Shut the fuck up! Or I’ll throw you back in the trunk, you know?
Jesus, that’s more than I’ve heard you say all week.
Smoke a fuckin’ peace pipe, man!
This one will fare better in Café Society, I doth think.
“I got shot in the fuckin’ FACE!”
I just spoke with my manager, and we’re going to throw in the clear coat.
[From memory:] Well, he’s never done this before.
And that’s one of the things that makes this movie what it is; the Cohens treat Marge with humor, affection, and respect. Ebert, I think, called Fargo “a little masterpiece.” As time goes by, I think we can remove the qualifier.
I can’t think of another movie in which a major, pregnant character did not give birth by the end of the film. Marge is still pregnant at the end of Fargo, right?
“I always liked you, Margie.”
“Well, I always-”
“I LIKE YOU SO MUCH!”
I don’t know if I’d call Tommy Lee Jones’ character “weak” or “cowardly;” I simply think he realized he’d reached the limit of his capabilities. He was dealing with a criminal that was beyond his comprehension and thought it best to get out of the game.
I’d love to see how Margie would’ve handled Anton, though.
Tru-Coat! And they put that on at the factory…
Ah, hon… Ya got Arby’s all over me.
You should see the other guy.
Yes she was. My favorite Margie quote:
Ooh, I think I’m gonna barf! Well, that passed. And now I’m hungry again.
There’s more to life than a little evil, you know. Don’tcha know that? And here ya are, and it’s a beautiful day.
I always wondered the point of that whole scene with Mike the weirdo. It seemed so random and unrelated to the story.
“Mind if I sit down? I’m carrying quite a load here.”
Paraphrasing:
You think you’re important, standing there in your little uniform with that stupid fucking grin on your face? Well, that’s the limits of your life, man.
I prefer “What have we got here? Arby’s?” A very useful phrase.
Yer not a ‘C’ student. Yet yer gettin’ ‘C’ grades. It’s that disparity that concerns yer Dad and me. You know what ‘disparity’ means?
There was quite a bit of debate about that scene when it came out. From what I remember, two of the conclusions were:
[ol]
[li]It was just a cool scene. Why is there a cowboy narrator in the Big Lebowski, for instance?[/li][li]This scene gives the rationale for Marge going back to interview Jerry again. She was fooled once, she could have been fooled again, by Jerry this time.[/li][/ol]
Go Bears!
Regards,
Shodan
Ahhh, what the Christ.
I’ll fax that right over to ya. I mean I’ll send it over, I’ll shoot it right over to ya.
I’m not talkin’ 'bout your damn word, Jerry.
Mac-donald’s, hm. What do ya think they do there? They don’t drink milkshakes, I assure ya.