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when used in a subtle way. Like throwing in a blurb about eugooglies and what not, but entire threads of movie quotes have become over played.
HAHAHA! Every time I'm headed toward So Cal and we pass through San Dimas, I always yell that!Craw said:"Everything is different, but the same... things are more moderner than before... bigger, and yet smaller... it's computers... San Dimas High School football rules."
It's from Mallrats, when the dude is trying to see the hidden picture of the sailboat and the little kid calls it a schooner, and then explains that a schooner and a sailboat are the same thing.TheInedibleHulk said:If you can identify the references in my sig and location you can be in my club.
You in the club. Snoogins.dexterq20 said:It's from Mallrats, when the dude is trying to see the hidden picture of the sailboat and the little kid calls it a schooner, and then explains that a schooner and a sailboat are the same thing.
I'm gonna disagree with that as well, and offer up Napoleon Dynamite as the most quotable (as well as the most abundantly quoted) movie.sanjuro said:The most quotable movie ever, Training Day
so a movie that came out a year ago has been quoted more than any other movie...........rightdexterq20 said:I'm gonna disagree with that as well, and offer up Napoleon Dynamite as the most quotable (as well as the most abundantly quoted) movie.
That one was in the trailer. . . that alone was enough for me to want to see the movie (Rushmore).zod said:"They're OR Scrubs"
"Oh are they?"
haha I was about to throw some rushmore quotes up. I did see Life Aquatic. Of course I liked it because Wes Anderson is my favorite director, but I must admit the it didnt feel as complete and satifying as Rushmore or Tenenbaums. The dialouge is typical wes dry-humor genious, and Bill Murray has the same melancholy sarcasm that made his character great in Rushmore. Definately worth seeing and I will be seeing it again, Im sure there is alot in there that I did not fuly appreciate the first time, as is the nature of all his movies.Fathead said:That one was in the trailer. . . that alone was enough for me to want to see the movie (Rushmore).
It was good too!
Anyone seen Life Aquatic?
My contribution reflects the fact my kids watch the same 3 DVDs over and over:
"I'm not a smart dog, but I know what roadkill is."
Where did you get my coffee maker?TheInedibleHulk said:haha I was about to throw some rushmore quotes up. I did see Life Aquatic. Of course I liked it because Wes Anderson is my favorite director, but I must admit the it didnt feel as complete and satifying as Rushmore or Tenenbaums. The dialouge is typical wes dry-humor genious, and Bill Murray has the same melancholy sarcasm that made his character great in Rushmore. Definately worth seeing and I will be seeing it again, Im sure there is alot in there that I did not fuly appreciate the first time, as is the nature of all his movies.
mack said:"all the dude wanted was his rug back"
You suck at quoting. Belowski?? The girls name is Maude Lebowski.mack said:"Jackie Treehorn draws allot of water around here, you dont draw **** Belowski."
"Ow, you ****ing facsist!"
"Ya, his girlfriend cut off her tow and its not fair!"
"aaaaaaaiiiiiiiiiiiihihihihihihi" as the girl is going on the trapese throwing paint. classic.
"SHUT YOUR FILTHY HOLE"loco said:when used in a subtle way. Like throwing in a blurb about eugooglies and what not, but entire threads of movie quotes have become over played.