Chapter and Verse

As some of you might have noticed I can quote chapter and verse from LOTR. If I dont' remember a line exactly I at least know where to find it. I'm not the only one here like that. What books and films do you know inside out?

The Princess Bride

Monty Python and the Holy Grail

Dead Poets Society

The Hitchhikker's Guide to the Galaxy

Rosencrantz and Guildenstern are Dead

I can sing the entire score of Les Miserables, Assasins, and Sweeny Todd.

There's probably more, but that's all I can think of at the moment.

You're forgeting The Muppet Movie ;-)

MPatHG
princess bride
um, thats all i can think of off the top of my head

Like Gella, I'm down with the musicals.

I can sing the entire scores of:

Les Miserables, Phantom of the Opera, The Secret Garden, Cats, Aida, Rent, Coed Prison Sluts (don't kill me, Gordon), Titanic, The King and I, Fiddler on the Roof, Footloose (only because I was in it), The Sound of Music (that's a gimme), Applause (see Footloose), The Wiz (again), Children of Eden, Pippin, Rent, most of A Funny Thing... Forum, and wow, my mind is blanking.�

Must go lick a parrot now.

OK I've known you for four years and we never talked about Sweeney Tood and R&G are Dead? The "Death is not being on a boat" discussion is one of my favorite dialogues.

the films of FotR and TTT. annie hall. grosse pointe blank, probably. some like it hot.

and musicals. but musicals are a given around here, right?

the films of FotR and TTT. annie hall. grosse pointe blank, probably. some like it hot.

Nobody's perfect.

Thank you Talcott.

We've never played at questions??

(Questions is on page 42, by the way.)

Do you believe we haven't?

Babes in Toyland.

The film or the operetta?

The film aka March of the Wooden Soldiers was one of my favorites as a kid. That's the Laurel and Hardy version, there's another but I never could get into it.

Film.�� With Annette.

I forgot that I can also sing along with most of Chess, the musical.� Had the pleasure of catching a local production of Chess.� Yay!

Finding Nemo

jurassic park, amelie (in french! go me!), FotR, moonstruck with cher, various episodes of the x files, friends�and ed. i'm sure there are others but hangover = brainfuzz. :)

Harold and Maude, The Point, Grease (the movie, edited for TV version), The Breakfast Club, 16 Candles

I might miss one or two lines, but I can quote enough of these that no one will watch them with me:

Grease
The Princess Bride
Pulp Fiction
The Neverending Story
Annie (with Albert Finney)
Spice World
Xanadu

I'm sure there are others, but it's been a while. I'll have to wait until I see them again to find out for sure.

yes! spice world!

and i forgot kicking and screaming.

Oh yeah... also Back to the Future.

And Amadeus.

Holy crapballs.
More than one person over the age of 18 admits to having seen spice world??

i -own- spice world.

Finding Nemo

RENT (inc. the speaking bits)

Eddie Izzard: Dress to Kill

Grosse Pointe Blank

Seen it, own it, and quote it regularly.

Of course, there aren't many people who recognize the quotes, but that's their loss.� :-)

Donnie Darko. "he told me to forcibly insert a lifelines exercise card into my ANUS!"
Hedwig and the Angry Inch. "you can't put a bra in a dryer, it warps!"
Leolo. "italy is too beautiful to be left to the italians."

...some things should be outlawed.

10 Things I Hate About You

Bring It On.

Best. Teenybopper Movies. Ever.

I own it too. Woohoo!

i'm so with you on bring it on.

also princess bride (but then again, doesn't everyone my age have this memorized?), clue, fotr and ttt, schizopolis, and ocean's 11.

Ya'll are a bunch of sick monkeys.

Labyrinth

Clue

Give My Regards to Broad Street

Help!

Princess Bride

Labyrinth is the biggest though. The one I truly can recite everything along with it as I watch it.

Dude, I forgot about Ocean's 11! That's an excellent movie.

Funny thing, I don't even own a copy of Bring it On or Ocean's 11... I have just managed to catch each of them whenever they're on TV every time.

I concur.

oh, clue! yes!

and as i remembered today (commenting on lj) a good deal of margaret cho's stuff. all of "i'm the one that you want", for sure, and a hell of a lot of "notorious".