Wonder George? Was that with or without editing. No one should ever watch Pulp Fiction on cable because it's too graphic. And there is lots and lots of profanity. Cable television sensors, and cuts it to pieces with editing that keeps anyone from getting interested and ruins it for people watching it.
Part of its folklore is its graphic nature and use of profanity. It's a modern movie with a look at violence from another vein. Goodness it's a comedy about a group of gangsters.
Maybe for the best. Language discretion would be advised if I was to keep going. :(
Let's try again shall we.
We all have skeletons in the closet, we just don't know when they're gonna pop up and bite us in the foot. Huh, Jack? You changed your MO, 'cause if they knew your mother was the Nightingale, they would have looked at the family. They would have looked at you.
What are you looking at?
Stealing your life away. You went down 30 years ago, pal. You just don't know it yet.
Sorry 'bout that. So Queens, you psyched for the Series?
I don't really follow baseball anymore. I got fed up with all the bulls#it.
Fed up? Lemme tell you something, in a 1000 years, when school kids study America, they're gonna learn about three things: the Constitution, Rock 'n' Roll, and Baseball.
No, just working the job. As a matter of fact, I caught a case that goes back to your day. One of the Nightingale murders.
No kidding.
No. Missing teenager, disappeared back in '68. Found her bones last week buried out by some old diner by Dyckman Street. Mary Finelli. Yeah, talk about dumb luck. The odds of anyone finding that 30 years later and the chance of hitting a dental? Forget about it. The best part is, she's the first victim. She knew the killer, so I bet those old bones are gonna do a lot of talking. Not for nothing, the past is a funny thing. We all have skeletons in the closet, we just don't know when they're gonna pop up and bite us in the as$.
Huh, Jack? You changed your MO, 'cause if they knew your mother was the Nightingale, they would have looked at the family. They would have looked at you.
What are you looking at?
Stealing your life away. You went down 30 years ago, pal. You just don't know it yet.
I'm sorry to hear that. The movie is Frequency. Dennis Quaid. Jim Caviezel.
Intense, crime, drama, sci-fi, thriller all in one. A cross-time radio link connects a father and son across 30 years. To change the past the son, Jim Caviezel (who stays is the future) tries to tell his dad, Dennis Quaid, how he can stop a serial killer from killing his mother. But, in so doing, the killer uncovers what they are up to and things begin unraveling. A very well acted and well written movie. One of the best sci-fy thrillers ever.
Character 1. Speaking of horses did you ever see those Lipizzaner stallions.
Character 2. What?
Character 1. From Portugal. The Lipizzaner stallions. The most highly trained horses in the world. They're all white?
Character 2. Yes, sir.
Character 1. "Yes, sir" you're aware they're all white or "Yes, sir" you've seen them?
Character 2. Yes, sir I've seen them. Yes, sir I was aware that they're are all white. They are not from Portugal; they're from Spain and at birth, they're not white; they're black. Sir.
Character 1. I didn't know that. But they are from Portugal. Some of the things they do, uh, defy belief. Their training program is simplicity itself. Some of the things they do, uh, defy belief. Their training program is simplicity itself.
Character 1. Speaking of horses did you ever see those Lipizzaner stallions.
Character 2. What?
Character 1. From Portugal. The Lipizzaner stallions. The most highly trained horses in the world. They're all white?
Character 2. Yes, sir.
Character 1. "Yes, sir" you're aware they're all white or "Yes, sir" you've seen them?
Character 2. Yes, sir I've seen them. Yes, sir I was aware that they're are all white. They are not from Portugal; they're from Spain and at birth, they're not white; they're black. Sir.
Character 1. I didn't know that. But they are from Portugal. Some of the things they do, uh, defy belief. Their training program is simplicity itself. Some of the things they do, uh, defy belief. Their training program is simplicity itself.
Hey, how in the **** you get here anyway? You look educated.
I volunteered for it.
You did what?
You volunteered for this ****, man?
: Believe that?
You's a crazy ****er, giving up college?
Didn't make much sense, I wasn't learning anything. I figured why should just the poor kids go off to war and the rich kids always get away with it.
Oh, I see, what we got here is a crusader.
Sounds like it.
Shiiit, you gotta be rich in the first place to think like that. Ever'body know, the poor are always being ****ed over by the rich. Always have, always will.
Is it OK to pull your post and not reveal the answer?
I know this isn't flicks that are remembered from just one line, but sometimes, after posting I'm surprised by the lack of response from anyone and also the span of time that's elapsed. Is it my privilege to remove it and use it again for some other time?
On the other hand, you only posted one scene. If no one gets it from my first set of clues, I give another set in a couple of days. Maybe someone was at the concession stand when the scene you quoted appeared. :)
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I saw some of "Pulp fiction" on cable. Couldn't get into it.
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Wonder George? Was that with or without editing. No one should ever watch Pulp Fiction on cable because it's too graphic. And there is lots and lots of profanity. Cable television sensors, and cuts it to pieces with editing that keeps anyone from getting interested and ruins it for people watching it.
Part of its folklore is its graphic nature and use of profanity. It's a modern movie with a look at violence from another vein. Goodness it's a comedy about a group of gangsters.
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More of the same.
I want you to remember this word, okay? It's kind of like a code word: yahoo. Can you remember that?
Now go upstairs and write it down!
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And some more,
Sorry 'bout that. So Queens, you psyched for the Series?
I don't really follow baseball anymore. I got fed up with all the bulls#it.
Fed up? Lemme tell you something, in a 1000 years, when school kids study America, they're gonna learn about three things: the Constitution, Rock 'n' Roll, and Baseball.
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So how old are you?
I'm 36.
36. You're all grown up. You must be married and everything.
No, I'm not married.
What? Too busy playing ball?
It didn't work out. I gave it up.
What happened?
I blew my arm out senior year. Didn't have a shot.
Oh, I'm sorry Johnny. I know that had to hurt.
Thanks.
So what did ya wind up doing? You join the department?
: Actually I went the other way. I'm a cop.
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You on the job?
Long time ago. Do I know you?
Do I look familiar?
No. What house you work?
7-4 homicide.
Oh. Hot shot[
No, just working the job. As a matter of fact, I caught a case that goes back to your day. One of the Nightingale murders.
No kidding.
No. Missing teenager, disappeared back in '68. Found her bones last week buried out by some old diner by Dyckman Street. Mary Finelli. Yeah, talk about dumb luck. The odds of anyone finding that 30 years later and the chance of hitting a dental? Forget about it. The best part is, she's the first victim. She knew the killer, so I bet those old bones are gonna do a lot of talking. Not for nothing, the past is a funny thing. We all have skeletons in the closet, we just don't know when they're gonna pop up and bite us in the as$.
Huh, Jack? You changed your MO, 'cause if they knew your mother was the Nightingale, they would have looked at the family. They would have looked at you.
What are you looking at?
Stealing your life away. You went down 30 years ago, pal. You just don't know it yet.
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No idea.
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I'm sorry to hear that. The movie is Frequency. Dennis Quaid. Jim Caviezel.
Intense, crime, drama, sci-fi, thriller all in one. A cross-time radio link connects a father and son across 30 years. To change the past the son, Jim Caviezel (who stays is the future) tries to tell his dad, Dennis Quaid, how he can stop a serial killer from killing his mother. But, in so doing, the killer uncovers what they are up to and things begin unraveling. A very well acted and well written movie. One of the best sci-fy thrillers ever.
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Character 1. Speaking of horses did you ever see those Lipizzaner stallions.
Character 2. What?
Character 1. From Portugal. The Lipizzaner stallions. The most highly trained horses in the world. They're all white?
Character 2. Yes, sir.
Character 1. "Yes, sir" you're aware they're all white or "Yes, sir" you've seen them?
Character 2. Yes, sir I've seen them. Yes, sir I was aware that they're are all white. They are not from Portugal; they're from Spain and at birth, they're not white; they're black. Sir.
Character 1. I didn't know that. But they are from Portugal. Some of the things they do, uh, defy belief. Their training program is simplicity itself. Some of the things they do, uh, defy belief. Their training program is simplicity itself.
Simple matter of voltage.
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Crimson Tide?
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Your the man Flow7. Correct.
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#1: I want to say one word to you. Just one word.
#2: Yes, sir.
#1: Are you listening?
#2: Yes, I am.
#1: Plastics.
#2: Just how do you mean that, sir?
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Im pretty sure I know this one, but I'll be gone for four days. If no one's gotten it by then, I'll answer.
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The Graduate
FREE POST!
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The Graduate is correct -- it's amazing how memorable that movie is after all these years.
Free Post according to Soul Searcher....
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Alright I'll take it.
Hey, how in the **** you get here anyway? You look educated.
I volunteered for it.
You did what?
You volunteered for this ****, man?
: Believe that?
You's a crazy ****er, giving up college?
Didn't make much sense, I wasn't learning anything. I figured why should just the poor kids go off to war and the rich kids always get away with it.
Oh, I see, what we got here is a crusader.
Sounds like it.
Shiiit, you gotta be rich in the first place to think like that. Ever'body know, the poor are always being ****ed over by the rich. Always have, always will.
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sheish. :unsure: I thought someone would get this one pretty quick!
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I haven't seen a lot of war flicks.
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Is it OK to pull your post and not reveal the answer?
I know this isn't flicks that are remembered from just one line, but sometimes, after posting I'm surprised by the lack of response from anyone and also the span of time that's elapsed. Is it my privilege to remove it and use it again for some other time?
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Well, if you must, go ahead. It's better to give the answer THEN move along.
You might get people curious about the original movie and get them to see it.
But hey, whatever moves this along...
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On the other hand, you only posted one scene. If no one gets it from my first set of clues, I give another set in a couple of days. Maybe someone was at the concession stand when the scene you quoted appeared. :)
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Platoon
Classic
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"I wish I had a dime for every dime I had."
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