Got it-----1952-High Noon. Still love this game, been away from it for a while.

Here's mine.

Fairly recent movie:

"Morgan, this crop stuff is just about a bunch of nerds who never had a girlfriend their whole lives. They're like thirty now. They make up secret codes and analyze Greek mythology and make secret societies where other guys who never had girlfriends can join in. They do stupid crap like this to feel special. It's a scam. Nerds were doin' it twenty five years ago and new nerds are doing it again."


Thanks---Mike

That was from Signs, with Mel Gibson, right?

That was from Signs, with Mel Gibson, right?

Ok, this could be a record for speed! You got it Keith.

Mike

Gotta step in and say that I beat you to the punch on Dylan's quote there Mike... look three posts above yours... I was just waiting on Dylan to say I was right, so I could bask in smug self-absorbed satisfaction.

I know the feeling Chris. So many times you feel you are dead on... only to find out you missed. Sort of like Lorinda, and my misdirecting quote. She was half right though :)

Chris- Your forum, big old dogs go first :)

You're on too much of a roll here, Keith, so you go ahead, I'll get another one later on.

Alrighty then...
"Your mother had a tongue like a trout..."

To me it sounds like Gary Cooper in High Noon.


Damn, Didn't read enough, sorry Chris!

Mike

Got y'all stuuuumped ;)

It's such a sick image, that I'm having trouble getting my head in to the story :). It certainly smells (no pun) of John Cleese to me.

Clues?

Waaay off. It's a flick about Yupers, if that is how they spell it. Upper peninsula of Michigan.

Ok, you need one more hint? Jeff Daniels Wrote, Directed, and Starred in this hilarious flick.

Oh! Oh! No one's taking it!
I'm going for it!

.....




Super Sucker.
:)

Nope, but that's another good Jeff Daniels movie.

How many movies did he direct?

arrgh

I've seen two, so at least that many.

One too many!

I don't know about that. The movie I'm quoting from was hilarious and original. Super Sucker was a little flat at times, but still better than half the summer blockbusters. I'd be happy to watch more from him.

More hints, or do y'all give?

Escanaba in da Moonlight ?

I meant one too many as in if it were only one this would be a slam dunk.

I havent seen Super Sucker--I just know he made it.

Escanaba in da Moonlight ?
Dingdingding! We have a winnah! Excelent movie, I can't remember the last time I laughed so hard!

Here we go -

"It confirms most of what I think of human nature. You see that and normal life falls away."

Well here is a hint - Winner of actor in a leading role was given to this film.

Philip Seymour Hoffman played in this movie.

Oh man, was that in "Capote?" I don't remember it!

YOU got it!

P.S. Hoffman did a great job in that movie. I don't think anyone else could have pulled it off.

Here's one:

(reading fortune aloud) "Beware Japanese waitress bearing fortune cookies..."
(ponders) "....Japanese waitress..."

Our "hero's" boss has gone berserk and is shooting at him and a suspect:

Suspect: "He's out of ammunition."

Hero: "He's out of his mind--that's what he's out of!"


1970's comedy. I hope I'm not the only fan of this series. :)

Sounds like Peter Sellers as Clouseau, but it's hard to say which movie.

Pink Panther, which one I'm not sure.

The boys from Melbourne almost have the mystery sol-ved! If you don't want to guess which one, we could just pass it on to one of you.

The Pink Panther Strikes Again

Not quite, but close enough for me! Take it, Eric!

I guessed based on the synopsis that read "Charles Dreyfus escapes from the mental asylum and tries to kill Chief Inspector Jacques Clouseau." Oh well. Here goes-

"It's their place, Mac. They have a right to do what they want with it. You can't eat scenery. Cheers!"

Holy crap Eric! I didn't know you were there! What's up neighbor?

Hint #2-

"Any beach that takes your fancy, anywhere in the world, I'll get for you".

OK, 3's a charm-

"The Happer Institute, I like that, it says it all."

K, time's up. Local Hero, a 1984 movie, Burt Lancaster, Peter Riegert.

Next one-

"He had simply written down music already finished, in his head!"

Amadeus?

I love that flick.

Well done. Your move.

"Why? I came into this game for adventure - go anywhere, travel light, get in, get out, wherever there's trouble, a man alone."

The line was spoken by Robert De Niro.

Hmm, could it be... Brazil?

Sure is... your turn.

Okay, this one's probably too easy... but I've had this quote in my head ever since I saw it for the umpteenth time a few weeks ago. Figured the only way to exorcize it is to deliver it here. So have at it:

"Now, is you is, or is you ain't, my constituency? Ah repeat... is you is, or is you ain't, my constituency?"

I saw this two nights ago! O Brother Where Art Thou! Fantastic music. Clooney practiced his singing voice for months only to have it dubbed over in the final cut anyway.

Forty minutes! I knew it wouldn't take long. All yours, Ben!

great movie--

"You met me at a very strange time in my life."