From “Night of the Creeps”: Police detective is in the sorority house, while zombies are invading campus. Bus full of fraternity brothers arrives to take the sorority sisters to the big dance. Detective looks out window:
Detective: “I’ve got good news and bad news, girls. The good news is your dates are here.”
Most of the movie “Glen Or Glenda?” as written by Ed Wood Jr.
The movie is narrated, and contains some of the most stream-of-consciousness narration ever actually seen onscreen. And that’s not even counting Bela Lugosi’s scenes, which have nothing to do with the movie, and were inserted solely so they could stick Lugosi’s name on the credits…
“They’re down there, trapped in the belly of that iron beast” (or something like that–going from memory).
C’mon! Raiders of the Lost Ark showed that Sallah was a competent assistant to Indy, and then Last Crusade gives us THIS?!? What’s next, Sallah? “Oooo! The Nazis are shooting at us with their thunder-sticks!”
**Bortai **: For me, there is no peace while you live, Mongol.
**Temujin **: You’re beautiful in your wrath.
**Temujin **: She is a woman - much woman. Should her perfidy be less than that of other women?
**Temujin **: While I live, while my blood burns hot, your daughter is not safe in her tent.
**Temujin **: Come and take me, mongrels - if you dare. While I have fingers to grasp a sword, and eyes to see your cowardly faces, your treacherous heads will not be safe on your shoulders. For I am Temujin, the Conqueror. No prison can hold me, no army defeat me.
**Bortai **: The Conqueror? Mighty armies cannot stop him. But one touch of my lips… Yes, he captured me - but he cannot tame me.
**Hunlun **: My son has won the world. Still he must conquer that red-headed Jezebel.
**Temujin **: I feel this Tartar woman is for me, and my blood says, take her. There are moments for wisdom and moments when I listen to my blood; my blood says, take this Tartar woman.
My brother pointed this one out to me. It’s a good line with a stupid line stuck in the middle. When Henry Blake is killed on MAS*H, Radar announces in the O.R.:
“Colonel Henry Blake’s plane was shot down over the sea of Japan. The plane spun in. There were no survivors.”
In what way does “the plane spun in” contribute to the scene AT ALL? Hmmm, Radar, you forgot to mention the wind speed at the time, and the water temperature.