Back by popular demand: Movie Quote Game!

[pah_wraith6x6x6x]

Posted by T'Bonz:
That's that Klingon fellow in STVI, what was his name? Chang? Kept quoting Shakespeare.

Think it was the scene where he was about to die, courtesy of Kirk et al.

Actually it was when Gorkon and his party were about to leave the Enterprise. And it was at midnight hence the quote by Chang, "Parting is such... sweet sorrow. Ah, have we not heard the chimes, at midnight?"

 

[pah_wraith6x6x6x]

Posted by Trippy:
^I'll take a stab

Kirk's doppleganger telling Spock to shoot the real Kirk in ST:VI

This took place on Rura Penthe, Spock was on the Enterprise, just entering orbit, and that quote was Kirk, talking to the warden (did that character even have a name?), indicating Martia/Kirk and he said, "Not me, you idiot, HIM!"

 

[pah_wraith6x6x6x]

Posted by R.Barclay:

Posted by InklingStar:
"I am well-versed in the classics."

Spock to McCoy in "ST V: The Final Frontier ", when they talked about who had said "... all I ask is a tall ship and a star to steer by."

Actually, they were around the campfire, talking about what else but, campfire songs. The song in question was "Row, row, row your boat". Right before Spock attempted to "roast a marsh-mellon".

 

[pah_wraith6x6x6x]

Posted by Captain Mike:

Posted by Ensign_Bob:

'Enterprise, this is Admiral Kirk's party on final approach'

The shuttle pilot from ST VI as they approach the Enterprise.

I don't know what the correct answer is but that is not it. Because the pilot was communicating to the control tower and plus, Kirk was not an admiral in TUC.

 

[pah_wraith6x6x6x]

Posted by Tristian:

Posted by Adagio:

"Second star to the right....and straight on 'til morning."

Kirk to Sulu, end of The Undiscovered Country.

It was actually to Chekov since Sulu was on another ship that was "not as big as her captain, I think."

 

[pah_wraith6x6x6x]

Posted by Ensign_Bob:

His heart just isn't in it.

Soran to The Duras sisters after Geordi is tortured in Generations

What ever happened to that scene? I remember it being on the laser disc, but it got erased on both the regular dvd and the directors cut.

 

[Turbo]

^ I seem to remember it being there in the DVD version.

I have no idea what quote is supposed to be next, so I'll restart this:

"I'm counting on it."

 

[T'Bonz]

^
Wrath of Khan? Trying to trick Khan.

 

[pah_wraith6x6x6x]

Here's a new one

"It's cold"

And anyone who can tell me the name of the two assassins killed by Valeris in TUC and their ranks, will immediately gain my respect.

 

[T'Bonz]

Yeoman Samno and Yeoman Burke?

 

[OhCaptainMyCaptain]

Long time no see, Bonzie!

Hope the house is still there.

"It's cold."

Kirk to McCoy, Scotty, Chekov, and Spock in TUC.

"And we found out, didn't we?"

 

[Peach Wookiee]

^Scotty to Uhura, complaining about the Enterprise-A, STV.

"When all is done and said, better push the button, we'd be better off dead! 'Cause I hate you, and I berate you, and I can't wait to get to you..."

 

[pah_wraith6x6x6x]

you are both right bonz and ohcaptainmycaptain. bonz, you have earned my respect.

 

[pah_wraith6x6x6x]

Posted by pah_wraith6x6x6x:

Posted by Captain Mike:

Posted by Ensign_Bob:

'Enterprise, this is Admiral Kirk's party on final approach'

The shuttle pilot from ST VI as they approach the Enterprise.

I don't know what the correct answer is but that is not it. Because the pilot was communicating to the control tower and plus, Kirk was not an admiral in TUC.

The qoute from TUC, I just remembered it, was, "Control, this is SC1, carrying Captain Kirk and party to Enterprise, NCC 1701 Alpha."

 

[Turbo]

"When all is done and said, better push the button, we'd be better off dead! 'Cause I hate you, and I berate you, and I can't wait to get to you..."

The punk's radio, to everyone on the bus, TVH

Bonzie...that wasn't TWOK. It was Saavik who asked about entering the nebula, and Spock who responded with a quip about the human ego.

"I'm counting on it."

 

[T'Bonz]

Posted by OhCaptainMyCaptain:
Long time no see, Bonzie!

Hope the house is still there.

Minus some roofing barrel tiles and several trees/bushes. :/

 

[OhCaptainMyCaptain]

Posted by T'Bonz:

Posted by OhCaptainMyCaptain:
Long time no see, Bonzie!

Hope the house is still there.

Minus some roofing barrel tiles and several trees/bushes. :/

Well, as long as you and all the gang are safe, and you still have the place intact, that's the important thing.

What's a guy gonna do without his big sis?

 

[Turbo]

Posted by T'Bonz:

Posted by OhCaptainMyCaptain:
Long time no see, Bonzie!

Hope the house is still there.

Minus some roofing barrel tiles and several trees/bushes. :/

Glad the house is ok. My parents live in Jacksonville and they lost a boatload of trees last year thanks to Charley and friends.

 

[R.Barclay]

Posted by pah_wraith6x6x6x:

Posted by R.Barclay:

Posted by InklingStar:
"I am well-versed in the classics."

Spock to McCoy in "ST V: The Final Frontier", when they talked about who had said "... all I ask is a tall ship and a star to steer by."

Actually, they were around the campfire, talking about what else but, campfire songs. The song in question was "Row, row, row your boat". Right before Spock attempted to "roast a marsh-mellon".

I just rewatched these scenes and no, my answer is right. McCoy replies at these words of Spock with "Then how come you don't know 'Row, Row, Row Your Boat?'"

And Spock attempted to "roast a marsh-mellon" before Kirk with McCoy's singing.

 

[startrekkin58]

Since there's no previous quote, I guess I'll (re)start.


"He's been our guest."