Post a line from a movie and see if anyone knows what movie it's from without using Google

[red dog 1]

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Part X


Unanswered movie lines from Part lX

1) "You get a goddamn job by sundown, or we're sending you off to military school like that
goddamn shit Finklestein kid!"

2) "You just missed a triple play!" (answered)

3) "Scott, you're not a catcher anymore!" (answered)

4) "Lots of cream, lots of sugar" (answered)

5) "What are you gonna do, kill me? Everybody dies!" (Comedy starring Joe ___)

6) "Is that my phone?" (same movie as # 5 and # 15)

7) "Are you off your meds?" (answered)

8) "I have to fart!" (answered)

9) "Is your granny spry?" (answered)

10) "Want to buy a copy of 'Muhammad Speaks'?" (unique '60s comedy)

11) "The President's here! The President of America's here!" (Filmed in Ireland)

12) "What kind of man would put a snake in a man's salad?" (very obscure western)

13) (pointing) "He told me to sit here!" (1990s courtroom comedy)

14) "Does Pete really need to be here?" (answered)

15) (spoken with sarcasm) "This is a good idea! This is a good idea!" (same movie as # 5, # 6, and # 23))

16) "I'm glad that dog's got a muzzle!" (answered)

17) "I don't know any Alex fucking Fong!" (Violent movie starring a famous Aikido master)

18) "We can't travel in that shit heap!" (answered)

19) "Hey Ginger, shut the fuck up, will ya'!" (same movie as # 8, # 16, # 18 and # 30))

20) "You two should get married and move into a hospital together!" (early '70s comedy)

21) "Where'd you go to school, Pete?" ["Yale..I went to Yale"] (same movie as # 3 and # 14)

22) "You come to my house and complain that I make too much noise?"

23) "Sometimes on Saturday night my dad would let me stay up and watch Creature Features"
(same movie as # 5, #6 and # 15)

24) "As Wichita falls, so falls Wichita Falls"

25) "Who taught you how to fight, your father?" (2014 comedy-drama)

26) "I don't know if you know it, but you're looking at an insane man!" (same movie as # 27
and # 32)

27) "That's all they want, those 30 pickers?" (same movie as # 26 & # 32)

28) "I'm just going to find a cash machine" (answered)

29) "OVER THE LINE!" (answered)

30) "Still wearing those blue suede shoes Mr. Rabbitte?" (answered)

31) "I'm going steady..We French kiss!" (same 1980s comedy as # 34)

32) "It's Ozark!" (same 1970s biographical movie as # 26 & # 27)

33) "I don't know why they call it Hamburger Helper, it does just fine by itself!" (answered)

34) "Don't worry about her, she whistles like a bird and eats like a horse!" (same 1980s comedy as # 31)


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[Thyla]

1. Number 29

Walter shouting at s pacifist in The Big Lebowski.

As is number 28 when the Dude first encounters Bunny.

[red dog 1]

2. Correct on both

Walter was shouting at Smokey & then pulled out his gun when Smokey protested
(I think Smokey was a pacifist)

[Thyla]

4. Yes but Smokey...

...according to the Dude ...

You can't do that man. These guys, you know, they're like me, they're pacifists. Smokey was a conscientious objector.

[red dog 1]

5. You're right!

I edited my original response.

[yonder]

3. #33 would be Cousin Eddie

in one of those Vacation movies. Christmas Vacation, I think.

That's all I got.

[red dog 1]

7. Cousin Eddie is correct!

From "National Lampoon's Vacation"

[NightWatcher]

6. Is #4 Pulp Fiction?

[red dog 1]

81. Yes!

Sorry I didn't see your reply until today.

[NightWatcher]

84. I was watching it again for the thousandth time a couple of weeks ago

The film maker/nerd in me appreciates that movie more and more every time I see it. I love his Four Rooms as well.

[NightWatcher]

8. Is #34 National Lampoons Vacation?

Or was it the Vegas Vacation?

[red dog 1]

9. "She's not alright Clark, she's dead!"

[Flaleftist]

13. National Lampoons Vacation

[red dog 1]

15. Absolutely!

[red dog 1]

10. "Spaz! ..Spaz! ..Spaz! ..Spaz! ..Spaz! ..Spaz! ..Spaz! ..Spaz! ..Spaz!

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[red dog 1]

11. "Pass the celery."

[Flaleftist]

12. "The D is silent"

[Flaleftist]

14. #9 Bad Santa

The #7 line is also in there, but it's not a 90s black comedy.

[red dog 1]

16. You're absolutely right!

It's a 2003 black comedy, (which I've probably seen at least 35 times)

[Flaleftist]

17. "..the last thing that went through his head, other than that bullet..."

[Va Lefty]

28. Shawshank Redemption

[Flaleftist]

31. ding! nt

[Flaleftist]

18. "What's a grit?"

[red dog 1]

19. My Cousin Vinny

Joe Pesci line

[Flaleftist]

20. Ding! I just watched it last night. Great movie.

[red dog 1]

21. "I'm not Jerry Gallo; I'm Jerry Callo!"

[red dog 1]

22. "I'm a writer, you monsters! I create! I create for a living! I'm a creator! I am a creator!"

[red dog 1]

23. "Carl Mundt! 'Madman' Mundt!"

[red dog 1]

24. "Russians don't take a dump, son, without a plan."

[Flaleftist]

58. The Hunt for Red October.

I'm currently watch it and just saw the line and remembered seeing it in this thread.

[Towlie]

25. Three different movies have this spoken line. Can you name all three?

Plus, a bonus for naming a fourth movie where it's engraved on a plaque.

"No matter where you go, there you are."

[Flaleftist]

59. I'm not sure about the movies, but it was in a The Wire episode.

The cop turned teacher was noticing the similarities between turning rapes into assaults and school policies, IIRC "juking the stats" was the term he used. The teacher sitting next to him made that comment when he mentioned it.

[Harker]

60. The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension?

I think tbere was a permutation in there somewhere.

[Towlie]

67. Yes! That's one. Can anyone name the other two?

Plus the movie where it was engraved on a plaque?

[Harker]

73. I'm going to take a stab at two more...

Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure?

Also, heard it, I think, in a trailer for Little Miss Sunshine, I believe it was called... never saw the film.

[Towlie]

88. No, neither of those is a movie that I'm thinking of.

I can't say for sure that "no matter where you go, there you are" isn't in those movies, although I saw Bill & Ted's Excellent Adventure and don't recall hearing it then, but I can provide IMDB links for all three of the movies I'm thinking of.

For example, here's a link to the quote in The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai Across the 8th Dimension.

[Harker]

89. I'll sit back and wait then.

Sometimes, I feel driven to go full bore on a hunch!

[Va Lefty]

26. "The last time I was inside a woman was when I was visiting The Statue of Liberty."

[red dog 1]

30. Hilarious line!

I would have remembered that line if I'd seen the movie it's from.
(I hope someone answers it soon)

[Va Lefty]

27. "Dyin' ain't much of a living, boy."

[red dog 1]

29. (Character A, chuckling) "That's not spaghetti, it's linguine!"

(Character B's response after throwing the plate of linguine at the kitchen wall)
"Now it's garbage!"

[WiffenPoof]

37. The odd couple

The Odd Couple

[red dog 1]

39. Absolutely!

(Felix) "I'm not cleaning that up!"

[Flaleftist]

32. "and he's eating your crab cakes"

[Flaleftist]

33. "Put the bunny back in the box"

[red dog 1]

34. "Are you fucking with me?"

[Harker]

68. The Drop?

[red dog 1]

70. No

It's a line from a Christmas movie

[Harker]

72. That puts me out of the running.

[WiffenPoof]

35. You just missed a triple play...

That line is from the movie “The Odd Couple” with Walter Matthau and Jack Lemmon.

Walter Matthau is a sports writer. While at a baseball game he takes a call from Jack Lemmon. He wants to know what Walter Matthau wants for dinner. His back is turned to the baseball field during a triple play.

[red dog 1]

38. You got it!

But I think Felix (Jack Lemmon) called to tell Oscar (Matthau) not to eat hot dogs because he was making franks & beans for dinner.

[WiffenPoof]

36. Rain Man

#8. 16. 18 and 19

[red dog 1]

40. Nope

All those lines are from an Irish-made comedy from the early 1990s

[red dog 1]

41. "He was masturbating!"......"He was masturbating!"......."He was masturbating!"

("Franks & beans!&quot

[Flaleftist]

42. Something About Mary

[red dog 1]

45. "There's Something About Mary" is correct!

[Flaleftist]

43. It's very bad to steal Jobu's rum.

[red dog 1]

44. "How about my kumquats!"

[Flaleftist]

46. They all have three names.

[red dog 1]

47. ???

Is that a quote from a movie?

[Flaleftist]

48. Yes, the character is talking about cats.

[red dog 1]

49. Was it written by Ernest Hemingway?

[Flaleftist]

50. Nope. Director: Michael Anderson

[jmowreader]

98. Logan's Run

[Flaleftist]

100. Yep

[Mister Ed]

51. "BE-E-E-E-E-E-E-E-NNNN!!!!"

[Mister Ed]

64. Darn. I thought someone would surely recognize it.

It's Katherine Ross, in the climactic scene from The Graduate, with Dustin Hoffman. 1:20 at the link.

I always thought she delivered that line really, really well.

[Harker]

65. Ha. I read that to sound like "bean."

[spooky3]

52. 3 and 4

4) Pulp Fiction
3) and others: moneyball

[red dog 1]

54. Winnerwinnerchickendinner!

I can't believe it took this long for someone to get that Pulp Fiction line, from "The Wolf"

It was one of the unanswered lines from Part IX, which was up for 3 weeks.

[spooky3]

56. Thank you! And another DUer did get Pulp Fiction up thread.

[red dog 1]

77. I was unable to find any Pulp Fiction answer up thread....What reply number is it?

[spooky3]

78. here it is:

https://www.democraticunderground.com/?com=view_post&forum=1018&pid=1110519

[red dog 1]

82. Thanks for that

In one of the X-Files movies, Mulder tells a bartender that his co-workers call him "Spooky"

[spooky3]

83. ha ha ha!!!

[DRoseDARs]

53. "Now say, 'Big, floppy, donkey dick.'" "...NO!"

eom

[jmowreader]

99. South Park: Bigger, Longer and Uncut

[Flaleftist]

55. "Can you blow me where the pampers is?"

[red dog 1]

57. "The Irish are the blacks of Europe. And Dubliners are the blacks of Ireland. And the Northside

Dubliners are the blacks of Dublin...So say it once, and say it loud...I'm black and I'm proud"

[Same movie as #8, #16, #18 & #30]

[Harker]

61. The Commitments.

[red dog 1]

75. You got it!

You didn't recognize the 4 other "Commitments" quotes at the top of the thread?

[Harker]

87. Nope. Been so long you had to practically

hand it to me. Nailed the "Elvis is god" line though.

[Harker]

62. "Perhaps it's force of habit...

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in the trenches we couldn't even bury the dead. There were too many of them. I've never had the time to discuss them over a glass of champagne."

[Va Lefty]

63. "If I can keep the girls off the pole and the boys off the pipe, I get a bonus."

[Harker]

66. "Rules?...

In a knife fight? NO RULES!"

[red dog 1]

74. Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid

One of the greatest westerns ever!

[Harker]

86. You got that right!

Ted Cassidy as Harvey Logan, whose next line was something of a gutteral "oof."

[Flaleftist]

69. "Get some beer, and some cleaning products"

[Flaleftist]

71. "I am your king" "I didn't vote for you"

[Kensan]

79. Help!! I'm being oppressed!!

haha - one of the greatest comedies ever.

[VMA131Marine]

76. #8, #16, #18, #30 is The Commitments

Great music! Great Movie!

Too bad there was never a sequel.

[red dog 1]

80. Yeah, I would have loved to see a sequel to The Commitments too

Roddy Doyle's novel "The Commitments' was written as part of Doyles "Barrytown" trilogy, with "The Snapper" focusing on Jimmy Rabbitte's sister Sharon, while the third book "The Van" follows Jimmy's dad, Jimmy Sr. (played by Colm Meaney in the film)

Doyle also wrote a novel called "The Guts" which had some of the characters from The Commitments in their middle years.
Too bad they didn't make a movie about that novel..
Re; "The Guts," Doyle said "That's the nearest thing I have written to a sequel, and the musical is coming in October." (Oct. of this year)

It's an interesting article, but my computer is acting up & I'm unable to post links today, but you can find it easy with a Google search of a London Independent article dated August 29, 2018
"Roddy Doyle dashes hopes for Commitments sequel as he pens new British TV show"

Roddy Doyle looks a lot like Ben Kingsley.

Johnny Murphy, who played Joey "The Lips" Fagan, died recently, but I think all the others are still alive.

[red dog 1]

90. "If you're the police, where are your badges?"

[oasis]

94. "Treasure of the Sierra Madre"

[red dog 1]

91. "Bacon tastes gooood...Pork chops taste goood"

[Flaleftist]

103. Pulp Fiction

[red dog 1]

104. Yes

[Snellius]

92. "You're a very nosy fellow, kitty cat"

[red dog 1]

96. Chinatown!

[Snellius]

97. Of course.

I was going to say "It's Chinatown, Jake", thinking it was so obvious someone might not get it.

[oasis]

93. "Powder your nose Baby, we're comin' in to Hong Kong".

[red dog 1]

95. "BECAUSE YOU DON'T LISTEN!!!"

[DRoseDARs]

101. Every couple's argument, ever.

No, don't know the movie, just saying.

[Flaleftist]

102. "Would you say I have a plethora of pinatas?"