Which movie is this dialogue from ??

Complicateur : Yes correct

Never heard of such a dialog and thats why i didnt try :oops:

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Originally Posted by complicateur

feddy: Godfather

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"Patriot act, love it love it!"

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Ithukku no answer ?

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Well then I'll answer it myself - Alec Baldwin, The Departed

Oho. When does he say this? To who?

thilak: It is in the warehouse monitoring sequence when Costello is doing the exchange with the chinese (No ticki, no laundry :lol: ). He says it when they get access to cellphone networks to see where a text is coming from IIRC. I got the feeling that Baldwin snuck in a little politically incorrect ad-lib there. :)

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thilak: It is in the warehouse monitoring sequence when Costello is doing the exchange with the chinese (No ticki, no laundry :lol: ). He says it when they get access to cellphone networks to see where a text is coming from IIRC. I got the feeling that Baldwin snuck in a little politically incorrect ad-lib there. :)

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Oh! Thanks. Yeah, it ends with him thrashing a guy too. It's because the Chinese escape through the backwaters, right? Baldwin's character along with Queenan and Costigan are the "clean" cops in the film, also that black guy who gets killed along with Caprio and the other rat-cop. I still have doubts over Dignam. I think it's cleverly left undefined.

but I do say no more then ten to twenty million killed,

Strangelove.

yes. But Dr. Strangelove :wink:

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but I do say no more then ten to twenty million killed,

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:rotfl:

That line is hilarious, and so is every response by General Buck (Scott) to the President(Sellers). :lol:

In Making of the film, it is revealed Kubrick forced George C.Scott to overplay his part (which infuriated him). Scott is terrific with all the lines.