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Find John G. Kill him. Then post your favorite lines.

Started by Courtney, August 12, 2008, 07:01:05 PM

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DrazticMeasures

God, I'm so late on this...but in any case...my favorite lines...

"When I looked into [Sammy's] eyes, I thought I saw recognition..."
"He kept saying 'PHIL? PHIL CONNORS?!'"

Epic Groundhog Day/Stephen Tobolowsky reference  ;D

Thrifty

I remember this fondly, and I think I need to watch it again.  I watched it during the week I was shotgunning about a dozen Rifftrax which I had neglected to purchase over the summer previous.

The movie sticks with me because it's so unlike anything they've ever done.  It's not a classic.  It's not old MST3K style megacheese.  It's not a recently released blockbuster.  It's just a movie that isn't too obscure or too well known.  It's remarkably average, and that's such an odd choice for them.  I'd love to see more movies like that done.

Sass

"The gun is for when he leads his Bible study group through the issue of works or grace."  Ha!  I'm a nerd AND a PK, so I really enjoyed that line.

"I'm a reincarnation initiator. "  Too funny

Also all the allusions to Bea Arthur!
"You're gonna make this look better in post, right?"
"What the hell is post?  Keep flailing!!"

Invisible NanoGhost

Quote from: Thrifty on July 28, 2009, 07:17:28 AM
The movie sticks with me because it's so unlike anything they've ever done.  It's not a classic.  It's not old MST3K style megacheese.  It's not a recently released blockbuster.  It's just a movie that isn't too obscure or too well known.  It's remarkably average, and that's such an odd choice for them.  I'd love to see more movies like that done.

I recently watched this again, and I do like it.  The movie is good enough to be enjoyable in it's own right, but then the riffed version is also fun and entertaining.  I don't think I had heard of this movie before they riffed it, and I'm glad I picked it up.

Dustin

"Oh, there's a hole in my arm where all the money goes!"

"We now return to 'Clean Slate.'"

The riffing on that whole bit where Sammy Jenkins is is hilarious in its cruelty.