"They Were Expendable"?
"Operation Petticoat"?

I'll bet chris is loving this ;-) :p

was out all day and thought this would be solved by now....1950s

rebel without a cause?

ok, it is *not* some like it hot....

african queen? the defiant ones?

ok, i think too many guesses at once. i will go with the defiant ones....

Keith -- those are World War Two, so no dice...

Meryem -- please re-read all the clues!

Hah, this is fun!

alright here i go, just guessing at this point based on your hints

Battle Circus
The Hunters
A Farewell to Arms

Sorry Robert, those particular movies you mention are lacking the common thing shared by my movie and The Last Detail, Top Gun, The Sand Pebbles, Mister Roberts, Officer & Gentleman, Caine Mutiny, They Were Expendable, Operation Petticoat and In Harm's Way.

Chris? You are enjoying this, right? B*stard ;-) Héhé

Hah! Keep trying!

Mike: "If ya have to jump in after him, I'll stick around until the Hornet sends one of its copters!"

Nestor: "He looks froze! I'll have to go down!"

"The Bridges at Toko-Ri"(sp) ?

Bingo! Finally, we have a winnah! Well, it was a good run while it lasted. Heh.

Bingo! Finally, we have a winnah! Well, it was a good run while it lasted. Heh.


Grumble Grumble...and some mumbling under my breath.
-Jon

It took the helicopter clue for me to finally get it Chris.

Here's mine:

"I knew a man who was stabbed to death by a woman; gave him the surprise of his life. "
"I once knew a woman who was beaten to death by a man. I don't think it surprised *her* at all."

I take from the clue that it is a Navy piece... but I am drawing a blank on 1950's Navy movies... anyone else?

The Duellists!! I just saw this recently! There was a Ridley Scott "Directors" show on cable and he went in depth about making his first picture. (those "Directors" shows are really good) I decided to Netflix it because I love almost all his films...it has a commentary of Ridley on the DVD too. I personally didn't like the picture to much, but it might just need another viewing.

Hah I knew there were too many Ridley Scott fans here. That didn't take long. Go ahead, Chris.

I love this film....so, I'm going to give a bonus line (hint):


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Okay, stand aside, you guys! You're usin' up my oxygen...................

"But I tried. Goddammit, I sure as hell did that much. Didn't I?"
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Bonus line (hint):

"I can put a bug so far up her ass, she don't know whether to shit or wind her wristwatch."

one flew over the cuckoo's nest :-)

It was to easy, I know....just wanted to move the game along. :)

Jack Nicolson has the best lines in all his movies!

100 percent sure I'm right so I'm going to give the next one

"What life? I got no life!... I'm in the dark here!!!.... do you understand.. I'm in the dark!!

"Scent of a Woman"?

yep
to easy :-)

"America is not a young land. It is old and dirty, evil. Before the settlers, before the Indians, the evil is there, waiting."

That's not a movie, it's a poem or a saying?!

It could be both :)

Sneaky...sneaky...

Naked Lunch

and it's a Burroughs quote, I believe.

Your turn, Matthew.

Matthew who?

Haha .. I saw Vaughn and I thought Matthew Vaughn.

Sorry.. nick..

Haha .. I saw Vaughn and I thought Matthew Vaughn.

Sorry.. nick..

Hah.

"You wasted $150,000 on an education you coulda got for a buck fifty in late charges at the public library."

Go!

Shot in backyard....Good Will Hunting!

Shot in backyard....Good Will Hunting!

Got it. Three minutes? Good god.

I have no work this week, so I'm just sitting here...lol.

Please no cheating everyone!!

This is a English dialogue movie, but there is a scene where German is spoken. Here is a snippet of the German:

"...und der Ullstein mit der Wurst!"

Bonus point if you can give me the charactors name!

young frankenstein?

Nope! Although, I love that film.

"Good Will Hunting"

Fantastic Movie.


Mike

This is a English dialogue movie, but there is a scene where German is spoken. Here is a snippet of the German:
"...und der Ullstein mit der Wurst!"


Well if that isn't a unique way of pushing the rules! :) After this one, lets keep all quotes in English please.

Lol..sorry, I do like pushing rules a little.

This film is a true work of genius, as is all his films.

I'll give a hint:

Even though this film is a work of genius - it was the first time the filmmaker used "something" in his films that had been used in other films for about 13 years. He was late to the game on purpose.

Every single movie uses this "something" now.

I love this game!

Hitchcock? Don't know the film.

"the great dictator". It was the first talkie of charlie chaplin. the talkies started in the late twenties I think and chaplin had problems with this as with other silent era actors. I believe the character who says the "german words"( actually the sentence in german doesn't make sense) is Hynkel or something.


if you think chaplin is a genius check out "buster keaton" somewhat a forgotten one in the silent era comedy figures who I think is even greater than chaplin.

"der blitz ist an der flachmatuche" is another fake German line.. That one is from Top secret though and not that serious. A really funny movie though!!

Dimitri is (as we say in New Hampshire) the winah!

ok here it goes

"I'm not an animal"

The elephant man.. ( a wild shot in the dark since I haven't seen it for ages..)

also in the elephant man but my quote is from a different movie :-) sorry :-)

The Great Dictator?

Raging Bull!

And I guess I acidentally went to the second to last page last time...someone already got The Great Dictator.

that's correct Nick, your turn :-)

Ok, here's a tasty one.



"You give me powders, pills, baths, injections, enemas; when all I need is love."

The Bridge On The River Kwai?