say what? 2006: new 'Eragon' quoteIt had to be done: all in one place, the very best bad dialogue of the year 2006. No ranking -- newer quotes are posted at the top. [Warning: May contain spoilers.] “I suffer without my stone.” “He ain’t retarded, he’s misunderstood.” “I think you’d rather fuck me than kill me. But you don’t have the guts to do either.” “How about I make you my wee-yotch?” “Harry Potter can kiss my ass!” “Our daughter is part of your worst harvest in years!” “I got the gun from work. It’s part of a program for ex-cons.” “Where’s your bathroom? I gotta shit.” “Why don’t you nice boys let your cars do the talking? Winner gets me!” “One car in exchange for knowing what a man is made of? That’s a price I can live with.” “I don’t have to be psychic to see that something’s bothering you.” “Magneto wants a war, we’ll give him one.” “I have to get to a library -- fast!” “I can’t imagine beginning the day without licking myself.” “Do we not have the party hats of death?” “Top of the food chain, Ma!” “You know, that’s the nightmare of shrinkdom: too many questions, too many answers, nobody gets laid.” “Isn’t it possible that you want me to be the killer? You know, how some guys are into blondes and some guys are into killers?” “I got the toughest mob in the world -- I’m the law.” (Technorati tags: worst movie lines, funny movie lines, quotable movie lines, worst movie dialogue, funny movie dialogue, quotable movie dialogue, Eragon, Texas Chainsaw Massacre, Black Dahlia, Covenant, Wicker Man, Waist Deep, X-Men The Last Stand, Da Vinci Code, Wild, Basic Instinct 2, Running Scared, Fast and the Furious Tokyo Drift) |
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posted by Tonio Kruger (Thu May 18 06, 9:42PM)
What? You never had a burning urge to travel to the nearest library in the middle of the night or anything? (Not that most libraries are necessarily open in the middle of night, but hey, you never know.)
Anyway, maybe this quote will start a trend:
1. Did I read one book--or two?
2. Give him a bibliography he can't refuse.
3. I read dead people.
4. I don't know where you're taking this book, but one look at you and I know it's going to be hot...
Not to mention:
5. Indy! The library is closing up!!!!
posted by MaryAnn Johanson (Fri May 19 06, 2:06AM)
Indiana Jones and Daniel Jackson make libraries sexy. Would that 'The Da Vinci Code' did the same thing...
posted by stuart (Tue May 30 06, 5:03AM)
I'd have to add another from The Da Vinci Code:
Robert Langdon: A-P-P-L-E...Apple!
That line said a lot about the film, really. Tom Hanks looked positively embarrassed delivering it.
posted by MaryAnn (Tue May 30 06, 2:37PM)
You know, shouldn't that code have been "P-O-M-M-E... pomme!" Why would a Frenchman create a code for his French granddaughter in English?