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Movie: Daffy Duck in Hollywood(1938)


I. M. Stupendous:
[I.M. has just seen Daffy's "film"] Amazing! Marvelous! Stupendous! Colossal! Tremendous! Gigantic! Astounding! Unbelievable! Spectacular! Phenomenal! And it's good, too.



Movie: Madhouse(1974)


Claudia:
Well, what was I supposed to think. They looked insane.

Bernice:
We're not insane. We're from New Jersey.

Fred:
Yeah, the Garden State.



Movie: Da uomo a uomo(1967)


Vigro:
They got all my money. But I wanna keep my skin!



Movie: The Taking of Pelham One Two Three(1974)


Mr. Blue:
Be Quiet! Now be quiet! nothing will happen as long as you obey my orders.

Pimp:
Shit man that's what they said in Vietnam, and I still got my ass shot full of lead.

Mr. Gray:
Shut your mouth nigger! and keep it shut!

Mr. Blue:
Mr. Gray!



Movie: Keeping Up with the Steins(2006)


Irwin Fiedler:
Haven't you ever done something wrong, Adam? Have you ever done anything that that was stupid, cowardly, selfish? Have you ever done anything that you just couldn't make right, no matter how hard you try?

Adam Fiedler:
Of course. I'm an agent.



Movie: The Making of 'Amadeus' (V)(2002)


F. Murray Abraham:
And I said "Uh, Milos, this is the part where he becomes the old man" which I hadn't really prepared for. He said "Well? Do the old man!"



Movie: Back to School(1986)


Diane:
How would you characterize "The Great Gatsby"?

Thornton Melon:
He was... uh... great!



Movie: Halo 2 (VG)(2004)


Grunt #1:
Me take off mask, smell better! But nooo, always have to fight on oxygen planet! How come enemies don't breathe methane?



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