Jason - I like your nurse uniform
Luke - they're O.R. scrubs
Jason - Oh, R they?

Rushmore...

here is another classic...

- i was thinking of writing my story so i bought this one on how to do it

- why do you need 25 copies of it?

- in case i want to read it more than once...

"My Blue Heaven," I believe.

Steve Martin his hilarious in that movie.

right...keep em coming Nick

while we wait for Nick, let me throw this one out there its in keeping with the theme...

this actors greatest role ever...

"you wear too much eye makeup
-short pause-
my sister wears too much
-short pause-
people think she's a whore"

That was one of the more 'classic' moments in film history - from right out of no where...Charlie Sheen towards the end of Ferris Bueller's Day Off.

I think of that scene as sort of a gem because Sheen looked and behaved so hilarliously in it...and I was wondering how it came to be. As it just sort of came from out of the blue and included Sheen in what was a comparitively tiny role considering his growing popularity through the mid-80's. I know that when John Hughes made "Planes, Trains and Automobiles", I believe that there was some degree of overlapping production scheduling going on with "She's Having a Baby" and so it was convenient and fun to include a small cameo for Kevin Bacon in PT & A by posing him as the man across the street racing Steve Martin for the cab...but I don't know of any such situation regarding Hughes' productions and Sheen's work that year (Platoon) that would serve to cross-pollinate him into FBDO. Maybe he just wasn't 'big enough' till the following year.
-Jon

right Jon on all accounts...lay some lines on us

I would, but technically Nick holds the conch, so I'll wait a day or so to give him a chance, otherwise I'll wait in the wings and think up a doozy.
-Jon

I think a turn is forfeited if it hasn't been taken within 24 hours.

Okay, so here goes one.
 

"I'm very angry....Ralph. You know, you can ball my wife if she wants you to. You can lounge around here on her...sofa, in her ex-husband's dead-tech, post-modernistic bullshit house if you want to....But you do NOT get to watch MY F***ing TELEVISION!"

This one is not too hard at all, but it is a fun one. Game on.
-Jon

heat...great great movie... al has a lot of great lines in that movie, all dead giveaways though..."she got a GREAT ass, and your head is up in it"..."you know what there looking at, you know what there looking at...is this guy something or is he something, there looking at US, LAPD" "you know where sitting here like a couple of fellows..."

ok this one was tough trying to find the right line out of this movie, but here goes...

"I, uh, would like to give you this advice, a fella give me some years ago.
He said, when an argument arises if you go outside and take, uh, a nice walk you will calm down and then you can come back and it won't be an argument and you will find that helps your health all that fresh air and exercise will do you a lot of good."

Got it!
 

How about Napoleon Dynamite?

I'll be right back with one.

Mike

right, i was just about to give this clue...

"How much you want to make a bet I can throw a football over them mountains?"

which of course would give it away,

my quote was from the scene of the wedding tight after the credits end...very quote-able movie

New
 

The quote:

Person one-"What the hell are the yardbirds doing to my boat?''

Person two-"Looks like a god damn Nazi submarine!"

Probably too easy. Good luck.

Mike

Is it U-571?

You got it Nick. Your turn!

Mike

Man, so sorry for the wait. Here goes:

"Every war is different, every war is the same."

Shouldn't take long.

Sounds like Jarhead!

Mike

New Quote!
 

I think my last guess was correct, so I'll post a new one. If I was wrong, we will have two to try and guess!

Ok!

Quote:

"You wouldn’t know about sleepin sitting up in a hospital room for two months holding her hand, because the Doctors could see in your eyes, that the terms visiting hours don’t apply to you."


Should be easy.

Good luck,

Mike

I don't wanna break the rules here, Mike, but I'm almost sure that's from Good Will Hunting.

I think we may have to wait on your answer first, though.

You got it Jesse!

Mike

Okay, I giess Nick's not coming back to tell us wheteher or not that was from Jarhead, so I'm just gonna go.


An easy one, but from my fave film. :)



"Everyone knows Custer died at Little Big Horn. What this book presupposes is...Maybe he didn't?

Would that be from the Royal Tanenbaum's? (sp? aww heck...)

If you look back, there's was a whole new quote after mine...

And yes, Mr. Rowe, don't bother waiting because you're right. Only, it's Tenenbaums. ;D

Absolutely :)

Sorry for the delay in getting back with a quote, folks....here ya go:

"The mill's closed, there's no more work, we're destitute. I've got no option but to sell you all for scientific experiments."

The mill's closed. There's no more work.
We're destitute. [Children sigh despondently]
Come in my little loves.
I've got no option but to sell you all for scientific experiments.

>Monty Python's: THE MEANING OF LIFE<

And a new one:

"You space bastard! You killed my pine!"

Star Trek, First Contact?

guessing space balls?

No. Sorry.

superman :P

That's from Back to the Future. The farmer says this after Mcfly escapes from the barn. The farmers children think he is an alien. I own the trilogy. It's one of my embarrassing pleasure purchases. Here's one. Probably too easy.

"There's our number on the back. And pray you never need to call us."

ghost busters

Nope. Think different genre. Same decade though.

Lost boys....

Great line.

Yeah, Great Movie!

Alright. Enough's enough.

Here's the next quote:

"If you die first, I am definitely going to eat you, but the question is, if I die, what are you going to do? Bon appétit... Eat or die."

There. Thus ends the stagnation.

this is a shot in the dark...
Is it "alive"?