Name That Movie!

[Lord Jim]

You don't know me bitch. Get lost 'fore I kick your ass... Bitch?... I ain't make no mistake unless it was being born.

[Joe Guy]

I have no idea what movie it is but I think liberty wrote the script.

[Lord Jim]

Since no one has been able to get this one in three weeks, I suspect that it's a safe bet that no one here knows the answer without looking it up...

Ray, perhaps it's time to give the answer and either post a new quote for a new movie, or leave it as open for whoever has one they'd like to do...

Just sayin'...

[RayThom]

OK... one LAST quote:

P. I like Mr. Wicher. I pretend he my husband and we live in Weschesser, whereever that is. I can see by his eyes Mr. Wicher like me too. I wish I could tell him all the pages in my book look the same to me, but I can't..

[Long Run]

I suspect that it's a safe bet that no one here knows the answer without looking it up...

[RayThom]

One last clue... this should do it.

PRECIOUS: Together, these homo ladies talk like TV channels I don't watch. I'm glad Abdul here to listen in on 'em tho cause I know they smart.

[RayThom]

OK... time to put this old dog to sleep. Truth be told, I'm sure you were messing with me thinking I don't take this game seriously.

So time for the big reveal...


Seeing that I so obviously stumped you all here's a new tasty movie quote for you.

Last week, I dreamed that I made cassoulet for Dad... and he hated it, of course...

[Big RR]

Ray--that sounds like the Julia Child movie where the woman was trying to cook every recipe in her book; hopefully someone else will know the title, I don't recall it.

[Lord Jim]

Big RR's clue did it for me:

[Big RR]

that's the one I was thinking of Jim. Now, hopefully, I'll remember the title.

[RayThom]

Big RR's clue did it for me:

Oh, thank God, it's about time.



Take it away, LJ.

[Crackpot]

I was going to answer the last one when I got home but you had to go and give it away

[Lord Jim]

Well CP, you should be able to easily get this one...

I'm going to shift gears completely here and go with a really easy peasy Christmas classic. (It's been mentioned recently in another thread)

A: This fog's as thick as peanut butter!

B: You mean pea soup.

A: You eat what you like, and I'll eat what I like!

Ahh. I love this Christmasy time of year. Especially when everything is running happy and smooth, like it is this season. Nothing like that year of the big snow storms.

[Big RR]

Now Jim, is that a movie?

[Lord Jim]

Well okay, it's a made-for-TV movie as opposed to a theater released picture (which technically puts it out of the parameters of this thread) but I bet somebody gets it in less than three weeks...

[Big RR]

I would hope so. And given it's length (I'm sure it is under and hour), I would guess it qualifies as a made for TV short film, as opposed to a full length one.

[dales]

None other than "Rudolph the Red-Nosed Reindeer".

Watched every year when my sister and I were kids.

[Lord Jim]

Over to Dale...

[dales]

Okay boys and girls:

Here is a quote from a movie which came out in 1946.

Although not really a Christmas movie per se, it takes place during the Christmas Holidays.

I want to be your girl, that's what I want for Christmas.

[Joe Guy]