Monthly Archives: March 2014
Movie Quote of the Day – Cattle Drive, 1951 (dir. Kurt Neumann)
Chester Graham Jr.:I have no intention of eating your “grub,” as you call it.
Dan Matthews: Come chow time, you’ll change your mind. Come on, we haven’t got all day.
Chester Graham Jr.: I’m not going with you and I’m not going on any dirty old cattle drive.
Dan Matthews: Hmm. I guess we’ll have to use the same tactics we use with the buckity colt.
Movie Quote of the Day – Underworld, 2003 (dir. Len Wiseman)
Kraven: Is there another way out?
Lucian: I guess it never occurred to you that you might actually have to bleed to pull off this little coup.
Movie Quote of the Day – The Girl From Missouri, 1934 (dir. Jack Conway)
Eadie: For once in your life, will you be a lady?
Kitty: If they wanted ladies, they’d be home with their wives.
Movie Quote of the Day – Reckless, 1984 (dir. James Foley)
Tracy Prescott: He’s all upset and it’s probably my fault.
Johnny Rourke: Well, I’m pretty fuckin’ upset and it’s definitely your fault.
More Lady Directors, Van Heflin and New Releases: February 2014 in Films
This is the first month in about four years that I didn’t manage to watch the equivalent of a new-to-me movie a day! I did, however, watch several movies I love for the first time on the big screen – including Je t’aime je t’aime at The Cinefamily and if you are in L.A. you gotta go see it! Maybe I’ll make up for this month next month. I don’t know. Regardless, I saw some great film (and some truly awful films) in February, a breakdown of which you can see after the cut.
Movie Quote of the Day – Rush, 2013 (dir. Ron Howard)
Niki Lauda: Happiness is the biggest enemy. It weakens you. Puts doubts in your mind. Suddenly you have something to lose.
Marlene: When you call happiness an enemy, then it’s too late. Then you have lost already.
the diary of a film history fanatic 