Name That Movie!

[Big RR]

Not Hot Tub..., as jim said.

[Bicycle Bill]

"No, Mr. Bond, I expect you to die!"

This is from the third Bond movie, and 50-plus years later, it's still one of the best — if not THE best ....
"Goldfinger".



-"BB"-

[Big RR]

And BB has it. FWIW, it's my third best right after On Her Majesty's Secret Service (I loved the ending) and From Russia with Love (I loved all the gadgets--it was also the first Bond movie I saw in the movies), one of the greats.

Was it the quote or the auric digit non hint?

Your turn.

[Bicycle Bill]

It was most definitely the quote itself.  I didn't even notice RayThom's 'hint' until you mentioned it.

Next quote ... and I'm taking it easy on you by selecting a movie that seems appropriate for the disaster that began in D.C. today.

"You're a good liar."
"Almost as good as you.  There's, uh — there's no arrangement, is there?"
"No, there is.  Not that you'll benefit much from it.  I always win (name), one way or another."

-"BB"-

[RayThom]

... I'm a big fan of James Spader, (especially from his performances as Alan Shore in Boston Legal and Raymond Reddington in The Blacklist...) ... I really like the dry, deadpan sarcasm that he delivers in the roles he plays ...
The "Ultron" character had the "Spader persona" down to such a tee that it even used Spader's signature head nodding when he's making a point...

So you know, Spader is on Fallon's Tonight show -- when? -- tonight. I'm watching him as I type this.

[RayThom]

... "You're a good liar." "Almost as good as you.  There's, uh — there's no arrangement, is there?"...

(Le Leviathan)

[Bicycle Bill]

Uhhhh ....... no.  Although it does have to do with big things in water.

I'll wait a little bit to put up more clues or another quote.  I think too many people away from their computers as they are still in a mild state of shock now that the events of yesterday are over and things are starting to sink in.

-"BB"-

[Big RR]

Not really a clue, but I'd be surprised if most people here haven't seen the movie.

[Long Run]

Titanic?

[Bicycle Bill]

Titanic?

This is not Jeopardy.  You do not have to answer in the form of a question.



But yes, it is from Titanic.

-"BB"-

[Long Run]

I would have been clueless if you didn't provide the clue since I never saw the movie.

Next one up:

Seriously folks, you better watch your step when he comes out here because he's a man who shoots from the hip and a man who's hip when he shoots. Join me in welcoming **** ****!

[wesw]

the lenny bruce story?

[MajGenl.Meade]

Is it, Mr. Shwarzenegger Goes To Washington?

[RayThom]

Seriously folks, you better watch your step when he comes out here because he's a man who shoots from the hip and a man who's hip when he shoots. Join me in welcoming "The Stranger."

[Long Run]

No to Wes and RT, though I like both of their guesses. MGM is on the right track and probably knows it if he wants it.

[Lord Jim]

Looks like maybe another clue is needed...

[Big RR]

Come on Meade--you're getting warm.

[MajGenl.Meade]

Is it this? (I don't think I've seen whatever movie it is and I didn't see this one either)



Interesting choice of French title: not at all like Wag the Dog

[Big RR]

I think that's the last movie I enjoyed with either actor in it (let alone both of them).

[Long Run]

No, not Wag the Dog. It is older than that, early 70's, and its star has a sunnier disposition. I really thought Meade knew it based on his first response.