Guy walks into a bar he’s not a regular at and says to the bartender who he doesn’t know “A beer.”
The bartender draws him a beer and never asks “What kind?” or even “Draft or bottle?” or anything else you’d think relevant. Same goes for whiskey. I’d like to see a movie or TV show where he does this and after the customer takes a swig the bartender says “That’ll be $28.50” because he gave him a specialty Norwegian beer only available in that one pub and kept in reserve or poured him a shot of Johnnie Walker Blue (or some other very high end whiskey).
[QUOTE=Novelty Bobble]
Now I’m pretty sure that “it’s quiet…too quiet” has been said to me personally far more often than it has ever been uttered in the movies.
“Nobody puts baby in a corner” and all of it’s variations. It get’s used in movies all the time (as a joke clearly referencing Dirty Dancing) but I’m not sure I’ve heard it more then once or twice in real life.
I actually got to use that once! We were white water rafting, and a bump knocked me out of the raft. A friend caught my leg, but was going to be dragged into the water himself. We did the full “Go! Save yourself!” “We all go home, or no one goes home!” exchange before I kicked off into the water. He was courteous enough to scream “NOOOOOOOOOO!”
Reminds me of the scene in Office Space where they load the program they wrote onto the network and then mention that it wasn’t as dramatic as they thought it would be.