Movie Quotes

[Heid the Ba]

Indeed it can't. It is a British film from the 50s.

[Heid the Ba]

I was probably being too obscure here, it was The Dambusters.

Let's try:

A handbag?

[Heid the Ba]

A film of an Oscar Wilde play.

[wring]

WWII movie, right? I'd have to cheat to find it.

[Heid the Ba]

Been filmed several times, most recently a couple of years ago. Wilde died in 1900 so not set in WW2. :D

[Arneb]

The Importance of Being Earnest.

[Heid the Ba]

Correct Arneb.

[Мастер]

Arneb, you're up.

[Arneb]

Aahh, errmm, OK.

So, not only did I have a lot of things I can do wrong, but the consequences, should I do them wrong, are gonna be immediately obvious to three billion people - and that's a worrisome thought!

[Мастер]

Hmm. I going to guess it's one of the asteroid movies.

Armageddon?

[Arneb]

Nope. I wouldn't burden this board with anything having to do with the worst science fiction movie ever. Do you know what Feinripp means? :D

ETA We are talking nonfiction here.

[Мастер]

Nope. I wouldn't burden this board with anything having to do with the worst science fiction movie ever. Do you know what Feinripp means? :D

Hey, just a guess.

ETA We are talking nonfiction here.

Another wild guess then. Thirteen Days?

[Arneb]

No, not this one (which the German Wikipedia article calls a Spielfilm).

Here's another one:

Person 1: I (or rather, ah) found out later on [...] that my heartbeat was a 144 at liftoff. John's was 70.
Person 2 (John): Yeah. Well, I told, I said mine was too old to go any faster. Yeah.

[troubleagain]

Apollo 13?

[Мастер]

I think it is not Apollo 13. But, let me try, The Right Stuff.

[wring]

Space Cowboys? ( if not right stuff)

[wring]

Space Cowboys? ( if not right stuff)

I think you're right about the stuff.

[Arneb]

Not that film (as I said, non-fiction), but The Right Stuff is explicitly mentioned in the film several times.

[Мастер]

I Googled. Couldn't have gotten it, because I hadn't heard of the film :(

[Heid the Ba]

I googled too, not a film I have seen.

[Enzo]

I googled and successfully found photos of nude cheerleaders. DOn;t know about movies though...

[Heid the Ba]

It may have been here this was discussed, but how do you know they are cheerleaders if they are nude?

[Arneb]

I Googled. Couldn't have gotten it, because I hadn't heard of the film :(

Thoroughly recommend it: In the Shadow of the Moon. Very moving, and sometimes I get a bit misty watching it. It is original footage, and the old astronauts talking about their voyages. No comment, no voice-over by an agitated moderator, no nothing (the only news person you see is Walter Cronkite). And the music is unbelievable. Reflect on the music when you see the slomo sequence of the Saturn liftoff. Woaaaw.

The beginning is awesome, too: Gene Cernan looking wryly at the camera , sying, "I called the Moon my home for three days of my life, and I'm here to tell you about it - that's science fiction!"

The whole affair is on YouTube, and you should definitely watch it. It was the second DVD I ever actually bought.

Here is a quote from the first one ) : They think we're Arab. When did Persian become Arab?

[Мастер]

It may have been here this was discussed, but how do you know they are cheerleaders if they are nude?

If he posts the links, maybe we will be able to examine them closely and find some other clues to their identity.

[troubleagain]

It may have been here this was discussed, but how do you know they are cheerleaders if they are nude?

By their pom-poms.