Has anybody seen that advertisement for the movie "National Treasure" -- with Nicholas Cage? It's the latest big-budget crap-fest by Jerry Suck - er, I mean Bruckheimer.
There's this part in the ad where Nick Cage is looking at a $1 bill with a Sherlock-Holmes magnifying glass and says "I think this dollar bill is trying to tell me something..."
My friends and I bust up laughing every time, but the sad part is that it's supposed to be SO SERIOUS.
"The dollar bill is telling me ... that I'm making a lot of them reciting this lame dialogue ..."
~ masher
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just about any line from any hacker movie ever made.
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Nick Cage is a repeat offender. My favorite was his "You got snake eyes!" in the movie Snake Eyes. I hate movies that try to work their title into the dialogue.
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The world Julian wanted to preserve and restore is gone...the barbarians are at the gate. Yet when they breach the wall, they will find nothing of value to seize, only empty relics. The spirit of what we were has fled.
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Posts: 522 | Location: St. Albans, WV | Registered: February 03, 2004
in Starship Troopers is the ultimate. I still laugh hysterically.
Also just about any Arnold movie ever made has some real jewels....
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Charlie Sheen in Wallstreet - looking out at New York City from the balcony of his condo that he purchased with money from insider trading, says "Who am I".
