Yep.
Both correct!
An Officer and a Gentleman
Still unanswered. I’ll post the answers here tomorrow if there’ve been no correct guesses.
t12 - “And we’re just the ones to do it! Eggnog?”
t15 - “Will you come in here, please? We would like to have a word with you.”
t20 - “Yeah, I remember the first time I got shot out of a cannon.”
My WAGs: The Ref, or one of the Santa Clause movies.
I’m almost positive I remember Tom Arnold saying that. Um… True Lies? I think he was ripping the kid’s motorcycle gear. Great line.
Ned Beatty cocking off to one of the two hillbillies in Deliverance, the one that was about to ‘have his way’ with him.
Correct- that’s Lou Gossett right before he busted Richard Gere for hiding and selling contraband in the barracks.
My remaining quotes:
T22- “And I bet you’re sorry you won!”
T23- “That’s important, isn’t it? Being right?”
T25- “THAT’s not gross. Gross is when you go to kiss your grandpa good night and he sticks his tongue down your throat.”
AST4- "What I choose to do with my schlong is my business. "
AST5- "Lawyers are like nuclear warheads. They have theirs, so I have mine. But if you use them, they fuck up everything. "
T25 is from North Dallas Forty
Yes it is- that’s Mac Davis, playing a thinly disguised Don Meredith. Good work.
You got it. “cocking off” - ha!
L1 - We wanna be free to do what we wanna do.
L2 - Well, I guess I’m just not officer material.
L3 - Elk don’t know how many feet a horse has!
L4 - The thing I don’t understand is every motherfuckin’ word you’re saying.
L5 - Hey, wait a minute… why aren’t we slowing down?
L2 - The Dirty Dozen, Charles Bronson (?)
L3 - Jeremiah Johnson
Right, Will Geer as Bear Claw Chris Lapp.
That’s the DEA agent to Terence Stamp in The Limey.
Right you are.
Neither, sorry.
Correct! A great line from a great movie.
Here are some more:
eh1 - “I call that bold talk for a one-eyed fat man!”
eh2 - “I’d ask you along, but talking makes her nervous.”
eh3 - “Let’s play chess.”
eh4 - “I’m calling about the bomb, Dmitri.”
eh5 - “They say a slice off a cut loaf’s never missed.”
True Grit
War Games
Dr. Strangelove
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