twain: It! It is confusing! Say your goddam pronouns!

Several stars in this movie.

-Garrett

I'm gonna say "Murder by Death". The giveaway for me is the pronouns line. It is the only line I can remember from this movie from having seen it as a kid - mostly because Capote was such an odd duck, and at one point a variation of the line was spoken through a moose-head mounted on the wall.

This movie was intended as a comedic send-up based on the "Ten Little Indians" / "And Then Were None" stories - the Fabian version of which I used to get mixed up with the "Murder by Death" movie in my hazy memory from many years ago. I haven't seen either of them in decades. All I remember in the serious one is that it starred Fabian (because my sister wouldn\'t stop talking about him", and I remember the moose-head scene in the comedy version - and of course, Peter Sellers character.

-Jon