More Lines from Movies

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Movie: Bachelor Party(1984)


She/Tim:
By the way, my name is Tim and I'm always available. I also do engine work on BMW's.



Movie: Under Siege 2: Dark Territory(1995)


Penn:
Not mace, sweetheart. Pepper spray. Sold to civilians.


[snatches canister from Sarah]

Penn:
But once you get used to it...



[sprays some into his mouth]

Penn:
...it just clears the sinuses!



Movie: Backdraft(1991)


Lt. Steven McCaffrey:
You go. We go.



Movie: Major Dundee(1965)


Capt. Benjamin Tyreen:
[the command comes across a troop of French cavalry] Congratulations, Major. It seems like you've found yourself a real war after all.



Movie: Halloween H20: 20 Years Later(1998)


Sarah:
Okay Charlie, no sex kinks till I've eaten.



Movie: Unhinged(1982)


Terry Morgan:
A lot of really weird things are going on round here!... Breathing, strange sounds, your Mother, now faces at the window... I can't stand it!



Movie: Adaptation.(2002)


John Laroche:
Look, I'll tell you a story, all right? I once feel deeply, profoundly in love with tropical fish. Had 60 goddamn fish tanks in my house. I skin dived to find just the right ones. Then one day I say fuck fish. I renounce fish. I vow never to set foot in that ocean again. That's how much fuck fish.



Movie: Our Little Girl(1935)


Molly Middleton:
You were almost late, Daddy.

Dr. Donald Middleton:
Almost never won first prize. Say, where do you want us to sit?

Molly Middleton:
Oh, as if you didn't know.

Dr. Donald Middleton:
No, honestly, I've forgotten.

Molly Middleton:
You've forgotten where we sit when we picnic at Heaven's Gate? Oh, Daddy! Have you forgotten, too, Mommy? Do I have to tell you?

Elsa Middleton:
Afraid so.

Molly Middleton:
Right over there, where we always sit every May and September.




Today's Movie News

Ebert's Four-Star Reviews' a fun peek at four-decade career

Sun, 02 Mar 2008 09:44:00 GMT
Lubbock Avalanche-Journal - In fact, two of my favorite movies were released in 1974: "The Godfather, Part Two" and "Chinatown" - only one of which, by the way, earned four stars from Ebert.

Movies: Want to boost the Oscar telecast's ratings? Add movie ads (The Salt Lake Tribune)

Sun, 02 Mar 2008 07:27:00 GMT
The movie that won the Best Picture Oscar of 1952 - the first time the Academy Awards ceremony was televised, on March 19, 1953 - was "The Greatest Show on Earth.

Movies opening this week (New York Daily News)

Sun, 02 Mar 2008 09:52:35 GMT
"The Bank Job," "College Road Trip" and "10,000 B.C." are among the new movies coming to theaters this week.

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