Here’s one of my favorites:

- Fire: The Untamed Element, Oldest of Man’s Mysteries, Giver of warmth, Destroyer of forests, right now *this* building is on fire.
- What?
- Yes! The building is on fire! Leave the building! Enact the Age Old drama of Self-Preservation!

Yep, I was thinking of the Streisand movie, What’s Up Doc. Have not seen it in ages, note to self, must buy on DVD.

“We’re on a mission from God.” was used in the earlier post – Blues Brothers (Elwood Blues/Dan Ackroyd)

“What’s up doc?” apart from Bugs Bunny, it’s been used a lot – title of the Streissand film, Michael J Fox says it in at least one of the BTTF films

- “Now, don’t lose your head.”
- “I’ve got my head. I’ve lost my leopard.”
Bringing Up Baby again – Cary Grant / Kate Hepburn … love that film, waited years for a DVD of it. Intercostal Clavicle ….

“Diabetes?! I oughta know better than to hire anybody with a disease.” – drove me nuts, I knew it was Cary Grant, but I had to look it up – d’OH!! And I have the movie too … watched it again in the spring.

You got the others too. (Mister Furious was such a cool idea – very underrated film.)

And, I’d forgotten that Batman says line #86 back to the Joker in the bell tower at the end so well done on getting all three!

“We’re on a mission from God.”

“What’s up doc?”

“Diabetes?! I oughta know better than to hire anybody with a disease.”

- “Now, don’t lose your head.”
- “I’ve got my head. I’ve lost my leopard.”

#88 “This is why only fools are heroes. You never know when some lunatic will come along with a sadistic choice. Let die the woman you love or suffer the little children.”
- Willem Dafoe (defoe?) as Green Goblin in Spiderman to Spidey.

#84 “What? That plane? That’s a commercial airliner. It’s five miles high. They wouldn’t see nuc’ilar explosion if they were looking for one!”
- I’m pretty sure that’s Harrison Ford to Anne Heche in Six Days and Seven Nights

#85 # “Well, we’re safe for now, thank goodness we’re in a bowling alley…That is real rain out there.”
- Pleasantville, pretty sure – at first I was thinking Big Lebowski, but it didn’t rain …

#86 – “Ever danced with the devil in the pale moonlight?”
- Batman (Tim Burton) – three times, once by Nicholson, once by Keaton and once by the guy who played the young Jack in the flashback.

#87 – “Don’t mess with the volcano, man! Cause I’ll go Pompeii on your butt!”
- I’m just guessing here – Joe Versus the Volcano? Tom Hanks?

“I have moments.”

#39, yep Pulp Fiction.

Nearly to 100:

“Ever danced with the devil in the pale moonlight?”

“Don’t mess with the volcano, man! Cause I’ll go Pompeii on your butt!”

“This is why only fools are heroes. You never know when some lunatic will come along with a sadistic choice. Let die the woman you love or suffer the little children.”

- “I was starting to wander what a girl has to do to get arressted.”
- “Wearing that dress is a step in the right direction.”

PS – The quote “an-al nathrak, urth fas bethud, doch-je-yel d’jen-ve” is the ye olde Irish Charm of Making from Excalibur. I’m sure I’ve written it wrong but was hoping someone might get it from attempting to pronounce it.

Well done everyone!

#37 “You’ve got me! Who’s got you?!”
- From Superman: The Movie (the first one, way, way back when)

#78 “Yes, but my martini is still dry. My name is James.”
- well OBVIOUSLY this is a Bond line … sad, but I happen to know that’s from the non-Broccoli flick Never Say Never Again – Sean was looking a little like a stuffed sausage with a bad toop; but he’s still the best ever Bond.

#79 “There’s no point living, if you can’t feel alive.”
- Okay, I knew this was a BondGirl in a BrosnanBond, but I confess I had to look up which one – it’s The World Is Not Enough.

#80 “I put a black widow spider underneath his mosquito net… a female, they’re the worst. It took him a whole week to die.”
- sensing a theme here? The first ConneryBond, Dr. No – I can’t remember who said it and I ain’t lookin’ it up.

#81 “When I was sixteen, I went to work for a newspaper in Hong Kong. It was a rag, but the editor taught me one important lesson. The key to a great story is not who, or what, or when, but why.”
- I only got this one because of the trend – Jonathan Pryce in Tomorrow Never Dies; such memorable Bond dialogue, what a legacy

#82 “Is it a water heater?”
- Arnie in True Lies.

That’s all I’m doing – got to come up with some new ones.

“Is it a water heater?”

“What? That plane? That’s a commercial airliner. It’s five miles high. They wouldn’t see nuc’ilar explosion if they were looking for one!”

“Well, we’re safe for now, thank goodness we’re in a bowling alley…That is real rain out there.”

“Clint Eastwood… I fucked ‘im.” The Adventures of Ford Fairlane (Andrew Dice Clay)

“Wake up! Time to die!” Blade Runner The character was named “Leon”

“It’s classified. I could tell you, but then I’d have to kill you.” Top Gun

Okay, how about “))(( forever” for a movie quote?

“Yes, but my martini is still dry. My name is James.”

“What are you? Some kinda doomsday machine boy? Well WE got a cage strong enough to hold an animal like you here!”

“There’s no point living, if you can’t feel alive.”

“I put a black widow spider underneath his mosquito net… a female, they’re the worst. It took him a whole week to die.”

“When I was sixteen, I went to work for a newspaper in Hong Kong. It was a rag, but the editor taught me one important lesson. The key to a great story is not who, or what, or when, but why.”

Have fun!