Random Quotes about His Favorites Movies

Rio Bravo (Howard Hawks -1959) :

When I'm getting serious about a girl, I show her Rio Bravo and she better fucking like it.

Το έχω δει δυο φορές και το λάτρεψα. Θα το βάλω στο βιογραφικό μου...


Abott and Costello meet Frankenstein (Charles T. Barton 1948):

When I was a little kid that was my favorite movie of all time. It's not like they make comedy now. The scary parts are really scary and the funny parts are really funny. Frankenstein actually kills people. He throws the nurse through the window, and she's *dead*.

I remember the first movie I saw on television when I was, like, "Oh wow, you can do this in a movie?" was Abbott and Costello Meet Frankenstein. That was my favorite movie when I was five years old. The Abbott and Costello stuff was funny, but when they were out of the room and the monsters would come on, they'd kill people! And the big brain operation when they take out Costello's brain and put in Frankenstein's Monster's brain was scary. Then this nurse gets thrown through a window! She's dead! When's the last time you saw anybody in a comedy-horror film actually kill somebody? You don't see that. I took it in, seeing that movie.


Abott and Costello meet the Mummy (Charles lamont - 1955):

I saw Abbott and Costello Meet the Mummy [1955] and I remember thinking, These are the greatest movies ever made. You get a great comedy and a great horror movie--all together.

Ε καλά ήταν και πιτσιρίκι όταν τα έβλεπε. Πάντως έχει απίστευτη μνήμη ο άτιμος...


Big Wednesday ( John Milius - 1978):

I don't like surfers; I didn't like them when I was growing up. I lived in a surfing community, and I thought they were all jerks. I like this movie so much. Surfers don't deserve this movie

Ψιλοκομπλεξική η στάση του απέναντι στου σέρφερς αλλά για κάτι τέτοια τον αγαπάμε!


The Big Sleep (Howard Hawks - 1946):

There is no "can't," no "have to." But what I'm doing is like in The Big Sleep [1946], where there's a guy waiting outside the door for Bogart, and Bogart makes this other guy go out. The guy is, like, "I'm not gonna go out," so Bogart shoots him in the hip, in the hand. Finally, the guy goes out and he gets shot, all right? It's tough stuff, and that's what I'm trying to do with my violence.


Where Eagles Dare (Brian G. Hutton - 1969):

This is my favorite guys-on-a-mission movie. I'm gonna do a guys-on-a-mission movie one day

Το ΄πε κι ευτυχώς αυτή τη φορά το έκανε...


Fandango (Kevin Reynolds 1985):

Kevin Reynolds is going to be the Stanley Kubrik of this decade. Fandango is one of the best directorial debuts in the history of cinema. I saw Fandango five times at the movie theater and it only playd for a fucking week, all right?

Η προφητεία δεν έπιασε εδώ. Εκτός αν εκείνη η μπούρδα με τον Κόστνερ θεωρείται ταινιάρα και δεν το ΄ξερα.


Breathless (Jim McBride1983):

Here's a movie that indulges completely all my obsessions - comic books, rockabilly music and movies


Days of Thunder (Tony Scott 1990):

It's like a fucking Sergio Leone movie with cars


Rolling Thunder (John Flynn 1977):

Most movies let you down but this is ass-kicking nirvana