Last Tuesday, Ionia Martin of Readfulthings did a fun game that involved finishing a paragraph/scenario with a book, movie, or TV quote. It was a lot of fun and we thought we’d try it here.
I’m going to write a few sentences, the ending of a story, as such. Then I ask that you finish the last sentence. Here is the catch, though. You can only use quotes from movies or books to finish the sentence. Come on give it a try:
The scarred warrior had battled the undead hordes of Carvas and defeated the Necromancer of the North. He had defeated the great dragons of the countryside and earned fortunes beyond his youngest dreams. His armored has become dented and his weapons are worn. Yet his adventures have all been worth now that he has returned to his lady love. Upon seeing her smiling face, his exhaustion overtakes him and he utters one phrase before collapsing into her arms.
Legends of Windemere 
“I’ll be back.”
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“Where the white women at?”
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“You have the whitest white part of the eyeball I’ve ever seen.”
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“They took the bar!”
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“I ain’t afraid of no ghost.”
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“The price is wrong, bitch.”
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Oh my god imagine if a scene like that really ended that way. “Bapple.”
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LOL I don’t think I can top that one.
“Do you like movies about gladiators?”
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I played along at the other blog. It was great fun. Here’s mine, “…Do you fear death?”
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That’s great and creepy. 🙂
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Courtesy of my favorite pirate. How about this one, “I never expected the Spanish Inquisition.”
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They are really cunning.
“This parrot is no more! It has ceased to be!”
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I love it. I heard the erected a temporary purple parrot in the UK somewhere to celebrate the Pythons anniversary of some kind.
“Tis but a flesh wound.”
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I didn’t know that. I should look for pics of that. I’m blanking on more quotes for some reason. I keep thinking of Mel Brooks:
“Frau Brucher!”
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“Come out to the coast. We’ll get together, have a few laughs.”
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“Does it sound like I’m ordering a pizza?” One of my favorite Christmas movies.
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My precious.
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That one always wins. 😀
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I was surprised I didn’t see it in the comments already.
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Me too. Though the last time this was done, it took a while for that one to come up. Not sure why.
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It was the first line I thought of. ha The second one was “The force is strong with this one.”
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Gotta love the classics.
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There are so many to choose from, but how about this one courtesy of Dirty Harry. “I know what you’re thinking, did he fire six shots or only five?”
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Excellent. 🙂 That’s how you end an adventure.
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I wish I could have seen Montana
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Or…the hibiscus are halfway to hibernation
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Trying to figure out where those two are from. The first one sounds familiar.
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The first one is from Hunt for Red October and the second one is from Tinkerbell and the Secret of the Wings
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Haven’t gotten my son into Tinkerbell yet. I tried, but he wasn’t interested.
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Aww Poor kid
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Snakes there’s always snakes.
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Yesssssss.
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“If it’s all the same to you…I’ll have that drink now.”
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😀 Good one.
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I am Iron Man
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I have to admit that once I realized what the game was, or how it worked (I’m not entirely awake yet), the only thing I could hear in my head was, “RELEASE THE KRAKEN!”
Then I read that paragraph and sat here wondering if it was more relevant than I’d initially assumed it would be (which was not at all). I wish someone had been here to catch a look at my face.
I’m so sorry.
I probably shouldn’t have commented on this.
>.>
(I AM wondering how nobody else has used that one yet.)
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I think that works pretty well actually. Seems ‘Release the Kraken’ has lost a little of its luster ever since it was turned into an Internet meme.
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I’m not surprised that I missed the meme. I’m sure it was circulating around the time of the release (when I was holed up in my shed with no interaction).
Good thing it hasn’t lost its luster for me.
I was worried it worked a little TOO well. XD
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I still haven’t seen the movie. Loved the campy original and I only use the TV for background noise these days. All writing, editing, and outlining. That reminds me that I need to do that 3rd activity today.
Too well is good for these things.
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I watched that one. Bought the second, but I haven’t watched it yet. (I do that with movies on occasion. I’ll get to them all eventually.)
It really . . . wasn’t great.
I hope your outlining goes well!
And touche on the last bit. Touche . . .
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I think most of my DVD collection are things I haven’t watched yet. In my defense, they were on sale.
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Hehe, EXACTLY!
Get them when they’re cheap and get to them later.
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She looks at him and says: “Try not. Do, or do not. There is no try … May the Force be with You!”
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Good old Yoda.
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Yep .. true wisdom.
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Also one of the few quotes I can remember in English.
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In the words of Lethal Weapon’s Roger Murtaugh: “I’m getting to old for this shit.”
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That quote works so well for me this morning. 🙂
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