Post a line from a movie and see if anyone knows what movie it's from without using Google

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Part V

1) - "You're a funny guy" (answered)

2) - "You mean we're smoking dog shit?" (answered)

3) - "Who do I have to fuck to get some bacon around here?"

4) - "He told me to sit here"

5) - "Does Pete have to be here?"

6) - "I'm not one of your teenage whores!"

7) - "Are you off your Meds?"

8) - "You get on that plane, I quit!"

9) - "The shit bucket's full!"

10) - "Yale...I went to Yale"

[charlyvi]

1. You're a funny guy - Goodfellas

[red dog 1]

7. A truly great film!

For me, it ranks up there with The Godfather Parts 1 and 2

[red dog 1]

8. "Like, I amuse you?'

[charlyvi]

9. God, I miss Joe Pesci.

[red dog 1]

10. At 75, he's still active

I loved him in "Easy Money" with Rodney Dangerfield, and also "Jimmy Hollywood" with Christian Slater.

[charlyvi]

2. "Charlie don't surf!"

[yardwork]

84. Apocalypse Now.

[Glamrock]

3. Yes, Bernice comes in yellow.

[cloudbase]

4. By the authority vested in me by Kaiser William II, I pronounce you man and wife.

Proceed with the execution.

[Hassin Bin Sober]

6. I just happen to flip the channel yesterday and caught that line.

[Dyedinthewoolliberal]

15. The African Queen

A great little movie!

[backtoblue]

5. "I know you can be overwhelmed and underwhelmed. But can you just be whelmed?"

[dubyadiprecession]

11. "That's some bad hat, Harry!"

[Callmecrazy]

32. Jaws

[jmowreader]

12. 2 is from Up in Smoke

Man's dog ate his stash, and Man followed the dog around for three days to get it back.

[red dog 1]

13. Man (Tommy Chong)'s father is played by Strother Martin....His Mother is played by Edie Adams,

wife of the late, great Ernie Kovacs.

(In "Up in Smoke" she looks a lot like Loni Anderson)

[jmowreader]

14. What Man and his father had here is failure to communicate

Yes, wrong movie...

[red dog 1]

16. "Why don't you get a job like that goddamn Finklestein shit kid?"

[jmowreader]

17. No, no...

"Anthony, I want to talk to you. Now listen...don't walk away from me when I'm talking to you! You get a goddamned job before sundown or we're shipping you off to military school with that goddamned Finkelstein shit kid. Son of a bitch!"

A person does have to wonder how Pedro could walk through the entire fiberweed factory twice and not notice it's full of marijuana.

[red dog 1]

18. I try not to use Google on these DU Lounge threads, so I do make mistakes.

Also, a person has to wonder how Pedro & "Man" not notice that the truck they're driving from Tijuana to LA is made out of marijuana, and constantly belches out pot smoke from the tailpipe.

[red dog 1]

19. "It's my project!"

[lapfog_1]

53. Get Shorty!

line mumbled because producer Harry Zimm had just been put in the hospital by Ray "Bones" Barboni.

[red dog 1]

62. Yes!

Gene Hackman was talking through his wired-shut jaw at the restaurant where Travolta, Rene Russo and Danny DeVito were set to have a meeting about making "Mr Lovejoy"

[lapfog_1]

63. bette midler was completely uncredited

for her small role as the wife of the writer of "Mr. Lovejoy"

Ernst "Chili" Palmer appeared in the opening scene as one of Ray Bones' companions in the diner where Ray stole Chili's jacket.

I've always wondered how much of the story line was true.

[red dog 1]

68. The real Chili Palmer had one line: "That was a good one, boss!"

After Ray Bones said "It's chilly outside, and it's Chili inside!'

(He was a spooky looking little guy)

[Stuart G]

20. "Well, nobody's perfect"

[red dog 1]

23. Some Like It Hot

(Jack Lemmon takes his wig off & says to Joe E. Brown) "I'm a man!"

[Stuart G]

25. Yes...you are correct..one of the most famous comedy lines in all films...

[Doodley]

26. "Well, nobody's perfect."

[Stuart G]

21. "Talking pictures, that means I'm out of a job. "...

[red dog 1]

31. Chaplin?

Starring Robert Downey Jr.and Geraldine Chaplin?

[Stuart G]

39. Nope.....more famous than that..hint....number 1 of that class of movies.

[Stuart G]

91. A key line from " Singing in the Rain" ..Donald O Connor speaks it when he thinks that

he has lost his job due to "sound movies"

[Stuart G]

22. "Some enchanted evening, You may see a stranger.."

[Ohiya]

71. My mom's favorite movie...

South Pacific

[Stuart G]

24. "Seven and a half cents doesn't buy a hell of a lot."

[Stuart G]

27. "Somewhere out there, beneath the pale moonlight."

[Stuart G]

28. "Etcetera, etcetera, etcetera"

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From a movie called, "The King and I " Yul Brynner....

[Stuart G]

29. "Louis, I think this is the beginning of a beautiful friendship."

[red dog 1]

35. Casablanca?

[Stuart G]

38. Yes, of course....they are walking out together in the airport...

[Stuart G]

30. If I could find a sheriff...

who so offends the citizens of Rock Ridge, that his very appearance would drive them out of town.

[red dog 1]

34. Blazing Saddles

[Stuart G]

43. Yes....Hedley Lamar..wants everyone to leave Rock Ridge...

[Callmecrazy]

33. Is number 3 from Frankie and Johnny?

[red dog 1]

37. No

[FM123]

36. Does the rolling help?

[LastLiberal in PalmSprings]

40. "Tom Cody. Pleased to meet you."

[red dog 1]

51. Streets of Fire

Michael Pare' was great as Cody.

Wasn't William Dafoe the leader of the biker gang that kidnapped Diane Lane!
(He's one of my favorite actors)

I don't think the critics liked it much, but I loved it.

Wasn't it directed by Walter Hill?

I think Rick Moranis was in it, but I forget what character he played..
[it's been a long time since I saw it]

[LastLiberal in PalmSprings]

64. I had to watch it twice before I fell in love with it.

The first time, I didn't like it. I thought the acting was stilted, especially Rick Moranis' take on the manager of Ellen Aim (Diane Lane) and the Attackers. I also didn't understand the world they were living in. It kind of looked like Chicago but not Chicago, and the red car didn't have any brand identifier on it.

The second time, it was like, "Wow! This is the greatest movie ever!"

I agree, Michael Pare' played the laconic Cody to a T. This was also the first time I saw Willem Dafoe, who played Raven Shaddock, the leader of the Bombers. He knocked by socks off.

Other tidbits:

On posters and in the opening credits, it reads, "Streets of Fire -- A Rock & Roll Fable"

Deborah Van Valkenburgh, who played Tom Cody's sister, Reva, later starred on the television show "Too Close for Comfort," alongside Ted Knight of "The Mary Tyler Moore Show."

The girl dancing on the table in the Bombers' club was played by Marine Jahan, who doubled for Jennifer Beales during dance scenes in "Flashdance." There was a big to-do in Hollywood about the fact she didn't get a credit in the film because the producers wanted to create the illusion that Beales was doing her own dancing.

Holly Shaddock sang Ellen Aim's songs.

Amy Madigan, later of "Field of Dreams," played Cody's rough and tumble sidekick.

The Sorels got at least one hit song from the film: "I Can Dream About You."

The following actors also appeared in the film: Bill Pullman, Bill Paxton, Robert Townsend, Ed Begley Jr. and Kathy Griffin.

You're right. The film was directed by Walter Hill.

Thanks for the trip through memory lane.

[jmowreader]

86. It was like The Warriors mixed with a 1950s rock 'n' roll vibe

Since Walter Hill directed both movies, that's understandable.

[Stuart G]

41. "Plastics"

[red dog 1]

49. The Graduate?

[Stuart G]

50. Yes..!!!

[red dog 1]

54. Wasn't it Mr. Robinson who said that to Ben at the graduation party his parents threw for him?

Norman Fell was great as the landlord of the rooming house near UC Berkeley.
[He did not like Hoffman at all]

[Norman Fell was a member of the "Rat Pack"]

Mike Nichols was a great director!

Also, I loved Nichols & May, especially "My Son the Nurse"

[Stuart G]

56. Elaine May..directed and starred on one of my favorite films..."A New Leaf"

Walter Matthau was the other star...If you have not seen it...it is great..and very funny.....totally underrated.

[red dog 1]

58. I'll put it on my wish list

Speaking of Walter Matthau movies, have you seen "Charlie Varrick?

It's a great but underrated crime film.
Matthau plays a crop duster & former stunt pilot.
The script is great!
[my favorite Walter Matthau movie after "The Odd Couple"]

[Stuart G]

57. Yes, I think it was Mr. Robinson who said that...

[jmowreader]

87. Strange thing is, it was almost a throwaway line

It was a Mr. McGuire who said it to him.

By the end of The Graduate, I was kinda hoping Ben's father would ship him off to military school with the goddamn Finkelstein shit kid. I am obviously NOT the target audience.

[Stuart G]

42. "I'll be back."

[Ohiya]

72. Arnold...

In the Terminator

[jmowreader]

89. And almost every movie he made after that

Him saying it in "The Last Action Hero" was the best, though...

(Since no one saw this: it was the story of a teenager who accidentally got transported into the movie he was watching, which starred Arnold Schwarzenegger...the kid knew it was a movie, but Arnold's character believed it was real life and he's screwing with the kid for continually saying they were in a movie. The Arnold character recites the "I'll be back" line, and then...

"I bet you didn't know I was going to say that, did you?"
'You always say that! It's like your catchphrase!')

[Stuart G]

45. "I'm not bad. I'm just drawn that way."

[Va Lefty]

52. Who framed Roger Rabbit

[anneboleyn]

46. "But Harvard's my safety" and "I wrote a hit play!" (from same movie)

[R B Garr]

47. "If you screw up just this much, you'll be flying a cargo plane

full of rubber dog shit out of Hong Kong.”

[jmowreader]

88. Top Gun

Principal Strickland lied though; Maverick DID screw up far more than just that much, and no cargo plane full of rubber dog shit was in his future.

[R B Garr]

95. "Call the ball"

Another one from that movie! There are so many. We hadn't watched it in years and just broke it out the other night and enjoyed all those familiar lines.

[Initech]

48. "This guy's got the right idea! He wore the brown pants!"

[argyl]

55. "That WAS Lana Turner."

[VOX]

74. Streetwise Jack Vincennes (Kevin Spacey) to bookish Ed Exley (Guy Pearce) in "L.A. Confidential."

Terrific film. Dense plot. "Rollo Tamasi."

[argyl]

75. Yep. Great line. It wasn't even in Ellroy's book. Excellent screenplay.

[get the red out]

59. "Son

fat, drunk, and stupid is no way to go through life".

[red dog 1]

60. Animal House

I think it was Dean Wormer who said that to Flounder, right before he threw up.

[get the red out]

61. Yep

My husband and I quote that movie to each other all the time.

[Wolf Frankula]

65. That shivaree you put on in there interrupted my supper.

Wolf

[Initech]

66. "No hard feelings, Point Break. You've got a mean swing!"

[Paladin]

67. "Well, you made a mistake, fuckhead."

One of the great response lines ever, spoken by a world-class actor.

[red dog 1]

69. "Because he gets on base!"

[red dog 1]

70. "Want to buy a copy of Muhammad Speaks?"

[red dog 1]

73. "Is that my phone?"

Hint: They're both relaxing by the pool.

[Rustynaerduwell]

76. "I'll have what she's having".

[red dog 1]

81. When Harry Met Sally

That line was delivered by Estelle Reiner, wife of Carl Reiner, and mother of Rob Reiner.

[CountAllVotes]

77. Frankly my dear ...

I don't give a damn!

[Stargleamer]

79. GWTW n/t

[Stargleamer]

80. "I hate the fucking Eagles!"

[muntrv]

78. "Your ma's sauce don't drip. It don't taste but it don't drip."

[red dog 1]

82. "I don't know any Alex fucking Fong!"

[Hint: It's from a movie with lots of violence]

[red dog 1]

83. "I killed your mother and father."

[red dog 1]

85. "Elvis is God!!"

[Stuart G]

90. "This is a Mell Brooks movie"......

[red dog 1]

96. High Anxiety?

[Stuart G]

98. It is from Blazing Saddles...throw away line...

when they are talking about something at the end. Don't recall exact place. One of the cowboys says this I think when someone questions "What is going on here?"

[Stuart G]

99. Made a mistake...exact quote.."I'm working for Mel Brooks"..said by Taggart..in Blazing Saddles.

oh well.....???? what the hell? Isn't that swell..

Here is a picture of Taggart in Blazing Saddles..(Slim Pickens)

[Stuart G]

92. "Admiral, there be Whales here! "

[Va Lefty]

101. Star Trek The Voyage Home

[Stuart G]

106. Yes,,,Scotty says this after the Enterprise picks up a couple of whales in the movie..

What I mean, is that they materialize 2 whales in the ship so they can show some other whales that the Enterprise and humans are not against..."whales"

[Stuart G]

93. Under the Big W

[red dog 1]

94. "Is your granny spry?"

[red dog 1]

97. "Do you know a man by the name of La Fong?"

[Wolf Frankula]

107. It's a Gift with W.C. Fields

"No I don't know Carl La Fong, Capital L, small A, Capital F, small O, small N, small G. And If I DID know Carl La Fong, I wouldn't admit it."

Wolf

[red dog 1]

100. "What kind of a man would put a snake in a man's salad?"

Hint: This line is from a very unique western.

[SHRED]

102. "Heads or tails...call it"

[Glamrock]

103. Stop feedin off me!

[Thomas Hurt]

104. "Put the bunny back in the box."

[wiley]

105. Oh yes, a big cat. My salvation depends upon it.

And....