Following J Chaos and Will's (Mad Lemmey's) "Aliens" posts, it got me thinking we're all a bit obsessed right.....................................................right

We're the guys who, not only can we quote from "Aliens", we can tell you how many lights were on the APC (5 it's 5!  Trust me).

So, post a quote form your favourite film, for others to guess.

Here are the rules:

1)  Just a "quote", no other information;
2)  It must be war, wargames, history related (or funny);
3)  Don't "reveal" your answer 'til 3 guesses, the correct answer or until FSN gets silly;
4)  DON'T GGOGLE QUOTES (you can subtly alter quotes to avoid "Google-Detection".

Here's my first:

Name the character and film:
"I really don't know what they will do to the enemy; but, by God, they frighten me."

Wellington  in Waterloo

Quote from: Fenton on 07 March 2015, 08:38:47 PM
Wellington  in Waterloo

Wrong!!!

Okay, you're right!

Git 

Your turn!

As Mr Fenton says, either Wellington in Waterloo,

or Sir Henry Ruff-Diamond in "Carry On Up the Khyber" - the bit with the kilts.



Try this one ...

"Get then down! Down!"

er...Zulu?

Some dude in a red jacket  

Status Quo?

You've subtly altered "Down, down deeper and down!" to stop me googling it

"Target the Reavers. Target the Reavers! Target Everyone!! SOMEBODY FIRE!"


.. and no it's not almost every Fleet commander I've ever flown with in EVE Online ... OK it pretty much is but that's not where the quote comes from

One more guess, cos I haven't got a clue...

Fenton, you're clever; come on!

"Target the reavers" has to be "Serenity", Cap'n Mal.

"Get the down! Down!" was said by John Wayne. 

Quote from: fsn on 07 March 2015, 08:45:17 PM
As Mr Fenton says, either Wellington in Waterloo,

or Sir Henry Ruff-Diamond in "Carry On Up the Khyber" - the bit with the kilts.



Try this one ...

"Get then down! Down!"

Ah, now, wasn't that John Wayne in The Longest Day?  The scene with the paratroopers hanging on the trees n the village?

Close fsn but no cigar

OK easy one,mainly because I watched it yesterday



Colonel, there's no such thing as "death with honor". Just death.

Quote from: Luddite on 07 March 2015, 08:59:20 PM
Ah, now, wasn't that John Wayne in The Longest Day?  The scene with the paratroopers hanging on the trees n the village?

Indeed it was.

Next one then:

"Everyone's in strung out shape"