Okay, but let it be known from this day forward that y'all cried "uncle".

lol


Since I'm going to be out most of the weekend, so I'm going to give you three clues in the hopes that the conch gets handed over before I retire for the night;

1.) I have seen this movie many times because it is one of my daughter's favorites. She has watched it with regularity for over 2 years. My daughter is now 5 years old, and like the central character of the movie, she also has red hair.

2.) Unlike the long-running print versions that inspired this movie, the cinematic versions of the characters were given eyeballs.

3.) It is a musical.

While it is true that I specifically chose scenes and quotes that are hard to search and do not overtly define the context of the movie in question, if no one can guess correctly by now, my next clue will be the answer.

-Jon

*cue music* "The sun'll come out tomorrow, bet your bottom dollar that tomorrow there'll be sun!"
(I'm assuming they included that song in the movie.)

Annie

Indeed, "Annie" it is.

And it is your turn at bat.

-Jon

Have a great Memorial Day weekend, Jon. :)

In honor of veterans...here's a quote from one of my favorite movies of all time:

Now, an army is a team - it lives, eats, sleeps, fights as a team. This individuality stuff is a bunch of crap.

My dear Lorinda,

Sounds like "Patton" to me. I know you join me in saluting our troops on the Memorial Day weekend!

Mike

Yes, I do, and yes, you're right about the quote/movie. Take it, Mike! :)

Thank you and staying in the same vein;

"Wait a minute. You aren't seriously suggesting that if I get through the wire... and case everything out there... and don't get picked up... to turn myself in and get thrown back in the cooler for a couple of months so you can get the information you need?"

Mike

My Gosh! The "Cooler King" himself! Steve McQueen as Virgil Hilts in "The Great Escape!"

Over the fence and a perfect landing! Great job, batter up!

Mike

Here Goes!
 

I apologize for this original post's vulgarity. The chosen movie scene was in bad taste and if it offended anybody's sensibilities I sincerely apologize. That won't happen again.

Now for a "G" rated quote:

“Mr. Becket I’m glad you’re here! I’ve got the real scoop! I’ve got the pictures and everything!”

“I’ve been trying to get the story from Walter Cronkite here but he just won’t give.”

“What’s this all about?”

“I don’t know, he’s so keyed up!”

“Will somebody listen to me?”

“Alright Luther now just calm down!”

“Calm?! Calm?! Do murder and calm go together? Calm and murder? Murder?”

Catch me if you can?

By the way Mathieu, that was incorrect!

Broadcast News? Really just a guess as I have seen that movie only once a long time ago.

No, I am sorry Josh. Not Broadcast News.

Atta boy, Luther! :)
 

My pal Hugh and I have laughed about this goofy but great movie in the past so I wanted to lay out and give someone else a crack at it. But, since no one has come around in a while and I have another quote handy, the film is

"The Ghost and Mr. Chicken" with the one and only Don Knotts.

Thanks for the kinder, gentler quote, Hugh. It was great. :)

OK, here's from one I just revisited a couple nights ago. It's so easy that I'm hoping for not only the name of the movie, but the response to the question!

“Your Majesty, stop me if I’m wrong but…wasn’t your mole…on the other side?”

And Now It's Time For Me To Be Fair!
 

Ta Da! That's correct! One of four from the franchise when Don Knotts was under contract to Universal Studios in the 1960s. The Ghost and Mr. Chicken just happened to be inspired from a certain episode of the Andy Griffith Show.

Thanks, Lorinda!

I HAVE A MOLE!?!?!?!

Its time to blow..... Not blow.... BLOW!


Robin Hood Men in Tights! Mel Brooks Returns to the Quote game!

Ha ha! That's 'cause he's one of the best!!!

Go for it, Josh. :)

Jesus.

Yes?

What?

What?

What?

Jesus

Yes?

You... said... what.... nothing....

Well...
 

WE'RE JEWS OUT IN SPACE!!!!!

lol,
History of the world Part 1

Correct!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CPuJzwtoKXk

Batter Up!
 

Alright... This one is recent, but it's a small line so it may be tough.

1. What time do the Choppers leave?

2. Oh-Six-Hundred.

1. What Time is that?

2. Six O'Clock ***....

1. Right I knew that...

Good Luck.

Really?
 

Nothing?

Wow...

Uh well...

1: WHAT THE HELL WAS THAT?

2: Something else... Also terrible...

The Mummy?

A friend just told me I was wrong. Any one else know it? The movie almost gave me motion sickness!

Wow...
 

Thought this would have been easier than it turned out i guess....

Jeez....

Last Clue...
 

Well...

1 (male). I mean for all we know, it's from another planet and flew here....

2 (Female). What Like Superman?

1. Yeah Exactly! Wait... You know who superman is?

2. Wait a minute... God you know who superman it?

1. Ok i...

2. Whoah I'm feeling something here... Are you aware of Garfield?

Yeah might be time to head for a new movie. My friend was too lazy to register to win :p

Ok Ok...
 

It was Cloverfield BTW...

Anyway, here's the new one...

1. Oh good! My Puppy found the Chainsaw.

Good Luck

i just discovered this thread, i knew it was cloverfield. I just watched it again

and the answer is lilo and stitch.

1) fool of a took

Is that a movie quote? If so, I'm guessing it's from the LOTR trilogy.

well gandalf said it in fotr. so i suppose its a movie quote. lol

Next quote?

Sorry, guys!

Here's a quote that'll be pretty hard to get, so I'll give a hint right up front - it's from a Cisco Kid movie from the '50's.

Character 1: "Talk Engish; we can't understand you!"
Character 2: "How I can talk English when you CHOKE it out o' me?"

Nope....
 

Got nothing....

Hmmmm.... that I see. Well, I'll just say: it is The Girl from San Lorenzo - a Cisco Kid movie made in 1950. Someone else just go ahead.

"Ed, visions are worth fighting for. Why spend your life making someone else's dreams?"

I don't know this one . . . but Ed Wood. ;)

**

What gave it away!?! ;)


"Number one: I want the movie to end with a biiig explosion!...number two, I got a son. He's a little slow, but a good boy and something tells me he would make one helluva leading man."

Lots of great lines in it.

All yours:

Okay, a little obscure but probably easy:

1 - Remember, men, no matter what they do, don't talk.

2 - What if they torture us?

1 - Just don't talk!

2 - Can we scream a little?