Let's play a game: "Identify that movie quote!"

DAWN OF THE DEAD, although I'm hard pressed for an character or actor name.

Ken Foree is the actors name, I cant remember the characters name of the top of my head either.

Heres a good one for all you romantics:


" Who are you! "
" Your slave. "

And an easy one:

" Im gonna be alright!, Im gonna be alright! SAY IT! "

 

Roger Thornhill (Cary Grant) in North By Northwest.

For screwball fans:
- "May I be frank?"
- "Is that your name?"
- "No, my name is Godfrey."
- "All right, be frank."

 

Carole Lombard to William Powell in "My Man Godfrey" (1936)

"Baby, I don't care."

 

Robert Mitchum in Out of the Past (1947)

"It's not how far you go, it's how go you far."

 

Stumped again, folks! I don't recognize anything just yet.
Anyway, my quote for today (8/12/05) is probably the toughest one I've thrown out yet. I defy ANYONE to get this one!:

"You are not different from anyone else. We are all the same! But in different words, with different bodies, and different versions. Like...insects! MEAT!"

 

I believe that the intention was to always have at least three quotes up for answering. Perhaps I am mistaken.

 

" It's not how far you go, it's how go you far."

Dean Cameron in " Ski School ". Good one!

 

Ok here's one

"You are a god among insects. Never let anyone tell you different."

 

"You are a god among insects. Never let anyone tell you different."


Ian Mckellan in " X2".

Try this -

" And you saved his life ! "
" I didnt let them kill him and thats not the same thing ! "

And from the same movie:

" No, just a man "

" An ancient race "

 

Actually, I decided to just kick the whole thing off with three quotes of my own, just for starters. But I was thinking that from that moment on, we would all try to answer just one quote from somebody else and then provide one of our own, and that we do that just once a day!
IDigMetalBikinis is absoulutely correct. It has become quite a mess...but a very lively and entertaining mess. Carry on, then! Carry on...and I'll see ya later!

 

Let tme see if you guys know this:

"But it wasn't your fate to be with her. Unfortunately, my friend, fate has a different plan for you. You will grow up, go out into the world. You'll forget all about the things that happened here. Ethan, Angela... the **** we pulled. Those hookers that we thought were girls. And you're going to go out there and no-one ? no-one can shoot you down because a woman one time stepped on your heart and left a scar in its wake. That is your fate, Dave. Just as it is my fate to some day become shogun."

 

Slackers

Once upon a time in the West

And mine:
"From the moment I slapped eyes on this hombre, I smelled trouble. And refried beans."

 

Hmm, not sure about your quote, mvwg3003, but good job with getting Slackers. A few names are given away in the quote but it still seems to be a really obscure movie to people around these parts. I try to bring more awareness to it. It's hilarious.

 

I'm quite fond of my one too.

 

"From the moment I slapped eyes on this hombre, I smelled trouble. And refried beans."


Maverick



"There must be a million reasons not to kill you - right now I cant think of one "

 

Character 1: "When this is over, we have to pay Jabba the Hutt here a visit."

Character 2: "I'll bring the chainsaw."

Character 1: "I'll bring the beer."

 

Sylvester Stallone as Ray Tango and Kurt Russell as Gabriel Cash!
From...that's right! Tango & Cash

 

Anyone get this one yet?
And now for my new quote for the day! (8/13/05):
"I guess you wish now you'd fed the rest of me to the dogs!"
(And, just as a bonus, what was the other character's reply?)

 

That's from Hannibal, and Lecter's response is something along the lines of 'preferring you the way you are'.

Haven't got a clue about your other quote Darth_Pazuzu.

And who said this:
- "There's been a lamp burning in the window for ya, honey."
- "No thanks - I jumped out that window a long time ago."

 

"There's been a lamp burning in the window for ya, honey."
- "No thanks - I jumped out that window a long time ago."

That was Cary Grant and Rosalind Russell in His Girl Friday (1940).

How about:

"Me, I ride for me."

 

If nobody's gotten this yet, I suppose I could throw out a few hints:

1) Art-damaged horror cult classic
2) Australian leading man
3) French leading lady (in two roles)
4) Polish director
5) Filmed in Berlin in 1981, with the Wall as occasional backdrop
6) Now available on DVD from Anchor Bay Entertainment
7) Highly recommended for fans of early David Cronenberg or early David Lynch!
I'll give people a week to figure it out before I just give the answer myself.

As usual, I'm stumped by everybody else's quotes and am feeling dumb as a rock as usual!
In any case, here's my new quote for the day (8/15/05):
"Excuse me. Aloha? Uh...chief? Rattlesnake took a chunk out of us a ways back, me and my wife are pretty sick...could be DYIN', you never can tell about these things! So...how's about you ungluin' your fat *** from that boob tube and getting us some snake-juice...pronto!"

 

Here's one from me.

"May our feet be swift. And may our balls....be plentifull."

 

Hmm...I see nobody's answered my last two quotes yet!
That's alright, folks! Here's my new one (8/16/05):
"I truly do suspect some sort of colossal con...A well-orchestrated cabal could easily manage all of these simple things, children! When will you learn?"

 

A League of Their Own - Tom Hanks

Here's one from me:

"Listen, Lucy, when I told my mother I was getting married to my wife, her intestines exploded."

 

That's from While You Were Sleeping

And mine:
"Oh and [removed], you know we got rats in the cellar?"