Full Version: Movie Quotes
Thanks for the link. Looks promising, I'll have to check it out.
| QUOTE (DrJest) |
| Wait till we get onto The Last Boy Scout... |
Ha!
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| Joe Hallenbeck: Leather pants. Jimmy Dix: Yeah. Joe Hallenbeck: What's something like that run? Jimmy Dix: Six-fifty. Joe Hallenbeck: Six hundred and fifty dollars? Jimmy Dix: Yeah. Joe Hallenbeck: They're pants. Jimmy Dix: Yeah. Joe Hallenbeck: You wear them? Jimmy Dix: YES. Joe Hallenbeck: They don't, like, have a TV in them or something? Jimmy Dix: Nope. |
"Danger's my middle name."
"Mine's Cornelius. Tell anyone and I'll kill you."
"Mine's Cornelius. Tell anyone and I'll kill you."
So many great lines, so little time.
Willem Dafoe Nuff said, sorry girl moment here fwarrrrrrrrrr! I wouldn't kick him out of bed!!
Sorry about that I had a blond moment!
I think I need to go lie down!
torz xx
Sorry about that I had a blond moment!
I think I need to go lie down!
torz xx
AFS* aside, I have to say Willem DeFoe is one of those actors who's good in pretty much everything he's been in.
*Acute Fangirl Syndrome
*Acute Fangirl Syndrome
| QUOTE (DrJest @ Mar 7 2005, 06:33 PM) |
| AFS* aside, I have to say Willem DeFoe is one of those actors who's good in pretty much everything he's been in. *Acute Fangirl Syndrome |
Sorry about that I had a moment, I think the best film he was in for me has to be platoon, just one of the best war films, ( I am sure their will be many who disagree!)
torz x
hahahahahahahha and more hahahahah!
My favorite Dafoe film is definitely Streets of Fire.
In Boondock Saints he did a spectacular job of being simultaneously effeminate AND bad-ass... which just makes him even creepier.
"I just wanted to cuddle!"
Not quite a movie quote, but still a good'un.
| QUOTE (Grim Fandango) |
| Manny: Well, I guess when you've got nothing to go home to, you've got noting to lose. Lupe: Oooooooh! We should put that on a sign above the door! |
LOL!
| QUOTE (Fortune) |
| My favorite Dafoe film is definitely Streets of Fire. |
And if that isn't the archetypical Shadowrun movie, what is? An ex-merc is hired to rescue a Rockergirl ex-girlfriend from a streetgang, complete with cheesy 80's music (covers of old Meatloaf numbers). Damn, I love that movie...
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| Tom Cody: The only problem with kicking the shit out of you is that it would be too easy. McCoy: You know some of you guys have some cute little asses. It'd be a real shame if I had to blow'em off. |
I have not see that one, I will have to take a look!
torz
torz
If you ask REAL nice and don't mind popping down from Aber, you can borrow my copy. But damage it and HELL ITSELF WILL FEAR YOUR FATE!!!!!!!
Ahem.
Ahem.
| QUOTE (DrJest @ Mar 9 2005, 12:17 AM) |
| ... complete with cheesy 80's music (covers of old Meatloaf numbers). |
There's some great songs in that movie!
Although most of the soudtrack was written by Jim Steinman, who is Meatloaf's main (and best) songwriter, none of those songs had been performed by the Big Guy™ previous to the film's release. I'm not as sure about afterwards, but I know I haven't seen Meatloaf doing any of them in all the shows I've witnessed. He's definitely never recorded any of them.
Definitely up there with my favorite movies, and well worth checking out if you haven't done so.
??!?!!!?! I recognised every song in there as a Meatloaf track...
Gee whiz, now I gotta go watch SoF again to remember exactly which track are on it. Wow, what a hardship...
Gee whiz, now I gotta go watch SoF again to remember exactly which track are on it. Wow, what a hardship...
Not one song is from any of Meatloaf's albums. You can check his discography here.
They definitely sound like Meatloaf's stuff, but that is because Jim Steinman has a distinctive writing style.
Even then, only two songs on the soundtrack were written by Jim ... Nowhere Fast and Tonight Is What It Means To Be Young. Both of these songs were performed by a band called Fire Inc., and neither were ever performed by Meatloaf. Other songs on the soundtrack were done by The Fixx, Ry Cooder, and The Blasters, as you can see from the link(s) above.
They definitely sound like Meatloaf's stuff, but that is because Jim Steinman has a distinctive writing style.
Even then, only two songs on the soundtrack were written by Jim ... Nowhere Fast and Tonight Is What It Means To Be Young. Both of these songs were performed by a band called Fire Inc., and neither were ever performed by Meatloaf. Other songs on the soundtrack were done by The Fixx, Ry Cooder, and The Blasters, as you can see from the link(s) above.
Nowhere Fast is on the 1984 Meatloaf album Bad Attitude
Ah, you're right. I missed that. That album came out the same year as the movie.
That still isn't 'every song' though.
That still isn't 'every song' though.
Yeah, okay, um... "Artistic licence!" Yeah, that's the ticket... 
At least we agree that it's a great movie though.
Hell yeah! Any movie with a busload of do-wop singers tagging along for the run has just GOT to be pre-req watching for Shadowrun,
| QUOTE (DrJest) |
| If you ask REAL nice and don't mind popping down from Aber, you can borrow my copy. But damage it and HELL ITSELF WILL FEAR YOUR FATE!!!!!!! Ahem. |
Well that depends if I can ever get the hell out of work!
When the lads are back off exercise we might have to arrange a game if you are up for it?
Let me know we are normally around most weekends!
torz
Oh and don't worry about the film, anyone damaged any of my films and i would personally break there legs, so yours would be safe!
"I'm not as fat as that guard am I ???"
"Are you kidding, you're a slender reed compared to that guard."
Hudson Hawk
"Are you kidding, you're a slender reed compared to that guard."
Hudson Hawk
Shame on you all.
MEDIC!!
MEDIC!!
I just can't get into Boondock Saints for some reason. Tried twice. 
It's not our fault you're dead inside.
I pity you.
Burn in Hell, you heathen bastard!
Two Hands was a pretty good movie, been a while since I've seen it though.
"You loaded your gun with old fucking bullets you put through the fucking wash?"
"Yeah, shotties are good mate."
"You loaded your gun with old fucking bullets you put through the fucking wash?"
"Yeah, shotties are good mate."
"There are no boundaries in Rock 'n Roll!"
"It's better to be dead and cool, than alive and uncool."
"Well how many'd I hit?"
"You spent twelve dollars and didn't hit a goddamn thing. I nailed one and it cost about four and a quarter."
"Well how many'd I hit?"
"You spent twelve dollars and didn't hit a goddamn thing. I nailed one and it cost about four and a quarter."
| QUOTE (Chance359) |
| "It's better to be dead and cool, than alive and uncool." "Well how many'd I hit?" "You spent twelve dollars and didn't hit a goddamn thing. I nailed one and it cost about four and a quarter." |
LOL. I was wondering when somebody would get around to quoting Harley Davidson and the Marlborough Man.
"We're going to run out unless we can get to that mule and get some more. "
"I'll go."
"This is no time for bravery. I'll let ya!"
"I'll go."
"This is no time for bravery. I'll let ya!"
Re: Boondock.
Can't help it. I've seen a ton of movies like it and wasn't aware of what made it better than the rest. It was okay at best for me, nothing special though. Plenty of other prime and indy flicks out there that do something novel over BS IMO.
Can't help it. I've seen a ton of movies like it and wasn't aware of what made it better than the rest. It was okay at best for me, nothing special though. Plenty of other prime and indy flicks out there that do something novel over BS IMO.
| QUOTE (Crimson Jack) |
| Re: Boondock. Can't help it. I've seen a ton of movies like it and wasn't aware of what made it better than the rest. It was okay at best for me, nothing special though. Plenty of other prime and indy flicks out there that do something novel over BS IMO. |
What are your ton of movies like it? I watch a lot of movies and can't really think of anything really comparable.
| QUOTE (BitBasher) | ||
What are your ton of movies like it? I watch a lot of movies and can't really think of anything really comparable. |
Pulp Fiction and Reservoir Dogs (stylistically, he borderline plagerizes QT) both do the time displacement thing better, hell Kubrick did it first (?) with The Killing. The stereotypes in the film can be seen in pretty much any action/gangster film ever made. If you need good stereotype movies, you can fall back on Goodfellas, Casino, Once Upon a Time in America to name a few. Almost any John Woo action flick, but namely (Hong Kong Face Off, A Better Tomorrow, or Bloodshed of Two Heros) give not only satisfying gunplay, but better slow-mo... which is quickly becoming a virgin filmmaker's hallmark.
Perhaps I was expecting too much out of it, but I felt like I watched it with as open a mind as I do any other film. Mainly, the insanely heavy use of cliches and painful script made me yawn. I wanted smarter feds (jesus those guys were stupid)... like Silence of the Lambs. Natural Born Killers did a far better job at telling the story of the "divinely" appointed killers to their charge. Yes, polar opposites as far as characters go, but very similar in design.
There are moments that BS made me chuckle, but putting up with average acting, mediocre script, average editing, and forced cinematography and the whole thing just felt like Duffy was trying too hard. Thematically, its been done before, but with more pinasche (sp?). And what the hell was Ron Jeremy doing in it?! I don't feel that I'm 'whack' because I didn't like the blenderized version of PulpGoodHongWooSilenceKillers.
| QUOTE (Crimson Jack) |
| Plenty of other prime and indy flicks out there that do something novel over BS IMO. |
And I meant foreign flicks, not indy. Sorry.
"There's no crying in baseball!"
lol, Theres no crying in Seattle!
| QUOTE (kevyn668) |
| "There's no crying in baseball!" |
lol... Did that one actually get used in a game of yours?
Heh. I wish. I think its got possibilities, though.
"No women, no children" -Leon
Used by the groups more ethical member.
Used by the groups more ethical member.
| QUOTE (Bandwidthoracle) |
| "No women, no children" -Leon Used by the groups more ethical member. |
I thought it was "No women, no kids."
Here's another: "Never underestimate the predictablity of stupidity." (Bullet Tooth Tony)
And another: "It's not my fault." (Han Solo)
And another: "My name is a killing word." (Paul Mua'dib Atredies)
And another: "There is no spoon." (Duh)
And another: "You got a tooth brush? 'Cause we're coming to fucking England!" (Cousin Avy)
And yet another: "What we have here is...failure...to comunicate." (Duh)
"I'm getting heartburn. Tony, do something terrible."
"Do you know what 'nemesis' means? A righteous infliction of retribution manifested by an appropriate agent. Personified in this case by an 'orrible c---... me!"
"So, you are obviously the big dick. The men on the side of ya are your balls. There are two types of balls. There are big brave balls, and there are little mincey f----- balls. Now, dicks have drive and clarity of vision, but they're not clever. They smell p----- and they want a piece of the action. And you thought you smelled some good old p----, and you've brought your two small mincey f----- balls along for a good old time. But you've got your parties mangled up. There's no p---- here, mate. Just a dose that'll make you wish you were born a woman. Like a prick, you're having second thoughts. You're shrinking, and your two little balls are shrinking with ya. The fact that you've got "Replica" written down the side of your gun and the fact that I've got 'Desert Eagle .50' written on the side of mine, should precipitate your balls into shrinking, along with your presence. Now... Fuck off!"
(I realize that this is a whole lot of selective editing, but there are some words that I dislike and others that I thought you guys might dislike.)
"Do you know what 'nemesis' means? A righteous infliction of retribution manifested by an appropriate agent. Personified in this case by an 'orrible c---... me!"
"So, you are obviously the big dick. The men on the side of ya are your balls. There are two types of balls. There are big brave balls, and there are little mincey f----- balls. Now, dicks have drive and clarity of vision, but they're not clever. They smell p----- and they want a piece of the action. And you thought you smelled some good old p----, and you've brought your two small mincey f----- balls along for a good old time. But you've got your parties mangled up. There's no p---- here, mate. Just a dose that'll make you wish you were born a woman. Like a prick, you're having second thoughts. You're shrinking, and your two little balls are shrinking with ya. The fact that you've got "Replica" written down the side of your gun and the fact that I've got 'Desert Eagle .50' written on the side of mine, should precipitate your balls into shrinking, along with your presence. Now... Fuck off!"
(I realize that this is a whole lot of selective editing, but there are some words that I dislike and others that I thought you guys might dislike.)
"I don't even see the code. All I see is blonde, brunette, redhead..."
| QUOTE (Sammiel) |
| You know what we need? Some rope. Jesus. He brought a six-shooter. Is it dead? bonus points if you can name the scenes too. |
Boondock saints, one of the best movies ever!
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| You know what we need? Some rope. |
The scene where the twins are stocking up on guns in the guys basement
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| Jesus. He brought a six-shooter. |
After they take out the russian bosses and rocko shows up
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| Is it dead? |
When rocko blew the cat away
Great thing for an assasin to say:
And shepards we shal be. For Thee my Lord for thee. Power hath decended from thy hand, may our feet swiftly carry out thy command. And we shall flow a river forth unto thee, and teeming with souls shall it ever be. Inomena patre, et fille, et spiritu sancte.
sorry for the spelling errors, can't use the spell check from here.
Also good from Collateral:
You killed him!
No, I shot him. The bullets and the fall killed him.
Blade 3 is full of good quotes too.
Such as 'Cockslinging thundercunt'
Which, given the context of the movie and the characters, didn't really make much sense.
The movie Six String Samurai has some pretty good quotes, like
"Hey pal, nice tux. Nice to die in!"
"If I were you, I'd be scared"
"If you were me, you'd be handsome"
And "Only one man could kill this many Russians. Bring his guitar to me."
Which, given the context of the movie and the characters, didn't really make much sense.
The movie Six String Samurai has some pretty good quotes, like
"Hey pal, nice tux. Nice to die in!"
"If I were you, I'd be scared"
"If you were me, you'd be handsome"
And "Only one man could kill this many Russians. Bring his guitar to me."
| QUOTE (Mortax @ Mar 9 2005, 11:58 PM) |
| And shepards we shal be. For Thee my Lord for thee. Power hath decended from thy hand, may our feet swiftly carry out thy command. And we shall flow a river forth unto thee, and teeming with souls shall it ever be. Inomena patre, et fille, et spiritu sancte. |
I apologize, but my OCD...
And shepherds we shall be. For thee, my lord, for thee. Power hath descended forth from thy hand that our feet may swiftly carry out thy command. And we shall flow a river forth to thee, and teeming with souls shall it ever be. In nomine patris, et filii, et spiritu sancti.
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