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Movie Lines Game

Beaumont
Beaumont
How this game works: You'll be given a line from a movie. Guess what movie it's from, and then give a line from another movie for the next person to guess.

Example:

Movie Line: Round up the usual suspects.

Movie: Casablanca

Now here's your line; guess what movie it's from, and then give us a different movie line for us to guess what movie your line is from:

Toto, I don't think we're in Kansas anymore.
TES9579
TES9579
green, Ferris Bueller doesn't make much sense given Argus' clue about thinking John Wayne, unless there's some scene from that movie that I missed...? Argus, please let us know if green's right!

green, your line is from Gone With The Wind.

Ok, next one...

"I'm singing to Nelson, ain't I baby?"
TES9579
TES9579
Bumping this one back up...anyone willing to take a guess? Think historically based baseball movie with a large, well known cast...came out in the early '90s...


"I'm singing to Nelson, ain't I baby?"
brunob
brunob
A league of their own?

Hold on to your seats its going to be a bumpy ride.
TES9579
TES9579
Yes, A League Of Their Own is right.

Brunob, I think yours is All About Eve but I thought the line from that was "fasten your seatbelts, it's going to be a bumpy night"...?


Ok, how about this one...

"Jerry, d'you know the human head weighs eight pounds?"
brunob
brunob
Jerry McGuire

"it's a tumour." It's not a tumour it's just a headache" (said in an austrian accent)
TES9579
TES9579
Yep, it was Jerry Maguire.

And yours is Kindergarten Cop.



This one might be a bit tougher...so here's a hint: there's a famous actor's name in the movie's title...

"Nobody's looking for a puppeteer in today's wintry economic climate."
brunob
brunob
I'm stumped by that one.
TES9579
TES9579
Ok, think famous actor's name in the title (a three word title and two of those words are his name) and he appears in the film as a character version of himself but he's not exactly the main character so much as he is a plot point. The movie came out in 1999. It's a quirky, weird Spike Jonze movie. Hope that helps some, but I'm guessing I may have just made you more confused...
brunob
brunob
Ive got nothing???????
TES9579
TES9579
The character that said the line was played by John Cusack...his character was a puppeteer in the movie and if I'm not mistaken the line was being said to his wife, played by a not easily recognized Cameron Diaz. If that does not help you then you probably never saw the movie. If no one gets it from that, then I'll post a new quote but I'm gonna give it one more chance in hopes it clicks with someone...
brunob
brunob
still not getting it?
TES9579
TES9579
Oh well...all right, it was from Being John Malkovich.

Let's give this one a try instead...this one's actually an exchange between two characters:

- "Hi, Curly, kill anyone today?"
- "Day ain't over yet."
brunob
brunob
City Slickers.

- yippee kiyay mother fu*@#r
TES9579
TES9579
Die Hard



"But I'm funny how? I mean, funny like I'm a clown? I amuse you?"
TES9579
TES9579
bumping this back up...anyone have a guess on the movie the last line given was from?
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