Greatest Movie Insults - Can you identify?
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PSEYXWmEse8
NSFW due to lots of swearing.
I think I could name about 40% (which is a bit poor I realise!)
Who can help out?
NSFW due to lots of swearing.
I think I could name about 40% (which is a bit poor I realise!)
Who can help out?
Tiggsy said:
Al pacino in glenn Gary Glenn Ross is just sublime.
This...When Spacey loses him the deal...best use of the word you should never utter, in history.Second best, Officer and a Gentleman, Gere to his mates ex girl...strong stuff.
Edited by Robbo66 on Saturday 14th April 13:29
Robbo66 said:
Tiggsy said:
Al pacino in glenn Gary Glenn Ross is just sublime.
This...When Spacey loses him the deal...best use of the word you should never utter, in history.Second best, Officer and a Gentleman, Gere to his mates ex girl...strong stuff.
Edited by Robbo66 on Saturday 14th April 13:29
The other great one is Alec baldwins "I drove here in an $80k BMW, that's my name" line. Along with his "are they all here?" "all but one" "I'm going anyway" before launching his into his speech. That's how every sales meeting should start!
Ray Luxury-Yacht said:
What film is the line f
k you, you fking fk from?
Can't remember but I always thought this was some kind of ultimate!
ETA: just had a look, Wikipedia says: 'The phrase "fk you, you fking fk!" is a memorable quote from the movie Blue Velvet from 1986'
Something v similar in Boondock Saints. Top film!k you, you fking fk from?Can't remember but I always thought this was some kind of ultimate!
ETA: just had a look, Wikipedia says: 'The phrase "f
k you, you fking fk!" is a memorable quote from the movie Blue Velvet from 1986'Tiggsy said:
Having worked in sales we used so many lines from that film! Often wanted someone to ruin a close for me just do I could use that one!
The other great one is Alec baldwins "I drove here in an $80k BMW, that's my name" line. Along with his "are they all here?" "all but one" "I'm going anyway" before launching his into his speech. That's how every sales meeting should start!
When I was in recruitment, a couple of the others told me to watch 'Boiler Room.' They said 'that's how the sales floor should be!'The other great one is Alec baldwins "I drove here in an $80k BMW, that's my name" line. Along with his "are they all here?" "all but one" "I'm going anyway" before launching his into his speech. That's how every sales meeting should start!
Good film, but er - there was no way I thought we should be taking our cues from that!!!
Ray Luxury-Yacht said:
What film is the line fk you, you fking fk from?
Can't remember but I always thought this was some kind of ultimate!
ETA: just had a look, Wikipedia says: 'The phrase "fk you, you fking fk!" is a memorable quote from the movie Blue Velvet from 1986'
Also, Jay and Silent Bob strike back.k you, you fking fk from?Can't remember but I always thought this was some kind of ultimate!
ETA: just had a look, Wikipedia says: 'The phrase "f
k you, you fking fk!" is a memorable quote from the movie Blue Velvet from 1986'I got about 65%
crofty1984 said:
Ray Luxury-Yacht said:
What film is the line fk you, you fking fk from?
Can't remember but I always thought this was some kind of ultimate!
ETA: just had a look, Wikipedia says: 'The phrase "fk you, you fking fk!" is a memorable quote from the movie Blue Velvet from 1986'
Also, Jay and Silent Bob strike back.k you, you fking fk from?Can't remember but I always thought this was some kind of ultimate!
ETA: just had a look, Wikipedia says: 'The phrase "f
k you, you fking fk!" is a memorable quote from the movie Blue Velvet from 1986'I got about 65%
k you, you fking fkers' was uttered by Clive Owen in 'Shoot 'em Up', which is close enough to the original quote:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=evJJKYU2iTI
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