The Quote Game

[scatmanfan]

Okay, I can guess you know how this goes. Name a quote, and whoever guesses it gets to name their own quote. All right, I'll start this.
"There's someone on the wing! Some...thing!...I'm sorry were you saying something?"
GO!

 

[TMAN10112]

Okay, I can guess you know how this goes. Name a quote, and whoever guesses it gets to name their own quote. All right, I'll start this.
"There's someone on the wing! Some...thing!...I'm sorry were you saying something?"
GO!

Ace Ventura: When Nature Calls

 

[FalloutJack]

Penalty for not making a quote: I steal it.

"Irony can be pretty ironic at times."

 

[TMAN10112]

Penalty for not making a quote: I steal it.

"Irony can be pretty ironic at times."

Airplane II: The Sequel. BAM!

my quote:"You drew first blood!"

 

[Xhumed]

First Blood. Funnily enough.

"Bring in that floating fat-man..."

 

[TheBlueRabbit]

First Blood. Funnily enough.

"Bring in that floating fat-man..."

Dune.

"It's not often we received visitors. Let alone offer them.....hospitality."

 

[Damien the Pigeon]

The Rocky Horror Picture Show!

This one should be easy:

"STELLA!!!!!!"

 

[scatmanfan]

A Streetcar Named Desire!
Okay, now for a less obvious one...
"I'm a black belt in akido...with the boots to match."

 

[Xhumed]

A Streetcar Named Desire!
Okay, now for a less obvious one...
"I'm a black belt in akido...with the boots to match."

Hmm... sounds a bit Stephen Segal... can't quite place it though...

 

[Dilla]

A Streetcar Named Desire!
Okay, now for a less obvious one...
"I'm a black belt in akido...with the boots to match."

It's not Leela from Futurama is it?

 

[scatmanfan]

Sorry, nope!
Okay, a bit too obscure. Hint: A John Candy movie. He plays a very stupid private eye.

 

[TheBlueRabbit]

Sorry, nope!
Okay, a bit too obscure. Hint: A John Candy movie. He plays a very stupid private eye.

Who's Harry Crumb?

EDIT (in case it's right):

Someone else can take it. I'm away for a couple of days.

 

[FalloutJack]

I got this.

"Aha! A double-negative! And as is well-known, a double-negative invariable proves positive!"

 

[scatmanfan]

Sorry, nope!
Okay, a bit too obscure. Hint: A John Candy movie. He plays a very stupid private eye.

Who's Harry Crumb?

EDIT (in case it's right):

Someone else can take it. I'm away for a couple of days.

I knew I wasn't the only one who liked this movie.