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Sun-Moon
(242 posts)CincyDem
(7,341 posts)Ocelot II
(129,759 posts)kerouac2
(1,463 posts)House of Roberts
(6,439 posts)Harker
(17,570 posts)Last edited Sun Dec 28, 2025, 08:59 AM - Edit history (2)
Diehard is a battery. Oop.
kerouac2
(1,463 posts)Harker
(17,570 posts)electric_blue68
(26,455 posts)"Charlie Don't Surf" in the movie?
It's a favorite Clash song of mine.
Harker
(17,570 posts)There's a bit of Richard Wagner's "Die Walküre", though!
electric_blue68
(26,455 posts)Keepthesoulalive
(2,184 posts)CincyDem
(7,341 posts)MIButterfly
(2,329 posts)Harker
(17,570 posts)Harker
(17,570 posts)Fun how iconic lines stick with us.
sinkingfeeling
(57,488 posts)Harker
(17,570 posts)VGNonly
(8,436 posts)MIButterfly
(2,329 posts)Love this movie! Love that line!
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Ohiya
(2,702 posts)MIButterfly
(2,329 posts)MIButterfly
(2,329 posts)Last edited Sun Dec 28, 2025, 12:46 PM - Edit history (1)
I meant this in response to "You talkin' to..."
MIButterfly
(2,329 posts)VGNonly
(8,436 posts)Or Scarface?
MIButterfly
(2,329 posts)I dont remember it from Back to the Future.
VGNonly
(8,436 posts)Biff says something like "Say hello to your mom for me".
MIButterfly
(2,329 posts)MIButterfly
(2,329 posts)Ohiya
(2,702 posts)Harker
(17,570 posts)MIButterfly
(2,329 posts)Harker
(17,570 posts)Response to Harker (Reply #48)
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red dog 1
(32,715 posts)VGNonly
(8,436 posts)yorkster
(3,724 posts)displacedvermoter
(4,185 posts)Easterncedar
(5,784 posts)Aviation Pro
(15,353 posts)Not obscure.
Ohiya
(2,702 posts)Bring forth the ring. 2:52.
Amaryllis
(11,117 posts)Mad_Dem_X
(10,156 posts)ZDU
(1,166 posts)Response to ZDU (Reply #29)
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UpInArms
(54,433 posts)red dog 1
(32,715 posts)UpInArms
(54,433 posts)3catwoman3
(28,910 posts)Ohiya
(2,702 posts)3catwoman3
(28,910 posts)VGNonly
(8,436 posts)Harker
(17,570 posts)A fine movie but they should of left out the romantic subplot/mommy issues.
Harker
(17,570 posts)Annie Moosee
(184 posts)MIButterfly
(2,329 posts)JoseBalow
(9,312 posts)I love that film!
I love it too.
I actually saw it on Broadway in 2005. It starred Alan Alda; Jeffrey Tambor; Liev Schreiber (who won a Tony award for Best Featured Actor in a Play for his portrayal of Ricky Roma); Gordon Clapp; Tom Wopat; and Frederick Weller. The part Alec Baldwin played in the film was written specifically for him and was not in the play.
JoseBalow
(9,312 posts)MIButterfly
(2,329 posts)I bought a poster and waited outside the theater and got four of the actors to sign it (didn't get Alan Alda or Jeffrey Tambor; they must have left earlier or later than the autograph seekers waiting outside). As soon as I got home, I had the poster framed. Paid $15.00 for the poster and $115 for framing - ha! I didn't mind. It's one of my most prized possessions.
Several years later, there was another revival of it on Broadway with Al Pacino playing Shelley Levine. Boy, would I have loved to see that one.
There are parts of that movie where the dialog is almost lyrical. I'm not a big fan of David Mamet, but he sure got this one right.
Ritabert
(2,159 posts)neeksgeek
(1,247 posts)Im talking real wrath of god stuff.
Ritabert
(2,159 posts)Enter stage left
(4,393 posts)VGNonly
(8,436 posts)RIP Rob Reiner
Harker
(17,570 posts)ProfessorGAC
(76,165 posts)That's what Clamenza says to Pauly before they leave on what will be Pauly's last drive.
Harker
(17,570 posts)I was going to go with "Take the cannoli", but this seemed more challenging.
Harker
(17,570 posts)JoseBalow
(9,312 posts)Harker
(17,570 posts)yorkster
(3,724 posts)lapfog_1
(31,784 posts)Harker
(17,570 posts)... Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid! It was a little Easter Egg in honor of Treasure of the Sierra Madre.
Harker
(17,570 posts)GiqueCee
(3,644 posts)... Newman and Redford met on the set, and became close friends. And friendship between those two meant ever more elaborate pranks.
When Redford made the Milagro Beanfield War, there was a scene in which the daughter of the protagonist was in a small store, and went to pick up a Newman's Own product off the shelf, but was quickly dissuaded by the clerk, who said, "Oh, you don't want that crap!" or words to that effect. Legend has it that they razzed each other unmercifully.
I had the pleasure of meeting Newman a few times, and he was a delightful guy. The first time was at Lime Rock race track in Connecticut. I was crewing for a friend who drove Formula Ford, and Lanny introduced me to him, He was sitting in a lawn chair next to his camper with his Nomex suit stripped off down to his waist, and he was wearing a T-shirt that read, "PAUL NEWMAN HAS SKINNY LAIGS!" It was a gift from his daughters, apparently. Pranks ran in the family, I guess.
Harker
(17,570 posts)Given the extent to which they are thought of as a matched set, it's remarkable that they only acted together in two movies.
... Butch and Sundance, plus The Sting, but they had a helluva good time doing it!
lapfog_1
(31,784 posts)Harker
(17,570 posts)Poor Tuco.
kewhawaii
(63 posts)VGNonly
(8,436 posts)MIButterfly
(2,329 posts)Harker
(17,570 posts)angrycaveman
(23 posts)MIButterfly
(2,329 posts)Harker
(17,570 posts)Vinca
(53,576 posts)One of my favorite movies.
3catwoman3
(28,910 posts)Attilatheblond
(8,528 posts)Wiz Imp
(9,341 posts)griloco
(868 posts)griloco
(868 posts).
Turbineguy
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MIButterfly
(2,329 posts)ProfessorGAC
(76,165 posts)"We ain't brothers, we ain't partners, & we ain't friends; and if Gans gets away with my money you'll be sorry you ever met me."
"I'm already sorry."
MIButterfly
(2,329 posts)MIButterfly
(2,329 posts)ProfessorGAC
(76,165 posts)MIButterfly
(2,329 posts)I thought "If you build" would be too obvious.
Wiz Imp
(9,341 posts)YepYep
(97 posts)???
Wiz Imp
(9,341 posts)MIButterfly
(2,329 posts)Wiz Imp
(9,341 posts)neeksgeek
(1,247 posts)Walk this way.
Wiz Imp
(9,341 posts)evemac
(286 posts)Wiz Imp
(9,341 posts)Wiz Imp
(9,341 posts)Wiz Imp
(9,341 posts)Wiz Imp
(9,341 posts)walkingman
(10,514 posts)Ohiya
(2,702 posts)Wiz Imp
(9,341 posts)Ohiya
(2,702 posts)drmeow
(5,961 posts)Annie Moosee
(184 posts)drmeow
(5,961 posts)But, basically, yes.
I was thinking the 2005 version with Martin Freeman. I don't think there was another one after that but I could have missed it.
Annie Moosee
(184 posts)It felt like a fever dream to my adolescent brain.
But that line about queuing has lived rent free since I saw the "new" movie.
drmeow
(5,961 posts)but I've listed to all the radio broadcasts.
I thought the line about queuing was hilarious - and like you, it has also lived in my brain rent free.
Wiz Imp
(9,341 posts)drmeow
(5,961 posts)I know this could be from a lot of movies, but it was from dialogue between a mismatched couple.
neeksgeek
(1,247 posts)Han and Leia
BarbaRosa
(2,729 posts)FalloutShelter
(14,290 posts)evemac
(286 posts)Ohiya
(2,702 posts)Bluestocking
(558 posts)evemac
(286 posts)Wiz Imp
(9,341 posts)Bluestocking
(558 posts)VGNonly
(8,436 posts)Quagmire and Peter fatally shoot Brian. Peter says "Leave the gun, keep the cream soda".
Bluestocking
(558 posts)evemac
(286 posts)Bluestocking
(558 posts)oldtime dfl_er
(7,168 posts)...better men than me with a small pistol.
Diamond_Dog
(40,105 posts)MIButterfly
(2,329 posts)Diamond_Dog
(40,105 posts)The Wizard
(13,632 posts)Harker
(17,570 posts)The Wizard
(13,632 posts)Wiz Imp
(9,341 posts)ProfessorGAC
(76,165 posts)I feel like that was a Holbrook line.
Wiz Imp
(9,341 posts)red dog 1
(32,715 posts)Wiz Imp
(9,341 posts)VGNonly
(8,436 posts)Wiz Imp
(9,341 posts)Wiz Imp
(9,341 posts)MIButterfly
(2,329 posts)Wiz Imp
(9,341 posts)Mad_Dem_X
(10,156 posts)MuseRider
(35,167 posts)You'll find a way to make your natural tendencies pay"
Annie Moosee
(184 posts)MuseRider
(35,167 posts)boonecreek
(1,430 posts)Turbineguy
(39,913 posts)boonecreek
(1,430 posts)ProfessorGAC
(76,165 posts)I'll check back later. I know for sure there are Loubge folks who know this
Golden Raisin
(4,751 posts)MIButterfly
(2,329 posts)Endlessmike56
(149 posts)They tell me youre a madman.
MIButterfly
(2,329 posts)Endlessmike56
(149 posts)dedl67
(193 posts)MIButterfly
(2,329 posts)Last edited Sun Dec 28, 2025, 09:23 PM - Edit history (1)
Mad_Dem_X
(10,156 posts)MIButterfly
(2,329 posts)GreenWave
(12,466 posts)marble falls
(71,402 posts)Ohiya
(2,702 posts)marble falls
(71,402 posts)markodochartaigh
(5,250 posts)n/t
Ohiya
(2,702 posts)Harker
(17,570 posts)Maj. Dude
(37 posts)marble falls
(71,402 posts)Brother Buzz
(39,716 posts)Badgers? Badgers? We don't need no stinking badgers!
jmowreader
(53,004 posts)Harker
(17,570 posts)griloco
(868 posts)marble falls
(71,402 posts)lpbk2713
(43,255 posts)...
VGNonly
(8,436 posts)"He's in the car"
griloco
(868 posts)56miSSie
(60 posts)Amaryllis
(11,117 posts)marble falls
(71,402 posts)MIButterfly
(2,329 posts)Norrrm
(4,413 posts)AzTired64
(39 posts)Norrrm
(4,413 posts)Norrrm
(4,413 posts)Harker
(17,570 posts)MIButterfly
(2,329 posts)VGNonly
(8,436 posts)sheshe2
(96,649 posts)Harker
(17,570 posts)Indeed it did.
sheshe2
(96,649 posts)TBF
(36,004 posts)Morbius
(941 posts)An excellent line.
Auggie
(32,998 posts)CTyankee
(67,920 posts)Thunderbeast
(3,800 posts)greatauntoftriplets
(178,707 posts)VGNonly
(8,436 posts)I was misinformed.
greatauntoftriplets
(178,707 posts)Casablanca.
VGNonly
(8,436 posts)it's the romantic in me.
greatauntoftriplets
(178,707 posts)That movie is full of great dialog.
VGNonly
(8,436 posts)I can practically recite all the dialogue on mute.
greatauntoftriplets
(178,707 posts)The scene that always gets to me is when Victor Laszlo starts singing "Le Marseillais" to drown out the Nazis.
VGNonly
(8,436 posts)quite a few were Jewish. Major Strasser (Conrad Veidt) left Germany for the States in the 30's, his wife was Jewish. He was a fervent anti-nazi.
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greatauntoftriplets
(178,707 posts)Their experiences brought a certain dimension to the movie that it may not have otherwise had.
VGNonly
(8,436 posts)Bogart, Dooley Wilson (Sam) and Joy Page (a Bulgarian). She was of Mexican and Russian/Jewish background. John Qualen, the ring salesman and resistance person was Canadian/American.
Madeline LaBeau, a French actress, was Bogarts discarded girlfriend. She was the last.survivor of the film. Her impassioned singing of La Marseilles was punctuated with real genuine tears.
greatauntoftriplets
(178,707 posts)I don't know if I've ever seen her in another movie, but that scene has to be her finest. You can tell that the emotion was real. I usually sing it with her.
red dog 1
(32,715 posts)JoseBalow
(9,312 posts)red dog 1
(32,715 posts)Harker
(17,570 posts)red dog 1
(32,715 posts)Upthevibe
(10,110 posts)Upthevibe
(10,110 posts)Yep.......
Harker
(17,570 posts)Harve Presnell and I go all the way back to "The Unsinkable Molly Brown."
LogDog75
(1,175 posts)Response to LogDog75 (Reply #229)
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JoseBalow
(9,312 posts)and the sequels!
JoseBalow
(9,312 posts)VGNonly
(8,436 posts)in The Big Chill.
JoseBalow
(9,312 posts)One of my longtime favorite movies. I still listen to the soundtrack cassette I keep in my old truck now and then.
I was going to go with "Does a bear jerk off?" but I thought it would be too obscure!
VGNonly
(8,436 posts)VGNonly
(8,436 posts)VGNonly
(8,436 posts)Hint-a 1955 film
Harker
(17,570 posts)VGNonly
(8,436 posts)were Jack Lemmon, William Powell and especially James Cagney. What a hoot!
Harker
(17,570 posts)Zambero
(9,939 posts)Annie Moosee
(184 posts)(cry whining) "I was kidnapped by K-mart!"
pansypoo53219
(22,962 posts)Rigpa108
(70 posts)NoSheep
(8,331 posts)MIButterfly
(2,329 posts)Harker
(17,570 posts)MIButterfly
(2,329 posts)Harker
(17,570 posts)CousinIT
(12,369 posts)Harker
(17,570 posts)CousinIT
(12,369 posts)VGNonly
(8,436 posts)CousinIT
(12,369 posts)VGNonly
(8,436 posts)Dana (Sigourney Weaver) said "I want you in me". Peter (Bill Murray) then said something like "I think there's a few guys already in there".
bbernardini
(10,013 posts)gladium et scutum
(828 posts)Wiz Imp
(9,341 posts)Annie Moosee
(184 posts)Wiz Imp
(9,341 posts)Harker
(17,570 posts)Harker
(17,570 posts)VGNonly
(8,436 posts)Mad_Dem_X
(10,156 posts)Harker
(17,570 posts)VGNonly
(8,436 posts)a ballpoint pen , a comb, some flashlight batteries and some beef jerky.
gopiscrap
(24,596 posts)Rustynaerduwell
(782 posts)JoseBalow
(9,312 posts)One of the best!
Starseer
(84 posts)...startin' to do good!
VGNonly
(8,436 posts)jmowreader
(53,004 posts)Harker
(17,570 posts)jmowreader
(53,004 posts)It was spoken during a session where Paul offered to try to help free John because he didn't kill anyone.
some_of_us_are_sane
(2,898 posts)Harker
(17,570 posts)The colorful Percy Garris.
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some_of_us_are_sane
(2,898 posts)Harker
(17,570 posts)When he missed his target, or dribbled tobacco juice when spitting, he said "dammit." A good clean shot resulted in "bingo!"
some_of_us_are_sane
(2,898 posts)But there is another famous one line "Bingo!"
some_of_us_are_sane
(2,898 posts)was this one from Leslie Nielson in "Naked Gun". Idiot detective looking for clues.....just a Bingo card...LOL!
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Harker
(17,570 posts)I'm one of the seven people who haven't seen that one.
Harker
(17,570 posts)red dog 1
(32,715 posts)Harker
(17,570 posts)Oddball.
CaptainTruth
(8,087 posts)Mad_Dem_X
(10,156 posts)Last edited Wed Dec 31, 2025, 05:23 PM - Edit history (1)
CaptainTruth
(8,087 posts)CaptainTruth
(8,087 posts)I know that's 4 words, but who's counting?
Mad_Dem_X
(10,156 posts)"Hoes got to eat, too." I love that film!
CaptainTruth
(8,087 posts)Quote: " "
That's 2 or 3 words of dialog.
In fact, it's all the words of all the dialog.
And it's not just one movie.
Sneederbunk
(17,354 posts)Harker
(17,570 posts)VGNonly
(8,436 posts)VGNonly
(8,436 posts)red dog 1
(32,715 posts)VGNonly
(8,436 posts)there is a connection with the The OC. Think Billy Wilder.
VGNonly
(8,436 posts)Harker
(17,570 posts)Robert Duval!
macwriter
(256 posts)Harker
(17,570 posts)Objects in mirror are closer than they appear!
Rigpa108
(70 posts)Rastapopoulos
(734 posts)Mad_Dem_X
(10,156 posts)red dog 1
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JoseBalow
(9,312 posts)Animal House
red dog 1
(32,715 posts)JoseBalow
(9,312 posts)"You fucked up
you trusted us!"
Harker
(17,570 posts)VGNonly
(8,436 posts)red dog 1
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red dog 1
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(8,436 posts)Harker
(17,570 posts)VGNonly
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the captioning, which can be inexact, says fussy.
Harker
(17,570 posts)red dog 1
(32,715 posts)red dog 1
(32,715 posts)sammythecat
(3,594 posts)red dog 1
(32,715 posts)CTyankee
(67,920 posts)VGNonly
(8,436 posts)In The African Queen.
CTyankee
(67,920 posts)boat named "The African Queen."
pdxflyboy
(916 posts)n/t
Dale in Laurel MD
(797 posts)nt
Harker
(17,570 posts)red dog 1
(32,715 posts)VGNonly
(8,436 posts)rather than complex plots over simple characters.
This wasn't in a movie, rather than stated by another actor about film making. Any guesses on the actor?
Harker
(17,570 posts)VGNonly
(8,436 posts)Redford made two very successful pictures with him.
Harker
(17,570 posts)VGNonly
(8,436 posts)Last edited Wed Jan 7, 2026, 01:07 PM - Edit history (1)
A Walk in the Woods, book by Bill Bryson, into the film starring Paul and Robert. RR joined the project in 2005. It was not meant to be. Paul was pushing 80 and a long time smoker (quit in 86). He died of lung cancer in 2008.Butch and Sundance
NowsTheTime
(1,269 posts)JoseBalow
(9,312 posts)And may the best man win. Except for you, Lady... May you just drop dead!
Harker
(17,570 posts)red dog 1
(32,715 posts)Harker
(17,570 posts)Blasphemy to say he was.
Harker
(17,570 posts)JoseBalow
(9,312 posts)That was such a classic scene!
Harker
(17,570 posts)I heard my wife humming the tune over tea this morning.
JoseBalow
(9,312 posts)I do remember Raindrops Keep Falling On My Head while he's riding the bicycle.
Harker
(17,570 posts)the three of them are riding.
It's a Gold Rush era epic of the westward journey. Burl Ives was, I think, the first to record it.
JoseBalow
(9,312 posts)I'll have to give it another viewing next time I catch it on again. I've always loved that movie!
I just requested a copy on interlibrary loan.
My mom took me to see it at the theater. She was clearly smitten with both of them.
VGNonly
(8,436 posts)Kansas, maybe?
Was that mentioned in the movie?
VGNonly
(8,436 posts)JoseBalow
(9,312 posts)I have a photographic memory, but sometimes things don't always develop.
VGNonly
(8,436 posts)Harker
(17,570 posts)QueerDuck
(1,233 posts)Mad_Dem_X
(10,156 posts)QueerDuck
(1,233 posts)The Wizard
(13,632 posts)Harker
(17,570 posts)The Wizard
(13,632 posts)Harker
(17,570 posts)"Yep, pretty much." She didn't much enjoy it, but I think it's worth a go from time to time. I think Karen Black was superb.
Bluestocking
(558 posts)Harker
(17,570 posts)VGNonly
(8,436 posts)you look like a gangster!!!"
Harker
(17,570 posts)VGNonly
(8,436 posts)discntnt_irny_srcsm
(18,743 posts)...then let it start here."
VGNonly
(8,436 posts)and saw what was going on, on his name, he would never stop throwing up".
