Where'd this line come from?

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[quote author=J_Barnes link=board=movies;num=1092289445;start=150#158 date=09/07/04 at 12:13:59]"just remember...where ever you go...

there you are"[/quote]

Buckaroo Banzai?
 
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[quote author=Stas_Tagios link=board=movies;num=1092289445;start=150#161 date=09/08/04 at 01:54:25]

Buckaroo Banzai?[/quote]

Quite astute, Stas! Buckaroo Bonzai indeed, the scene where he's playing piano at the club and talking to Pennie Pretty.
 
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Okay, guys and gals, try this one:

"We're here to preserve democracy, not practice it."
 
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It's not really an obscure movie, though.

Chevy Chase. Dan Akroyd. John Candy. Demi Moore. Digital Underground.

_Not_ and obscure movie. It's just that no one but me seems to have seen it.

I didn't mean to stop progress cold, I just forgot to check on the thread. I was gonna give one more line, and then change films. I'll cede to the next submitter, though. :)

For the curious, it was "Nothing But Trouble." Great film. Largely overlooked. Full of wonderful quotes, because it's just so out there.
 
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Me? No. Someone else posted a quote, after people couldn't get mine. I've got no problem passing on the torch.
 
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"Tonight there were two people in here killing each other, but that's a whole lot better than millions killing each other out there"

and from the same movie...

"If I can change and you can change, then everybody can change"

Not sure if they're exact, but pretty damn close...
 
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Rocky IV. If you ever lose faith in America, just watch Rocky IV. :)

"There is no phone ringing damn it!"
 
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[quote author=krestofre link=board=movies;num=1092289445;start=165#169 date=09/09/04 at 14:27:52]Rocky IV.  If you ever lose faith in America, just watch Rocky IV.   :)[/quote]

Or if you ever notice your abs are getting flabby and you need to start working out again. It gets me every time - that training sequence is WICKED ;D
 
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Posted a quote on the previous page yesterday that hasn't yet been answered. (I'll check back later and give the answer if no one's gotten it).

Here it is again:

"We're here to preserve democracy, not practice it."
 
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Crimson Tide

"I believe there's a hero in all of us, one that makes us noble, keeps us honest, gives us strength"

not sure how exact it is... but close enough...
 
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Fight Club.

"They were getting ready to perform a little of the old in-out, in-out on a weepy young devotchka they had there."
 
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The hudsuker proxy

"Gravity, its a killer"

Said to the same actor lying flat on his back
 
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IQ -- wow, I knew one. Though I'm kind of ashamed that it was this one.

So in the same vein:

"Nobody hurts my horse."

CaptM
 
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Hidalgo indeed. Very dissapointing acting... except from Omar.

You got it, loser... your turn.

CaptM
 
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