Post a short line from a movie & see if anyone knows the movie without using Google

[red dog 1]

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"How much you want for 'em?" (Answered)

[Ritabert]

1. "This city is headed for a disaster of biblical proportions."

[mahatmakanejeeves]

3. Melania? NT

[Ritabert]

6. LOL! Good guess but not right.

[LisaM]

76. Hahahahaha

Now I have to see how many of those would be more humourously answered by just saying "Melania"!

[Morbius]

9. Ghostbusters!

What he means is Old Testament, Mr. Mayor, real wrath-of-God type stuff... Fire and brimstone coming down from the skies. Rivers and seas boiling. Forty years of darkness. Earthquakes, volcanos. The dead rising from the grave. Dogs and cats living together - mass hysteria!

[Ritabert]

13. LOL! You"ve got it.

[mahatmakanejeeves]

2. I know that one. Catch and release. NT

[anciano]

4. "Deserving ain't got nothing to do with it"

[Jim__]

7. The Wire. The young girl "hit man".

[Harker]

10. "Unforgiven."

[FalloutShelter]

5. The bed looks like a dead animal act.

[Brother Buzz]

8. Whatcha doin' hangin' up there on the wall?

[VGNonly]

111. The Russians are Coming!

Great movie!

[Brother Buzz]

113. Yes! Fun filming trivia

The story was set on a fictional New England island, but filmed in Mendocino and Fort Bragg in Northern California. Early morning scenes with the sun rising in the Atlantic had to be shot in the late afternoon with the sun setting in the Pacific.

Emergency! Everybody to get from street!

[VGNonly]

114. Brian Keith who played the police chief

could actually speak Russian, though he didn't speak it in the film.

[JoseBalow]

11. "Hominy."

[Tommy Carcetti]

82. My Cousin Vinny?

[JoseBalow]

89. Yes!

Grits!

[VGNonly]

12. "Elk don't know how many feet a horse has"

[Harker]

14. "Jeremiah Johnson", pilgrim.

[VGNonly]

15. "Kinda cocky for a starving pilgrim".

Robert Redford and Will Geer. RIP

[Harker]

16. I watched "Butch Cassidy & the Sundance Kid" last week after a very long gap.

I'm going to line up "Jeremiah Johnson" and "Three Days of the Condor" soon.

[red dog 1]

17. "Lots of cream, lots of sugar"

[JoseBalow]

18. The Wolf!

Harvey Keitel in Pulp Fiction

[red dog 1]

38. Correct!

This is the 3rd time I posted a reply to you....WTF?
(I hope this one stays posted)

[JoseBalow]

19. "Lip balm?"

[red dog 1]

20. "S.O.S. Save Our Streets!"

[red dog 1]

21. "Dyin' ain't much of a living, boy."

[VGNonly]

25. The Outlaw Josey Wales

[red dog 1]

39. Ding!

We watched it last week...I liked it.

[JoseBalow]

22. Are you chewing gum?

[-misanthroptimist]

159. Animal House

Neidermeier to Flounder

Although there are probably other correct answers, too.

[JoseBalow]

166. Sorry, no

That line wasn't in Animal House. Good guess, though!



Another hint: "It tastes like the back of a fucking L.A. school bus."

[red dog 1]

23. "No, Phil, I sell insurance."

[VGNonly]

24. Groundhog Day

Ned Ryerson

[red dog 1]

40. Ding!

"You wanna throw up here, or you wanna throw up in the car?"
(One of my all-time favorite movies....I've probably watched it 20 times)

[VGNonly]

44. "Too early for flapjacks?"

[jgo]

26. Some people call this hell, but you're still in Oklahoma Territory

[Wounded Bear]

239. Outlaw Josey Wales? nt

[jgo]

242. Close, but a different Clint Eastwood movie ...

The full quote may help-
"Some people call this hell, but you're still in Oklahoma Territory... Save your breath. I don't know who hung you or why, but if you're innocent, the judge will set you free. And if you're not, we'll have to take the trouble to hanging you again."

[Wounded Bear]

243. Hang'em High? nt

[jgo]

244. You got it - congratulations!

[Historic NY]

27. "Life is a banquet , and most poor suckers are starving to death"

[Mad_Dem_X]

62. Auntie Mame

[Figarosmom]

28. "She's Alive!"

[DFW]

33. King Kong

The Jessica Lange version

[Figarosmom]

37. Not the one I had in mind

[DFW]

45. My clairvoyance doesn't extend very far

That’s the film where I remember hearing it (spoken by Jeff Bridges).

[Figarosmom]

46. William Hurt says it in Body Heat

When he's in jail for the murder of Richard Crenna and he realizes Kathleen Turner didn't die in the boathouse explosion and had set him up from before even meeting him.

[CTyankee]

58. "I got the horse right here..."

[Figarosmom]

59. Guys and Dolls

[boonecreek]

88. Colin Clive

"The Bride of Frankenstein."

[kacekwl]

29. Slingblade

Hmmm

[kacekwl]

30. I guess

I'll have me some of the biggums.

[red dog 1]

41. A truly great movie!

"That boy likes me, hmm"

[Cyklops]

31. "I myself AM strange and unusual!"

[Mad_Dem_X]

63. Beetlejuice

[OmegaX]

32. You wanna go to jail or you wanna go home?

[DFW]

34. Easy but fun:

" I was the next man!"

[Attilatheblond]

104. Indiana Jones & the Last Crusade

[DFW]

108. Junior!

[Harker]

35. "I'd rather be a civilian, sir."

[VGNonly]

42. "They're pretty, very pretty...

but can they fight?"

[Harker]

36. "Stand up, Kaeti... we'll be late for lunch."

[VGNonly]

43. "A double Rock and Rye

and seven Carlings"

[red dog 1]

47. "I'd fuck Elvis!"

[VGNonly]

48. "Two women in the house

and one of them a redhead".

[red dog 1]

49. What knockers!

[mwmisses4289]

53. Young Frankenstein!

[red dog 1]

54. Correctamundo!

[mwmisses4289]

55. Love, love, love that movie!

[Shermann]

153. Pulp Fiction!

[Niagara]

50. "Where are you, you spongy, yellow, delicious bastards?"

[Harker]

56. "Zombieland", which I enjoyed quite a bit.

[Niagara]

60. Correct, Harker!

I'm guilty of rewatching this movie as well.

[pandr32]

51. You get what you'll settle for.

[yourout]

52. "I love the smell of napalm in the morning"

[Harker]

57. "Apocalypse Now."

[Niagara]

61. "You told me I was strong as an ox!"

[VGNonly]

64. "How often does the train go by?"

"So often you won't even notice".

[red dog 1]

65. Blues Brothers?

[VGNonly]

66. Yes!

"What kind of music do you usually play here?...

...Oh we've got both kinds; country and western!"

[JoseBalow]

67. "It's a jungle out there. You gotta look out for number one,

but don't step in number two."

[Mad_Dem_X]

68. Back To School!

I love that movie.

[JoseBalow]

69. One of my favorite comedies

Dean Martin!

[Mad_Dem_X]

70. My favorite part is

"I don't believe this!"

"Maybe it's a dream!"

[VGNonly]

71. "Hey that's Enrico Pallazzo!"

[Mad_Dem_X]

72. The Naked Gun

[Harker]

73. "It used to be two lumps..."

[JoseBalow]

74. "Patient complains of knife in his head."

"Stabbing headache?"

[red dog 1]

75. "What hump?"

[Harker]

78. Young Frankenstein.

[red dog 1]

83. Ding!

[Harker]

84. It's always good to hear that sound, red.

[TexasBushwhacker]

95. Don't forget

"But I was going to make espresso!"

RIP Gene Hackman

[The Wizard]

77. She is a girl from the village.

She is a prostitute.

[The Roux Comes First]

79. "Swim"?? Hell, the Fall'l Probably Kill Ya!

[Harker]

80. "You crazy?" Butch Cassidy and The Sundance Kid.

[Harker]

81. "Those aren't your memories... they're somebody else's."

[Angleae]

85. Blade Runner

[Harker]

87. Yes, implants from Tyrell's niece.

[catbyte]

86. "I'm a loner, Dottie, a rebel."

[Tommy Carcetti]

90. Pee Wee's Big Adventure

"Everyone has a big but. Tell me about your big but."

[bobalew]

91. "Can you tell us anything else!!?

The Ox is slow, but the earth is patient "

[Tikki]

92. "It's what it buys, Albert, not what it weighs..."

Tikki

[Harker]

93. Extra credit for completing the cinematic limerick...

There once was a man from Australia

who painted his arse like a dahlia

[NNadir]

94. "Most men never have to face the fact that, at the right time and the right place, they're capable of anything."

[red dog 1]

99. Wild guess...Chinatown?

(I'm thinking that maybe Noah Cross (John Huston) may have uttered that line)

[NNadir]

100. Yes, that's it.

[red dog 1]

101. Outstanding!

This makes my day!

[Harker]

96. "Jonesy?"

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Edited to add... "Here, Jonesy. Meow. Meow. Jonesy?"

[lpbk2713]

97. The Hunt for Red October

The sub commander to Jonesy the sonar tech.

[Harker]

98. Ooh. It hadn't occurred to me that there was another answer other than the one I was thinking about.

[JoseBalow]

102. "I AM a lousy lay, for a Mexican..."

"For a gringo, I'm terrific!"

[Attilatheblond]

103. "She flew away!"

[pdxflyboy]

105. It's a shit day...a fucking shit day.

n/t

[Tbear]

106. "That explains the dream then."

[Tbear]

116. Escanaba in Da Moonlight

The line is from”Jimmer” as he woke while his buddies were trying to get him to fart to jolt Jeff Daniels (the Buckless Yooper) out of his stupor.
Greatest fart scene ever from a fine movie depicting life in a UP deer camp.

[JoseBalow]

119. Respect to the two-holer!

[JoseBalow]

107. "It does have a little wang to it."

"Good, though."

[VGNonly]

109. "You are so busted!"

[Mad_Dem_X]

110. American Beauty?

[VGNonly]

112. Good catch.

"Would you like to try our new beef and cheese pot pie on a stick, only $1.99?"

[Mad_Dem_X]

115. "You don't get to tell me what to do...Ever. Again."

[red dog 1]

117. "Follow the money."

[Harker]

118. All the President's Men.

Hal Holbrook as Deep Throat.

[red dog 1]

124. Correct.

I recently read Bob Woodward's book about Deep Throat, "The Secret Man," and Mark Felt never actually said, "follow the money."
(But they stuck the line in the movie anyway)

[Harker]

120. "That is not my dog."

[Angleae]

121. Guardians of the Galaxy

[Harker]

122. Haven't seen that one, Angleae...

I was thinking of "Return of The Pink Panther", 1976.

[VGNonly]

123. "Does your dog bite?"

[link:

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[Aristus]

125. "Breakfast is at eight. Seven in the fishing season. It's not the fishing season."

[._.]

126. Try this:

"It had to end sometime"..

[Phoenix61]

127. "You make me want to be a better man." Nt

[Harker]

128. "As Good as It Gets".

Melvin, as portrayed by Jack Nicholson.

[Phoenix61]

130. Yes! One of the best compliments ever. nt

[VGNonly]

129. "When the legend becomes fact,

print the legend."

[Brother Buzz]

131. The Man Who Shot Liberty Valance

Shooting the film in Black and White for budget constraints only made the film stronger. John Ford was a genius.

[VGNonly]

134. The star power in that film!

John Wayne
James Stewart
Lee Marvin
Vera Miles
John Carradine
Lee Van Cleef
Andy Devine
Woody Strode
Strother Martin
Denver Pyle
John Qualen

Vera Miles is still living, almost 96. John Qualen was in Casablanca and in a very memorable role; Muley in The Grapes of Wrath.

[JoseBalow]

132. "Birdie num num"

"All gone. Num num is gone."

[LSparkle]

277. "The Party" (Peter Sellers)

[JoseBalow]

278. Bang, pardner!

[LSparkle]

279. How-Dee, pardener!

[Harker]

133. "Unguent... I need unguent."

[Harker]

135. "Isn't it nice to hear the birds again, Herr Hauptmann?"

[VGNonly]

138. The Blue Max

[Harker]

141. Jawohl!

[VGNonly]

142. I took two years of German in HS.

After 50+ years all that I remember are a few words and phrases, can count to ten and some swear words.

[Harker]

143. I also took two years in high school...

the first with Inge Sargent, Austrian former Burmese princess. Very interesting woman. My second year teacher was a dead ringer for the magician on the "Agents of Fortune" record sleeve. I brought my copy in one day, and everyone saw the resemblance but him.

My in-laws are German citizens, born in Germany in the 30s, green card holders since the late 50s.

I'm less accomplished than I ought to be, but I get by.

Swear words are a good thing to know.

[VGNonly]

144. My maternal Grandparents came over in 1923.

My grandpa was from coastal Germany near the Dutch border. He could speak both German and Frisian. My fraternal people were from Switzerland/Germany in the early 1830s. I have a smattering of English/Scottish, but I'm about 95% Germanic.

[Harker]

154. My mother's ancestors swarmed Chicago in the first half of the 19th C.

Paternal side from Ireland more recently, and with little documentation.

[VGNonly]

169. I didn't know of Inge Sargent.

I checked out her bio, what an intriguing story, thank you so much.

[Harker]

171. Sure thing. She really led a full life.

[VGNonly]

172. Her second husband was also noteworthy.

Navy Lt. Commander, MS electrical engineer, wintered in the Antarctic, worked with NASA on Apollo missions and Skylab.

[Harker]

173. Howard used to pick up his newspapers and magazines at the news & smoke shop where I worked.

Pretty quiet, and an all around nice guy.

Between the Universities and the plethora of scientific labs, governmental agencies, etc. Boulder was packed with a lot of smart, creative people. I was very fortunate to be friendly with many, and friends with some.

[Harker]

136. "Four francs are four francs."

[oasis]

139. The Train

[Harker]

140. Oui!

[VGNonly]

145. Said by Papa Boule.

[VGNonly]

146. The Train

[Harker]

147. I think highly of John Frankenheimer.

[VGNonly]

148. Some great work!

The Manchurian Candidate, Birdman of Alcatraz and Seven Days in May.

My favorite director is Billy Wilder.

[Harker]

151. Looking at Billy Wilder's filmography, I was surprised that I've seen less than half of his work.

Time to get cracking with interlibrary loans!

[VGNonly]

161. Some of his less known works but great films

were The Fortune Cookie with Jack Lemmon and Walter Matthau, their first pairing. Another was One, Two, Three with James Cagney, an absolute madcap comedy.

[Harker]

162. Count me in, VGNonly. Thanks.

[Harker]

137. "What's the color of the boathouse at Hereford?"

[Brother Buzz]

149. Hello, Engine; I'm Jake Holman.

[VGNonly]

150. Main steam stop valve

[Brother Buzz]

152. Stop Wow!

[displacedvermoter]

155. "Synthetic Flesh...!"

[buzzycrumbhunger]

156. This isn't a reasonable place to park?

[CurtEastPoint]

157. Not a movie but I thought of this today. TV show: "It's a moo-moo."

[JoseBalow]

158. The Ropers

[CurtEastPoint]

163. Nope, earlier than that.

[JoseBalow]

167. Three's Company!

[CurtEastPoint]

168. Great shot! But no... 1950s

[Cloudhopper]

181. Was it "I Love Lucy?"

[CurtEastPoint]

182. BINGO!

[Cloudhopper]

185. Yay me! lol I feel like I've seen every episode at least 50 times

beginning in the mid-60s when I was about 4 years old. But I barely remember that episode.

[-misanthroptimist]

160. "You oughtta wean her. She's old enough."

[displacedvermoter]

175. Big Sleep

[-misanthroptimist]

178. Correct.

Bogart could bring the dead pan humor like no one else.

[CTyankee]

164. "No one is telling you to stop."

[CTyankee]

183. I'll give you guys a hint....the only film Streep made with Eastwood....

[Mad_Dem_X]

184. Bridges of Madison County?

[CTyankee]

186. Yep. One of my favorite movies....

It was an interesting and thought provoking film.

[Mad_Dem_X]

188. I've only seen the very end of it...

I keep meaning to see the entire thing.

[CTyankee]

190. It's quite good. It's sad because you hope for the best for them. Watch it from beginning to end.

[madamesilverspurs]

165. "Sacrifice! Sacrifice! Sacrifice!"

[VGNonly]

170. "Where the dew drops cry...

...and the cats meow"

[Brother Buzz]

174. "Oh, I've got a helmet. I got a beauty!"

[Dave Bowman]

176. Born to Be Wiiild! 🤘

Easy Rider. 🙂

[Brother Buzz]

177. Yep - If You Want To Be A Bird

Extra points if you can ID the letterman sweater Jack Nicholson is wearing on the motorcycle.

[VGNonly]

201. I seem to remember a big M.

There's a rumor that Captain America (Peter Fonda) and Billy (Dennis Hopper) were based on Roger Mcguinn and David Crosby respectively.

[Brother Buzz]

203. Yes, University of Michigan

But I can’t visualize George participating in football.



Dennis Hopper totally nailed David Crosby, but the jury is is still out on the Fonda/Mcguinn connection.

[FM123]

179. Miners. Not minors!

[Cloudhopper]

180. "This isn't about being pro-war. This is about being pro-money."

[Mad_Dem_X]

189. "No more beans!"

[Harker]

191. "Blazing Saddles"?

[red dog 1]

193. "How about some more beans, Mr. Taggart?"

Taggart: "I'd say you've had enough!"

[Mad_Dem_X]

194. Not the film I was thinking of, sorry...good guess, tho!

[Harker]

195. When I hear "beans", I automatically think of it.

[Mad_Dem_X]

197. I get it...I was thinking of a dramatic film, something more recent.

[Mad_Dem_X]

205. Answer:

Brokeback Mountain

[Harker]

192. "Do I take it, sir, that you are threatening a brother officer with a gun?"

[red dog 1]

196. "Double secret probation, sir?"

[VGNonly]

199. Every Halloween the trees are filled with underwear,

every spring the toilets explode.

[red dog 1]

200. Ding!

Who delivered the medical school cadavers to the alumni dinner?

[VGNonly]

202. Douglas Neidermeyer

Killed in Vietnam by his own troops.

[VGNonly]

198. "See you in Piccadilly...

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...Scotts Bar".

[Harker]

286. The Great Escape.

Not sure how I missed it before.

[Janbdwl72]

204. "My name is Mr. Tibbs."

It's from an older movie, made in the 1960s.

[Harker]

206. In the Heat of the Night.

"They call me MISTER Tibbs!"

[VGNonly]

207. "Married !?... Goody Two Shoes and the Filthy Beast !!?"

[Angleae]

208. Father Goose

[VGNonly]

209. Yes!

One of the girls had an imaginary friend, what was the name of the friend?

[JoseBalow]

210. "Foreplay is for sissies."

[Harker]

211. "It's a shock to grow old, Mr. Russell."

[lpbk2713]

213. Hombre

Indian Agent/Thief to Paul Newman.

[Harker]

214. You know it, lpbk2713.

Practically the entire script is a series of quotable lines.

[Harker]

212. "Second rate punk, huh?"

[tikka]

229. WHERE EAGLES DARE

[Harker]

231. "All I could think of on the spur of the moment."

Yep!

[a kennedy]

215. "I think this boy's cheese has done slid off his cracker"

[Mad_Dem_X]

240. This one has been driving me crazy, LOL

It sounds so familiar, but I just can't place it.

[a kennedy]

241. Ya want me to tell ya??

I just can’t and we’ll talk again when you totally give up. It was a classic. 1999. And that’s all I’m giving ya.

[sammythecat]

216. If they move, kill 'em

[JoseBalow]

217. The Wild Bunch

[sammythecat]

218. You got it!

William Holden in Sam Peckinpah's "The Wild Bunch".

[JoseBalow]

219. "What business is it of yours where I'm from, friendo?"

[Harker]

221. No Country for Old Men.

Never heard "friendo" elsewhere.

[JoseBalow]

223. You got it!

I agree, "friendo" is pretty distinct to this film. I figured that'd be the clue that gives it away.

I've used "friendo" a few times in the wild, I like it!

[Harker]

224. I might like it better with a hyphen. Friend-O.

Like Jell-O.

When you've used it, were you aiming for Bardem level menace?

[JoseBalow]

225. Definitely used it with similar sarcasm

Not menacing, but the people I've used it with were not my amig-o.

(4:33)

[Harker]

230. I'm glad we're amigos!

[JoseBalow]

233. Si!

[oasis]

220. "We was with you, at Rigeletto's"

[Mad_Dem_X]

222. Some Like It Hot!

[oasis]

235. Yup, a ton of laughs that movie.

[Janbdwl72]

226. "They don't make foul balls any scarier than that!"

I'll give the answer in a separate thread. Hopefully, someone will take a stab at this.

[Harker]

232. "Major League"?

That's a stab for you.

[thucythucy]

227. "What do you want me to do, learn how to stutter?"

[The Wizard]

228. two fingers

[Harker]

234. "You'll feel different when you see my name in the papers."

[Harker]

236. "Would you have it said that our chaps can't do a proper job?"

[lpbk2713]

245. Bridge on the River Kwai

Sir Alec Guinness as Col Nicholson.

The Force was with him.

[Harker]

246. Yes, Force 316!

[lpbk2713]

247. I like movies from the 50s through 70s.

[Harker]

248. That's my sweet spot, too.

I'm sure we have our favorite outliers, but that really was a great era on all counts.

[Harker]

237. "Did IQs just drop sharply while I was away?"

[JoseBalow]

238. "Check's in the mail!"

[VGNonly]

249. "Stillwell steady as you go".

[Harker]

250. "For fuck's sake, put him on the next flight to Venezuela."

[CanonRay]

251. "Saw it right off"

[Harker]

253. Bear Claw, chiding Jeremiah Johnson for not regulating the coal bed he was sleeping on.

[CanonRay]

254. Got it Harker!

[Harker]

255. I took that one in at the Flatirons Theater in Boulder.

So, I saw it right off!

[Mad_Dem_X]

252. "Trust me...it's for the best."

[gladium et scutum]

256. "To the last I grapple with thee; from hell's heart I stab at thee; for hate's sake, I spit my last breath at thee!"

[Harker]

257. "Moby-Dick", I think, and "Star Trek II: The Wrath of Kahn".

[gladium et scutum]

259. Bingo

[Harker]

260. Moby-Kirk.

[a kennedy]

258. "I think this boy's cheese has done slid off his cracker"

Nobody has even come close………ha ha, not even a guess.

[Harker]

261. "Who wants an orange whip? Orange whip? Orange whip? Three orange whips!"

[red dog 1]

262. Blues Brothers

[Harker]

263. That's an orange whip for you, red!

[Harker]

264. "I can't lie to you about your chances, but... you have my sympathies."

[JoseBalow]

265. "Let the machine get it. I have no desire to talk to anyone who might be calling me."

[JoseBalow]

275. "Well, I have to admit that things are really starting to look up for me since my life turned to shit."

Same character, same movie

[red dog 1]

266. "Did I adequately answer your condescending question?"

[efhmc]

271. No idea, but what a great question.

[VGNonly]

267. "Now we can make it Mac,

I feel as big as a damn mountain."

[Harker]

268. "Mmm... Juicy Fruit."

Is it "One Flew Over the Cuckoo's Nest"?

[VGNonly]

269. It is!

I read the novel in 75, then watched the film in early January 1976 while I was a freshman at college.

[Harker]

270. A very laid back teaching assistant gave me a copy when I was in 8th grade.

1973. His quiet enthusiasm was contagious, and I'd bet that he made a very fine teacher.

A bookshop owner for whom I worked as an adult had been college roommates with Brad Dourif.

[VGNonly]

272. The film was made for about $4m,

it netted $163m. One of three films in history that received the big five; Best Picture, Director, Actress, Actor, and Adapted Screenplay. The others were It Happened One Night 1934 and The Silence of the Lambs 1991.

[Harker]

273. Time for another look for me; it must be 30 years.

I very much enjoyed "Double Indemnity" again, nudged by you toward a closer look at Billy Wilder.

[JoseBalow]

274. One of my all-time favorites

I quote it in my signature line

[VGNonly]

281. Ken Kesey remarked

"I'm too young to be a beatnik, too old to be a hippie".

[JoseBalow]

276. "Hey! C'mon, not those clubs. Those are my Ben Hogans, man."

"Why you gotta mess with the clubs?"

[Harker]

280. "I told my wife about it, but she pooh pooh'd me."

[JoseBalow]

282. "You know, I'm such a great driver, it's incomprehensible that they took my license away."

[Brother Buzz]

283. Oh, nevermind. If there's none on board, forget it. We'll use Miracle Whip. Heee-yee-hee-hee-ha-ha!

[red dog 1]

284. "Look, the shit bucket's full!"

[Harker]

285. "Non!"

The only line spoken in this movie.

[JoseBalow]

287. Mel Brooks' Silent Movie

Ironically spoken by Marcel Marceau

[Harker]

288. Oui!

[red dog 1]

289. "That's a huge bitch!"

[JoseBalow]

290. "There ain't no Thelma here."