[QUOTE=twickster]
“Attica!”
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Dog Day Afternoon
Hooah (however you spell it.)
smokin’
excellent
[QUOTE=Johnny L.A.]
Just to recap:
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DEATH!: I don’t know. (The Princess Bride?)
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Return of the King would work for this one.
Chicken Run also had “Freeeedommm!” but that was obviously referencing Braveheart.
Badges???
Umm, that’s The Treasure of Sierra Madre, not Blazing Saddles
[QUOTE=Johnny L.A.]
DEATH!: I don’t know. (The Princess Bride?)
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Laughing Lagomorph had it right; Return of the King
[QUOTE=Johnny L.A.]
Wrong!: See above.
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Terminator.
Tatonka!
Aqaba!
“Scouts?”
Redrum!
Fubar.
Tara
Bugs!
Wilson!
…funny. So far, no IMDB links. Honestly, people…
[QUOTE=chowder]
“Crap”
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Independance Day…the bloke in the car when he sees another car heading through the air right at him
[QUOTE=spoke-]
Redrum!
Fubar.
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Fubar…Saving Private Ryan
“…Saigon.”
As much as I hate to admit I remember this:
“Ditto”
[QUOTE=chowder]
Fubar…Saving Private Ryan
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I think the word in Saving Private Ryan was the closely related “snafu.”
My entry: “E-LAAAAAAAAAAINE!” (It’s better if you have a window to pound on.)
[QUOTE=jackelope]
I think the word in Saving Private Ryan was the closely related “snafu.”
My entry: “E-LAAAAAAAAAAINE!” (It’s better if you have a window to pound on.)
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I clearly remember them talking about ‘fubar’.
‘Redrum’ (from ‘The Shining’) and ‘Rosebud’ are my two favorite entries in this thread thus far.
If “Her” is from a TV show could it be from “That Girl” ?
Just guessing.
“Yeesh.”
and
“Goldie.” Both from the same film.
“Tradition!”
“Boomstick”
[QUOTE=Rigamarole]
Nee!
- The Knights Who Say “Nee!”
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Nee? Nee?
Dude, where I come from, knights say “Ni”.
You could also use the word “shrubbery” for that movie. I don’t think I’ve ever heard that word used in any other movie, ever.