Oh come on people! Here's a hint: The actor who says it was in The Illusionist and grew up in Columbia MD.

Fight Club?

Right on! Your move...

Sorry guys... been in production all week. Here you go:

"TV... it changed the way we think -- forever. The first time they stopped the game because they had to cut to a commercial was the end of it. "

The running man ?

Nope. About a decade off.

The line was delivered by Al Pacino.

Any given sunday?

That's the one... your turn.

Ok, in the spirit of the last quote, I'm going to break a rule. I'm going to quote instead from a TV show that changed the way I think.

"What is truth? Tell me if you think you know... and I will not believe you."

"the x-files" ?

Its not, but that was an excellent guess.

I'll drop the clue this is an animation.

The Simpsons?

I didn't make it that easy!

Yeah, OK, well I'm out of animated TV shows that I know anything about, so I'll sit back and watch :0. But I really heard it in Homer's voice as I read it.

Sorry Barry, not how I meant it. Simpsons is the defining animated show for more than a decade, theres virtually nothing they haven't done. I knew if I quoted from them it would be guessed in about 10 seconds. I hope I've not made this too obscure.

One more hint and if it hasn't been guessed tomorrow I'll try a quote from a movie!

It was made into a live action movie released last year, where they discarded everything except the charectar names.

Animated series.

"What is truth? Tell me if you think you know... and I will not believe you."

Series was, "Aeon Flux"

Without a doubt the most disturbing and subversive program to ever be on after childrens hour in the UK and lead to a movie that discarded every single important aspect.

The truth was too obscure, so I'll try lies.

A film, the english translation (big hint) has the following...

"All words are lies. Pain doesn't lie."
"Only pain and suffering will show you who you are."

About the first hour of this is a gentle sort of what could almost be a simple love story. Its been likened to a John Hughes film up until this point. The rest, rather isn't, in the same way a train wreck is not entirely like a train ride.

I'm quite dissapointed noone got that, I'd have thought a lot of people here would have seen it.

"Audition" (1999) Takashi Miike.

One last attempt and then I'll hand the rains over to someone else if noone gets it.


"I'm an escaped mental patient with a history of violence."

Okay, that one is frighteningly sychronistic. Just a short while ago, a buddy and I were watching a lousy movie on tv called "Couch Trip". This got us talking about an older movie called "Crazy People", and pretty soon, we were talking about how much we loved "The Dream Team" with Michael Keaton...which is also the answer to your query. An excellent film with very memorable moments.
-Jon

Wow, that was fast. Yes, "Dream Team" fabulous movie.

Well done, your go.

Awesome! Well okay, I'm going to throw a twist on this one because history has shown that for some reason, my posts tend to be a thread killer - like I'm the forum grim reaper or something...so basically, at this time, I'm going to refrain from posting a quote to guess in this round. I'm throwing this one up for grabs.

The first one who grabs the conch gets to post a quote.

Ready, set, go.

-Jon

Alright I'll give it a go.
"That's why I asked for out-of-town shooters. What'd I get? In-town shooters. Someone decided to hire in-town shooters. You know what else I got for my money? In-town police. In-town trouble. Who's got to get in the ring with me on this?"

Shoot... I saw this recently... Four Brothers?

Man that was quick you nailed it, your go.

I did really like that movie.

OK, "We Germans must get used to all climates, from Russia to the Sahara. But perhaps you were not referring to the weather."

OK hint...

It is a classic movie, and almost any other quote from the movie would be an instant give-away.

Sounds like a James Bond movie. Goldeneye?

EDIT: ooh, googled it. Won't say, but I'm embarrassed I even mentioned a movie like that. :)

Must be Casablanca.....

Casablanca it is... your turn Michael.

Ben - good guess, really... 'cept that Golden Eye was not nearly so quotable :).

OK, this one's kinda easy--if you've watched this movie as much as I have, that is:

"Go pelican!"

Alrighty then.....after sifting through the many replies I'm afraid to say there were no correct guesses :-(

The character who said these words said them while sitting in a jacuzzi smoking a big ol' cigar.

Anyone?

scarface?

Andy.

Scarface it is!

You're up Andy.....

here you go.

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guy A: you gotta spider on your head.

guy B: is that some kind of jive talkin lingo sh#t...what does that mean "you got a spider on your head"

guy A: it means you gotta mother fu##i'n spider on your head!.

guy B: Oh sh#t!
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that film cracks me up.

Andy.

Is it Nothing to Lose?

it is Kelly. your up.

Andy.

A: How's the wound?

B: You taught us to ignore pain, didnt you?

A: Is it working?

B: Not really.

hint: its an action star movie-a sequel. The B guy speaking is making a come back of sorts at the end of the year with a new movie.

I knew this one when you posted it but i thought i'd leave it for someone else however there seems to be no takers.

It's Rambo III

saw it so many times as a kid.

Yep that's it. Lots of good quotes in there. Back to you
:)

This one is from one of my top 5 films of all time and i don't say that lightly.

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Girl: What are you gonna do?

Guy: What I do best. I'm gonna kill 'em. Anyone that was involved. Anybody who profited from it. Anybody who opens their eyes at me.
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Andy.

I am probably wrong which is why I am taking this guess but the line sticks out from a movie I just watched recently and reminds me of this


Its not Man on Fire is it?

ya it is
your up again

"Well apparently, she's working nights. But she left a note....mmmmm--mmm! His dinner is in the oven!"

Is it the movie "Clue"?

~Gabriel~

Nope.
Its an 80s movie though. Horror.

Fright Night?

That's it! Your turn.

From one of a handful of movies I'd take with me to a deserted island:

A: "You'll carry that stink of the streets with you the rest of your life."

B: "I like the stink of the streets, it makes me feel good. I like the smell of it. It opens up my lungs. And it gives me a hard-on."