How? They only spent the previous 1/2 hour talking about surfing.When it first came out believe it or not I thought he said "Charlie don't serve." meaning Charlie wasn't in the Army.
Yep, "Planes, Trains, etc." Then the ending scene as they're walking up Gill's street with the trunk between them they walk thru a cross made up of the street and sidewalk cutting thru it again signifying Dell's loss.
I've tried finding that recording "Everytime You Go Away." It's not on the soundtrack and I cannot find it. Paul Young's rendition pales in comparison to that movie cut.
I know, I know, I can't explain it.
Same thing with "I Will Follow Him" by Little Peggy March in the '60's. I thought she was saying "Apollo, Apollo, Apollo" instead I'll Follow, I'll Follow, I'll Follow." My parents tried to talk me out of it. You can imagine how that went.
Never rat on your friends, and always keep your mouth shut.
"Excuse me while I kiss this guy," Purple Haze
I might just have lost the little shred of dignity I had for you....you can't blame me right?
"Charlie don't serve".........wow.
& with a straight face too. That's the kicker.
And that kid was perfect to play the younger Henry. Just a great casting choice there.
Another great part is when the restaurant owner is trying to get Paulie to come in with him for protection against Tommy. He implies that Tommy should be bumped off. The look on Paulie's face there is spot on. It says so much about that movie and Paulie's character. No more joking around. Then as quick as a snap of the fingers he's back to being jovial. The restaurant guy is a regular Joe,,,in very deep over his head.
Don't make me regret opening up to you, &. That wouldn't be right.
"have you lost your mind? you are just a kid!"
"a kid? i smoke, i snort. i've killed and robbed. i'm a man."
You did get the Jaws one correct....you're okay again.
- "So was Red."
I thought I had it. I could have sworn there was a "Clever Girl" in Jurassic. Ironically I was trolling thru the channels last nite and fell onto "Total Recall." And precisely at (that) part where Arn speaks that exact line to Stone.
Is there not a part in Jur where that one guide fellow is killed by the two attacking animals and speaks that line before they attack?
Yep. It's the raptors attacking the guide
By God, I was right! Me
And that is an effective part in Jur, it's grim on the surface, but, because the guide plays it off it's tamed down as his life is taken.
- "Chump don't want that help-chump don't get that help."
damn, i know this.
will not google.
Nobody knows this one? I'll give it away then...It's not a spoken line, but, carved in a header, & above it:::"Brooks was here."
C'mon, "The Beaver's" mother acted as interpreter.
that was my first inkling. only show I can remember with a "Red". But didn't recognize the line tbh. That movie kept it going. Could have ended after the warden pulled back the poster. Or with the pic above. Took a risk but ultimately paid off with the guys on the beach.Nobody knows this one? I'll give it away then...It's not a spoken line, but, carved in a header, & above it:::"Brooks was here."
Yep, though the tide woulda taken that boat out to sea many moons earlier and of course every time it's shown on TV they shrink the pic to a thumbnail at that moment and we're left trapped with commercials about reality shows featuring women midgets & DIY's. Me? I stay anyway to see Red's hat get blown off in the breeze.
"Whooooooooooooo, smell you, I think you're a little sweet on ol Billy the Kid."
that's a movie I own on DVD and have never put it in. But every time it comes on TNT, I'm glued to the end. All 30 times a year.
I'm guessing that's Green Mile.
Yep. It's a commitment. Go to the shelf, locate it, open the case, open the DVD player, take out the one that's in there, load the one in your hand, close the tray, find the DVD remote, change the batteries, on & on. So, "you" sit thru the cut one on the TV 30 times a year. And we're happy.
You get to see the warden do his thing, Hanley playing that part where it makes you proud to behold. I read where that actor eschewed all offers by law enforcement/prison guards help in preparing himself. He wanted to strike a character all it's own, a pure specimen. He was magnificent. To watch him for over 2 hours is reward enough.
Yep, another characterization that was sublime. Extremely dangerous person ingratiatingly appealing. He's a fine actor.
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