"I'll be back" (Arnold Schwarzenegger movies)
GuyonAlanEdward Roche
the terminator production line. It finnishes with the complete terminator
which looks at the camera and says "I'll be Back!"
This reminds me of the time in Running Man wher Ben Johnson says to
Killian ... "I'll be Back!" and similarly in terminator 1 the terminator
also says this to an officer at the police station.
It seems A.S. is fond of this line.
Has anyone noticed any other sources of this quote?
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Doug Krause
#Has anyone noticed any other sources of this quote?
He's used it in:
The Terminator (The Terminator, in police station)
Commando (Colonel John Matrix, at LAX to bad guy)
The Running Man (Ben Richards, to Killian)
Twins (Julius Benedict, don't remember where)
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I think that the quotation from the Running Man was supposed to be an
in-joke with die-hard Arnie fans (after all it _is_ the most popular
line from the Terminator). Y'know...he says it and the audience cheers.
That sort of thing.
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Fiona Oceanstar
Schwarzenegger movies. How 'bout we lay this one to rest and then
put it in the FAQL? Now that Arnie is the top-draw worldwide (edging
out even Tom Cruise and Sean Connery), we should *know* this factoid.
In what movies does Arnie say "I'll be back"? I'll play the role
of the dunce who doesn't know much, but gets the ball rolling. Take
the following chunk of text and edit it into a higher state of
accuracy, please folks.
Commando: yes
Conan the Barbarian: yes ?
Conan the Destroyer: yes
Hercules Goes Bananas: irrelevant because his voice is dubbed
The Jayne Mansfield Story: dunno
Predator: no
Pumping Iron: dunno
Raw Deal: yes ?
Red Heat: yes ?
Red Sonja: yes ? (i loved that film, fool that i am)
The Running Man: yes
Stay Hungry: unlikely
The Terminator: yes
Total Recall: yes ?
Twins: yes (but very subtle?)
And of course, soon we'll be able to add Terminator 2.
Megabucks. Check out those gimme caps. T-shirts and posters, too. :-)
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Dave Johnson
>He says it in Commando too.
And Twins as well, infact I can't think of any film after terminator that does
not have him saying the quote
Dave J
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He says it in Commando too.
Andrew"short and sweet"Salmond
Synth F. Oberheim
>I have just seen the preview for Terminator II where you scan across
>the terminator production line. It finnishes with the complete terminator
>which looks at the camera and says "I'll be Back!"
> This reminds me of the time in Running Man wher Ben Johnson says to
>Killian ... "I'll be Back!" and similarly in terminator 1 the terminator
>also says this to an officer at the police station.
>It seems A.S. is fond of this line.
Keep in mind that this line originated in THE TERMINATOR, and after it
was tributed in COMMANDO, it pretty much became Arnold's signature line.
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it three times, die-hard Arnie fan that I am... (sorry folks, I think
his movies suck, but he is pretty great).
Not Kindergarden Cop (listening for that one, too)
Raw Deal: yes
Twins: I *think* so...
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>Guyon Alan Edward Roche brings up the topic of "I'll be back" in
> The Terminator: yes
> Total Recall: yes ?
> Twins: yes (but very subtle?)
In "Kindergarted Cop" at the end of the movie, he returns to the
classroom and says:
"I'm back"
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>Keep in mind that this line originated in THE TERMINATOR, and after it
>was tributed in COMMANDO, it pretty much became Arnold's signature line.
No, that can't be right. It originated in one of the Conan films,
didn't it? (Common on, y'all--do some research with that list I posted
already--you don't have anything better to do after all. (-:)
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gr...@cs.aukuni.ac.nz (GuyonAlanEdward Roche ) writes:
}I have just seen the preview for Terminator II where you scan across
}the terminator production line. It finnishes with the complete terminator
}which looks at the camera and says "I'll be Back!"
}
} This reminds me of the time in Running Man wher Ben Johnson says to
}Killian ... "I'll be Back!" and similarly in terminator 1 the terminator
}also says this to an officer at the police station.
}
}It seems A.S. is fond of this line.
}
}Has anyone noticed any other sources of this quote?
"I shall return." -- Douglas MacArthur
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Mary V. Burke
#of the dunce who doesn't know much, but gets the ball rolling. Take
#the following chunk of text and edit it into a higher state of
#accuracy, please folks.
# Commando: yes
# Conan the Barbarian: yes ?
# Conan the Destroyer: yes
# Hercules Goes Bananas: irrelevant because his voice is dubbed
# The Jayne Mansfield Story: dunno
# Predator: no
# Pumping Iron: dunno
# Raw Deal: yes ?
Hmmm...don't remember any more, but probably yes. (favorite line in the movie: Rae Dawn Chong, watching Arn and a bad guy mixing it up, exclaims, "I can't TAKE this macho bullshit!")
# Red Heat: yes ?
Definitely not. I was waiting anxiously for it all the way through. It
would have been so perfect to see it show up in a subtitle when he's
taking leave of his CO in Moscow!
# Red Sonja: yes ? (i loved that film, fool that i am)
# The Running Man: yes
# Stay Hungry: unlikely
Not here either. However, may I point out that Ahnold does a most
impressive job of faking bluegrass fiddle in one scene--even better than
Alan Rickman's cello faking in _Truly, Madly, Deeply_, I'd say.
# The Terminator: yes
# Total Recall:
I don't think so, though I could be misremembering....
# Twins: yes (but very subtle?)
I'm so ashamed that I haven't seen any of the Conan (or Conanoid) flicks!
Better hit that video store tonight and do some research....
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>Not Kindergarden Cop (listening for that one, too)
Well, sort of. At the end, when he comes into the classroom, I think
he says: "I'm back."
>Raw Deal: yes
>
>Twins: I *think* so...
Definitely yes. The obnoxious scientist at the research lab tells
Arnie that his mother is at Whispering Pines. Arnie--still holding him
by the lapel--says: "If you're lying to me...I'll be back..."
>Tim
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> In article <1991Jun20.0...@cs.aukuni.ac.nz>
> gr...@cs.aukuni.ac.nz (GuyonAlanEdward Roche ) writes:
>
> }I have just seen the preview for Terminator II where you scan across
> }the terminator production line. It finnishes with the complete terminator
> }which looks at the camera and says "I'll be Back!"
> }It seems A.S. is fond of this line.
> }
> }Has anyone noticed any other sources of this quote?
>
> "I shall return." -- Douglas MacArthur
Robert Ginty (?) said something like, "If you're lying to me, I'll be back"
in the movie _The Exterminator_. I'm sure of this part^^^^^^^^^^^^
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>the terminator production line. It finnishes with the complete terminator
>which looks at the camera and says "I'll be Back!"
>
> This reminds me of the time in Running Man wher Ben Johnson says to
>Killian ... "I'll be Back!" and similarly in terminator 1 the terminator
>also says this to an officer at the police station.
>
>It seems A.S. is fond of this line.
No, but I've seen the line "F*ck you asshole" in more than one Arnie
film: in Terminator and Total Recall (when the old lady tries to grab
the suitcase).
Doug
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>
>>He says it in Commando too.
>And Twins as well, infact I can't think of any film after terminator that does
>not have him saying the quote
I didn't hear it in Predator. Did he say it to Dillon?
Brendon Wyber, C.S.C.
Arnie says "I'll be back" just as he is about to be shot into the playing arena
in "The Running Man". However Killian replies "Only in a re-run."
I loved that line.
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>Not Totall Recall - I was listening pretty closely for it, and I've seen
>it three times, die-hard Arnie fan that I am... (sorry folks, I think
>his movies suck, but he is pretty great).
Definitely not in Total Recall, they included instead his second most
famous line "Fuck you, asshole!" - not said by him though...
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yet:
"Scavenger Hunt" -- he plays the owner of the gym that Tony Randall goes
into looking for a medicine ball. This came out in 1979.
He does NOT say "I'll be back" in this one. (or "Fuck you, asshole" either :-).
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Doug Krause
# No, but I've seen the line "F*ck you asshole" in more than one Arnie
#film: in Terminator and Total Recall (when the old lady tries to grab
#the suitcase).
The old lady said "Fuck you, you asshole". But what the heck, it was
still funny.
Jorge Diaz
True, but _Commando_ had both the 'Fuck you, asshole' and the 'I'll be back'
lines in it. Neither was said with the same 'menace' as in Terminator,
but they were still there....
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game area, honest!!
<< Nick >>
Jorge Diaz
Game area? In Total Recall? I think you're thinking of The Running Man....
In *that* movie he said 'I'll be back', but not in Total Recall.....
Brian Crowley
>In article <1991Jun24.1...@hollie.rdg.dec.com> n...@sjunix.enet.dec.com (Nick Cook) writes:
>>Total Recall: YES!!! where?-> when Ben is sent down the chute by Killian to
>>the game area, honest!!
>>
>><< Nick >>
>
>Game area? In Total Recall? I think you're thinking of The Running Man....
>
>In *that* movie he said 'I'll be back', but not in Total Recall.....
>
Kindergarden Cop... "I'm back." 8)
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[stuff deleted]
> Commando: yes
[stuff deleted]
> Twins: yes (but very subtle?)
And not to forget
Cacktus Jack: No
or so I think. Anybody know for sure?
I think Cacktus Jack is one of his least known movies, sooooo bad and
pretty funny that it turned out to be not too bad.
However, no movie can match the "I'll be back" in Terminator. It is
a classic line with the right touch of evil and the right amount of
austrian-german accent to make it sound really BAD!!!
Tom
Dennis Rivard
>However, no movie can match the "I'll be back" in Terminator. It is
>a classic line with the right touch of evil and the right amount of
>austrian-german accent to make it sound really BAD!!!
>
>Tom
nope.. that line is from Running Man...
that's ok, I never heard of Caktus Jack before...
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>a classic line with the right touch of evil and the right amount of
>austrian-german accent to make it sound really BAD!!!
That was the original "I'll be back", no? I really did like
_Terminator_, though I'm no Arnie fan. But I can't remeber where that
line comes in... anyone care to refresh my memory?
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>In article <26...@winnie.fit.edu> rcs6...@zach.UUCP (Thomas Otake /ADVISOR Clay) writes:
>>However, no movie can match the "I'll be back" in Terminator. It is
>>a classic line with the right touch of evil and the right amount of
>>austrian-german accent to make it sound really BAD!!!
>>
>>Tom
>nope.. that line is from Running Man...
Oh boy, here we go again..........................
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>rcs6...@zach.UUCP (Thomas Otake /ADVISOR Clay) writes:
>>However, no movie can match the "I'll be back" in Terminator. It is
>>a classic line with the right touch of evil and the right amount of
>>austrian-german accent to make it sound really BAD!!!
>nope.. that line is from Running Man...
You goof! It was in THE TERMINATOR first, long before THE RUNNING MAN ...
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#that's ok, I never heard of Caktus Jack before...
Wasn't that Kirk Douglas' character in "The Villain"?
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Does the `Ferris Buellers Day Off' soundtrack exist? Here in the UK it's
no where to be found, I have picked up bits and pieces from the film like
"OH YEAH" by Yello, but would like the whole thing...
Can anyone help?
Cheers,
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Lazlo Nibble
> Does the `Ferris Buellers Day Off' soundtrack exist? Here in the UK it's
> no where to be found, I have picked up bits and pieces from the film like
> "OH YEAH" by Yello, but would like the whole thing...
They never pressed one -- apparently John Hughes was worried about the
mix of songs in the movie being too eclectic to sell as an album. But
this is the list of what's used in the movie and where you can find
most of it:
1. SIGUE SIGUE SPUTNIK -- LOVE MISSILE F1-11 (DANCE MIX)
Scene: opening, after Ferris psychs his parents
from the "Love Missile F1-11" 12" (US), edited for the movie
2. THEME FROM "I DREAM OF JEANNIE"
Scene: when Ferris is trying to get Cameron to come over
from the TeeVee Toons album "Television's Greatest Hits, Volume II"
3. YELLO -- OH YEAH
Scene: "The 1961 Ferrari 250 GT California"
from the Yello albums "Stella" and "One Second", and elsewhere
4. THE FLOWERPOT MEN (BET WATKINS/ADAM PETERS) -- BEAT CITY
Scene: aerial shots entering Chicago
From the "Janice Long Sessions" EP.
5. BIG AUDIO DYNAMITE -- B.A.D.
Scene: leaving the Ferarri with the Garage Psychos, heard on the radio
from B.A.D.'s first album "Big Audio Dynamite"
6. ARTIST/TITLE UNKNOWN ("Rooney's Theme")
Scene: Mancini-esque theme as Rooney stalks (he thinks) Ferris
7. THEME FROM "STAR WARS"
Scene: the Garage Psychos in the Ferrari
available on the STAR WARS soundtrack & elsewhere
8. DREAM ACADEMY -- PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE LET ME GET WHAT I WANT (INSTR.)
Scene: the art museum
from the Dream Academy "Please Please Please..." 12" single
(Blanco Y Negro NEG 20T, UK 1985)
9. WAYNE NEWTON -- DANKE SCHOEN
Scene: the parade
10. THE BEATLES -- TWIST AND SHOUT
Scene: the parade
from the Beatles album "Please Please Me"
11. ZAPP -- RADIO PEOPLE
Scene: returning from Chicago
from the Zapp album "The New Zapp IV U"
12. BLUE ROOM -- I'M AFRAID
Scene: at the beach (?)
album/single unknown
13. GENERAL PUBLIC -- TAKING THE DAY OFF
Scene: at the pool
B-side to the "Too Much or Nothing" single (US) or the "Faults and
All" single (UK).
14. DREAM ACADEMY -- THE EDGE OF FOREVER
Scene: Ferris says goodbye to his girlfriend
from the first Dream Academy LP "The Dream Academy"
15. THE (ENGLISH) BEAT -- MARCH OF THE SWIVEL HEADS
Scene: Ferris beats feet for home
B-side to the (English) Beat 12" single for "Jeanette" (UK)
16. YELLO -- OH YEAH (DANCE MIX)
Scene: closing credits
from the "Oh Yeah" 12"s (US & UK) and also elsewhere
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I'll be back comes in when Arnie leaves the police station.
I believe he says something similiar to Killian in Running Man right before
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Oh wow! - someone else who liked "FBDO" - haven't found many. I too have
tried to find the soundtrack but nae luck. The Sigue Sigue Sputnik track
(spelling!) which was played during the shower scene is played all the
time by Philip Schofield on radio 1 (if you admit to listening to Radio
1!)
However, did anybody see FBDO when it was screened last year on BBC1???
They cut out _most_ of the storyline!!!!!!!!!!!! Okay bit of an
exageration but they did miss out one complete thread - what Mrs Beuller
did all day. You didnt see anything in the bank where Ferris was cashing
in his bonds and almost sees his mother (or is seen by, rather). Now to
me this is a fairly important segment - as well as being funny, it also
explains where Ferris gets his money from to finance the spree. There
were also bits missed out in the restaurant, in the car and by the pool.
I dont really understand why Auntie Beeb had to cut so much out - it
certainly wasnt offensive material, so presumably it was a question of
time, and surely they could have started other programmes 20 minutes
later?! If the film was too long for their slot they could have found
another. I just hope that the powers that be that have their wages paid
by _MY_ TV licence realise how much they spoiled the film. I think I
will have to purchase the video - after all it is only #10.
douglas
Clint Fleckenstein
>However, did anybody see FBDO when it was screened last year on BBC1???
>They cut out _most_ of the storyline!!!!!!!!!!!! Okay bit of an
>exageration but they did miss out one complete thread - what Mrs Beuller
>did all day. You didnt see anything in the bank where Ferris was cashing
>in his bonds and almost sees his mother (or is seen by, rather). Now to
>me this is a fairly important segment - as well as being funny, it also
>explains where Ferris gets his money from to finance the spree. There
I never saw this part...has anyone else seen it? I went to the first
showing of Ferris at the theatre, I've rented it, and seen it on the
movie channels. I've never seen anything like this.
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>In article <1991Jun25.1...@granite.ma30.bull.com> riv...@granite.ma30.bull.com (Dennis Rivard) writes:
>#that's ok, I never heard of Caktus Jack before...
>
>Wasn't that Kirk Douglas' character in "The Villain"?
Yes, Cacktus Jack was the villain played by Kirk douglas. He was trying
to steal a fortune from some poor helpless woman who hired Arnie as a
bodyguard. Arnie protects her, Kirk attempts to steal the money
many many many times and fails miserably. (till the end) Arnie is
impervious to the passes his boss, the woman, makes at him.
Funny movie. Who says that "Twins" was his first comedy.
Tom
Starman
>In article <11...@castle.ed.ac.uk> eju...@castle.ed.ac.uk (D Howat) writes:
>>did all day. You didnt see anything in the bank where Ferris was cashing
>>in his bonds and almost sees his mother (or is seen by, rather). Now to
>>me this is a fairly important segment - as well as being funny, it also
>>explains where Ferris gets his money from to finance the spree. There
>
>I never saw this part...has anyone else seen it? I went to the first
>showing of Ferris at the theatre, I've rented it, and seen it on the
>movie channels. I've never seen anything like this.
>
>Clint
Now WAIT a minute! I saw it in differene theaters 6 times. NEVER did I
see that scene in the theater, on tape, on disk, or cable. WHERE can I
get it???/
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>>However, did anybody see FBDO when it was screened last year on BBC1???
>>They cut out _most_ of the storyline!!!!!!!!!!!! Okay bit of an
>>exageration but they did miss out one complete thread - what Mrs Beuller
>>did all day. You didnt see anything in the bank where Ferris was cashing
>>in his bonds and almost sees his mother (or is seen by, rather). Now to
>>me this is a fairly important segment - as well as being funny, it also
>>explains where Ferris gets his money from to finance the spree. There
>
>I never saw this part...has anyone else seen it? I went to the first
>showing of Ferris at the theatre, I've rented it, and seen it on the
>movie channels. I've never seen anything like this.
>
>Clint
Hmmmm - I hope I didnt dream all this! :-) Actually, I did think breifly
that perhaps I was getting confused with some other film or was just
imagining plotlines - however on reconsideration I am positive about the
bank scene. Basically, Ferris needs money to finance his day off. Hence
he takes some bonds which his father had been saving to send him to
college. Ferris justifies this by saying something like "Hey - he
wanted me to get an education - what could be more educational than a
day out in Chicago" (It was Chicago wasnt it?) When he gets to the bank
the teller is a deaf old lady who knows Ferris. She complains that he
shouldnt be using these bonds. Ferris then makes up some story about how
he and Sloane are going to get married and they are expecting a child.
When the auld wifie askes when the baby is due he says summat like - "I
dunno yet, we are only conceiving tonight" - which pisses off the old
woman. Then Sloane recognises Ferris' mother who is meeting a family who
she is showing round a house - presumably they are in the bank to sort
out a mortgage or summat. Anyway, through a typically Ferrisesque escape
they get the money.
During the film, not only do you see what Jeanie and Ferris' dad do all
day but you also see his mother. The family that she is with have an
extremely obnoxious child who moans continuously about what a dump the
neighbourhood is and I seem to remember that he asks Mrs Beuller for
some drugs.
Anyway - does this ring any bells?? I saw FBDO twice in the cinema, and
once when it was shown on TV. I dont think that I could have imagined
these scenes cos I remember them quite vividly. I have also read the
book of the film (I am positive it isnt the film of the book) and it has
these parts, hence I was so disappointed when I saw the film on TV over
here. I would be _very_ surprised if the British cinema version had
scenes which had been cut out of the American version.
On a related note, I asked earlier if Americans understood Gregory's
Girl - I suppose Americans could ask me if I understood FBDO!!!
douglas
Don Gillies
> Scene: the art museum
> from the Dream Academy "Please Please Please..." 12" single
> (Blanco Y Negro NEG 20T, UK 1985)
A short version of this song, with vocals (Ferris Bueller version is
all instrumental), is the last cut on the "Pretty in Pink" soundtrack.
The artist is undoubtedly different. I LOVED this song in Ferris
Bueller's day off, but never knew what it was called.
Independently and later, I cam to love the Pretty in Pink song, never
realizing until now that it was the same song!
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>>8. DREAM ACADEMY -- PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE LET ME GET WHAT I WANT (INSTR.)
> A short version of this song, with vocals (Ferris Bueller version is
> all instrumental), is the last cut on the "Pretty in Pink" soundtrack.
> The artist is undoubtedly different. I LOVED this song in Ferris
> Bueller's day off, but never knew what it was called.
Dream Academy covered the song, which is originally by The Smiths. I
agree, it's a great song in either incarnation.
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>cct...@csc.canterbury.ac.nz (Brendon Wyber, C.S.C.) told us:
>>Arnie says "I'll be back" just as he is about to be shot into the playing
>>arena in "The Running Man". However Killian replies "Only in a re-run."
>Nit-pick: "Only in re-runs."
Nit-nit-pick: Brendon's right.
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In that last Ref, cct...@csc.canterbury.ac.nz (Brendon Wyber, C.S.C.) told us:
>Howdy
>Arnie says "I'll be back" just as he is about to be shot into the playing arena
>in "The Running Man". However Killian replies "Only in a re-run."
Nit-pick: "Only in re-runs."
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In that last Ref, ke...@maccs.dcss.mcmaster.ca (...Jose) told us:
>In article <26...@winnie.fit.edu> rcs6...@zach.UUCP (Thomas Otake /ADVISOR Clay) writes:
>>
>>However, no movie can match the "I'll be back" in Terminator. It is
>>a classic line with the right touch of evil and the right amount of
>>austrian-german accent to make it sound really BAD!!!
When I first saw the movie, this line by itself didn't impress me.
It was only when the vehicle crashed into the station that I
appreciated the comment that the terminator had made before leaving.
> That was the original "I'll be back", no? I really did like
>_Terminator_, though I'm no Arnie fan. But I can't remeber where that
>line comes in... anyone care to refresh my memory?
When the terminator came looking for Sarah at the police station,
it first tried to talk its way to her, but got no-where with the
desk sgt. It looked about, then said the line and stepped outside,
only to return the next minute with its wheels.
Theresa F.M. Muir
When the all-but destroyed little robot cab-driver repeatedly whines for its
fare, A.S. gets out of the cab and says, "Sue me, dickhead."
I was always fond of the "Conan" movies, where Arnie had to negotiate someone's
idea of "heroic" speech. I especially loved it when he wanted to hear "de
lamentationz of de viddoes."
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> I was always fond of the "Conan" movies, where Arnie had to negotiate someone's
> idea of "heroic" speech. I especially loved it when he wanted to hear "de
> lamentationz of de viddoes."
Should be "vimmen". The best thing about this is that it's the first line
you hear him say in the movie (24 minutes in!) so you just know the rest
of his dialog is going to be a lot of fun.
-Dave Dodge/dod...@wam.umd.edu
klam...@cc.helsinki.fi
> In article <1991Jun20.0...@cs.aukuni.ac.nz>, gr...@cs.aukuni.ac.nz (GuyonAlanEdward Roche ) writes:
>> I have just seen the preview for Terminator II where you scan across
>> the terminator production line. It finnishes with the complete terminator
>> which looks at the camera and says "I'll be Back!"
>>
>> This reminds me of the time in Running Man wher Ben Johnson says to
>> Killian ... "I'll be Back!" and similarly in terminator 1 the terminator
>> also says this to an officer at the police station.
>>
>> It seems A.S. is fond of this line.
>>
>> Has anyone noticed any other sources of this quote?
>>
>> , .
>> - G.Roche (cs.aukuni.ac.nz) |
>> U
>
> He says it in Commando too.
The Arnie movies which I've seen this "you're all muscles"
says it in almost every one of them.
Specially in Twins in is a joke-like phrase.
Saeed Jaffer
soundtrack for Ferris Bueller's Day's Off. I have been looking ever since I
first saw it at a Preview screening. This is a must-see classic film. Probably
John Hughes' crowning achievement. Some of the best music around, too.
--saeed
Dan Simoes
That version was done by The Smiths - I believe Dream Academy covered it, not the other way around.
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From: la...@ariel.unm.edu (Lazlo Nibble)
Newsgroups: rec.arts.movies,rec.music.makers,rec.music.misc
Subject: Re: Ferris Bueller's Day Off
> The Ferris soundtrack is out.
Unless it was released, like, in the past *week* or so, the FERRIS
BUELLER'S DAY OFF soundtrack is most definitely *not* out. John Hughes
decided shortly before the movie's release that the songs in the movie
were too wildly disparate in style to work if they were collected in a
soundtrack, so he never allowed one to be put together. The closest
thing to a soundtrack album that was ever released was a promo single
with a couple of really-hard-to-find tracks on it, possibly with the
songs by Flowerpot Men and Blue City.
I have, however, put together a list of the tracks from the film and
where you can find most of them:
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FERRIS BUELLER'S DAY OFF -- songs and places
1. SIGUE SIGUE SPUTNIK -- LOVE MISSILE F1-11 (DANCE MIX)
Scene: opening, after Ferris psychs his parents
from the "Love Missile F1-11" 12" (US), edited for the movie
2. THEME FROM "I DREAM OF JEANNIE"
Scene: when Ferris is trying to get Cameron to come over
from the TeeVee Toons album TELEVISION'S GREATEST HITS, VOLUME II
3. YELLO -- OH YEAH
Scene: "The 1961 Ferrari 250 GT California"
from the Yello albums STELLA and ONE SECOND, and elsewhere
4. THE FLOWERPOT MEN (BEN WATKINS/ADAM PETERS) -- BEAT CITY
Scene: aerial shots entering Chicago
album/single unknown
5. BIG AUDIO DYNAMITE -- B.A.D.
Scene: leaving the Ferarri with the Garage Psychos, heard on the radio
from B.A.D.'s first album BIG AUDIO DYNAMITE
6. ARTIST/TITLE UNKNOWN ("Rooney's Theme")
Scene: Mancini-esque theme as Rooney stalks (he thinks) Ferris
7. THEME FROM "STAR WARS"
Scene: the Garage Psychos in the Ferrari
available on the STAR WARS soundtrack & elsewhere
8. DREAM ACADEMY -- PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE LET ME GET WHAT I WANT (INSTR.)
Scene: the art museum
from the Dream Academy "Please Please Please..." 12" single
(Blanco Y Negro NEG 20T, UK 1985) [Yes, this is a cover of
the Smiths song. No, the Smiths' version was not the version
used in the movie.]
9. WAYNE NEWTON -- DANKE SCHOEN
Scene: the parade
from some Wayne Newton album somewhere, which I do not own :-)
10. THE BEATLES -- TWIST AND SHOUT
Scene: the parade
from the Beatles album PLEASE PLEASE ME
11. ZAPP -- RADIO PEOPLE
Scene: returning from Chicago
from the Zapp album THE NEW ZAPP IV U
12. BLUE ROOM -- I'M AFRAID
Scene: at the lakefront
album/single unknown
13. GENERAL PUBLIC -- TAKING THE DAY OFF
Scene: at the pool
B-side to the "Too Much or Nothing" single (US) or the "Faults and
All" single (UK).
14. DREAM ACADEMY -- THE EDGE OF FOREVER
Scene: Ferris says goodbye to his girlfriend
from the first Dream Academy album THE DREAM ACADEMY
15. THE (ENGLISH) BEAT -- MARCH OF THE SWIVEL HEADS
Scene: Ferris beats feet for home
B-side to the (English) Beat 12" single "Jeanette" (UK)
16. YELLO -- OH YEAH (DANCE MIX)
Scene: closing credits
from the "Oh Yeah" 12"s (US & UK) and also elsewhere
Okay, compilation-heads, go to it! :-)
Lazlo (la...@ariel.unm.edu)
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From: adam%midi...@vlsi-mentor.jpl.nasa.gov (Adam Bernardi)
Newsgroups: rec.music.makers
Subject: Ferris Bueller's Day Off
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Sorry, this is to Lazlo Nibble, I couldn't seem to tag it as a reply.
Anyway, Lazlo, that's quite a list, how did you compile that? I was one
of the assistant editors on this film and I don't even have that complete
a list.
In reference to item #6 on your list: "Rooney's Theme" as he makes his
way to the pinball hangout in search of Ferris, that was actually scored
by Ira Newborn, who scored the rest of the cues that weren't covered by
songs. Our original intent was to put in "The Good, Bad & Ugly" title
theme which worked GREAT with the scene. We even had a shot in there of
Rooney entering the "bar" through two old west style bar room swinging
doors with a real bright backlight. He stands there real cool like a gun
slinger and then the doors swing back and hit him in the butt! It was
very funny. The only problem was, when we tested it for the teenage
audience we were aiming for, they didn't get it! None of the kids were
born yet when "Good, Bad, Ugly" came out and didn't get the joke! So we
changed it to a secret agent style score and I guess it worked ok.
My understanding of why there was no album is that you're probably right.
I think there may have been some problems getting copyrights for an
album as well. I know on the "Secret of My Success" album, "Oh Yeah" was
left off for copyright reasons even tho it appeared in the movie. (I
worked on that film as well, same editor, we really liked that song!)
That song made it into "K-9" as well. I think that must be a record of
some kind. See Ya.
Adam
Filaman
1. Right after they pick up Sloan from school and head into Chicago.
2. When Ferris makes a run for it to beat his parents back home.
Thanks in advance!
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Hey Alden, if you are going to nit-pick, at least be sure of the movie
you are talking about!! It was right the first time...
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>What are the names (and artists) of the songs in these two scenes:
>1. Right after they pick up Sloan from school and head into Chicago.
Was there an answer to this? (Think it's called "Big City",
but I'd like to know who did it)...
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Hey correct me if I'm wrong but isn't this quote originally from
general McArthur when he was leaving Korea? Real life real history not movies.
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OK, I'll correct you. He was leaving the Philippine island of
Corregidor in 1942 after being ordered to Australia, and he sent
a message to the people of the Philippines saying, "I shall
return," meaning he would not abandon them.
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In article <1991Jul12....@deeptht.santa-cruz.ca.us> p...@deeptht.santa-cruz.ca.us (Irene Lubkin) writes:
>general McArthur when he was leaving Korea? Real life real history not movies.
Consider yourself corrected, you are wrong. McArthur is supposed to have
said, "I shall return." Close, but no cigar.
Michael
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In article <1991Jul12....@deeptht.santa-cruz.ca.us> p...@deeptht.santa-cruz.ca.us (Irene Lubkin) writes:
>
81 posts to go, probably been answered, but what the hell, I'm only
costing the new hundreds if not thousands of dollars, right?
Wrong war, it was when he was leaving the Phillipeans (spelled wrong
so save your flames). And it was more like (but maybe not exactly)
"I shall return" but I guess its the same meaning