The most unknown movie movie#

Director Whit Stillman, however, has managed to make three such movies: Barcelona, Metropolitan, and Last Days of Disco. I award you no points, and may God have mercy on your soul.Д«illy Madison: Okay, a simple no wouldвЂ™ve done just fine.Д«arcelona (There are very few movies that can be charming, funny, urbane, and champion conservative social mores all at the same time. Everyone in this room is now dumber for having listened to it. At no point in your rambling, incoherent response were you even close to anything that could be considered a rational thought. Madison, what youвЂ™ve just said is one of the most insanely idiotic things I have ever heard.

The most unknown movie movie#

These are not necessarily the best (or even my favorite movie quips-though some are) but they are all, in my opinion, deserving of more attention. I tried to choose representative quotes so your feelings about the snippet of dialogue are likely to mirror your appreciation of each movie. Some of them come from exceptional films while others are gleaned from movies that are merely watchable. The criteria for making the cut was that the quote had to be relatively short, profanity-free, and provide either a kernel of wisdom, insight, or humor. To fill that gap I offer the following fifty quotable lines of dialogue from movies that are neither overly familiar nor exceedingly obscure. Somewhere there is a middle ground between the trite classics and the trite cult standards. Left off of the list were many of the enduring favorites of our misspent youths (think anything from Caddyshack or the Monty Python movies) that are repeated ad nauseum by college freshman as if they were fresh inside jokes.

The AFI list is as comprehensive as it is dull a mix of the classic (вЂњHereвЂ™s looking at you, kid.вЂќ), the banal (вЂњI feel the need-the need for speed!вЂќ), and the downright silly (вЂњNobody puts Baby in a corner.вЂќ).

100 Movie Quotes: AmericaвЂ™s Greatest Quips, Comebacks and Catchphrases. Great movie quotes become part of our cultural vocabulary,вЂќ said American Film Institute director Jean Picker Firstenberg as he unveiled AFIвЂ™S 100 Years.