The Great Movie Quote game

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Go, Joe

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Easy as sex: "Shoot her or something!"

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Isn't that Newt Gunray in "Attack of the Clones"?

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Oh my, yes.

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Tea, Sir?

I've got lunatics laughing at me from the woods. My original plan has been scuppered now that the jeeps haven't arrived. My communications are completely broken down. Do you really believe any of that can be helped by a cup of tea?

Couldn't hurt, sir.

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That sounds like it might be an Ealing Comedy.

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Nope.  Here's another hint:

 

From which direction will their attack come, and who will command?  Montgomery or Patton?  Model, what do you think?

Patton.

He is their best.  Patton will lead the assault.  I would prefer Montgomery...but even Eisenhower isn't that stupid.

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A Bridge Too Far?

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Patton?

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Go Zed, Go!
(A rather depressing film, actually.  One of the few WWII films where the Allies don't win at the end)

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Wohoo! I win!   

 

Look either we stand down or we blow up, which do you want?

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Vertical Limit?

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I guess noone knows.

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Originally posted by Delta-V:
One of the few WWII films where the Allies don't win at the end

Gee. I can't think of a reason why there aren't that many of those kind of films...

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Originally posted by Ben:
   Gee. I can't think of a reason why there aren't that many of those kind of films...

Because Germany's a small movie market compared to the US and UK. 

They should make a movie about how the British and French got their asses handed to them by a bunch of Germans in light tanks and motorcycles.  Or when the Americans found out the Sherman tank wasn't as great as they thought at Kasserine Pass.  Naw...who'd want to watch that?

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A clue, mine is from another war film. One where the Brits win.

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Originally posted by Zed 85:
A clue, mine is from another war film. One where the Brits win.

With or without American help? 

Is it 'Battle of Britain'?

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Emiga? (SP) the one Kate Winslet was in?

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Delta-V has it! The film credits acknowledges the ultimate sacrifices of many American pilots who decided to come over from the US just out of choice really - along with many different nationalities of pilots who faught for the RAF, but as far as the film goes, there's not a Yank in sight! One of the Air Marshalls is a Canadian but that's different.   

{edit}JFYI - the quote was spoken by Michael Caine, he actually goes on to be killed in the ensuing dogfights - nothing gloyified, a 109 nabbs him and the plane explodes in the air.

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Since we're doing war movies...
 

To a New Yorker like you, a Hero is some sort of weird sandwich, not some nut that takes on three Tigers.

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I haven't seen it but Spiderman?

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It sounds like a WWII film.  Is it Kelly's Heroes?

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I think David A has got it, I should have remembered that, great film 

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David A gets the prize.

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This one should be easy, if you like films from the 1980's:

"Blane?  That's not a name!  It's a major appliance!"

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...and That '80s Movie is: Pretty In Pink.

Okay, two-part pop quiz, hot shots!

Easy: "You don't know what death is!!"

Bonus Toughie: "Mud...mud and SAND! I test the water every day for three days and all I get is SEDIMENT!!"

Answer the "Easy:" post your own quote. Answer the Bonus Toughie: seek a life.   

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is the easy one from "Highlander"? I don't know the second one. Is it "Evolution"?

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Nay and nay. Hint on 'easy:' II. Hint on 'toughie:' Unbelievable.

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So . . . Highlander 2: The Quickening?  And the toughie - hmm, Amazing Stories, or something like that. 

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NOy vey. Maybe not so easy. Both my hints are part of the title. More hints, this time the source of the quote. "Easy:" Psychiatrist with a gun. "Toughie:" American military officer in Japan.

CORRECTION: I would swear the "easy" quote contains the word "yet," but the IMDb says no. If so, my bad.

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Complex World? Cast Away?

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Originally posted by BrainSluggo:
Easy: "You don't know what death is yet!!"

 

"Blue Steel"? don't ask, I'm as surprised as you about that shot in the dark


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Well, you obviously won’t listen to reason, so I guess I’ll listen to idioticness.

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Nopey McNopeNope. Doesn't anyone here watch "slasher" movies?

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Umm . . . Urban Legend?

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Final hint: THE modern slasher movie--the one that immediately catapulted both director and female star to superstar status--its first sequel unfortunately went the way of the imitators, pushing aside the main character to line up a mess of forgettable victims to be taken down in a spray of latex and Karo syrup, with whatever the killer picked up while wandering about. The next sequel was a sequel in name only, and was even worse.

The "toughie" was Varan The Unbelievable. I give up there. American version is so stupidly funny it's actually better than the Japanese original.

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Halloween?

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Scream 2? I don't know. I don't watch many slasher movies. I think they're kind of lame.

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Okay, technically, Tweek shoulda said Halloween II, but I give it up anyway.

Yes, most "slasher" movies are VERY lame, but blaming Halloween--which is a horror movie, with very minor gore--is like blaming the original Jaws for Tentacles VIII: Killer Calamari vs The Aztec Ape starring Michael Caine and Carrot Top.

The scene the quote comes from: following up the ending of Halloween, Dr. Loomis (Donald Pleasance) runs to the spot where the figure he just shot fell to--then vanished. A neighbor comes out, complaining about the racket and having no idea what's going on.

Neighbor: "I've been trick-or-treated to death!"
Loomis: "You don't know what death is (yet)!"

"Yet" is in parentheses because I thought it was there, but the IMDb says no.

You're up, Tweek.

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Character 1: I want what's coming to me.
Character 2: What's coming to you, man?
Character 1: The world, chico, and everything in it.