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Thomas Procyk
Phenomenal Film Handler

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From: Royal Palm Beach, FL, USA
Registered: Feb 2002

posted 10-07-2002 05:44 PM

YAY! I finally got one! (I think...) Some of these quotes are rather vague, which is why I haven't been confident enough to answer one until now. Now its time for REVENGE!

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David Stambaugh
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From: Eugene, Oregon
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posted 10-09-2002 08:39 PM

Darren Crimmins: Are you sure you got that quote exactly right? "You.....have a serious wardrobe problem" I'm taking a risk with my answer of "1941", which has a quote very similar to that, but not exactly the same...

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Darren Crimmins
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posted 10-09-2002 08:44 PM

Yeah, that is the right movie. I believe that Dan Ackroyd said that in the car garage in '1941', he might have said "You...have a serious wardrobe probelms, son", but that is the quote.

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David Stambaugh
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posted 10-09-2002 08:48 PM

The exact quote is: "You! Have a really serious wardrobe problem, kid." Spoken by Dan Aykroyd.

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Thomas Procyk
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posted 10-09-2002 08:57 PM

*SIGH* Well, at least I got to play for a little while. I guess I should have stuck with Howard The Duck quotes.

((Looks up at B&W 8x10 photo of Howard on top of computer monitor))
You never done me wrong, duckie.

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Darryl Spicer
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posted 10-09-2002 10:34 PM

1941 was released in 1979 and it also states that date in the IMDB data base.

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James R. Hammonds, Jr
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posted 10-12-2002 03:19 PM

Brad, "Hey kids, get out from under that woman's dress." wasnt from Splash, was it?

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Brad Miller
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posted 10-12-2002 05:22 PM

No it wasn't, but you can bet it will be re-posted the next time I get a chance since it was never officially answered on the thread. (My how time slips by.)

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David Stambaugh
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posted 10-15-2002 01:34 PM

SMURFS AND THE MAGIC f-ing FLUTE??!! That's just plain

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Thomas Procyk
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posted 10-15-2002 04:16 PM

Hey, it was the movie that spawned the most successful blue cartoon characters of the 80's!!!

Regal played that year after year (the same print!) for their Free Summer Kids Film Fest doojiggy. Every year it got a few hundred feet shorter, heh.

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David Stambaugh
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posted 10-20-2002 09:01 PM

Apologies if this issue has been covered (I haven't read each and every post in this long thread).

If there's a discrepancy between what a published screenplay has a character saying, and what the character actually said in the finished film, I would assume that the actual spoken dialog would prevail. The reason I'm bringing this up is sometimes a film's dialog as published in a screenplay differs somewhat from the dialog as actually spoken in the film.

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Mike Schindler
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posted 10-20-2002 09:15 PM

I think it was John Carpenter who said that a screenplay was nothing more than words on paper. It seems like that would make sense for this game too.

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David Stambaugh
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posted 11-04-2002 10:26 AM

Don't hold up the game waiting for confirmation. I couldn't find that quote online, was taking a guess going from memory so I could easily be wrong. I do think there's something very close to that in Gilbert Grape though...

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Brad Miller
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posted 11-04-2002 03:32 PM

We'll hold it for one more day just to be fair. After that if no one has confirmation one way or another, we will proceed assuming the quote was also in the other movie.

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Bobby Henderson
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From: Lawton, OK, USA
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posted 11-04-2002 05:23 PM

I don't know about the Gilbert Grape quote.

However, I was pretty sure someone would have picked up (rather easily) the quote I put up from "Insomnia". I'm surprised no one did, considering it was pretty much the quote that illustrated the theme of the film. Too bad I was out of town and couldn't add another quote under it. At least I picked a quote from an arguably popular film rather than an old cult movie few people have seen.

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