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Date Posted: 07:02:05 07/19/07 Thu
Author: The Rhino
Subject: Stupid Movie One-Liners

In a previous post, Dog of War wrote: "On a lighter note, I've added "In America it's all about bling-bling, well here it's all about bang-bang" from The Blood Diamond to the Hall of Shitty One-Liner Fame, along with Sean Connery's "You're the man now, dog!" from Finding Forrester and Wesley Snipes' "There's been a murder at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue...an address that changes all the rules." from Murder at 1600."

Definitely shitty! I would like to add the following: There have been several horror and suspense films that have one of the main characters shouting into the darkness, "What do you want from me!?!?" An shining example would be Jennifer Love "Funbags" Hewitt screaming it out in I Know What You Did Last Summer.

There was some Sandra Bullock movie a couple of years back where, in the trailer, something is said about a killer's profile and she blurts out, "the profile doesn't fit the profile!" My wife and I throw that out quite a bit.

In The Rookie with Dennis Quaid, which is a really good movie, the kid says "Come on, Dad, bring the heat!" I hate sports one-liners like that.

Any other examples?

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Profile doesn't fit the profile -- Dog of War, 19:53:51 07/19/07 Thu