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BGP QOTD: What is THAT movie scene.....

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Quint's soliloquy in Jaws.

Quint's soliloquy in Jaws.

 

The last twenty minutes or so of Jaws was great.

Open Range.

 

Scene where Kevin Costner and Robert Duvall walk into the bar and attempt to order two whiskeys. "Now he asked twice, I'm only going to ask once."

 

Same movie. The scene where the sheriff and the free grazers are in the diner and Costner and Duvall get up to walk out.

Marshall: "I'll be having words with you two."

Boss: "And we'll be having more than that with you!"

The opening speech from Patton

 

No [one] ever won a war by dying for his country. You win a war by making the other poor, [dummy] die for his country....

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Fast times at ridgemont high....the pool scene when phoebe cates gets out of the pool and...well, you all are seeing that right now your mind I bet!

There are a bunch. Two popped into my head right away.

 

Shawshank - when the guard walks into Andy's cell "Oh my holy God" you don't know until you hear the siren, if he hung himself or escaped.

 

Pulp Fiction - Ezekiel 25:17

One that always cracks me up every time is Bull Durham.

 

How come in former lifetimes, everybody is someone famous? I mean how come nobody ever says they were Joe Schmo?

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