Human without the bean

Al Pacino

The irony is so thick you could choke on it. Think, Frank. Think. The same government that trained me to kill trained you to protect. Yet now you want to kill me while up on that roof I protected you. There going to write books about us, Frank.

That's it Raf. That was pretty easy, right? That's Charlie Babbitt talking to his brother Rain Man

Bump..This is a memorable quote.

Fine then, I'll drop some hints. She's an English actress. She played the character Queen Victoria. She also starred very recently along side an A-list actor in a movie with the tagline: #LiveDieRepeat.

That goes for me too.

I got off track here and I have to apologize. I was trying to come up with a Rolling Stones song from memory and this is what came to me. But it didn't receive enough radio time to warrant it being posted here. Hang Fire ~Rolling Stones~ Sorry, but my link disappeared. Here's one we all will recognize. This is a story about Billie Joe and Bobbie Sue Two young lovers with nothin' better to do Than sit around the house, get high, and watch the tube And here's what happened when they decided to cut loose

Thanks for enlightening me WordWolf. I did'nt know what "on the dole" meant by the artist in the song. I do know that they don't suffer financially. They are all mega millionaires.

I guess I don't catch your drift. Was it my post?

Oh well. I'm still up. In the sweet old country where I come from Nobody ever works Yeah nothing gets done You know marrying money is a full time job I don't need the aggravation I'm a lazy slob We got nothing to eat We got nowhere to work Nothing to drink We just lost our shirts I'm on the dole I ain't for hire

OK. Fair enough, it was ~Arlo Guthrie~ Coming Into Los Angeles.

Anne Hathaway (Didn't she win an Oscar for that?) The Devil Wears Prada Emily Blunt

Coming in from London from over the pole Flying in a big airliner Chicken flying everywhere around the plane Could we ever feel much finer There's a guy with a ticket to Mexico Could he ever look much stranger Walkin' in the hall with his things and all Smilin', said he was the Lone Ranger Hip woman walking on a moving floor Tripping on the escalator There's a man in the line, and she's blowing his mind Thinking that he's already made her Year was 1969, Woodstock

Well if no one can guess that one, let's try this one: Punch the keys, for God's sake!!!!!!! Yes! Yes! Your the man now, Dawg.

The Hitcher Rutger Hauer Batman Begins, and looks to see if the coast is clear > ^ <~~~~~~~~ Yes

Oh good. No one's got this yet. No searching the forums now. Is that cheating?

Yes. and yes Raf, if you want to be technical, they were in the same movie before acting together in Heat both of them in the same scenes. Pacino and De Niro were in Godfather II but never acted on scene together. Which if you think about it shouldn't count. Good job George.

I had to look it up. Remo Williams: The Adventure Begins Fred Ward Tremors

Ok, let's try this. This movie features two American actors who were acting together for the first time. Collectively they have been in over 150 different movies before this, but never together. In the film, a bank heist takes place, where a shootout ensues and some consider this action sequence the best action scene in the history of american cinema. Like Jack Nicholson in A Few Good Men, the two leading actors in this film actually were only on film together in the same scenes a total of less than 10 minutes. Jack Nicholson only appeared in AFGM a total of less than 20 minutes. The word fluck is used in the movie 52 times. Mostly by one of these actors. The shootout scene is shown to Marine recruits as an example of the proper way to retreat while under fire.

How good's your memory? I've used this before. IMO it's one of the best one liners I've ever heard. You want a war? You want a war? I'll give you a war! I was born for it!

Go ahead if someone's got one. Otherwise I'll post something by tomorrow.

Meet The Parents Robert De niro is very funny. One of my favorites.

Yeah that's it George.

OK. I didn't kill my wife!

Really. I don't think I've ever seen that one.