The Movie Quotes Game - - "There Can Be Only... Three!"

[Pirengle]

Originally posted by SixOfSpades: Sorry, Pirengle, the Usual Suspects have been found innocent.

Grr.

While my brain is rattling off movies that I haven't seen that it might be (and for some reason it's stuck on Mystery, Alaska), I think it's either a British film, an indie film, or a British indie film.

Or it could be so totally mainstream that I ignore it completely. Though I can't imagine it's a quote from Dude, Where's My Car? or something equally as asanine.

[Barry the Sprout]

Righty ho then.

I just didn't want to be a loser anymore.

[Smoothie]

Ok here is a hint for my milk quote.

Another quote from same movie. (this should make it heaps easier)

"Cockroach!!!"

[Smoothie]

<font color=yellow> A: Is it dipping, or keys? B: Keys. A: Wax, or a straightaway haul? B: Wax. A: With wax....on the fly....then I'm your man. I'm the fastest bloody screwsman you'll ever see. B: So I've heard.</font>

Is it Ocean's Eleven?

[SixOfSpades]

<font color=yellow> A: Is it dipping, or keys? B: Keys. A: Wax, or a straightaway haul? B: Wax. A: With wax....on the fly....then I'm your man. I'm the fastest bloody screwsman you'll ever see. B: So I've heard.</font>

Looks like it's time for a hint! The film is set in the year 1855.

Another quote from it:

<font color=yellow> A: I'm needin' money, Mr. Sims. B: You've been paid. A: I'm needin' more. B: Have you been working, Willie? A: No! B: Did the crushers pick you up? A: I swear it, no! B: There's a finny in your pocket. (pause) You're sweating. (pause) If you've turned nose on me, Willie, I'll see you in lavender.</font>

[Smoothie]

Is it Gangs of New York?

[SixOfSpades]

Nope, sorry. One last hint....

<font color=yellow> A: We've been going banking....now we're in a railway station. What's in a railway station...Trains, is it?....Mother of God, you're after the Crimean Go--!</font>

[Link]

Road to Perdition?

[SixOfSpades]

Oh, blast.

I had no idea this film was so obscure, but apparently it is. The movie is <font color=yellow>The Great Train Robbery</font> (The 1987-ish version, not the 1902 silent). It's odd that the film should be so unknown, it's quite a good one: Written (and, I think, directed) by Michael Crichton, and starring Sean Connery and Donald Sutherland. I encourage you all to try to find it, if only for the best sexual-innuendo conversation ever written.

Translations of the "lingo" offered in the quotes:
dipping = pickpocketing
screwsman = expert in lockpicking and key-copying
crusher = policeman
finny = possibly a five-pound note
turn nose = act as an informant to police
in lavender = dead & buried

I pass to <font color=yellow>Bozos of Bones</font>, as he was the closest--they were talking about a safe. Two safes, to be precise.

[Bozos of Bones]

Why, thank you. [img]smile.gif[/img] I watched that movie, but it was a while back. i think I liked it, but it's too foggy to remember.
I give you this quote:
Character: There is no time to argue about time, we don't have the time.. what was i saying?

This should be easy enough to kickstart.