Film Quotes Quiz

[James]

It's pretty simple really.

I'll give a quote from a film. Whoever answers it gets to ask the next one.

To start here's a quote from one of my favourite films:

'Gentlemen. You can't fight in here. This is the War Room!'

What film was that from?

[WILDCHILD]

As good as an idea this is, I wouldn't have a clue, I am terrible at movie quotes.
Anybody else?:thumbs:

[chris]

The quote 'Gentlemen You can't fight in here. This is the War Room!' is from the 1964 classic 'Dr Strangelove' starring Peter Sellers.
Here's an easy one: 'You're going to need a bigger boat!' From which film?

[Romantic Old Bird]

Titanic?????????? Probably a mile off, but worth a try.

:laugh:

Good idea though Chris! Keep them coming! I am better on the old classic romances though................:love:

[Janette]

That quote was from Jaws!


Cracking film!!!!!!!



Ok, here's one from a weepie, that should suit ROB :spin2:


"Daddy, my daddy!!!!!!!" :bawling::bawling::bawling::bawling::bawling:

[Mairi]

Sorry, ROB, beat you to it.

It's a quote from The Railway Children, Janette, and it ALWAYS makes me :bawling::bawling::bawling:

[susieq]

Miriam - have you got a quote for us?

[Mairi]

Sorry, Sue. I have indeed. Which film does this quote come from:

Whoooooo R U ?

[Romantic Old Bird]

I am uncertain about this one, and I think I ought to know it, but.....

Ghost?

[Mairi]

No, ROB, not Ghost.

The way the words are spelled is a clue along with the individuality of them. Another clue: this question was put to a young girl.

:hugesmile:

[Romantic Old Bird]

Mmm, got me stumped. I thought Whoopi Goldberg to Patrick Swayze in the seance bit!

:conf:

Let me think.............

[Mairi]

You seem to be the only one guessing, ROB so, especially for you, here's another clue:

http://www.stopstart.freeserve.co.uk/smilie/biggrin3.gif

[Romantic Old Bird]

I think I am being really dense here Miriam. Little green man?? Erm.........anything to do with.........
http://images.google.co.uk/images?q=tbn:LqPjCWLdyKoC:movieweb.com/movie/et/co3.jpg ????

[Mairi]

You're still making me laugh, ROB. It was nothing to do with the colour of the smiley.

:laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh:

[Romantic Old Bird]

Not one to give up, how about........
http://www.jimcarreyonline.com/pics/mask/mask05.jpg

the mask????????:spin2:

[LEE]

Alice in Wonderland

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"Whoooo R U?

I..I..I hardly know sir, I've changed so many times since this morning, you see.

I do not C? Explain yourself.

I'm afraid I can't explain myself sir because I'm not myself , you know

I do not know?

Well I can't put it anymore clearly, for it isn't clear to me

You? Whoooooo R U?

Well don't you think you ought to tell me Whoooo Youooo Are first?

Why?

Oh dear, everything is so confusing

It is not!

Well it is to me!"

Alice in Wonderland: Walt Disney
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[Mairi]

Well done, LEE.

It's my very favourite clip from this film and I never tire of watching it.

Your turn next. :hello:

[splodge0]

Hurry up LEE cos I got lots!!!!:hello:

:colour::colour:
:colour:

[LEE]

I just couldn't help myself. The gates were open and the hills were beckoning...I can't seem to stop singing wherever I am.

[splodge0]

Weeeee "Sound of Music"!!!!!!

[LEE]

I thought that might be an easy one. :hugesmile:

Your turn Splodge. :thumbs:

[splodge0]

Ok Here's one for the classics but one not often heard on film

a handbag

:colour::colour:
:colour:

[LEE]

The Importance of Being Ernest


:elephant::elephant::elephant::elephant:

[splodge0]

http://us.imdb.com/Title?0044744

[LEE]

I think that was Splodge confirming I got that one right. :conf:

I'll risk it and set the next one.

Ok, here's a bit of script from a very well known film.

For obvious reasons I have cut the character names out.

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Mother: It's not that we don't believe you, honey.

Main Character: Well, it was real, I swear...

His brother: Maybe it was an iguana.

Main Character: It was no iguana.

His brother: Maybe a, a, you know how they say there are alligators in the sewers.

Mother: All we're trying to say is, 'Maybe you just probably imagined it.'

Main Character: I couldn't have imagined it.

His brother: Maybe it was a deformed kid or something?

His Brother: Maybe an elf or a leprechaun?

[Janette]

E.T.?

[LEE]

Correct :thumbs:

Your turn :hugesmile:

This was a good idea James, it's fun. :spin2:

[Janette]

Ok, here's a toughie!


"I don't like a man with too many muscles"


:laugh:

[Mairi]

I know. I know. :colour:

It's The Rocky Horror Picture Show. :laugh:

[Janette]

Well done miriam :hello:


Your turn next :thumbs:

[Mairi]

Okey dokey.

How about:

This is a knife!


:spin2:

[James]

'That's not a knife. This a knife!' :laugh:

Mick 'Crocodile' Dundee's response to a New York mugger's blade.

So it's 'Crocodile Dundee'.

[Mairi]

I thought that one would be more difficult than the other one!!

Congratulations, James and over to you for the next quote.

:wavey:

[Romantic Old Bird]

I knew that one, trust me to miss it! :bawling:

[James]

Character A: Why do you want to marry her?

Character B: Well, I love her.

Character A: That’s not good enough.

Character B: I beg your pardon?

Character A: Do you like her?

Which film?

[Janette]

Can we have a clue please?


:conf:

[James]

Originally posted by Janette
Can we have a clue please?


Jimmy Stewart was in it.

[Janette]

HARVEY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[James]

Sorry Janette, that's not it.

Guess again.

[Janette]

Doh!


High Society!


:thumbs:

[James]

Nope,

James Stewart is credited with appearing in about 80 so this could take a while if I don't put up another clue:

It's set during the American Civil War.

[Janette]

Mr Smith Goes To Washington?


(I'm struggling James!)

[James]

It's not that.

I found this. It's the whole of the dialogue from the scene:


Sam: Well, to come straight to the point of the matter, Sir, I want to ask for your daughter’s hand.

Mr. A.: You mean you want to marry her, Sam?

Sam: Yes, Sir.

Mr. A.: Why do you want to marry her?

Sam: Well, I love her, Mr. Anderson.

Mr. A.: That’s not good enough, Sam.

Sam: I beg your pardon?

Mr. A.: Do you like her?

Sam: Well, I just said I—

Mr. A.: No, no, you said you loved her. There’s some difference between lovin’ and likin’. When I married Jenny’s mother I didn’t love her, I liked her. I liked her a whole lot. I liked Martha for at least 3 years after we were married, and then one day it just dawned on me I loved her. I still do…I still do. You see Sam, when you love a woman without likin’ her the night can be long and cold and contempt comes up with the sun, and…Do you understand all this I’m tellin’ ya?

Sam: Yes, Sir.

Mr. A.: Well?

Sam: Oh, well, I like Jenny, Sir. I’ve always liked her.

Mr. A.: Then you be good to her, because if you don’t, it’s between you and me, boy.

Sam: Thank you, Sir. Thank you, Sir!

[Janette]

:bawling:


Don't know!


:bawling:

[Mairi]

There's a lot of truth in what he says, too, James.

Unfortunately, I've never seen the film but, once I know what it is, I'll certainly be watching it.

:colour:

[James]

Anyone else know?

I kind of chose this because I know what you're like when it comes to talking about love and romance! :laugh:

:hugesmile:

[Janette]

I'm working on it!

[James]

The year, I believe, was 1965.

[Janette]

Shenandoah?

[James]

Hooray!

:hugesmile: :thumbs: :hugesmile: :thumbs: :hugesmile:

I was worried that no-one would get it.

:hugesmile:

[Janette]

Blimey James, the words "blood" and "stone" come to mind!!!!!!!!


Ok, here's a nice easy one :hugesmile:


"I'll take the ring!"


:thumbs:

[susieq]

Could it be the cute Frodo Baggins in "The Lord of the Rings - The Fellowship of the Ring". Bless him - bet he wishes he'd never opened his mouth now!

[Janette]

your turn Susieq


:hello:

[susieq]

Ok - here's another one, from a very popular film (well I like it anyway!!!).

"Good. For a moment there, I thought we were in trouble."

[splodge0]

Raiders of the Lost Ark, or maybe Romancing the Stone?:colour:

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[Romantic Old Bird]

No, I think it's that moment before Butch and Sundance (a la Redford and Newman)run out of the canteena and into the stuff of legend!


http://www.popcultureshock.co.uk/ishop/images/948/ishop_poster14_butch.jpg

[susieq]

You're quite right ROB. I must have seen that film about 12 times - definitely one of my faves.

Over to you for the next quote.

[Romantic Old Bird]

OK, here's one for the old romantics amongst us:


It's awfully easy to lie when you know that you're trusted implicitly. So very easy, and so very degrading

Hint: Clipped tones are obligatory..............

[Feebs]

:hello::hello:Me! Me!:hello::hello:


Would that be Brief Encounter?

:thumbs:

[Romantic Old Bird]

Feebs - you are terribly, terribly

RIGHT!


http://ia.imdb.com/media/imdb/01/I/19/63/81m.jpg

Your turn!! :hello::hello:

[Feebs]

:colour::colour:Hooray:colour::colour:

Okay, how about:

"Fasten your seatbelts, it's going to be a bumpy night!"

:laugh:

[Romantic Old Bird]

Back to the Future????

[Mairi]

I think it's a quote from "All About Eve" and the words were said by the wonderful Bette Davis.

:wavey:

[Feebs]

It certainly is 'All about Eve' Miriam:thumbs:

Over to you for the next question I think:laugh::laugh:

[Mairi]

I loved Bette Davis so that was an easy one for me.

OK, everyone, I promise this one isn't as hard as the last two:

"He doesn't need you. He's got his memories. He doesn't love you - he wants to alone again with her. You've nothing to stay for. You've nothing to live for, have you, really? Look down there. It's easy, isn't it? Why don't you? Go on, go on. Don't be afraid ..."

:spin2:

[splodge0]

"Rebecca" Got the tape. 1940. Mrs Danvers to the second Mrs de Winter. Daphne Du Maurier wrote the book and Hitchcock produced. Larry Olivier and Joan Fontaine starred.

"A shy ladies companion is staying in Monte Carlo with her stuffy employer when she meets the wealthy Maxim de Winter. Max is still troubled by the death of his wife, Rebecca in a boating accident the year before. She and Max fall in love, get married and return to Manderlay, his large country estate in Cornwall. The second Mrs. de Winter meets the housekeeper Mrs. Danvers and discovers that Rebecca still has a strange hold on everyone at Manderlay."

Laurence Olivier .... George Fortescu Maximillian 'Maxim' de Winter
Joan Fontaine .... The Second Mrs. de Winter
George Sanders .... Jack Favell
Judith Anderson .... Mrs. Danvers
Gladys Cooper .... Beatrice Lacy
Nigel Bruce .... Major Giles Lacy
Reginald Denny (I) .... Frank Crawley
C. Aubrey Smith .... Colonel Julyan
Melville Cooper .... Coroner
Florence Bates .... Mrs. Edythe Van Hopper
Leonard Carey .... Ben
Leo G. Carroll .... Dr. Baker
Edward Fielding .... Frith
Lumsden Hare .... Tabbs
Forrester Harvey .... Chalcroft
(more)

Runtime: 130 min

[Mairi]

OK, OK, SplodgeO!!!

You're Absolutely Right

Your Turn Next


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[splodge0]

" I like Dundee cake. Do you like Dundee cake Mr Delacro?"

:devil:

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[Feebs]

Okay Splodge0, I have a feeling that this might be The Grass is Greener:spin2::spin2:

Big sigh...Cary Grant!:love:

[splodge0]

I am seriously impressed!

Directed by
Stanley Donen

Writing credits (in alphabetical order)
Hugh Williams also play
Margaret Williams (III) also play

Cast (in credits order) verified as complete
Cary Grant .... Victor Rhyall, Earl
Deborah Kerr .... Lady Hilary Rhyall
Robert Mitchum .... Charles Delacro
Jean Simmons .... Hattie Durant
Moray Watson .... Trevor Sellers, the Butler
rest of cast listed alphabetically
Joan Benham .... Hairdresser's receptionist ('No sir. Quite sure, sir.') (uncredited)
Gwen Watford .... Hairdresser's Receptionist (uncredited)

Produced by
Stanley Donen .... producer
James H. Ware .... associate producer (as James Ware)

Original Music by
Noel Coward

Cinematography by
Christopher Challis

Film Editing by
James B. Clark (I) (as James Clark)

Art Direction by
Paul Sheriff (I)

Costume Design by
Hardy Amies (Miss Kerr's clothes)
Christian Dior (Miss Simmons' clothes)

Makeup Department
Eric Allwright .... makeup artist
Gordon Bond .... hair stylist
John O'Gorman (I) .... makeup artist

Production Management
Richard B. Goodwin .... unit manager (as Richard Goodwin)

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Roy Stevens (I) .... assistant director

Art Department
Vernon Dixon .... set dresser

Sound Department
Maurice Askew .... sound recordist
John Cox (I) .... sound supervisor
John W. Mitchell .... sound recordist
Peter Musgrave (II) .... dubbing editor

Other crew
Shirley Barnes .... continuity
Maurice Binder .... title designer
Noel Coward .... lyricist
Austin Dempster .... camera operator
Douglas Gamley .... music arranger
Mary Kessel .... assistant editor
Muir Mathieson .... conductor
Len Stevens .... music arranger
John Wilson-Apperson .... wardrobe supervisor (as John Wilson Apperson)

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[Feebs]

:laugh::laugh:Phew...I guess all that means I was right!:laugh::laugh:

Okay, to leave the classics behind, try this one (another favourite of mine):

"I have fought my way here to the castle beyond the Goblin City to take back the child that you have stolen"

(Bet my family know that one too!!):laugh:

[Janette]

Labyrinth

Jennifer Connolly and David Bowie


:thumbs:

[Mairi]

Darn it. I knew that one, Janette but you beat me to it. :bawling:

[Feebs]

:laugh::laugh:Family...they know me too well!:laugh::laugh:

Congratulations Janette, your turn:thumbs:

[Janette]

Ok, a little bit of dialogue for you:-


Her: You hurt me!

Him: Yes

Her: Don't do it again! :nono:

[rachb]

I think its pretty woman?:elephant::elephant::elephant:

[Janette]

Well done Rach, I didn't think anyone was going to get it right!


That bit always makes me sniff a bit :bawling:



Your turn Rach :hello:

[rachb]

sorry janette I think I know most of the words I've seen it so many times:blush::blush::blush::blush::blush:

ok the next one is:

You want the truth? You can't handle the truth!

[Janette]

Wonderful film, makes you go YES!!!!!! at the end!


A FEW GOOD MEN


:thumbs:

[rachb]

Well done Janette that was too easy!:spin2:
your turn:wavey::wavey:

[Janette]

How's it hanging Death?



:hugesmile:

[Romantic Old Bird]

Bill and Ted's excellent adventure, dude!

[Janette]

not quite ROB, have another go!


:thumbs:

[Romantic Old Bird]

Bummer!

Bill and Ted's Bogus Journey??

[Janette]

Well done, you're right this time :hello:


Your turn ROB


:thumbs:

[Romantic Old Bird]

OK, how about:

We find the defendants incredibly guilty!

:conf:

[Feebs]

Was it The Producers ROB?:conf:

[Romantic Old Bird]

It certainly was! Sorry for the delay in replying.

My pc is now repaired and I am back:hello::thumbs::thumbs::hello:

Your turn now Feebs!

[Feebs]

Thanks ROB:laugh:

The problem now is thinking of another quote! How about this for a quickie:

"Ditto"

:love:

[Maggie]

Ghost, I watched it last night :love: love it :love:

[Romantic Old Bird]

Now that defo was in Ghost, but you might be thinking of something else.......:laugh:

[Feebs]

Well done Discolady:thumbs:

Over to you for the next one:laugh:

[Romantic Old Bird]

Like that film with Holly Hunter and Richard Dreyfuss, what's it called.......'Always'?

[Romantic Old Bird]

Always said that Discolady was a fast woman:laugh::laugh::laugh:

[Maggie]

Why Thank You ROB, I'll take that as a complement,:blush: that's if I could spell it :blush:

Next one;


Get away from her, you bitch !!

[Kaz]

Oh my god - I think I might actually know this one! :shocked:

Is it by any chance from 'Alien'? Or possibly 'Aliens'? :spin2:

[Maggie]

Yes Kaz your right, it's from Aliens, the best of them I think :laugh: :spin2: :laugh:
Over to you for the next question :flower:

[Kaz]

Oh, cripes! Never thought of that - I'm useless with films. :blush:

OK, this will probably be impossibly easy for all you film buffs . . . . . . . . . . . .

'I got shot in the buttocks' :laugh:

[Romantic Old Bird]

Forrest, Forrest Gump!

[Kaz]

Spot on, ROB. :thumbs:

I loved that film.

Over to you for the next quote.

:colour:

[Romantic Old Bird]

OK, here's a real :bawling:

It's easy because I am going away again and need to answer quickly!

Every time you hear a bell ring, it means that some angel's just got his wings

[chris]

Is it 'It's a Wonderful Life' starring James Stewart?

[Romantic Old Bird]

Chris, sorry for the delay in answering. You are of course absolutely right.

Cheer yourselves up everyone by CLICKING HERE (http://www.ozcraft.com/scifidu/video_iawl.html)

[Janette]

Thanks ROB!


That is my all-time favourite film, I adore James Stewart and that film makes me cry every time I see it!


:hello:

[Romantic Old Bird]

Glad you enjoyed it Janette. I absolutely loved Jimmy Stewart as well. Thank goodness we still have him on film.

Chris, it's now over to you for the next question!:thumbs:

[chris]

Try this one:

"I have crossed oceans of time to find you."

[Romantic Old Bird]

Sorry to leap in so quickly Chris, but I think it is;


http://64.95.118.51/images/opti/15/8e/1041859-movie-resized200.jpg

Bram Stoker's DRACULA

[chris]

Well done! Not only for getting it correct but also for putting the poster on as well. Over to you for the next quote.

[Romantic Old Bird]

OK folks, this is an easy one for the baby boomers on this site..........


Q: "Tell me, how did you find America?"
A: "Turn left at Greenland."

:dazzler:

[susieq]

It reminds me of those chaotic press conferences (with VERY stupid questions) that greeted The Beatles when they first went to the USA. Soooooo, on that 'theme' I'll go for "A Hard Day's Night".

[Romantic Old Bird]

Answered like a good baby boomer Susieq.

Absolutely right as well!:hello::thumbs::hello:

Your turn now!

[susieq]

Right, next one coming up folks!

"I came here tonight because when you realize you want to spend the rest of your life with somebody, you want the rest of your life to start as soon as possible."

[vicky]

Is it from When Harry met Sally?

[susieq]

Well done Vicky - it certainly is from 'When Harry Met Sally'. I really like that film.

Right, over to you for the next quote.

[Romantic Old Bird]

Coo-ee, Vicky, we need you!!:wavey:

[vicky]

ok i'm here

"i appreciate this whole seduction scene you've got going but let me give you a tip, i'm a sure thing."

[sweetlittlesara]

Would that be from Pretty Woman??

[vicky]

that's right sara, well done

over to you for the next quote

[sweetlittlesara]

ok try this one,

"You know what they call a Quarter Pounder with
Cheese in France? A Royale with Cheese"

[Romantic Old Bird]

Pulp Fiction

Samuel L and Johnny T
http://images.google.co.uk/images?q=tbn:Wn48y0fvxQAC:www.uni-hildesheim.de/~chlehn/guns_small.jpg:hello::thumbs::hello:

[sweetlittlesara]

Yeh!! Your right!! :wavey::wavey::wavey:

Great Film.

[Romantic Old Bird]

OK, how about this one?

"The greatest trick the Devil ever played was convincing the world he didn't exist."

[chris]

The Usual Suspects?

[Romantic Old Bird]

Well done Chris! Your turn now.:hello::hello::thumbs::hello::hello:

[chris]

Following on from ROB's quote, try this one:

"Ever danced with the devil in the pale moonlight?"

[Romantic Old Bird]

Oh dear Chris, me again.......

Jack Nicholson as the Joker in 'Batman' I believe.

CHECK THIS OUT...... (http://www.dlc.fi/~frog/wavs/danced.wav)

[chris]

Well done! Over to you for the next quote.

[Romantic Old Bird]

OK, this one is an oldie but a goodie!

Take me to the window. Let me look at the moors with you once more, my darling. Once more.

[splodge0]

Oh PLEEEEEZZZ Too easy!!:colour::laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh::laugh:

[splodge0]

Never thought the beard suited him anyway:spin2:

:colour::colour:
:colour:

[Romantic Old Bird]

Go on then Splodge, what is it?:laugh: YOU might know, and I might know, but lots of people here aren't quite as afflicted in years as we are.

Anyway, it's even before my time........:shocked:

[splodge0]

RoB, you blighter. If its before even your time I'm not sure anymore. It is an oldie, but it has been "re-done" recently with a VERY high profile celeb. Or at least in the theatre.

I THINK..................... !!!!:devil:

:colour:

[Janette]

Wuthering Heights


:thumbs:



But I'll let Splodge have the next go :thumbs:

[splodge0]

No No. I insist, J. You got it fair and square! :colour:

[Romantic Old Bird]

Well, who ever takes it, you were right, it was:

http://www.filmsite.org/posters/wuth2.gif

After which, in his best Yorkshire accent, Heathcliff said:

CLICK HERE (http://www.bundlings.com/quotes/WUTHERI1.WAV)

:laugh::laugh::laugh:

All good stuff though!

[splodge0]

Glad I didn't try to remember that!!! Bit of a mouthful!!:shocked:

:colour::colour:
:colour:

[Janette]

Ok, just watched this film and thought I'd give it a try!


"Bright light, bright light!!!!!!!"


:thumbs:

[Feebs]

Hmmm.....a pair of slippers spring to mind.....with the faces of :laugh:Gremlins:laugh:

Poor Gizmo!

[splodge0]

Who's Gizmo please???:bawling:

[Janette]

Well done Feebs, your turn :hello:


This is for you Splodge, your very own Gizmo :thumbs:

http://www.sphosting.com/gremlins/images/gizmo12t.jpg

[Feebs]

:dance::dance:Thank you Janette:dance::dance:

Okay I've thought long and hard and decided to go with:

"I can eat 50 eggs"

It's a big favourite of mine:laugh:

[Boris]

Papillon ......?

(Steve Mcqueen)

not sure really.

[Stu xxx]

is it from the 1967 film "Cool Hand Luke" starring Paul Newman who plays the character luke who says the line????

[Boris]

Think you might be right sj.
I can see the scene in my 'minds eye' but not the face of the character. It was another bet wasn't it

We will have to wait and see.:conf:

[Feebs]

:hello::hello:You're quite right SJ and Boris, it was indeed Cool Hand Luke:thumbs:

Over to you SJ for the next question:laugh:

[James]

Originally posted by Feebs
:hello::hello:You're quite right SJ and Boris, it was indeed Cool Hand Luke:thumbs:


Did anyone see that programme called Hollywood Science with Robert Llewellyn and another guy, where they attempted to test the plausibility of that scene.

There's some info about it here
http://www.open2.net/science/hollywood_science/cool.htm

Another scene dealt with, in another show, was the bus leaping across the gap in the road in Speed.

[Stu xxx]

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K don't know if this is easy or hard as it is one of my favourite films EVER!

"You stand there with your 22-year-old skin and your tits like rocks "

Good Luck


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[Janette]

I don't think anyone knows that one SJ, do you want to give us a clue or try another quote?


:thumbs:

[Stu xxx]

oh i do like to give you all a challenge xx

but if you all need another here goes (it's from the same film!)

"NOW! a warning?" - c'mon you have to get it!!!!!!! x

[Janette]

I've just got it from that second clue I think!


Is it "Death Becomes Her"


:spin2:

[Stu xxx]

i knew that one was two easy!

Yes it was Death Becomes Her xxx

Over to you honey x

[Janette]

Ok, still on a morbid note, lets see if anyone can get this!


"She may be dying and it's all my fault!!!!!!"

:bawling::bawling::bawling::bawling:

[Stu xxx]

I think that is a line said by Dorothy in "Wizard of Oz" (judy garland version) x

[Janette]

We obviously have the same taste SJ!


:hugesmile:


Your turn :thumbs:

[Stu xxx]

god that was a total guess! I love that film! Lions, tigers and bears oh my! x he he

K here goes ...

"It's quite in vogue in high end construction right now. One really can't be too careful about home invasion."

This is too easy for words xxx

[Romantic Old Bird]

Panic Room??

[Stu xxx]

Certinaly is x

Over to you R.O.B xxxxxxxxxx :elephant:

[Romantic Old Bird]

OK

Another easy one:

"I'm your number one fan."

:wavey:

[Janette]

Misery!



Great film :hello:

[splodge0]

Back!:colour:

[Romantic Old Bird]

Go away for a day, and you lose the Film quotes strand! I don't know!

Janette, it could have been me meeting you know who, but sadly, you are right, it was Kathy Bates line to James Caan in Misery! :thumbs:

Over to you!

[Janette]

Thanks ROB, I must admit to originally thinking of you and Mr Clarke when I first read the question!!!!!


How's this one for you:-

"Follow The White Rabbit!"


:thumbs:

[Boris]

'Alice in Wonderland' ?

Is this a 'trick question ?


:conf::conf::conf:

[Stu xxx]

no it's the matrix!

It's gotta be x

[Boris]

no it's the matrix!

It's gotta be x

Now there's another film I havn't seen !:conf:

[Janette]

Sorry Boris but SJ is right :thumbs:



It's a great film, well worth watching!


Your turn SJ

:hello:

[Boris]

Huh !

:laugh::conf::laugh::conf::laugh::conf::laugh:


When , when , when ???

[Stu xxx]

k here is another quote

"Discipline. Yes, sir, thank you for trying to teach me. Don't give up on me, Dad."


xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

[Janette]

American Beauty!


:thumbs:


Kevin Spacey, one of the best actors ever!!!!!!!

[Stu xxx]

oh darn it ya got it x

over to you hon x

[Janette]

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


:joker:

[Stu xxx]

oh too easy...

"Life of Brian"

[Janette]

Well done SJ, your turn!


:thumbs:

[Stu xxx]

"No, but if it were you, that would have
been a very clever way to throw me off
track. Using your one phone call to call
me so I wouldn't think it was you."

[sweetlittlesara]

Scream!!! :devil::devil::devil:

[Stu xxx]

thought that would b an easy one - over to u sara xxxxxxxxx

[sweetlittlesara]

Oh damn why did i have to reply to that?? Now i have to think of a quote :bawling: I will be back with one...

[sweetlittlesara]

ok how about this one,

"In sicily, women are more dangerous than shotguns"

[vicky]

That's from The Godfather i think sara.

[sweetlittlesara]

Your right :thumbs:

[vicky]

How about "Well what if there is no tomorrow? There wasn't one today."

[Stu xxx]

Groundhog Day????

I loooooooove that mooovie

[vicky]

you're right SJ, I love that movie as well

[Stu xxx]

k let me just think of another quote xxx

[Stu xxx]

try this one ...

"The guard simply didn't notice.
Neither did I. I mean, seriously,
how often do you really look at a
man's shoes?"


xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx

[Janette]

The Shawshank Redemption!


:thumbs:

[Stu xxx]

hoorah x over to you x

[Janette]

"Your breasts feel really weird"

"Oh, that's because they're real!"


:blush:
:thumbs:

[Kaz]

I haven't the foggiest clue (as usual) . . . . but I just can't resist saying:

Janette - How Rude!

:spin:

[Mairi]

Originally posted by Kaz
Janette - How Rude!

I said exactly the same thing to her myself, Kaz. I don't know, you try and bring your children up the right way ......... :bawling:

[James]

This is the first film quote in a while that I can remember. Don't know why that should be. :shocked: :hugesmile: :laugh:

It's LA Story with Steve Martin and Sarah-Jessica Parker.

:hugesmile:

[Mairi]

Janette's feeling a bit poorly tonight, James. Unfortunately, she has tonsillitis. I can tell you, though, that you are absolutely 100% right and your prize is that you get to set the next question.

:colour:

[Boris]

If I hadn't been away I could have answered the 'Shawshank' question. It is the 1st I have EVER known !

:conf::conf::conf:

[splodge0]

Originally posted by Janette
"Your breasts feel really weird"

"Oh, that's because they're real!"


:blush:
:thumbs:

Frankly I don't care what the film is. I just LOVE the quote!!!:colour:

:colour::colour::colour::colour:

:colour::colour::colour:

:colour::colour:

:colour:

[Kaz]

. . . . . . . . moving on!!!!!!

I think it's your turn, James! :thumbs:


:spin2:

[James]

Sarah, go back to your room. Play with your toys and your costumes. Forget about the baby.


What film is this from? I suppose giving the character name could be considered a clue. :hugesmile: :laugh:

[Romantic Old Bird]

Labyrinth I believe!

http://www.cyber-cinema.com/reprint/labyrinthRpt.jpg

[James]

Yes ROB, you're right. Another favourite film of mine that. :hugesmile:

:hugesmile:

[Romantic Old Bird]

Oooh, I get to pick!


Right:

"...let me tell you about winds. There is a whirlwind in Southern Morocco, the Aajej, against which the fellahin defend themselves with knives. "

[Janette]

I think that's from "The English Patient"


:thumbs:

[Boris]

COme on Janette and Rob,

Time to set a new question......
We are waiting :nono:

[Romantic Old Bird]

Sorry Janette

Yes, that is from one of my most favourite films of all time.

Ralph Feinnes - those eyes, that voice.....LISTEN TO THAT VOICE (http://www.anesi.com/bosporus.wav)

http://history.acusd.edu/gen/filmnotes/images/englishpatient01.jpg

PHEW!

Your turn now Janette!

[Janette]

"What we have here is a failure to communicate!"


:thumbs:

[Boris]

Sounds familiar...but then they ALL do :conf::conf::conf:

[Feebs]

:conf:Now that sounds like Cool Hand Luke again!

[Janette]

That's because it is!


Your turn now :hello:

[Boris]

Hope there is no nepotism going on here !!!!:nono:

[Feebs]

:thumbs:Thank you Janette

Okay folks, fastest finger first!:laugh:


"Oh Jerry, don't let's ask for the moon. We have the stars."


And absolutely no comments about age are allowed!!!!!!!!!:hugesmile:

[Feebs]

:laugh:And don't worry Boris, there's no chance of that!

Have you read our posts on your success thread!!!:laugh::laugh:

[Boris]

Will look now..thanks:wavey:

[susieq]

Oh ROB - how ABSOLUTELY gorgeous is that picture of the delectable Ralph Fiennes.

He certainly brightened my day up - yes siree!!!

[Stu xxx]

is it from "Now Voyager" Feebs? xxx

[Janette]

Feebs has gone to bed but you're right SJ


:thumbs:


Your turn!

[Feebs]

Thank you Janette...good to know you're watching my back!:laugh:

Well done SJ http://www.smilies.org/basesmilies3/clapclap.gif


http://www.smilies.org/basesmilies3/icon_super.gif

[Stu xxx]

"And even when you were throwing up, I could tell you cared"

Try that one for size xxx

[Romantic Old Bird]

Well SJ I believe that is from
http://www.affichescinema.com/insc_c/crying_game.jpg

:hugesmile:....or should I say :bawling:

[Stu xxx]

WHAT!!!!!!

Why can i not get one to puzzle you guys its far to easy xxx

But you are right - over to you x

(Stu xxx sits here thinking of a new quote that will get you all! Wicked laugh HA HA HA!!)

[Boris]

I think that Rob spends ALL her time at the cinema or renting videos. She takes notes on all the possible quotes and keeps them in her file-o-fax. That is why she gets so many right

HUH !:shocked:

[Romantic Old Bird]

Sorry Stu! I have wasted my life, amassing such knowledge evidently.

Here's another one:

'Oh excuse me, I didn't realize you
had a degree in medicine. Are you
a doctor? Are you a doctor?
Answer me please, are you a
doctor?'


Good Luck!

[Boris]

Sorry Stu! I have wasted my life, amassing such knowledge evidently.

who said anything about 'waste'. I am just envious....I want to play too but have NOTHING in my head :bawling:

But then I never go to the cinema or rent Videos. I wait till they are cheap to buy and out of date....won't help much in a 'Film QUotes' quiz now will it ?:conf:

[Boris]

Human Cradle


I did have a little help !:blush:

It is followed by

"No I'm not"

:joker::joker::joker::joker:

[Romantic Old Bird]

Come on Stu, the challege is on!

[Boris]

Come on Stu, the challege is on!

Ignoring me are you?:shocked:

[Romantic Old Bird]

Ignoring you Wonder Womanski? How ever could I?

However, come on everyone, it's not that hard.........................honestly.......

[Janette]

Can you give us a clue ROB?


:conf:

[Romantic Old Bird]

Mmmm, now, what clue can I give without giving it away???

Well the main characters are colourful, and it's not for the squeamish.....

That pretty much gives it away I think.

[Boris]

Well the main characters are colourful, and it's not for the squeamish.....


I know who the characters are......But I STILL don't know what the film is called
Mr.White
Mr. Orange

It's not called 'Security' is it ?:shocked:

[Stu xxx]

it's not Quentin Tarantino's Reservoir Dogs is it? x

[Janette]

Oh well done Stu, now you've said it i remember it!


damned good film!!!!!

:thumbs:

[Romantic Old Bird]

Well Janette and Stu, you are both correct, and I am not sure who's turn it is now, but over to you!:thumbs:

[Stu xxx]

Right give this one a whirl xxx

"Well, at least I wouldn't skin a Collie to make my backpack"

I have chosen an easy one as i can't be bothered to find a difficult one - although i will ONE DAY! (evil laugh) xxx

[sweetlittlesara]

Clueless??? :conf::conf::conf:

[Boris]

Clueless???

I thought you meant you needed a clue, and now I find out that is the RIGHT answer !:joker:

[Stu xxx]

correct little one xxx

[Stu xxx]

c'mon Sara - give us a challenge xxx

[sweetlittlesara]

I think that this will be easy but i cant be bothered to think of anything else,

"I know what it's like to want to die. How it hurts to smile. How you try to fit in but you can't. How you hurt yourself on the outside to try to kill the thing on the inside"

[Boris]

IS this my lucky day ? ? ? ? ? ?

'Girl, Interupted'.........?:spin2:

I do hope so !

[Stu xxx]

I believe you are right Boris xxx

[sweetlittlesara]

Yep you're right!! (hehe i knew it was easy :hugesmile:)

[Boris]

HURRAY !

At last I can join in...my first real , proper correct answer !


:dazzler::dazzler::dazzler::dazzler::dazzler::dazz ler::dazzler::dazzler::dazzler::dazzler:

And my quote is...



" oops !"



:wavey::wavey::wavey::wavey::wavey:

[Boris]

OH Come on...it's taken me SOOOOOOOOO long to have a turn . Say something even if it

what a rotten quote we need a bit more !

PLEASE !


:wavey::wavey::wavey::wavey::wavey:

[Maggie]

How about a Clue :conf: :love:

[Mairi]

What a rotten quote, Boris.

We need a bit MORE!!!!!!

:laugh::laugh::laugh:

[Stu xxx]

thats just wrong boris x stop being a meany! x

[Boris]

Oh all right then ....and thanks for letting me play too :love:


From the same film....

" Only when the fat lady sings !"



( but if you had watched it as many times as We have.."oops" would have done !

Simple tastes Mr. Boris and I !!!:joker:

:wavey::wavey::wavey::wavey::wavey:

[susieq]

Is it the wonderfully laconic Jeff Goldblum partnering Will Smith in 'Independence Day'?

I thought he was great in that - he makes me laugh so much.

[Boris]

ME too Susieq...and you are of course correct.


Well Done !


:hello::dance::hello::dance:

Your turn now......

[susieq]

Ok- your starter for 10 is:

"Can I wipe your forehead?"

[Janette]

WOOHOOOO!!!!!!


That is from the 70's classic "Saturday Night Fever"


:elephant::elephant::elephant::dazzler::dazzler::d azzler::elephant::elephant::elephant:

[Boris]

Come on Jannette ,no slacking old thing!


The next question if you please !


:wavey::wavey::wavey::wavey: