AHH OK, this is then followed by a scene discussing the "Edgar suit"?

-Jon

You're on to it Jonathan.

-Garrett

Then it is "Men in Black".

-Jon

You got it Jonathan. Men In Black had a surprising number of good quotes.

Your turn.

-Garrett

Okay, here goes the next one: (from a movie that probably really doesn't merit quoting, but here it is nonetheless.)

"All that matters is that two stood against many. That's what's important! Valor pleases you, Crom. So grant me one request. Grant me revenge! And if you do not listen, then to HELL with you! "

Difficult to choose since none of the lines really stand out from any of the others. Once this one is guessed, you'll likely know why.

-Jon

It's one of the Conan the Barbarian movies. I'm not sure which one though.

Sorry to do this, but you have to guess.....which one. (You have a 50/50 chance.)

-Jon

Alright, I'll guess 'Conan the Barbarian', since that theme seemed to be more revenge than the 'Destroyer' movie. I also seem to remember the 'to Hell with you' line from the first one, so final answer - 'Conan the Barbarian'.............

Ding ding ding ding. "Conan the Barbarian" it is.

You're move, Bill.

-Jon

Step up to the tub, 'tain't no disgrace. Just pull up your sleeves and get 'em in place. Then scoop up the water and rub it on your face . And go "Blub, blub, blub, blub blub!"

Love it! But how many people besides me are going to admit to knowing this one? :)

I know it but I'm not going to admit to it. If anyone asks I'll just deny it.

-Garrett

C'mon now.
Line for line, scene for scene, one of the best productions of all time.
Can you imagine Ted Sears & Co. writing this screenplay in 1935 or so?
Claim it if you know it.

Oh, all right...if you insist. :) Thanks for the smile, I haven't seen SNOW WHITE in a long time.

Here goes another quote involving a group just a little larger than the seven dwarfs:

One: down to the road block, we've just begun
Two: the guards are through
Three: the Major's men are on a spree...

Must not be any old war movie fans checking this thread. Sixteen steps for this "interesting" group of Soldiers to memorize and execute without fail. Film dated 1967; huge cast of well-known actors, one of whom was Lee Marvin.