Human without the bean

Bump What do call a thousand lawyers chained together at the bottom of the sea? A good start.

A New York cop is invited to a christmas party in Los Angeles but as luck would have it, money falls from the sky into the hands of a martial artist who gets caught up in an organization that sells the opportunity to hunt for human prey.

Oops. I for got a word.

The Unbearable Lightness of Being John Malkovich

Over on another thread, Raf just posted the answer. Does that count? No! "The Postman" If the postman hadn't been shunned somebody would have got this! What do call a thousand lawyers chained together at the bottom of the sea? A good start.

Kirston Dunst Spider Man Toby Maguire

Men In Black Linda Fiorentino Dogma

Since this movie was not that popular I'm giving you the name of the actor who said it. Will Patton

OK. Then, I have a good line, but it's from a movie most people have shunned. They're loss. You want a war? You want a war? I'll give you a war. I was born for it.

OK. Then, I have a good line, but it's from a movie most people have shunned. They're loss. You want a war? You want a war? I'll give you a war. I was born for it.

Stranger Than Fiction Will Ferrell Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy

Of course, now that makes sense. Bravo Raf.

Kevin Bacon Flatliners Kiefer Sutherland

At very least, we should give numerous single-one line clues from the picture in question if that's what this thread has become. The one line clues have the tendency to seem like a number of different flicks where they may or may not have been used before. The object in name that flick is to be challenging is it not, not to be tedious, which is what these one liners are for me. Not that the clue WordWolf gave is tedious. It just doesn't give me enough information and looses my enthusiasm for playing the game. Sorry. I'm joyed.

Can't say that I've ever heard this one (other than what George said, I would have said that too), but let's go with "Casablanca"?

Isn't this what the crew of roman slaves were chanting in Ben Hur, when the centurian was down in the hull of the Roman ship while pushing them to exhaustion testing their endurance? Battle speed......................!!!!!!!! Attack speed..................!!!!!!!!!! Ramming speed.....................!!!!!!! Sorry, but I'm trying to be witty in light of having no idea. Ben Hur

Man on Fire Dakota Fanning War Of The Worlds ,latest one

Go on and close the curtains 'Cause all we need is candlelight You and me, and a bottle of wine To hold you tonight (oh) Well we know I'm going away And how I wish - I wish it weren't so So take this wine and drink with me And let's delay our misery [quote name='WordWolf' On the off-chance someone new recognizes the current song, I'll wait a little before answering. This one I remember as much from the video as the radioplay. I'll link to that one once the answer is up, or I post it. Go ahead and post the link WordWolf, that's fine by me.

Predator 2 Gary Busey Point Break

Chicago Renee Zelwegger (sp) Jerry Maguire

Since were still on the subject of multiple movies with the same line, this is almost verbatim to the the lines used in the Ben Affleck's movie "The Town", minus the show you the stinking part badges part.

Jane Lynch, (played a Chemist in a lab) The 40 year old virgin Seth Rogan

I haven't seen this (That seems to be a theme here, whoever posts has never seen the movie) but I'm pretty sure this guy was in most, or all of them. He must be the pinball wizard. Alan Rickman Die Hard Bonnie Bedelia

This is Bob Dylan guys. A great song. Dylan won an oscar (George is frowning about now) for this song from the movie Wonder Boys. "Things Have Changed" I would have put the song up but my flash player is bonkers. New song/tune. Go on and close the curtains 'Cause all we need is candlelight You and me, and a bottle of wine To hold you tonight (oh) Well we know I'm going away And how I wish - I wish it weren't so So take this wine and drink with me And let's delay our misery