Name that movie (off-off-topic)

Really?


I will have to pick that one up one of these days. I haven't seen it in ages.

Yep, but if memory serves, it wasn't originally planned for him to do that scene. I believe that the actor who was cast to play the husband either just couldn't get it right, or didn't show up for shooting. Either way, with the schedule/budget they were on, they couldn't wait to find someone else, so Scorsese did the scene himself.

Okay, here's one:


In "The Treasure of the Sierra Madre" name the child actor who sells Humphrey Bogart and Tim Holt a winning lottery ticket.

My favorite "Little Rascal", Robert Blake.

Correct!

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Originally Posted by some dude in a movie you have to name :P

"Well, I don't know what 'blithely' means, but I'm gonna go back there and get myself a cup of coffee."

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That would be Will Smith in "I, Robot"

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Originally Posted by monkeywrench133

That would be Will Smith in "I, Robot"

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Biddly-ding-ding-ding.



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"Oh you thought I was calling you sugar."


That movie had some cute moments...

OK, here's one for you:

In "Kill Bill" Volumes 1&2, two seperate actors each play two roles in the films. Name each actor and the two characters they play.

I know the sheriff in part I and the guy with the spanish accent in part II (Esteban?) were played by the same actor, but I don't know his name.

The other one is the Asian guy who plays Johnnie Moe (I think that's the character's name), the leader of The Crazy 88's and Pei Mei. Don't know the actor's name either.

You guys got it! Michael parks plays the Sherriff in Vol 1 and Esteban the Mexican Pimp in Vol 2. Gordon Liu plays Johnnie Moe in Vol 1 and Pei Mei in Vol 2. On a side note, Pei Mei's character is not a Tarantino creation, he appeared in several martial arts movies in the 70's. The irony is that in one of them Gordon Liu fights the Pei Mei character.

Okay my turn. What movie is this quote from?

"Greetings programs!"

That's gotta be a TRON moment . . . .

Ok, this one is probably way too easy.

What movie and characters introduced the world to the term "heterosexual life mate"?

I just noticed this post, but I will be the first to say I have no idea..........

Hmmm..... I forgot about it myself.

the characters are "Jay and Silent Bob" in Kevin Smith's (who plays Silent Bob) movie "Dogma".

I think of great quotes when I'm about to fall asleep, but then can never remember them in the morning to post them...

Here's one: "You're a lot like he was...only better...and worse."

Hmmmmmmm..............no clue...........

How about this one, it's so easy, you don't even need to have seen the movie to know it.....................

"fourty two"

based on a book by the same name.

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Hmmmmmmm..............no clue...........

How about this one, it's so easy, you don't even need to have seen the movie to know it.....................

"fourty two"

based on a book by the same name.

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Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

Everyone giving up on my quote? =)

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Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy

Everyone giving up on my quote? =)

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Top Gun................you forced me to think!!!! Ack!!!

OK, now here's a hard one:

"Mr. Rabbit says 'A moment of purity is worth a thousand prayers'"

Okay, that sounds familiar, but I am not coming up with anything. Maybe after some more java......

Here's a hint: The original screenplay was written by a famous writer/director who wasn't very well known at the time, and had his name taken off of the screenplay when he saw what it was re-written into. The famous director who made the movie has since been arrested for drug possession a couple times.

BTW where did you get the "Nosferatu" screen shot?

I don't remember where I got it. I have had it for some time, but I only cropped it and shrunk it down to avatar size the other day.

I'm still not getting it. I am certain I have seen the movie, but I just can't make the connection.

"Natural Born Killers" The prison interview scene with Woody Harrelson and Robert Downey Jr.

The original screenplay was written by Quentin Tarantino before anyone knew who he was. Once Oliver Stone got done re-writing it, Quentin had his name taken off of the credits. Since directing "NBK", Stone has been arrested at least twice for possession.

Quentin eventually resold the original screenplay and it became the basis for the movie "True Romance" with Patricia Arquette and Christian Slater.

"I'm the dude, playing the dude disguised as another dude"



(yep... I know... years old...)

Tropic Thunder!!!!