Movie Quotes Game

[Marty]

That's got to be a Vulcan speaking. I'm going for...the Wrath of Khan.

[BFM_Donut]

Correct! It's Kirstie Alley as Saavik, speaking in reply to Kirk's, "that's a little joke" during their brief scene in the turbolift.

Your turn. :-)

Donut

[Marty]

I'm sure three60 and others will get this quote very quickly, but I'm going to post it anyway 'cos it's just so good.


As they are waiting for a lift/elevator
1: This is hinky, this guy's a college graduate, he went to medical school, he's not gonna come through all the security, go to the county lockup, to find someone his own people say does not exist. Hinky.
2: Well, what does that mean 1, 'hinky'?
1: I don't know. Strange.
3: Weird.
2: Well, why don't you say strange or weird? I mean hinky, that has no meaning.
1: Well, we say hinky.
2: I don't want you guys using words around me that have no meaning. I'm taking the stairs and walking.

[jim360]

I can just picture Tommy Lee Jones saying that, but can't think of the movie...

[BFM_JANE]

The Fugitive (or something like that)? It's a guy with a mustache saying it I think   Harrison Ford's movie!

[MrMxyzptlk]

The Fugitive (or something like that)? It's a guy with a mustache saying it I think   Harrison Ford's movie!

ya, you got it JD: It's from "The Fugitive."

Early-on Harrison ford has a full beard, which he shaves off and magically becomes unidentifiable to everyone.   

The posted is a conversation between the Marshal (Tommy Lee Jones) and a couple of his posse....

[jim360]

To be fair, he also dyes his hair, and the people who don't recognise him are only the guys who might not have read the papers.

[Marty]

Go JANE!

[BFM_JANE]

What to choose! BRB

Back:

At last, you know what it means to hate. Now you're ready to be a king.

[BFM_Donut]

Braveheart, when Robert the Bruce's dad says that in explaining his betrayal of William Wallace, and Robert the Bruce answers, "My hate... dies... with you."

I love that movie. But for some reason I could never really buy that actor as Robert the Bruce. Something about his performance just seemed... not quite as compelling as the rest of the movie, at least for me.

But still an excellent movie, and an excellent quote! :-)

Donut

[BFM_JANE]

Yeah, I didn't really like the character or the guy, something. And it is indeed Braveheart, WTG!

Banana

[BFM_Donut]

New quote (changing gears a bit):

"And those are the words of a gentleman? From the moment I met you your aroggance and conceit and your selfish disdain for the feelings of other made me realize that you are the last man in the world I could ever be prevailed upon to marry."

[BFM_Kiwi]

Pirates of the Caribbean? 

[BFM_Donut]

Pirates of the Caribbean?

No, I don't think so. But that's actually really close, because the actress who said the line in the movie I'm thinking of would have been the same actress to say it in Pirates, if it had been said in that movie.

[BFM_JANE]

I wondered if it was Sense and Sensibility, or one similar. I've never seen it (or one similar), but that's some good hint you just gave