The Movie Quote Game

[Andy Graham]

i recognise the line, for some reason clint eastwood is comeing to mind.....was it heart break ridge by any chance?

Andy.

[Garrett Low]

Nope Andy, right genre but not a Clint line.

-Garrett

[Lorinda Norton]

Garrett, stop messing with my mind! I was about to say we'd had several quotes from this movie, perhaps even this particular quote, then I looked back and...it is the same and...it was you who posted it and me who answered! Care to try for something else? :)

[Lorinda Norton]

...or...if someone else wants to answer and post a new quote, have at it!

[Garrett Low]

Oh jeez,

Sorry Lorinda. You choose. Do you want me to post another one or do you want to take it?

-Garrett

That's the problem with getting older....LOL

[Lorinda Norton]

Just giving you a hard time, Garrett. That's such a great movie it deserves more go-rounds anyway. :)

Find another quote--let's see what else you got!

[Garrett Low]

OK, Sorry about that everyone. As I get older I find the storage in my mind is getting filled. I can't seem to remember what I've done in the past. The great thing about that is I can do the same thing again and it seems new!

That last quote was from Patton BTW.

Alright here's another quote:


Character 1: "I mean to kill you in one minute, Ned, or see you hanged in Fort Smith at Judge Parker's convenience. Which'll it be?"

Ned: "I call that bold talk for a one-eyed fat man."

Character 1: "Fill your hand, you son-of-a-bitch!"

I'm pretty sure I haven't seen that one before.

-Garrett

[Lorinda Norton]

You and I must be about the same age--we like lots of the same movies! I should let someone else answer this but Rooster Cogburn is my favorite movie character of all time. LOVED the Duke. :)

True Grit.

[Garrett Low]

Wow Lorinda,

That was quick. I grew up watching old John Wayne movies. My dad loved the Duke and they use to show his old westerns on Saturday mornings.

I was going to use a quote from another of his movies (one from Big Jake) but though it might be a little to obscure and since he won his only academy award for True Grit I thought it was fitting.

You're up.

-Garrett

[Lorinda Norton]

I was 10 years-old when True Grit was released. My dad took us to the theater to watch...it was wonderful. :)

Here's a quote from another film from back then:

"Atta boy, Luther!"

[Garrett Low]

Hey Lorinda,

You and I definitely grew up watching the same movies. I'm just a bit younger than you but I'm sure we have a lot of same movies in our collections. I actually do know your last quote but am going to let someone else answer. At least I'll wait a little while. But very good pull and another often overlooked but great talent in that movie.

-Garrett

[Lorinda Norton]

Originally Posted by Lorinda Norton

"Atta boy, Luther!"

Here's a huge clue. If no one gets it (Jon, where are you?) take it back, Garrett.

Mrs. Natalie Miller: Well, they say there are still bloodstains on the organ keys...
Mrs. Hutchinson: That's right; they've never been able to get them off.
Mrs. Cobb: And they used Bon-Ami!
Mrs. Natalie Miller: Everybody says he still comes there and plays, at midnight...
Mrs. Cobb: Doesn't play as well as he used to!

[Jonathan Jones]

Aw shucks, I've been off thread for a couple of days on a project and didn't catch the earlier post. I would have gotten the "Atta boy, Luther" in a heartbeat.

It's "The Ghost and Mr. Chicken" starring Don Knotts.

It's a line that is repeated a couple of times during the film, typically when the title character is in mid-pause during an awkward stuttery public announcement. The line is spoken from the crowd, followed by everyone laughing, if I remember correctly.

-Jon

[Lorinda Norton]

:) I figured I knew you that well. Should have left it alone just a few minutes longer. Take it away!

[Jonathan Jones]

Okay, here goes:

"THAT DOES IT! OUT YOU TWO PIXIES GO - TRU DA DOOR OR OUT DA WINDA!"




-Jon