Most over-quoted movie by gamers.

[Someone]

"My name is Indigo Montoya. You have killed my father. Prepare to die."

Iñigo. It´s Iñigo Montoya.

 

[Rackhir]

I tried my best to resist the temptation to be a nit-picker, but I have given in:

Indigo: 1. Any of various shrubs or herbs of the genus Indigofera in the pea family, having odd-pinnate leaves and usually red or purple flowers in axillary racemes.
2. A blue dye obtained from these plants or produced synthetically.

The character is Inigo Montoya.

I am proud to say Princess Bride is my 4-year-old son's favorite movie, even though he still gets pretty scared by the giant rat (rodent of unusual size).

Sounds like someone's indulging in purple prose.

 

[Cyberzombie]

Python. With random quotes from everything under the sun.

 

[Cyberzombie]

Just saw Monty Python for the first time last night. Haven't laughed that hard in a long while. And I caught a quotation in literally every scene, which is why I voted for it.

You JUST saw it for the first time? Heck, my two-year-old saw it a year ago! Where you been, mang?

 

[TheAuldGrump]

Sounds like someone's indulging in purple prose.

You just blue it, man.

The Auld Grump, woad is me...

 

[shilsen]

You JUST saw it for the first time? Heck, my two-year-old saw it a year ago! Where you been, mang?

India. Next question ?

 

[Skarp Hedin]

I'm not sure any of my players have seen those movies.

They've probably seen the Princess Bride, if they've seen either, and at least one hates anything British, so he'd never agree to watch Python anyhow.

 

[Dinkeldog]

INCONCEIVABLE!

I don't think that word means what you think it means.

 

[Cyberzombie]

India. Next question ?

Well, at least you have a good excuse!

Unlike me. I only saw the Princess Bride last year. And I'm 33...

 

[Rackhir]

I'm not sure any of my players have seen those movies.

They've probably seen the Princess Bride, if they've seen either, and at least one hates anything British, so he'd never agree to watch Python anyhow.

That's kind of ironic since Monty Python has some of the most savage mockery of British life and society.