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[BeefontheBone]

"interaction" eh? Great film, although watching the David Lynch interview on the DVD put me off slightly - he's so incredibly bigheaded it gets irritating.

I like the scene in The Big Lebowski where he first goes into the warehouse and meets the artist woman - the expression on the Dude's face is priceless.

[Spoonman]

Originally posted by BeefontheBone@Nov 14 2005, 04:47 PM
"interaction" eh? Great film, although watching the David Lynch interview on the DVD put me off slightly - he's so incredibly bigheaded it gets irritating.

I like the scene in The Big Lebowski where he first goes into the warehouse and meets the artist woman - the expression on the Dude's face is priceless.

Take it as you wish I've still got a Lynch book (Lynch on Lynch) I bought a couple of years ago, never read it though. I'm afraid it will spoil my vision on his work

Big Lebowski is great, I liked the Dude's bowling-alley-trip

[Blood-Pigggy]

The look on Sam's face when Gollum calls him a "stupid fat Hobbit" in the second Lord Of The Rings film.
Keeping up with that moment, the "PO-TA-TOES" quote from Sam is also a quite funny line, even his comments afterwards "Boil em, smash em, stick em in a stew."

Other than that, in Pulp Fiction, when they attempt to inject Mia with adraline after a overdose, then her reaction when they stab it into her breast-plate.

[TheGiantMidgit]

http://boilemmashmem.ytmnd.com/ Yes, a great piece of dialog right there.

[Blood-Pigggy]

Yes, indeed a classic, but a better version here...
http://www.newgrounds.com/portal/view/197103

[Danny252]

Whats 'taters, aye?

[amazoness girl]

Corpse Bride: when Victor (Depp's character) walks through the woods, practicing his vows, he says;

"with this hand i shall raise your cup" :blink: " Oh, No!"

Of Course the Trailers take all the funny bits out of the film


http://corpsebridemovie.warnerbros.com/video.html

[moogle]

Heh, that movie was dissapointing, I'm sorry but it was....

[TheGiantMidgit]

Yea, I found it kind of anti-climatic... at the ending (and don't get me wrong, I'm a huge Burton fan), I found myself yelling "What the crap? That's it?! Are they serious?" as the credits began to roll IMMEDIATLY after the climax of the film. That, and the characters were irritating and underdeveloped.

[moogle]

It was ok I guess, but after seing The Nightmare before Christmas I was expecting a more mussical film, also Johny Depp just sounded....wrong...