Movie quote game

[rredmond]

Cabinboy?

[doomer]

We have a winner. Your turn rredmond.

[rredmond]

Okay here's a semi-obscure one, but I love this movie, and there's a hint in the quote, so:

"There's nothing I wouldn't do to win. But I never hurt anyone for any reason other than sticking a dog's skull on a stake."

--Ron--

[Crasez58]

The blood of Heros

Thank you stik for bringing up the jugger

[rredmond]

You are correct!!
But you'll have to explain Stik bringing up the Jugger thing.

--Ron--

[Crasez58]

All in due time my friend
Now for my quote
"As you wish"

[rredmond]

Another excellent movie. But I'll pass this round to give someone else a go.

Such a good movie!

--Ron--

[Stik]

Really? Way too easy, assuming the film you mean is: "The Princess Bride"

And as to Cole's jugger reference: Cole and I were discussing a post-apocalyptic setting, and I was throwing out some examples of movies and books with the appropriate feel for such a setting. Blood of Heroes (aka Salute of the Jugger) came up.

[Crasez58]

Yup your go stik

[Stik]

"I don't care if you walked through a mountain in Texas. This is New Jersey."

[doomer]

Buckaroo Banzai

[Stik]

You got it. Go.

By the way, that song that the Hong Kong Cavaliers play immediately after that line is spoken is actually a cover of a song called "Rocket 88" that was recorded in 1951 by members of Ike Turner's band. Rocket 88 is arguably one of the first rock and roll songs ever recorded (depending on where you draw the line between rock and R&B).

The connection between the song and Banzai should be fairly obvious to someone who is a fan - the rocket car has an "88" logo on it.

[doomer]

Ok, how about....

The Internet is a communication tool used the world over where people can come together to bitch about movies and share pornography with one another.

[Crasez58]

Jay and bob strike back

[doomer]

We have a winner