What movie is this line from! (Some Movie Spoilers)

[Wikidogre]

Sorry folks i needed a break and start a differant thread right now, i am at work, and bored of my gaming tush!



here we go....what movie?

"I need a gun with lots of ammo!!"

 

[Wicht]

Re: What movie is this line from!

here we go....what movie?

"I need a gun with lots of ammo!!"

Hmm, Kuff's with Christian Slater comes to mind but I think the line might have been worded slightly differently.

 

[Henry]

The only other movie besides Kuffs that comes to mind is a movie called (I think) Future Kill, with Rutger Hauer.

In it, Hauer plays a cop, whose partner was killed by a monster. His new partner thinks he's crazy for carrying around so many overpowered guns - until he meets the monster. The partner's transformation is one of the most hilarious parts of the movie.

 

[reapersaurus]

That was my guess, as well -
but the movie with Rutger Hauer is called Split Second - quite a memorable little B-movie.
Well worth seeing.

 

[Apok]

"We need bigger guns, Stone! We need some BIG F***ING GUNS!!"

Yes, Split Second would be the movie in question. Very good & definitely worth picking up as long as you aren't expecting a masterpiece. Personally, my favorite scene is when Stone's partner, Dick, is listing off all the racked weapons in the stations weapons requisition room and makes the oh-so-wonderful comment, "Too f***ing small!" over a grenade launcher...

 

[Desdichado]

Yeah, if it wasn't such an Alien rip-off, it would have been really good! I did enjoy it, but the whole time I felt a strange sense of deja-vu.

My wife just rented The Others last night. Same thing there: that'd would've been an absolutely great movie. Except for one thing: I've already seen The Sixth Sense.

 

[kreynolds]

My wife just rented The Others last night. Same thing there: that'd would've been an absolutely great movie. Except for one thing: I've already seen The Sixth Sense.

But the delivery of the plot was so much different in The Others. Granted, I was pretty sure early on that Nicole and the Kids were dead, but I didn't realize that the housekeepers were also dead until much later on. It was enough to make it stand out on its own, and to be honest, the reason I thought that it was much better than The 6th Sense is quite simple: I figured out that Bruce was dead within the first 15 minutes of the movie, so it kinda ruined it for me, though I still like it.

By the way, if you're ever in the mood for a good ol' action movie with ghosts, I definately recommend 13 Ghosts. Sure, it's not the original, but there's plenty of good lines, a couple of really interesting characters, and the effects are top notch.

On a side note, has anybody seen Unbreakable? If you did see it, and you didn't like it, try watching it again. Why? Well, the first time I watched it, I got bored really fast. The plot didn't grip me and the character development was slower than watching grass grow. However, the second time I watched it, I picked up a lot more than before, and it only gets better every time I see it. It's too bad that it didn't make much money, as it was supposed to kick off a complete series about Bruce's character.

 

[RogueJK]

Bah.

kreynolds, you really ought to put a spolier warning before your post. I rented The Others last night and was looking forwards to watching it today.



Luckily, it was a free rental. I'll just return it and wait a while before watching it. I usually manage to eventually forget most spoilers that I stumble upon.

 

[Golem Joe]

Same topic...

Different quote:

"Be afraid. Be very afraid."

Yes, I know its stupid. But for the life of me I can't remember what movie its from -- only that I've seen it.

 

[kreynolds]

kreynolds, you really ought to put a spolier warning before your post. I rented The Others last night and was looking forwards to watching it today.

Technically, it wouldn't matter if I put a spoiler warning in there or not, as Joshua already said it was like The 6th Sense, so I'll share the blame with him, thank you very much.