Oh, yeah, forgot the furnace, A Christmas Story. I was thinking about the lights on Vacation.

Here is one .....
"I am here to chew bubblegum and kick a**....and I am all out of bubble gum...."
I know....this one is easy !!!!!!

They Live

"...some men are Babtists, my father was an Oldsmobile man" The greatest furnace fighter in the midwest. Love that movie and every time I see it I miss my dad (a Buick, Pontiac man). RIP dad

not a line, but ldservice, you are pulling out some real misses for me
i thought i knew more than this

Here's the problem rein-o, I'm 62, how old are you? I don't know anything recent, I'm stuck in the "old days". In fact a few minutes ago the cat walked across the keyboard and everything went very small. I had to fuss to get it back to a size I can read. People say "don't get old", but the alternative is to get covered up by dirt (I'll pass, too risky)... Have a good night my friend

By the way, when I was in high school my dad told me "all you want to be is a god damned TV repair man?" He grew up in the depression and if you didn't go to college you were sunk. So I went (and got kicked out after a year and a half) and turned into a god damned LD repair man. My dad came to see me at work one day and was IMPRESSED that I knew where all those wires went. I miss him and every time I look in the mirror I see him looking back at me.
May everyone have such wonderful memories of someone important but now gone. Those memories are MOST worth the risk

35 but i watch wayyyyyy to many films.

i used to watch more when i had cable with HBO, cinemax and all the other film channels.
now i have netflix instant, and i watch too many now, i try to watch stuff i have never seen
before, my mom would watch all the older films, which i do watch also.

as you know there are lots of films and you can remember some or all and watch them over again.
but you've been hitting some obscure ones.

i thought the one you listed may have been gung ho, but it's been years since i've seen it
and don't really remember too much, other than the US/Japanese story line.

so i guess i have to start watching more stuff now than ever before

I think this is one

Listen, did you smell that?

or

Wherever you go there you are.

"I'd buy that for a dollar".

--This one was posted at a local Blockbuster for a free rental and I'll admit it stumped me while I was there. I hadn't seen the movie in probably 15 years or more. It's just too easy to Google these...

Ghostbusters that line is memorable without looking it up.

Robocop, the guy on TV.

Max Max Beyond Thunderdome

Really? That's the line I use on my wife when we're driving somewhere and she swears I'm lost

I'm going with Vacation, only because that quote reminds me of the scene where Chevy Chase trades in his car for that ugly station wagon. (I didn't read through the rest of the posts, so if someone already answered this then please ignore my reply.)

Huh, I would have guessed that was from The Adventures of Buckaroo Banzai: Across the 8th Dimension. I recall that line was Buckaroo's catchphrase.

You are correct! It's the Family Truckster Wagon, in metallic pea

Yay! Now I get to pick a quote!

"You know what kind of people they are. They're gonna strip you naked and go to work on you with a pair of pliers and a blowtorch."

Yay! Now I get to pick a quote!

"You know what kind of people they are. They're gonna strip you naked and go to work on you with a pair of pliers and a blowtorch."[/quote

Pulp Fiction----"friends that are going to get medieval on your a**

I was thinking Buckaroo Bonzi hit I guess you can use Mad Max

Something along the line of Remember Buckaroo - Whever you go there you are.