Day 8 of the 31 Day Film
Challenge: A film that you can quote a line from.
For this challenge I’m going with a
family favourite. Martin Brest’s Midnight
Run (1988) is a hilarious film about bounty hunter Robert De Niro taking accountant Charles Grodin from New York to Los Angeles while being chased by the mob and the FBI. To this day all I have to do is quote a line from this film and
a member of my family will not only know what I’m referencing but will usually
answer back with another line. A few choice examples:
“Hey Marvin, look out!”
Can I ask you something? These
sunglasses, they're really nice. Are they government-issued, or do all you guys
go like to the same store to get them?”
“He got off with the other guy—two
or three stops ago. His real name's Mosely.”
“I’m Mosely!”
“Is this moron number one?
Put moron number two on the phone.”
"Hey Tony, Hopalong
Che si dice!"
“You two are the dumbest bounty
hunters I have ever seen!”
“Watch your cigarettes with this
guy, Jack!”
“Looks like I'm walkin'.”
What a great film! To find out more about the
31 Day Film Challenge, visit here.
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