Movie Quotes Continued

[Shaggy 2 Grote]

Thanks for confirming my suspicions.  Wanted the comic fucking blew.

[kray]

The secret of the loom is entirely true. Wanted was a whole lot of bad.

absolutely awful. but a jolie is good. just not believable as a cold blooded killer at alllll. she is just too skinny.

[Sarah]

What does weight have to do with killing cold-bloodedly?  Or is it that you just don't think she'd be strong enough to subdue her victim if that became necessary?

[Spoony]

What does weight have to do with killing cold-bloodedly?  Or is it that you just don't think she'd be strong enough to subdue her victim if that became necessary?

Yes, like Nancy says, "Never trust a junkie."

[Shaggy 2 Grote]

What does weight have to do with killing cold-bloodedly?  Or is it that you just don't think she'd be strong enough to subdue her victim if that became necessary?

Yes, like Nancy says, "Never trust a junkie."

That was in Nancy?  I always thought there was something a little off about Sluggo.

[Gagneaux]

Wanted the comic fucking blew.

whole-heartedly agreed

[JonFromMaplewood]

Just saw "Wanted."  Ugh. 

Quote:

"We take our orders...from a loom."

Seriously?

Seriously.  Shameless product endorsements, partially explained superpowers that are never fully explained, rip-offs of other films, questionable messages (It's okay to assassinate people if the orders are coming from a higher power, but not if they are coming from a  human).  Argh.  I left angry.

[Sarah]

(It's okay to assassinate people if the orders are coming from a higher power, but not if they are coming from a  human). 

But that's just true, isn't it?

[Chris L]

A higher power just told me that Angelina Jolie should have quit after Gia.

[steely damn]

From American Movie, http://www.americanmovie.com/ which, if you haven't seen, I highly recommend.
From Mike Schank:

see, two dollars and two dollars and a potato means two dollars

Also, Mike Schank's album has maybe the best title of any I can recall:

Mike  Schank: Songs I Know

[Wes]

Some selections from 1987's Over the Top.

Lincoln Hawk: I always wanted to be a milk shake.

John Grizzly: When I get to the table, that person, I don't care who they are, they're my mortal enemy. I hate them.

Bull Hurley: Being number one is everything. There is no second place. Second sucks.

Bull Hurley: I drive truck, break arms and arm wrestle. It's what I love to do, it's what I do best.

You know, I think you could get pretty far in life, following the philosophy of Bull Hurley.

[orangewhip]

"Wha Happened?" -Fred Willard, A Mighty Wind

[jbissell]

Walter Matthau getting handed the trophy by the woman at the end of The Bad News Bears: "Thank you sir."

[JonFromMaplewood]

Walter Matthau getting handed the trophy by the woman at the end of The Bad News Bears: "Thank you sir."

I second that one.  Just saw Bad News Bears with my daughter recently. Thought I would introduce her to the world of "Strong PG" with that one.  A lot of the movie had lost its yuks, and came across as swears for laughs.  But that line stood out.

[Martin]

Some selections from 1987's Over the Top.

Lincoln Hawk: I always wanted to be a milk shake.

John Grizzly: When I get to the table, that person, I don't care who they are, they're my mortal enemy. I hate them.

Bull Hurley: Being number one is everything. There is no second place. Second sucks.

Bull Hurley: I drive truck, break arms and arm wrestle. It's what I love to do, it's what I do best.

You know, I think you could get pretty far in life, following the philosophy of Bull Hurley.

Thanks for sharing that, Wes. Haven't seen Over the Top since I was a kid. "Second sucks." Glorious.