Fave Film Quotes....

[Graham]

Sorry, the Navy Lark was a bit before my time.

[drathzel]

Sorry, the Navy Lark was a bit before my time.

yeah right.... snigger snigger!!!!

I mean Yeah, right, your right!

[Divissima]

Are we supposed to be guessing/identifying the films as we go along? There are a few quotations I don't recognise or can't work out which film although familiar.

Here's one of my favourites (Trampy not allowed to guess cos he already knows it):

'If you're really us, what number are we thinking of?'
'69, dudes!'

I know, very very silly, but still a scream of a film.

[Divissima]

"you make me want to be a better man"

As Good as it Gets - Jack Nicholson to Helen Hunt?

"I'm just a girl, standing in front of a boy, asking him to love her" :gulp/sob:

Notting Hill - Julia Roberts to Hugh Grant (*sob*) - I'm a sentimental fool, too!

[Divissima]

"You will never find a more wretched hive of scum and villainy..."

Star Wars - Obi wK to Luke when they first arrive at Mos Eisley (or however you spell it)

[drathzel]

Are we supposed to be guessing/identifying the films as we go along? There are a few quotations I don't recognise or can't work out which film although familiar.

Here's one of my favourites (Trampy not allowed to guess cos he already knows it):

'If you're really us, what number are we thinking of?'
'69, dudes!'

I know, very very silly, but still a scream of a film.

Bill and ted?

[Chicklet]

Sorry, the Navy Lark was a bit before my time.

think it was eighteen thirty hours, were you not up?

BBC Audio collection, retrotastic

[Divissima]

Bill and ted?

Yes! Of course The Circle-K quote is also a good one, but Steve already used that one.

[Divissima]

"Looks like I picked the wrong week to give up smoking/drinking/glue sniffing"

Airplane! again or maybe Airplane II?

"He's not the Messiah, is just a very naughty boy!"

Life of Brian - but it's so quotable

"Sandy?!....Danny?!"

Gotta be Grease!

"Way to go Paula"

Ok that last one isn't famous I think, but I just love that ending line from...well can you guess?

Bridget Jones?

[David Franklin]

"Way to go Paula"

Ok that last one isn't famous I think, but I just love that ending line from...well can you guess?

Bridget Jones?

Officer and a Gentleman.

Dave

[Robin]

"'ave you gert a lisonse fur your murkey?"

[drathzel]

Yes! Of course The Circle-K quote is also a good one, but Steve already used that one.

For some reason, i just remembered it! Nothing to do with T! I have only seen the film once, but its a cracker of a line!

[Graham]

yeah right.... snigger snigger!!!!

I mean Yeah, right, your right!

You sure you want to go there, young Danielle?

"left hand down a bit"

I know it from The Navy Lark but did it originate elsewhere?

Being the type of egg-head who frequents this thread I have done a little research, and I can't find any references to it prior to The Navy Lark. I am fairly sure that it entered the public consciousness through its use as a catch-phrase on that radio show.

"'ave you gert a lisonse fur your murkey?"

I'm fairly sure it was "minkie" - I nearly quoted that one too!

[drathzel]

You sure you want to go there, young Danielle?

Your only as young as the person you feel! So thats no one for me however i tend not to go for young guys. Any way age is a state of mind and my minds in some state!! I have no idea what age i really am!!!

[Gordon J Pownall]

"....and we want a shwubuwwy..."



"...African or European.....?"



"...what was the first thing again..."



"...come on - let’s get into character..."


"....there's a passage I got memorized,seems appropriate for this situation: Ezekiel 25:17.

The path of the righteous man is beset on all sides by the inequities of the selfish and the tyranny of evil men. Blessed is he who, in the name of charity and good will, shepherds the weak through the valley of darkness, for he is truly his brother's keeper and the finder of lost children. And I will strike down upon thee with great vengeance and furious anger those who attempt to poison and destroy my brothers. And you will know my name is the Lord when I lay my vengeance upon you."

[Dreadful Scathe]

Its not always the dialogue thats the most memorable - who can forget Terry Jones embarrasement when caught 'saying NI at an old woman' or the best double take ever on film with this exchange...

CENTURION: (coming in just before Pilate address the crowd)
Hail Caesar.
BIGGUS:
Hail Thaethar!
CENTURION:
You're not (double take) ah, you're not, uh, thinking o-- of giving it a miss this year, then, sir?


Course now Lou is going to get me for quoting Python again

[Gojive]

"Looks like I picked the wrong week to give up smoking/drinking/glue sniffing"

Airplane! again or maybe Airplane II?

Yep....one of the two!

"He's not the Messiah, is just a very naughty boy!"

Life of Brian - but it's so quotable

"Sandy?!....Danny?!"

Gotta be Grease!

"Way to go Paula"

Bridget Jones?

Nope, but David Franklin got it soon after, with....

"An officer and a gentleman"

[Gordon J Pownall]

Its not always the dialogue thats the most memorable - who can forget Terry Jones embarrasement when caught 'saying NI at an old woman' or the best double take ever on film with this exchange...

..or the Roman soldiers face during this exchange.....

"...he has a wife you know.......her name is.......Incontinentia.......Incontentia Buttox....."

The look on the soldiers face trying to surpress laughter is priceless......

[philsmove]

not a film, but a question for the same kind of egg heads that are frequenting this thread

"left hand down a bit"

I know it from The Navy Lark but did it originate elsewhere?

Fairly sure “Left hand down a bit Mr Phillips” often followed by an enormous CRASH) is a Pertwee original


OK these are also steam radio

“He’s fallen in the water”

And “Ive been here 35 years”

[drathzel]

Not actually a quote but i went to see Bubba Ho-Tep on Sunday night and i recommend it for anyone who likes cult style films! Its low budget but i found it highly enteraining!!!

I then went to see Bride and Prejudice last night and it was 2hrs 20 of pure torture, and i like chick flicks!!!! It was just tooooo cheesy, even for me!!!