Challenge us with a non-famous line from a movie

Unforgiven is incorrect, There Will Be Blood is correct.

Gangs of NY is correct.

Moscow on the Hudson

No Robin Williams fans here, I assume?

I knew those sounded familiar. I caught that on PlutoTV a few months back.

OK, I’m going to ask for help identifying this one because I remember the scene but I can’t name the movie. I’m paraphrasing the quote from very old memory.

It’s a modern country western music type setting, a bar full of colorful characters, I think Willie Nelson makes a cameo. One of the patrons, or maybe servers, is a lady of easy virtue and when someone asks her about her behavior she says…

‘cuz it’s fun. Anybody who says it isn’t is either lying or not doin’ it right.’

“I always buy a first class ticket for my cello.”

This one is probably too difficult:

From the same movie:
“A brass unicorn has been catapulted across a London street and impaled an eminent surgeon. Words fail me, gentlemen.”

Some Like It Hot?

STATE AND MAIN?

The Living Daylights?

Neither of those, but I can see why they’re good guesses.

It’s from a rather more obscure film, but I think someone here has probably seen it. For some reason, that line has stuck with me.

Another of mine still hanging out there:

“Well, it’s just that you get to do all the dangerous stuff, and I get to parallel park.”

Another line:

“So why do they call you Snake? What, do you have a long wee-wee?”

“The government can’t be concerned any longer with outmoded penological theories. Soon we may be needing all of our prison space for political offenders. Common criminals like these are best dealt with on a purely curative basis.”

Clockwork Orange

That was quick! Would it have been harder if I left off the 3rd sentence?

For me, definitely yes!

Correct

Escape From New York

Nope. I thought that might be a curveball.

Here’s another scene:

“Very good. You have the right to remain silent. Now what else?”
“Anything I say may be used against me in a court of law.”
“That’s two, you’re doing great. Now what’s next?”
“I have the right to an attorney. If I cannot afford an attorney, one will be appointed to me by the court.”
“Yeah! Yeah. Now do you understand these rights you just explained to us?”
“Oh yeah.”
“It is such a pleasure to deal with professionals. Refreshing.”

“Alimentary, my dear Felix.”

Diamonds are Forever

I always liked that line.