Name That Movie!

[oldr_n_wsr]

Never heard of Enders Game. Oh what a surprise!!

[Bicycle Bill]

A: "Not bad in here, is it?  No mail, no telephone.  Solid wood paneling.  Well-ventilated boat.  Free food, too.  'Rolling in clover' we are."
B:  " ...Like fresh horse-droppings.  They're 'rolling in clover' as well.  They have no need to make a living.  They're even allowed to smoke."

[Big RR]

Someone here should get this very quickly.

[Scooter]

Definitely a great pick for this thread

[oldr_n_wsr]

I believe it's been done already.
yes, I know it, but I'm not tellin'

[Lord Jim]

'Rolling in clover' we are."

Das Yoda...

[BoSoxGal]

[Big RR]

[RayThom]

... Like fresh horse-droppings.  They're 'rolling in clover' as well... They have no need to make a living...

[Scooter]

Seriously, no one is going to answer? Fine, I'll take it then.

[Big RR]

Congratulations Scooter!

oldr, you missed your chance.

One question however, wouldn't that line have been delivered in German, not English?

[Bicycle Bill]

Congratulations Scooter!

oldr, you missed your chance.

One question however, wouldn't that line have been delivered in German, not English?

Scooter has got it.  And to answer your question, RR, it probably would have, but how many people here can read/speak/otherwise understand German?

Not to mention that if you'd looked back a month or so, you'd have found this —

That must be
Das Boot!!!!!!
does a U-boat have a "bulkhead"?

Ja, Unterseebooten wirklich Schotten haben.  Aber dein Antwort, jetztmal, immer noch falsch ist.

Und ich verspreche es, oldr ... beim nächsten Mal macht ich ein Posten aufgesteht, wird es sein von "Das Boot", damit du endlich einerr Recht bekommen kannst.
**(Yes, submarines do indeed have bulkheads.  But your answer, once again, is still wrong.
And I promise you, oldr ... the next time I post a quotation, it will be from "Das Boot" so that you will finally be able to get one right.)

-"BB"-

[Scooter]

I'm not a doctor. I haven't been to medical school. I haven't even been to high school

[oldr_n_wsr]

oldr, you missed your chance.

I missed it the last time the movie was used. This time I purposely didn't answer it.

One question however, wouldn't that line have been delivered in German, not English?

I remember first watching it with sub-titles in english.
Seems it was "dubbed" in German and later in English.
From wiki:

The film features both Standard German-speakers and dialect speakers. Petersen states in the DVD audio commentary that young men from throughout Germany and Austria were recruited for the film, as he wanted faces and dialects that would accurately reflect the diversity of the Third Reich, around 1941. All of the main actors are bilingual in German and English, and when the film was dubbed into English, each actor recorded his own part (with the exception of Martin Semmelrogge, who only dubbed his own role in the Director's Cut). The German version is dubbed as well, as the film was shot "silent", because the dialogue spoken on-set would have been drowned out by the gyroscopes in the special camera developed for filming.

[MajGenl.Meade]

[Scooter]

No

[RayThom]

[BoSoxGal]

Oh you princes of Maine, you kings of New England!

[Big RR]

[BoSoxGal]

Just realized I got the quote wrong; it's 'goodnight' at the start. A longtime favorite of mine, I read the book when it came out in '85 and was thrilled when it was adapted - I think it's a very good film.