"Waitress! Bring us a pitcher of beer every seven minutes until somebody passes out. And then bring one every ten minutes!"
Posted on 04/04/2007 5:00:04 PM PDT by fatima
"Waitress! Bring us a pitcher of beer every seven minutes until somebody passes out. And then bring one every ten minutes!"
Speaking of Ah-nold movies, how can anyone forget this great line?:
Amber: "Jesus Christ!"
Ben: "Guess Again!"
Thanks andysandmikesmom,one of these days I get to watch it.So many people like that move.
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Our Flag Flying Proudly One Nation Under God
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Lord, Please Bless Our Troops, They're fighting for our Freedom.
Prayers going up.
That is one of my favorite scenes in the film...where Dick (crothers) realizes that Danny (Lloyd) and he share the shining.
That, and a couple others...
You’ll shoot your eye out.
Heeheee:)
It’s not a movie line, but it is a television line that I’m wishing Blair had used on Iran these past few days:
“I’m coming to get my men.”
-Admiral Adama to Admiral Cain “Battlestar Galactica Season 2.5”
Fat, drunk, and stupid is no way to go through life, son.
Dark Helmet: Careful, you idiot! I said across her nose, not up it!
Laser Gunner: Sorry, sir! I’m doing my best!
Dark Helmet: Who made that man a gunner?
Major A—hole: I did, sir. He’s my cousin.
Dark Helmet: Who is he?
Colonel Sandurz: He’s an a—hole, sir.
Dark Helmet: I know that! What’s his name?
Colonel Sandurz: That is his name, sir. A—hole, Major A—hole!
Dark Helmet: And his cousin?
Colonel Sandurz: He’s an a—hole too, sir. Gunner’s Mate First Class Philip A—hole!
Dark Helmet: How many a—holes do we have on this ship, anyway?
[Entire bridge crew stands up and raises a hand]
Entire Bridge Crew: Yo!
Dark Helmet: I knew it. I’m surrounded by a—holes!
[Dark Helmet pulls his face shield down]
Dark Helmet: Keep firing, a—holes!
Really,Thanks wtc911.
Ah-nuld: You're a funny guy Zolly. I kill you last.
And of course from PREDATOR:
If it bleeds we can kill it!
And many from T III:
Claire Danes: Drop dead a**hole!
Ah-nuld: I cannot comply.
"Evidently Mr. Ringo's an educated man. Now I really hate him."
"What is that, Holliday? Twelve hands in a row? Ain't nobody that lucky."
"Why Ike, whatever do you mean? Maybe poker's just not your game. I know! Let's have a spelling contest!"
Wyatt Earp: I did my duty, now I'd like to get on with my life. I'm going to Tombstone.
Crawley Dake: Ah, I see. To strike it rich. Well, all right, that's fine. Tell you one thing, though... I never saw a rich man who didn't wind up with a guilty conscience.
Wyatt Earp: Already got a guilty conscience. Might as well have the money, too. Good day, now.
Wyatt Earp: What makes a man like Ringo, Doc? What makes him do the things he does?
Doc Holliday: A man like Ringo has got a great big hole, right in the middle of himself. And he can never kill enough, or steal enough, or inflict enough pain to ever fill it.
Wyatt Earp: What does he want?
Doc Holliday: Revenge.
Wyatt Earp: For what?
Doc Holliday: Bein' born.
...and many more
He was great macamadamia.
I love that movie...I think it appeals to many people but it especially appeals to me, because it takes place in the midwest, and I was raised in the midwest tho not in the same places...but the time frame is what is striking for me...it takes place probably about 7-8 years before my own time, but everything in the scenes, reminds me so much of my own childhood...so I just almost can see myself in some of those scenes...because they are so true to life to the times that they are portraying...
Repeated twice in the movie. Early in the film, Connery warns Costner not to go after the mafia unless he is prepared to go all the way.
They pull a knife, you pull a gun. They send one of yours to the hospital, you send one of theirs to the morgue. That's the Chicago way.
Then again, at the end of the film when he's dying, Connery repeats the line to Costner, who then proceeds to do whats necessary, including bending the rules a bit, to bring down the baddies.
"I'll tell you later..."
Almost anything from Galaxy Quest works. Use lines from this film on a daily basis. Most specifically: “Whoever wrote this episode should die.” And “We’ll do that” when I really don’t know what I am doing.
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