Name the film from the line

[popeyewhite]

Pesty said:

Pesty said:

No way these ar local boys

Nobody got this yet. Come on you should.

Struggling to think of ANY work done by Cornish farmers.

[SpudLink]

popeyewhite said:

Pesty said:

Pesty said:

No way these ar local boys

Nobody got this yet. Come on you should.

Struggling to think of ANY work done by Cornish farmers.

I googled it. I've seen the film but don't remember the line.

[Smiler.]

SpudLink said:

"A boy's best friend is his mother."

I guessed this wrong

Was along the right lines though.

Pesty said:

No way these ar local boys

I was out by a west country mile

[WD39]

Three from Bond.

'Do you want to hear about my life? You do? Good.'

'I feel a slight stiffness coming on.'

'It's like following a cue ball.'

[Smiler.]

WD39 said:

Three from Bond.

'Do you want to hear about my life? You do? Good.'

'I feel a slight stiffness coming on.'

'It's like following a cue ball.'

N°2, Thunderball?

[SpudLink]

WD39 said:

Three from Bond.

'Do you want to hear about my life? You do? Good.'

'I feel a slight stiffness coming on.'

'It's like following a cue ball.'

No 1: not sure. It'll come to me in a minute.

No 2: On Het Majesty's Secret Service

No 3. Live and Let Die

[SpudLink]

SpudLink said:

"A boy's best friend is his mother."

I didn't think it was that difficult. Here's the answer...
https://youtu.be/oziMBzJ88RE

[Ilovejapcrap]

Welcome to the party pal

[SpudLink]

Ilovejapcrap said:

Welcome to the party pal

Yippie-Ki-Yay Mother Phucker

[Pesty]

Smiler. said:

I was out by a west country mile

Ok I'll make it easier

If none of you get it now hand in your man points.

First quote. " now way these are local boys" too hard so

Easy quote " you broke into the wrong god damn rec room"

[Pope]

Tremors









'I also cook.....'

[Tango13]

/\ Under Seige





Somebody stop me...

Edited by Tango13 on Friday 28th October 23:30

[yellowjack]

Tango13 said:

Somebody stop me...

The Mask.

Way too easy.


edit to add...

I'm gonna try this one again -

yellowjack said:

"Things change. They always do. It's one of the laws of nature. Most people are afraid of change, but if you look at it as something you can always count on then it can be a comfort."

- I've corrected it, after watching the film again recently. I got one word wrong when I first submitted it. No-one correctly answered it, and you shouldn't just give up on stuff because it's hard. It's not even that obscure, but it's from a film that relies almost entirely on dialogue between the two lead characters, no real action at all. Perhaps this is why it's not easy to pick it out within the rest of the script?

Edited by yellowjack on Friday 28th October 23:43

[gregd]

wjb said:

yellowjack said:

My next offering...

"Things change. They always do. It's one of the things of nature. Most people are afraid of change, but if you look at it as something you can always count on then it can be a comfort."

Pass

Dr Jekyll said:

'Was he hurt?'

'Don't think he felt a thing.'

Sounds cheesey 80's but I haven't got a clue.

gregd said:

"That's a walk-in bank. You don't have to be Dillinger for this one."

"Dillinger got killed."

"Not in a bank."

The getaway!

Edited by wjb on Wednesday 19th October 13:36

Well done, yep, The Getaway. Sorry, was away myself this week!

[Pesty]

yellowjack said:

- I've corrected it, after watching the film again recently. I got one word wrong when I first submitted it. No-one correctly answered it, and you shouldn't just give up on stuff because it's hard. It's not even that obscure, but it's from a film that relies almost entirely on dialogue between the two lead characters, no real action at all. Perhaps this is why it's not easy to pick it out within the rest of the script?

Edited by yellowjack on Friday 28th October 23:43

Not giving up perhaps we just haven't seen it. To be fair it's the type of dialogue that could be in any film.

[popeyewhite]

Pesty said:

yellowjack said:

- I've corrected it, after watching the film again recently. I got one word wrong when I first submitted it. No-one correctly answered it, and you shouldn't just give up on stuff because it's hard. It's not even that obscure, but it's from a film that relies almost entirely on dialogue between the two lead characters, no real action at all. Perhaps this is why it's not easy to pick it out within the rest of the script?

Edited by yellowjack on Friday 28th October 23:43

Not giving up perhaps we just haven't seen it. To be fair it's the type of dialogue that could be in any film.

I've cheated and used Google. I would never even have guessed. Perhaps a clue yellowjack?

[yellowjack]

popeyewhite said:

Pesty said:

yellowjack said:

yellowjack said:

"Things change. They always do. It's one of the laws of nature. Most people are afraid of change, but if you look at it as something you can always count on then it can be a comfort."

- I've corrected it, after watching the film again recently. I got one word wrong when I first submitted it. No-one correctly answered it, and you shouldn't just give up on stuff because it's hard. It's not even that obscure, but it's from a film that relies almost entirely on dialogue between the two lead characters, no real action at all. Perhaps this is why it's not easy to pick it out within the rest of the script?

Edited by yellowjack on Friday 28th October 23:43

Not giving up perhaps we just haven't seen it. To be fair it's the type of dialogue that could be in any film.

I've cheated and used Google. I would never even have guessed. Perhaps a clue yellowjack?

Set in rural Iowa in 1965, despite being one of the greatest films of all time (IMHO) it barely got a look in at the Oscars. Just one nomination, for Best Actress. The Academy Awards committee gave Best Picture and Best Director Oscars to the steaming turd that is Braveheart, not even a nomination in either category for this brilliant movie. Hell, they even considered Babe for Best Picture over this film. A film about Arthur Hoggett's pig, FFS! WTF were the Academy thinking???? And don't even get me started about Nicholas Cage as Best Actor...

[Pesty]

Never seen it. Not my thing.