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Originally posted by grimman

could this be called a line?

"long live the fighters!" - dune

That was the only good thing about that version. The SFC version was not much better. Seems like they can't get it right. No one has ever told them not to mess with a masterpiece. Some goofball has to think he can do better than the original. :D

Originally posted by Skeet

That was the only good thing about that version. The SFC version was not much better. Seems like they can't get it right. No one has ever told them not to mess with a masterpiece. Some goofball has to think he can do better than the original. :D

tis a good saying. especially in quake, which i love :D

Yer both the versions of Dune had their good points and their bad. Though I understood the orignal more after seeing the SFC version.

Johnny Depp -

"Dieago asked me to do a small favour for him, I agreed. The favour was to pick up 50 kgs of blow, thats 110 pounds. Not exactly a small favour like bumming a cigarette for example, Why not, not like I was on parole or anything..."

THe movie Blow.

Originally posted by Osiris

Yer both the versions of Dune had their good points and their bad. Though I understood the orignal more after seeing the SFC version.

Johnny Depp -

"Dieago asked me to do a small favour for him, I agreed. The favour was to pick up 50 kgs of blow, thats 110 pounds. Not exactly a small favour like bumming a cigarette for example, Why not, not like I was on parole or anything..."

THe movie Blow.

Blow has quite a few funny lines in it. Another good one is,

Bobcat Goldthwaite: "I can't feel my face. I mean, i can touch it, but i can't feel it." Blow was one of my favorite movies of last year.

As for Dune, sometimes a book can't be translated to film and have it work right. Personally, i didn't think either one of them captured the essense of the book. If you wanna be picky, neither does Lord of the Rings. Peter Jackson certainly amazed me that he was able to get that close to the books, i never thought he would be able to pull it off. But the movie lost a...the only way i can describe it is...a "comfortable feeling" that the LOTR trilogy had. The books ease along. Even though it was three hours long, the movie feels "rushed". Which always makes me laugh when people get angry cause the movie is so long. It has to be that long or else he wouldn't be as faithful to it as he has been. And even with it being three hours, he takes quite a bit of artistic license with it.

That being said, i don't envy the makers of both Dunes' or Jackson with LOTR. It's extremely difficult to translate a classic book to the screen. Especially books like those two, which a good percentage of the world's population has read and loved.

Yer Blow certainly had some good lines in it, not just comedy but thoughtful ones too like when he dad says

"Sometimes your Flush, sometimes your bust, and when your up its never as good as it seems, and when your down you never think youll get back up, thats the way life is. Money isnt Important, its not real george, only seems like it is."

Thats a very true line I personally feel, but apart from that one, I agree a scene from a book etc can be interputted so many ways, I mean id personally love to see Jeff Waynes Musical War of the Worlds made into a move, I think with current video / animation technolkogy some great effects and powerdful scenes could be done, but thats just my interpuration of it, might suck as a movie. Sorry for getting off track of the topic I just really liked the point in the above post and thought id build on it.

I was watching "Das Boot" tonight and was reminded of one of my all-time favorite lines. A line that me and my friends used to say to each other all the time.

A little background for those who haven't seen it: Das Boot is the story of German sailors aboard a U-Boat during WWII. It's also one of the best war movies ever made. Anyway, the sailors are coming off shore leave and the doctor is checking them for sexually transmitted diseases. One sailor comes up to the doc, strips and the doctor inspects him and says..."Crabs!!! Crabs you dirty boy!!! With a winky the size of yours, they'll eat it to the bone!!!" :D :D

Originally posted by dARKSTAr

As for Dune, sometimes a book can't be translated to film and have it work right. Personally, i didn't think either one of them captured the essense of the book.

Of course, there are others that can't translate, like Philip K. Dick's "Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep." The director just used the plot of the book and built an extreme good movie around it called Blade Runner. As for FOTR (Lotr), I thought they did an admirable job. It was better than anything so far. They did catch the essence of the book.

(climbing up on my soapbox)

Dune (DeLaurentis) is just bad. The baron made that movie. The SFC Dune was pretty good, but why create plot points that didn't exist in the book. Call it something else like "Fremen Attack" or "Sandworms on Parade." When you call it DUNE, it should be DUNE.

(climbing down off my soapbox now).:cool: :cool: :cool:

Classic Line - 'ill be back' - Terminator 1,2

'im nobody's bitch' - Jet Li -'The One'

'there's two men i trust, and your not one of them' - Nicholas Cage - 'ConAir'

Great Films............

Radish.

Skeet...That's very true about Blade Runner. Although it did introduce me to Dick and his writing, so it holds a special place in my heart. A couple other movies along that line are Stanley Kubrick's version of The Shining. Kubrick took the very basic outlines of the book and made his own version of it. I've grown to like his version a lot (mostly cause of Nicholson's manic peformance) but when i first saw it, i was very disappointed. And the TV movie, ahh well, that was just plain bad.

Apocalypse Now is another movie that has very little to do with the novel. It's based on Conrad's Heart of Darkness, but is only very loosely based on it.

About Fellowship of the Ring, don't get me wrong. I loved it and was happy that he was able to catch as much of the books spirit as he did. However, he turned the movie into a popcorn eating slam-bang adventure movie. Maybe he did that because Hollywood questions whether people will sit through a story anymore without a lot of explosions and special effects. I don't know. But the Rings Trilogy is more like a fable or a fairy tale. There is a magical mystical gentleness that is missing from the movie. That gentleness, Jackson did not capture, and I'm not the only one saying it. It doesn't make the movie bad, but i think that with the advent of the computers, there are more and more people who don't read anymore, and i would hope that seeing the movie would inspire them to read the story rather than proclaim the movie as the best thing since sliced bread. The books are far, far better than the movie.

There is also some artistic licence that he took with the story that sort of mystifies me considering that the movie is 3 hours long, but that's a point for another discussion

"Pack your bags, we're going on a guilt trip!"

-don't remember the movie, just thought it was funny

"You know, the Nazis had pieces of flair they had the jews wear."

"PC load error, what the f*ck does that mean!"

"We're gonna end up going to a federal pound me in the a$$ prison."

-office space

"thats no moon, its a space station"

-we all know what thats from

"better to die on your feet than live on your knees"

-dont remember movie again, but good quote none the less

Ezekiel 25:17. The path of the righteous man is beset on all sides by the inequities of the selfish and tyranny of evil men. Blessed is he who in the name of charity and goodwill sheaperds the weak through the valley of darkness, for he is truly his brothers keeper, and the finder of lost children. And I will strike down upon thee with GREAT veangence and FURIOUS anger, those who attempt to POISON and DESTROY my brothers, and YOU WILL KNOW MY NAME IS THE LORD, WHEN I LAY MY VENGEANCE UPON THEE!!!"

-- Pulp Fiction:D

Originally posted by Spacce

Ezekiel 25:17. The path of the righteous man is beset on all sides by the inequities of the selfish and tyranny of evil men. Blessed is he who in the name of charity and goodwill sheaperds the weak through the valley of darkness, for he is truly his brothers keeper, and the finder of lost children. And I will strike down upon thee with GREAT veangence and FURIOUS anger, those who attempt to POISON and DESTROY my brothers, and YOU WILL KNOW MY NAME IS THE LORD, WHEN I LAY MY VENGEANCE UPON THEE!!!"

-- Pulp Fiction:D

thats right after they shot the guy and the other guy came out and was like "Die mother****ers!" and he missed and then boom, he was dead. it was schweet.

Hmm... I can't think of any good lines that no one's mentioned already. Although (and this is kinda off topic) one of my favorite scenes in a movie is from Indiana Jones and The Raiders of the Lost Ark (I think it was that one lol).

It's the part where Indiana is about the face up with this crazy sword wielding, twirling arab. The guy is doing all this fancy moves with the sword and Indiana nonchalantly pulls out his pistol and shoots the guy.

LMFAO the first time I saw that. The funny part is that it wasn't supposed to happen that way, Harrison Ford was just kidding around and they decided to keep it.

:ermm: Sucks I still can't think of any lines...

You sure do talk alot of shi* for someone who doesn't say very much. ----- Save the last dance.

Not all black people know how to use a gun you racist mother****re ---- Diehard 3

Harison wasn't really fooling around he just had the ****s that day and didn't feel very good so he thought he would end the scene fast :-) I saw it on a Making of thing

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