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by **Ed Swindell** » Wed Jan 26, 2005 17:47

ok, try this one:

"You won't go to court. Justice doesn't deal with the innocent"

by **Ken Malone** » Wed Jan 26, 2005 18:35

Ha - Kieslowski

Three Colours Red

I love these three films

by **Ed Swindell** » Wed Jan 26, 2005 19:39

indeed it is. Red is one of my top ten films

by **Ken Malone** » Wed Jan 26, 2005 22:44

OK here's a nice piece of dialogue

"I thought you were afraid of heights."

"I'm not afraid of heights. I'm afraid of fallin"

Any takers?????

by **Ed Swindell** » Thu Jan 27, 2005 10:36

would that be Paris, Texas by the great wim wenders

by **Ken Malone** » Thu Jan 27, 2005 10:55

Brilliant!
Paris Texas complete with Ry Cooder slide soundtrack

Your go again Ed

by **Ed Swindell** » Thu Jan 27, 2005 11:29

try this on for size:

"Do you have the one with y'know that guy who was in that movie that came out last year?"

by **Danny Skehan** » Thu Jan 27, 2005 12:00

Just a wild guess - High Fidelity? :?:

by **Ken Malone** » Thu Jan 27, 2005 12:20

Got me Ed - no idea. I'm gonna need good clues to hone this one down

by **Ed Swindell** » Thu Jan 27, 2005 12:35

not hi fidelity i'm afraid - i'll give you another quote:

"All those innocent contractors hired to do a job were killed--casualties of a war they had nothing to do with. All right, look--you're a roofer, and some juicy government contract comes your way; you got the wife and kids and the two-story in suburbia--this is a government contract, which means all sorts of benefits. All of a sudden these left-wing militants blast you with lasers and wipe out everything within a three-mile radius. You didn't ask for that. You have no personal politics. You're just trying to scrape out a living. That never sat right with me."

Actually thats the second half of a quote - i'll give you the first half later if you need more clues, or when you get it.

by **Gareth Miller** » Thu Jan 27, 2005 12:50

Clerks!

by **Ed Swindell** » Thu Jan 27, 2005 13:14

well done - the full quote was:

"You know what I just watched?....Return of the Jedi....There was something else going on in Jedi. I never noticed it until today....All right, Vader's boss....the Emperor. Now the Emperor is kind of a spiritual figure, yes?....He's like the Pope for the dark side of the Force. He's a holy man; a shaman, kind of, albeit an evil one....Now he's in charge of the Empire. The Imperial government is under his control. And the entire galaxy is under Imperial rule....Then wouldn't it logically mean that it's a theocracy? If the head of the Empire is a priest of some sort, then it stands to reason that the government is therefore one based on religion....Hence, the Empire was a fascist theocracy, and the Rebel forces were therefore battling religious persecution....The only problem is that at no point in the series did I ever hear Leia or any of the Rebels declare a particular religious belief....You know what else I noticed in Jedi?....They build another Death Star, right?....Now the first one they built was completed and fully operational before the Rebels destroyed it....And the second one was still being built when they blew it up. Compliments of Lando Calrissian. Something just never sat right with me the second time they destroyed it. I could never put my finger on it--something just wasn't right....the thing is, the first Death Star was manned by the Imperial army--stormtroopers, dignitaries--the only people on board were Imperials....So when they blew it up, no prob. Evil is punished....The second time around, it wasn't even finished yet. They were still under construction. A construction job of that magnitude would require a helluva lot more manpower than the Imperial army had to offer. I'll bet there were independent contractors working on that thing: plumbers, aluminum siders, roofers. Not just Imperials....In order to get it built quickly and quietly they'd hire anybody who could do the job. Do you think the average stormtrooper knows how to install a toilet main? All they know is killing and white uniforms....All those innocent contractors hired to do a job were killed--casualties of a war they had nothing to do with. All right, look--you're a roofer, and some juicy government contract comes your way; you got the wife and kids and the two-story in suburbia--this is a government contract, which means all sorts of benefits. All of a sudden these left-wing militants blast you with lasers and wipe out everything within a three-mile radius. You didn't ask for that. You have no personal politics. You're just trying to scrape out a living. That never sat right with me."

by **Gareth Miller** » Thu Jan 27, 2005 14:36

OK, here's a shorter one...

Tea without milk is so uncivilised

by **Ed Swindell** » Thu Jan 27, 2005 16:12

god its donald pleasance. but whats the film. aaaarggh

by **Danny Skehan** » Thu Jan 27, 2005 16:21

Thanks for the hint - The Great Escape :lol:

by **Ken Malone** » Thu Jan 27, 2005 16:25

yep over the wire in

THE GREAT ESCAPE

Ah beaten by the narrowest of margins - well done Danny
what's next??

by **Danny Skehan** » Thu Jan 27, 2005 16:30

Here goes - redrum redrum redrum redrum :twisted:

by **Ken Malone** » Thu Jan 27, 2005 17:18

The Shining

by **Danny Skehan** » Thu Jan 27, 2005 17:32

Too easy I guess :cry:

by **Ken Malone** » Thu Jan 27, 2005 17:38

or even ysae oot

next........................is.........

He does fit the profile perfectly. He's intelligent, but an under-achiever; alienated from his parents; has few friends. Classic case for recruitment by the Soviets.

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