movie quote game

I am not certain if these are the movie that you are looking for, but the quote is in both of them.

The Shootist - John Wayne

Mean Guns - Ice T

Let me know if that's what you are looking for.

Sorry... I would've gave the answer away earlier but I haven't seen this thread since I last posted.

It's Eli Wallach in The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly. Here's another quote to think about:

"Do not speak to me of rules. This is war! This is not a game of cricket!"

Lawrence of Arabia

"Farewell, Ethel Barrymore. I must tear myself from your side! (sound of tearing)"

Just get the movie on this one and we'll all be happy.

juntel, you were sooo... close. My quote was from The Bridge of the River Kwai. Oh well, same director, and Alec Guinness was in both... close enough.

Elanor, that is from Singin' in the Rain, the most outrageously happy and anti-depressing film on the planet.

Here's my contribution - just the movie will do:

"That woman... is a woman!"

Good job, IP.

Shakespeare In Love
(and I haven't seen the movie yet! The quote I heard from trailer of the movie...)

My turn then... quote: "So ya thought ya might like to go to the show, to feel the warm thrill of confusion, that space cadet glow."

Note: anduin please abstain! I know you know the answer!

That was Pink Floyd, that was music! oh God!

Although i haven´t seen the movie, i guess that lines must be in "The wall", but perhaps you are referring to other film in which somebody speaks about the band. I don´t know.

You are right Fat.....and Bob Geldof delivered the line.

Yep, Geldof in the movie adaptation "The Wall".

"I've got news for you, 'sunshine'..."

So it's your turn to give a quote, Fat.

Well, i think this is very easy...

"love is not love which alters when it alteration finds"

I'm not sure what film that's from... but it's also the first line in Shakespeare's sonnet #116... so I'd have to venture a guess. Shakespeare in Love, perhaps?

´tis that sonnet, but not that film.

"Dumb and Dumber" ?

uuh, sorry. me dumb. i forgot this topic.

no, not that movie. i think i must give a hint if anybody is still interested: it´s a movie based on an english novel set on the 19th century.

Sense and Sensibility?

(I was *kidding* about Dumb&Dumber !!!)

Right!!

your turn, juntel

"Ample make this bed.
Make this bed with awe;
In it wait till judgment break
Excellent and fair."

Isn't that a poem by Emily Dickinson?

Yep, the first part of the poem.

In what movie whas it quoted more than once?

Hint: one of the main characters is a biscuit.