12 Jan 05
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Originally posted by Moldy CrowThe words are near the end of the second best movie ever made by the actor who spoke them. 😉 Enough?
Give a hint . It's sooo damned familiar . (It's driving me nuts).
I'm sure they sound very familar to anyone who saw Get Shorty, hehehe. That's not the answer though.
12 Jan 05
Originally posted by seraphimvultureI'm not sure but I believe it's somewhat near the beginning but it may be a different Lee movie. Isn't there a part where Lee is giving instruction to a pupil? He smacks him on the head and says this? Again it could be a different movie.
Actually that one I don't recall as much. 🙁 It sounds familar though. I've failed. 🙁 Is that from Enter The Dragon also? If so, which part?
13 Jan 05
Originally posted by seraphimvultureWell I wouldn't give it away here if I found it because I would have cheated but I didn't know it so I went to imdb.com and could not locate it. I don't doubt the accuracy of your quote but are there any other significant clues you wish to leave?
Glad to see this caught on so well. Well I think we've pretty much squared down that this quote is some stupid Hugh Grant movie, and since one is the same as the other...... we'll move on. 🙄
One of the greatest lines in all of film noir, most recently seen in Get Shorty when Chili Palma is in the movie theater:
"That's the second bullet I, I stopped for you."
13 Jan 05
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Well, I looked up the quote myself to make sure I got it accurately, but anyone who has seen the movie would definitely had remembered it, it being the best line in the movie.
Second hint: The movie stars one of my favorite actresses of all-time (not that that helps though, but what's next will!) who unfortunately died in 2004. It was the last movie made by a director who is quite well-known. SURELY that's enough hints, isn't it? 😕
Use engines on this one if you'd like, since no one seems to have any love for great film noir. :'( *sniffle*