Where'd this line come from?

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What about this one: "Be the ball!"

I was saying this since yesterday, but couldn't remember the film, and just now I got it.

All the best

Fidel.
 
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[quote author=Cruise link=board=movies;num=1092289445;start=30#34 date=08/12/04 at 19:36:43]She, "Where were you last night?"
He, "That's so long ago, I don't remember."
She, "Will I see you tonight?"
He, "I never plan ahead."[/quote]

Guessing: The Big Sleep.
 
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be the ball? thats like every movie ever involving balls.
for one: Dodgeball.
heres one:
"step softly, for you tread on my dreams."
 
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Equilibrium!

Here's mine:

"Do you think we need one more? You think we need one more. Alright we'll get one more."
 
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[quote author=LaFinDuMonde link=board=movies;num=1092289445;start=45#46 date=08/15/04 at 20:22:37]be the ball? thats like every movie ever involving balls.
[/quote]


BWhahah hahhah haaa! LMAO. :D

(How old am I?)
 
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Ocean's Eleven!

Here ya go:

Yo, she-*****! Let's go!
 
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[quote author=LaFinDuMonde link=board=movies;num=1092289445;start=45#46 date=08/15/04 at 20:22:37]be the ball? thats like every movie ever involving balls.
for one: Dodgeball.
[/quote]

I was referring to Antz, and that doesn't involve balls.

All the best

Fidel
 
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[quote author=TC link=board=movies;num=1092289445;start=45#49 date=08/15/04 at 22:05:19]Ocean's Eleven!

Here ya go:

Yo, she-*****! Let's go![/quote]

Deuce Bigalow: Male Gigolo?
 
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[quote author=TC link=board=movies;num=1092289445;start=45#49 date=08/15/04 at 22:05:19]Ocean's Eleven!

Here ya go:

Yo, she-*****! Let's go![/quote]

The greatest B-Movie of all time, Army of Darkness!

"Say a prayer for Surf Boy."
 
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"Say a Prayer for Surf Boy" is from Rushmore (fantastic movie).

Meanwhile, this thread is a mess, people are adding quotes without answering the quote before.

For example, earlier I put, "Be Happy in Your Work" which went unanswered (it is from "Bridge on the River Kwai").

Anyway, I'm not sure if we are still following the original premise of the thread, but in case we are, here is the next quote,

"Hope is a good thing, maybe the best of things, and no good thing ever dies."
 
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"Hope is a good thing, maybe the best of things, and no good thing ever dies."

I think this 'hope' thingy the lesser quote from ShawShank Redemption.

Here goes mine, 'What f***ing Ian guy ??'
 
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High Fidelity.

“And now I’m sitting in here by myself, talking to myself. THAT’S chaos theory.”
 
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Jurassic Park!

I apologize for the cursing here but for those who've seen this movie, you know how great it was when this particular actor delivers it:

"What I want is for you to stand there in that faggoty white uniform, and with your Harvard mouth, extend me some ****in' courtesy. You gotta ask me nicely."

(No insult intended to anyone, simply quoting a movie line here)
 
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"A Few Good Men"


"Let me tell you something, bandejo. You pull any of your crazy **** with us, you flash a piece out on the lanes, I'll take it away from you, stick it up your ass and pull the ****ing trigger 'til it goes "click."

No takers? Alright, another line from the same movie . . . .

"Walter, the chinaman who peed on my rug, I can't go give him a bill, so what the **** are you talking about?"
 
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I already got it from the first one. Was just trying to think of something else to quote.

yours is of course the Jesus from "The Big Lebowski"

What an amazing film.

ok here's mine.

"Are you frightened? "
"Yes. "
"Not nearly frightened enough. "
 
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