The “Panzerlied” from the movie Battle of the Bulge. German text of the refrain:
Ob´s stuermt oder schneit ob die Sonne uns lacht…es braust unser panzer
If it´s stormy or it snows ,if the sun shines in our face…our Tank is still rollin, and so on…
most of the time I watched the movie just because of this song…now a days we got youtube and all that…It´s been a while since I watched that movie… :-)
Worcester:We had a short-timer once. Johnny I-forget-his-name. He wore a flak jacket, two helmets and armor underwear. Ashau Valley… your time’s up, your time is up.
HAMBURGER HILL
Thank you A et V. I did O level German in 85 and do not remember much, hence spelling Mann with one “n”!
Dummkopf!!
“SWEAR TO ME!”
Batman Begins
McManus counting his targets through the scope of his sniper rifle:
“1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7… Ha, Oswald was a fag.”
“Is It Possible To Learn This Power?” “Not From A Jedi”
Deathrace
“That’s one angry homo”
Nick Rivers (Val Kilmer): Hillary. That’s an unusual name.
Hillary Flammond: It’s a German name. It means ‘she whose bosoms defy gravity’.
Nick Rivers: I’m pleased to meet you. My name’s Nick.
Hillary Flammond: Nick? What does that mean?
Nick Rivers: Oh, nothing. My dad thought of it while he was shaving.
-Top Secret
Doctor Flamond: You see, a year ago, I was close to perfecting the first magnetic desalinization process so revolutionary, it was capable of removing the salt from over 500 million gallons of seawater a day. Do you realize what that could mean to the starving nations of the earth?
Nick Rivers: Wow. They’d have enough salt to last forever.
-Top Secret
From Patton:
Soldier: “Who’s in charge of this operation?”
Gen. Bradley: “I don’t know, but they ought to hang him.”
Holiday:‘Why Johnny Ringo, you look like someone just walked over your grave’
Ringo: "Fight not with you Holiday’
Holiday: ‘I beg the differ the started a game he didn’t finish, playin for blood, remember?’
Ringo: ‘I was just fooling about’
Holiday: ‘I wasn’t and this time, it’s legal.’
Ringo: ’ ok, Lunger.
Holiday: Say When
Shots Fired
Holiday: Come on Johnny, You no daisy, you no daisy at all.
I must say that I am pretty disappointed from everyone’s posts here. I mean… to be honest most of them are pretty lame. I know we are looking for favorite movie phrases, but many are quite obscure, not particularly noteworthy, funny or memorable/classic. Come on people.
“EXCELLENT!”
Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure
I must say that I am pretty disappointed from everyone’s posts here. I mean… to be honest most of them are pretty lame. I know we are looking for favorite movie phrases, but many are quite obscure, not particularly noteworthy, funny or memorable/classic. Come on people.
So you choose Bill and Ted’s excellent adventure? :S
and what’s not absolutely hilarious about…
Soldier: “Who’s in charge of this operation?”
Gen. Bradley: “I don’t know, but they ought to hang him.”
Hoffman, perhaps some quotes from Brokeback mountain would make you feel more at home with this thread?
Don’t swear please Garg.
So you choose Bill and Ted’s excellent adventure? :S
and what’s not absolutely hilarious about…
Soldier: “Who’s in charge of this operation?”
Gen. Bradley: “I don’t know, but they ought to hang him.”
Yes, Bill and Ted is hilarious and classic; an odd combination of historical knowledge and dumb humor.
Patton is a classic, but there is nothing particularly noteworthy or funny about that exchange between bradley and the soldier. The dialogue is ironic concerning the protagonist of the film… but what is so great about it? It’s pretty boring. It’s not even funny in the movie.
Hoffman, perhaps some quotes from Brokeback mountain would make you feel more at home with this thread?
Yeah, maybe they would. It would get more interesting that way.
You’re just bitter that I didn’t join your Freaking Massive Life-and-Death War-to-End-All-Wars Yellow-if-you-don’t-play Double Kill-Elimination Too-Long-A-Name TripleA game.
I must say that I am pretty disappointed from everyone’s posts here. I mean… to be honest most of them are pretty lame. I know we are looking for favorite movie phrases, but many are quite obscure, not particularly noteworthy, funny or memorable/classic. Come on people.
“EXCELLENT!”
Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure
I think it very depends on the Movies peoples watched and what the most stuck to their head!…
A friend of mine and me had a lot of movies we liked and quoted us back and forth even through work.
I came by brought him a Tool and told him he has to hurry up, and He answerd like: You can’t scare me with this Gestapo crap. I know my rights. I want my phone call.
And I just told Him: Interresting but tell me, Mr. Anderson… what good is a phone call… if you’re unable to speak?
Peoples looked at us and shook their heads. later on other peoples just copied us.
It´s all a point of view and it is actual very interessting to see what quotes other Forum members like the most…i still got a ton of ´em…
keep it goin´… :-D
Black Jack is not going to be happy about it!..
You’re just bitter that I didn’t join your Freaking Massive Life-and-Death War-to-End-All-Wars Yellow-if-you-don’t-play Double Kill-Elimination Too-Long-A-Name TripleA game.
You’ve done it better justice than I ever could have. Thank you for understanding. :P
I must say that I am pretty disappointed from everyone’s posts here. I mean… to be honest most of them are pretty lame. I know we are looking for favorite movie phrases, but many are quite obscure, not particularly noteworthy, funny or memorable/classic. Come on people.
“EXCELLENT!”
Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure
I may be new here, but if Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure trumps Top Secret (the funniest WWII movie ever) then I may not be around for much longer…
I may be new here, but if Bill and Ted’s Excellent Adventure trumps Top Secret (the funniest WWII movie ever) then I may not be around for much longer…
Well then… allow me to usher you to the door sir!
Actually, I cannot pass judgement between the two, because I have never seen Top Secret. However, it would have to be quite a movie to trump Bill and Ted.
And welcome to the forum.
Bill and Ted?
Pfftp, try Plain as Bread.
