OK, some of you may be familiar with this :lol:

too easy....

from Apocalypse Now....

can't remember the characters name, but if my memory serves me right, he was played by Robert Duvall?

try this:

I haven't got a clue... I've been thinking about it all day!!

Don't tell me yet though... I expect some one will get it :)

here's an easy one;

Alec Guinness in Star Wars:

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Jack Nicholson in a Few Good Men:

'Suppose I'd better think of one!

Show me the Money!!!

Mr McGue, or some one :)

here's one:

That which was inanimate is now energized! That which was inanimate is now energized!

:(

i'm guessing something along the lines of 'it's alive! it's alive!'

but i can't for the life of me think what film it's from..... :( <_<



:EDIT:

oo oo ooh!

just thought of it:

Boris Karloff - Frankenstein. non?

Yep, 1931!!

Except: Colin Clive played Dr. Frankenstein and said it. Boris Karloff was the un-dead dude ;)

OK, this is a clue to a film quote. I'm sure you know it. I haven't looked it up, but I think it's right!

Matthew 6:28

:edit: - looked it up and corrected it!

Well, there was this from O Brother, Where Art Thou:

Err, yes and no!

I was going with:

Now He's picking on the lillies!

69 dude!

I couldn't actually make it any sillier... so, name the film :)

yep, Monty Python and the Holy Grail.

one of my favourite films!

Extraneous Quote:

:lol: :lol: :P B)

That crap film is messin' with my Melon, man!

:huh:

along the right lines, but no.....

still stuck?


need a clue?

:D

I'm wondering if I know it :huh:

it's from a feature-length cartoon, if that helps....

South Park: Bigger, Longer, And Uncut

Chef: Ain't you heard of the emmancipation proclamation?
General: I don't listen to hip-hop.

OK I do remember it!!!

(needed a little help to remind me though...)


...trying to think of a good one <_<

Bonus Points if you get this - it's a bit obscure:

Doc: Why, the whole place is clean.
Grumpy: There's dirty work afoot!

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

1937

Roy Atwell (Doc)

Pinto Colvig (Grumpy)

B)


can i have my bonus points now please? :P

(sung to theme from the flintstones)

Go a'guessing. Apart from 'the simpsons' - that much should be obvious...hopefully <_<

'Boot time Oi posted somethin' back 'ere really.... lol

Yay!! Resurrection special:

Marge Vs the Monorail the Flintstones opener :o)

Caddy shack
One of the greatest films in modern times and bill murrey is amazing as the slightly unhinged groundskeeper

Sounds like South Park, although I don't remember the episode.

not southpark

Yes you can :P

Porky's!

"We could put up wanted posters all over school: Have you seen this prick? Report immediately to Beula Balbricker. Do not attempt to apprehend this prick, as it is armed and dangerous. It was last seen hanging out in the girls' locker room at Angel Beach High School. "

:rofl:

I'd completely forgotten the rules to this game, which I made up - or nicked, I can't remember which <_<

OK here's mine:

:whip:

"Eat my Shorts"

:lol:

I see dead people.

Play it again, Sam?

Note, the line was never actually used in Casablanca. However, it was used in the Marx Brothers' film "A Night in Casablanca".

And if it is "Play it again Sam" then my understanding of the word "recursion" is completely wrong :(

You're probably right. I read it as "recurring" :shame:

The two words have a fairly similar route. Recursion in mathematics is where you solve something by repeatedly using the same set of operations to gain a more accurate answer.

In real life it is simply a case of repeating something.

So was I right or wrong? :lol:

Oh you were right with the quote.

In that case, Yay for me!

And... bump my quotesque :P

Is it Laurel and Hardy based? "Another fine mess you've gotten us into"?