Saw [i]Ferris Bueller's Day Off[/i] again last night - and I knew all the words. :unsure:

"Life moves pretty fast..."

casino goodfellas 12 monkeys debbie does dallas

None. I'm still sane.

[quote=ubiqe]None. I'm still sane.[/quote]

You're lucky - but have some sympathy for us :Wacko:

i am the almighty king of useless information about movies. i bore the hell out of my girlfriend sometimes with my extensive useless knowledge. :?

I do have sympathy for you... :wink: :Gracias: And I, just like you, spend much too much time on [ms] :ROFLMAO: So I'm not that perfectly normal. :lol:

[quote=ubiqe]I do have sympathy for you... :wink: :Gracias: And I, just like you, spend much too much time on [ms] :ROFLMAO: So I'm not that perfectly normal. :lol:[/quote]

How much time is "too much time" I wonder... and how much time is 'healthy'? Over to you, Jibgolly. :wink:

[quote=Jibgolly]i am the almighty king of useless information about movies. i bore the hell out of my girlfriend sometimes with my extensive useless knowledge. :?[/quote]

sounds exactly same as me and my miss' ........................

obviously watch too many films and read empire religiously :(

i'd kick ass at the new "the last 20 years" trivial pursuit game. or sopranos trivia.

Re:: Which film can you recite word-for-word???

Shopping :RockOn: & Terminator 2 :ChatterB:

[quote=Jibgolly]i'd kick ass at the new "the last 20 years" trivial pursuit game. or sopranos trivia.[/quote]

my thoughts exactly but not much good with sopranos :Bingo:

i know demolition man word for word, and goodfellas also.:D

Re:: Which film can you recite word-for-word???

Better Off Dead :Bingo:

"See, the problem here is, is that my little brother, this morning, got his arm caught in the microwave, and, and uh, my grandmother dropped acid, and she freaked out and hijacked a school bus full of penguins, so it's kind of a family crisis, so, come back later? Great."

• Old Skool
• Happy Gilmore
• Caddy Shack
• Every Seinfeld episode (I know, it's not a film...)

Re:: Which film can you recite word-for-word???

"Friday" and "Office Space". The 2 best flicks ever :RockOn:

Re:: Which film can you recite word-for-word???

[quote=LV-8]"Friday" and "Office Space". The 2 best flicks ever :RockOn:[/quote]

Not word for word... but damned close:

:arrow: Billy Madison :arrow: Tommy Boy :arrow: Robin Hood: Men in Tights :arrow: Office Space

Re:: Which film can you recite word-for-word???

[quote=picklemonkey] :arrow: Robin Hood: Men in Tights[/quote]

I about crapped my pants when I saw the jockeys riding the camels. :ROFLMAO: :ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO::ROFLMAO: :RightOn:

Re:: Which film can you recite word-for-word???

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The Magnificent Seven

[quote=Rebel Satellite]The Magnificent Seven[/quote] Great great movie

Stand by Me Top Gun The Last Dragon - B-rate Black Kung-Fu movie. Starring Bruce Leeroy - hahaha Friday A Few Good Men Usual Suspects Braveheart Gladiator Beautiful Mind Me, Myself And Irene Meet The Parents There's Something About Mary Road Trip

I'm like Jibby. I annoy my wife and sister by reciting lines all the time.

Fight Club Blow Donnie Brasco just to name a few..

Re:: Which film can you recite word-for-word???

None...

[quote=Jibgolly]i am the almighty king of useless information about movies. i bore the hell out of my girlfriend sometimes with my extensive useless knowledge. :?[/quote]

i do that to my girlfriend :lol: :oops:

i know Snatch and Lock Stock & two smoking barrels very well

also: fight club and a few others

but she does the same to me with sex & the city, so we are even :WinkNSmi:

True Romance - I must hace seen that film a dozen or more times now.

Re:: Which film can you recite word-for-word???

Forgot to mention [i]Ski School[/i] - a genuine forgotten classic :RockOn:

"It's not how far you go... it's how go you far."

Dumb and Dumber

Airplane

My Blue Heaven

SpaceBalls

All About Eve, Key Largo and Caddyshack Strange combination I know but I love those 3 movies.

Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas :D

^^^ that is a classic. some of the best one line'rs evA.

meet the parents

"you can't park your car here!"

Pulp Fiction

I worked as a projectionist for a few years and when Pulp Fiction came out I watched it almost everyday I worked until it left.

[quote=code11]Pulp Fiction

I worked as a projectionist for a few years and when Pulp Fiction came out I watched it almost everyday I worked until it left.[/quote]

Million dollar questions: does anybody knows why the bad guy had a bandaid on the back of his head???? & what was the shiny thing on the case??? :wink:

isnt that the point of the case? nobody really knows what was in it... i always assumed it was heroin, and the shininess was some kind of metaphor.. but everyone interprets things differently :P

Re:: Which film can you recite word-for-word???

Airplane and Pulp Fiction :RockOn:

Re Pulp Fiction, per an interview I saw with Tarantino:

1. Tarantino intentionally left the contents of the case to our imagination.
2. Marcellus Wallace wore a Band-Aid on the back of his head simply because Ving Rhames cut his head shaving that day -- it wasn't supposed to be in the movie, although it has been the source of much speculation...

right, i dont even think Q knows whats in it. Its irrelavent. But I am of curious if someone knows. and the plaster? i figured he cut himself shaving.

good work unome, you must be psychic :wink:

fuck I wish I was mate. we just had a $40 million lottery here last night. I didnt win :(

bad luck, maybe next time :roll: