"Things ain't workin' out for me today!" - Homer Van Meter
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crockett3663 — 17 years ago(September 26, 2008 12:19 PM)
I loved that line from Homer Van Meter (HDS) "Things ain't workin' out for me today"right before the townsfolk surround him and blast him in the middle of the street. Pretty harsh violence for it's time period if you ask me.
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nosnojsirhc — 17 years ago(November 04, 2008 08:53 AM)
Harry Dean Stanton got all the best lines:
- things ain't working out for me today
- drive! i got his gumball machine
- if you don't speed up (or was it slow down) i'm going to put one right in the back of your GD head!
- what's a man supposed to do?
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chelseaal — 16 years ago(May 30, 2009 04:41 AM)
Not so much as best lines, but when Dillenger tries to split the money from his raid with the mechanic and bank manager, and the bank manager takes his cut and says 'well, times are hard' before wishing Dillinger well.
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Ftaren — 16 years ago(June 03, 2009 07:36 PM)
When Dillinger is busting out, the guy in the garage at the jail looks at him and goes "It's you! You're HIM!" That always struck me as hilarious. Another one that I liked was in a scene that followed that, when the guy ran after the car and shouted "Mr.Dillinger! Mr. Dillinger! Take me, too! I wanna be a Bank Robber!"
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bamboopandacat — 16 years ago(July 08, 2009 12:03 AM)
Omg lol, what about the best line in the movie?
Dillinger just got done doing some crazy sh!t (I think it was after he ESCAPED PRISON WITH A BAR OF SOAP! lol) or robbing some banks, shooting it out with cops. Then when the guy is getting away with Dillinger in the back, John is like:
"What the hell's wrong with you, ya crazy?!?! You're driving is gonna get us killed! 30-40 mph is just fine".
lol.
I'm always like; did you just ask HIM if he was crazy?!?! I don't think the driving is gonna be the culpret. -
Petronius Arbiter II — 16 years ago(July 08, 2009 01:26 AM)
Purvis: Hey, kid! Kid! That's right, you! What're you playing?
Kid from hallway: Cops and robbers
Purvis: What're you, the cop or the robber?
Kid: Robber.
Purvis: Ah, crime doesn't pay. I bet your dad told you that.
Kid: I ain't got no dad.
Purvis: Sorry to hear that. Every kid should have a dad You know who I am?
Kid: No.
Purvis: You really don't know who I am?
Kid: No.
Purvis: I'm Melvin Purvis, G-Man.
Kid: You ain't him.
Purvis: Wanna see my badge? (pause) I'll bet you'd like to see my gun.
Kid: Yeah!
Purvis: Unh, I got to unload it. Not that I don't trust you, but if something happened, I'd always think of you when I looked at a little boy.
Kid: You got a little boy too?
Purvis: No, sir. I'm like you, I don't have any. Now hold it. How's it feel?
Kid: Feels heavy.
Purvis: When you grow up, it won't feel heavy. You'll have one just like it. You'll have a badge, too.
Kid: Wouldn't wanta be a G-Man.
Purvis: Well, why not?
Kid: Have ta go to school to be a G-Man.
Purvis: Well, you gotta go to school!
Kid: John Dillinger don't go to school.
Purvis: John Dillinger's in jail!
(Kid bites lip, gives surly look, waves goodbye and walks away quickly. Cut to Dillinger, as he finishes carving wooden gun in Crown Point jail.)
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Hancock_the_Superb — 16 years ago(August 23, 2009 07:15 AM)
"I've got my own way of taking banks. I come in shooting, I kill everyone inside and I grab the dough. Very easy, it works very well. You don't like it, you get someone else."
OR
"I admit, I have sinned; I have been a sinner, but I enjoyed it. I have killed men, but the dirty sons-of-bitches deserved it. The way I figure it, it's too late for no Bible. Thanks just the same, Ma'am."
"It's a joke. We'll laugh about it in the car."