so many to choose.
stripes is great.
brilliant even.

that and caddyshack i think i know word for word.

"tito puente is gonna be dead and your gonna say oh ive been listening to him for years"

three way tie between:

real genius
better off dead
pee wee's big adventure



there is no way to decide between the three.

hench wrote:three way tie between:

real genius
better off dead
pee wee's big adventure



there is no way to decide between the three.

brw--rank these movies

Val Kilmer almost spoils Real Genius, almost....

I'm assuming that, by mainstream, you mean anything I could've gotten at CVS in Punxsutawney, Pennsyltucky, without ID. Forging ahead on that assumption:

Title: Suburbia (1984) introduced me to American west coast Reaganomic punks, or to be precise; Flea:

Quote: "Happy Easter, asshole."

Character: Flea

Of course, in second place, also administering the punk drug I needed:

Title: Repo Man

Quote: Duke: The lights are growing dim Otto. I know a life of crime has led me to this sorry fate, and yet, I blame society. Society made me what I am.
Otto: That's bullshit. You're a white suburban punk just like me.
Duke: Yeah, but it still hurts.

Character: Fox Harris, as the lobotomized nuclear physicist.

Other than those already mentioned, Rocky IV

"He is not human. He is made of iron."

So little dialogue, but boy do they make it count.

anarchyinthebronx wrote:Loretta,

This one?......

The one and only line of dialogue from that film that I remember is when the possessed principal from Ferris Beuller says "Release the small waterfowl". Go figure.

Marsupialized wrote:I was 11? What the fuck was my mom doing taking me to rated R movies when I was 11?

Taking you on a double date, with her 18-year-old boyfriend? Y'know, your stepdad?

'commando' starring the governor of california.

a film so good that by comparison everything else seems paltry.

CADDYSHACK

or

VICE VERSA

Judge Reinhold = <3