To be fair, it's not as if it's the most well known of cult classic films. I only heard about it myself earlier this year when me and my dad were talking about Philip K. Dick's work and he mentioned this film being an adaptation of Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep? and watched it a short while afterwards. Chances are people would have as much chance understanding this quote out of the blue as they would if I just decided to say "Malcovich. Malcovich Malcovich Malcovich." all of a sudden without any hints towards where it came from.Susan Arendt said:
Um....yeah, it's pretty well known and one of the most influential sci fi movies ever made (visually speaking). And Being John Malkovitch.Zombie_Fish said:
Yeah, I think I'll do exactly the same. Seeing the aforementioned scene in crisp crisp HD might make this comments thread somehow more bearable.Hubilub said:
Judging from the comments, you might be a grandpa.paketep said:OMG, this is full of kids!. And to think that I saw Blade Runner when it actually opened and played Duck Hunt when it was released.. I'd better not count how many years is that
You're not alone. I could tell they were referencing Blade Runner and Duck Hunt, but I'm still scratching my head.Demented Teddy said:
Never seen the film in English, sorry from being a country that shares its language with Germany. Also it's been YEARS since I saw it.Susan Arendt said:
You know what I love about that scene? It's John Malcovich acting his backside off. He fully conveys multiple conversations with only one word AND offeres a great joke about Hollywood ego at the same time.Zombie_Fish said:
Well, if you have to deal with a translation, obviously it's going to be a different experience.TheBlackKnight said:
