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There's been 137 reported murders since then, and we won't solve them either.

Soylent Green
 
Wolff: What the hell are you?
Nicki: What do you think I am, you scrawny earthbag? I'm a woman!

Spacehunter: Adventures in the Forbidden Zone
 
NoTalentHack said:
"John Spartan, you are fined one credit for violation of the verbal morality statutes."
- Demolition Man
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From the same film-

“John, are all fluid exchange activities like that kiss you just gave me?”
“Some are even better.”
“Better? Oh my…”
 
The Uncanny

Wallace (segment "London 1912"): [as Wallace is leaving, commenting on the large number of cats watching him] Don't envy your job.
Janet (segment "London 1912"): We have a mutual understanding. I scratch their backs, and they don't scratch mine.
 
MillieDynamite said:
As long as we are in the 80s, 1981's Wolfen.
Dewey Wilson: [Ending voiceover] In arrogance, man knows nothing of what exists. There exists on this earth such as we dare not imagine; life as certain as our death, life that will prey on us as surely as we prey on this earth.
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The ruins of the church in that movie were built by the movie studio and taken down later. It was clearly visible from the 2 train during filming. At that time something like 90% of the population of that neighborhood was gone. Now it is completely filled in with new and some renovated buildings. It wasn't a slum; it was just empty.

https://money.cnn.com/galleries/2009/real_estate/0911/gallery.charlotte_street/index.html

(The church was on Seabury Place.)

The suburban house idea was not repeated and apartment buildings were built in later phases.

https://www.silman.com/work/projects/view/1490-southern-blvd/
 
It wasn't empty, there were wolfen there.
gunhilltrain said:
The ruins of the church in that movie were built by the movie studio and taken down later. It was clearly visible from the 2 train during filming. At that time something like 90% of the population of that neighborhood was gone. Now it is completely filled in with new and some renovated buildings. It wasn't a slum; it was just empty.

https://money.cnn.com/galleries/2009/real_estate/0911/gallery.charlotte_street/index.html

(The church was on Seabury Place.)

The suburban house idea was not repeated and apartment buildings were built in later phases.

https://www.silman.com/work/projects/view/1490-southern-blvd/
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"Marcus Carter's brother said he'd fingered her up the duck pond"

Hot Fuzz
 
MillieDynamite said:
It wasn't empty, there were wolfen there.
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I saw the filming of the scene where Warren was killed in the car on Wall Street. It took two nights in February, 1980. On the first night, the crew had real wolves available, but I missed that. On the second night, the crowd waited about four hours to watch the car blow up. They didn't want any retakes on that scene.
 
But Wolves ain't Wolfen, why didn't the get the real critters? Just jacking with you, Jack.
gunhilltrain said:
I saw the filming of the scene where Warren was killed in the car on Wall Street. It took two nights in February, 1980. On the first night, the crew had real wolves available, but I missed that. On the second night, the crowd waited about four hours to watch the car blow up. They didn't want any retakes on that scene.
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MillieDynamite said:
It wasn't empty, there were wolfen there.
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So how come the wolfen didn't object when they starting losing their hunting grounds starting in 1989, but they didn't want even one development in 1981? I know, it's allegorical and I'm so literal-minded that I'm missing the point. That's just how I am.
 
LOL. Yeah, it's fiction, remember. Ghettos don't disappear, they just move locations.
gunhilltrain said:
So how come the wolfen didn't object when they starting losing their hunting grounds starting in 1989, but they didn't want even one development in 1981? I know, it's allegorical and I'm so literal-minded that I'm missing the point. That's just how I am.
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MillieDynamite said:
But Wolves ain't Wolfen, why didn't the get the real critters? Just jacking with you, Jack.
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The wolften wanted certain concessions from Orion Pictures, and the studio decided against that. They thus figured that wolves looked identical and they would have to make do with that. Besides, wolves are easier to handle.
 
“Erica. It sounds just like ‘erotica’. Suits her too, the girl’s a walking wet dream.”

- Eight Days a Week (also my story “The Rendezvous” available on Lit. Check signature for link).
 
"After I killed him, I dropped the gun in the Thames, washed the residue off me hands in the bathroom of a Burger King, and walked home to await instructions."
Opening lines from In Bruges (2008)
 
Another great opening line from a great movie. Eve's Bayou (1997)
"Memory is a selection of images, some elusive, others imprinted indelibly on the brain. The summer I killed my father, I was ten years old."
 
MillieDynamite said:
Another great opening line from a great movie. Eve's Bayou (1997)
"Memory is a selection of images, some elusive, others imprinted indelibly on the brain. The summer I killed my father, I was ten years old."
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If we’re quoting great opening lines from young people-

“Ok, you cunts, let’s see what you can do now!” - Kick Ass
 
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