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Cause for the life of me I can't think of it and can't find it in google.
TIA.
A friend said it was in running man, can anyone confirm?
I thought it was hard to kill.
IMDB lists it as "Hard To Kill" (1990)
<I><B>Senator Vernon Trent:</B> You can take that to the bank!
<B>Mason Storm</B>: I'm gonna take you to the bank, Senator Trent. To the blood bank! </I>
cool, I didn't know you could search for quotes on IMDB.
Nope it was Robocop. In the directors commentary Verhoeven makes numerous references to it.
He created a game show and 'you can take that to the bank' was the catchfrase of the small fat balding presenter (benny hill copycat)
It was 'really funny' to any member of the cast who caught it on TV in the movie.
I thought it was "I'll buy that for a dollar" in robocop
I think it was hard to kill - cos thats how seagal recognises the killer by that catch phrase.
Rag
Originally posted by poggs
Nope it was Robocop. In the directors commentary Verhoeven makes numerous references to it.
He created a game show and 'you can take that to the bank' was the catchfrase of the small fat balding presenter (benny hill copycat)
It was 'really funny' to any member of the cast who caught it on TV in the movie.
and our survey said XXX
it wasn't robocop.
I thought it was just a common saying, rather than a specific quote from a film.
Originally posted by poggs
Nope it was Robocop. In the directors commentary Verhoeven makes numerous references to it.
He created a game show and 'you can take that to the bank' was the catchfrase of the small fat balding presenter (benny hill copycat)
It was 'really funny' to any member of the cast who caught it on TV in the movie.
No the catchphrase was definatly " I'll buy that for a dollar"
It's from that Steven Seagal film where he goes into a coma for 100 years then wakes up to reek vengeance on the bad cops who killed his family/friends/partner/dog. He doesn't know who set him up then he hears the Senator say that quote on the TV, and violence ensues!!!1
martin sheen also said it in 'the dead zone'
Originally posted by At The Gates
It's from that Steven Seagal film where he goes into a coma for 100 years then wakes up to reek vengeance on the bad cops who killed his family/friends/partner/dog. He doesn't know who set him up then he hears the Senator say that quote on the TV, and violence ensues!!!1
I like the bit when he wakes from the coma and is pulling himself around in the hospital bed and he still escapes the assassin.
Also gets said in Air America IIRC....
Actually it was a well known Baretta saying that was used by Robert Blake in many episodes. And that I think predates all the movies mentioned unless I've overlooked one.
I think the quote "I'll buy that for a dollar" is from 'The Running Man'.
The line was also in Russ Meyer's Beneath The Valley of The Ultravixens.
TIA.
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A friend said it was in running man, can anyone confirm?
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I thought it was hard to kill.
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IMDB lists it as "Hard To Kill" (1990)
<I><B>Senator Vernon Trent:</B> You can take that to the bank!
<B>Mason Storm</B>: I'm gonna take you to the bank, Senator Trent. To the blood bank! </I>
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cool, I didn't know you could search for quotes on IMDB.
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Nope it was Robocop. In the directors commentary Verhoeven makes numerous references to it.
He created a game show and 'you can take that to the bank' was the catchfrase of the small fat balding presenter (benny hill copycat)
It was 'really funny' to any member of the cast who caught it on TV in the movie.
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I thought it was "I'll buy that for a dollar" in robocop
I think it was hard to kill - cos thats how seagal recognises the killer by that catch phrase.
Rag
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Originally posted by poggs
Nope it was Robocop. In the directors commentary Verhoeven makes numerous references to it.
He created a game show and 'you can take that to the bank' was the catchfrase of the small fat balding presenter (benny hill copycat)
It was 'really funny' to any member of the cast who caught it on TV in the movie.
and our survey said XXX
it wasn't robocop.
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I thought it was just a common saying, rather than a specific quote from a film.
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Originally posted by poggs
Nope it was Robocop. In the directors commentary Verhoeven makes numerous references to it.
He created a game show and 'you can take that to the bank' was the catchfrase of the small fat balding presenter (benny hill copycat)
It was 'really funny' to any member of the cast who caught it on TV in the movie.
No the catchphrase was definatly " I'll buy that for a dollar"
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It's from that Steven Seagal film where he goes into a coma for 100 years then wakes up to reek vengeance on the bad cops who killed his family/friends/partner/dog. He doesn't know who set him up then he hears the Senator say that quote on the TV, and violence ensues!!!1
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martin sheen also said it in 'the dead zone'
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Originally posted by At The Gates
It's from that Steven Seagal film where he goes into a coma for 100 years then wakes up to reek vengeance on the bad cops who killed his family/friends/partner/dog. He doesn't know who set him up then he hears the Senator say that quote on the TV, and violence ensues!!!1
I like the bit when he wakes from the coma and is pulling himself around in the hospital bed and he still escapes the assassin.
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Also gets said in Air America IIRC....
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Actually it was a well known Baretta saying that was used by Robert Blake in many episodes. And that I think predates all the movies mentioned unless I've overlooked one.
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I think the quote "I'll buy that for a dollar" is from 'The Running Man'.
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The line was also in Russ Meyer's Beneath The Valley of The Ultravixens.
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