what movie is this quote from????!

Blazing Saddles, directed by Mel Brooks.

"They're acting like it's 120 degrees out here! Hell, it couldn't be more than a hundred and fourteen!"

The quote is actually from Treasure of the Sierra Madre, a really old movie.

calirunner is right, it's from an old western. Blazing Saddles was the first to copy it.

The pet shop owner in Weird Al Yankovic's UHF quotes it as "Badgers? We don't need no stinking badgers!"

Treasure of Sierra Madre starred Humphrey Bogart and Walter Huston, directed by John Huston (who won the Oscar). Not just some old western. Great performance by Bogart.

Bogart goes crazy, becoming paranoid about the gold he has mined. Some banditos show up. Bogart asks who they are. They say they are marshals or something, and he says, "Marshals? Show me your badges." To which the reply was, "Badges, we don't need no badges." There's then a shoot-out.

I see from the following website that the bandits never say "stinkin'." That was added by Brooks.

Who said: "Nobody throws me my guns and tells me to run,nobody."

Ok this is another question, and not just a trivia question, this has been bugging me for a long time.

In what movie does Chris Farley stand next to a juke box and say, "All right, it's a street fight, and that means it's time for... G7!" But then he accidentally hits G8 and instead of playing Street Fighting Man by the Stones it plays the song that starts off, "If you like Pina Coladas..."

Thanks for anyone who can help.

this thread is sad, very sad indeed.

I don't recall that scene but maybe it was "Black Sheep"?

That sounds pretty funny. I'm going to go put on "Beggars Banquet" right now in its honor.

dirty works

weuhfhf Its Dirty Work staring Norm Macdonald

"Back then we didnt have these fancy birth control methods... Like pulling out"

JPGarland wrote:

Treasure of Sierra Madre starred Humphrey Bogart and Walter Huston, directed by John Huston (who won the Oscar). Not just some old western. Great performance by Bogart.

Bogart goes crazy, becoming paranoid about the gold he has mined. Some banditos show up. Bogart asks who they are. They say they are marshals or something, and he says, "Marshals? Show me your badges." To which the reply was, "Badges, we don't need no badges." There's then a shoot-out.

I see from the following website that the bandits never say "stinkin'." That was added by Brooks.

So that means the answer to the original question is Blazing Saddles.

JW

Thank you very much. Finally it is resolved! my buddies and I discussed it for a long time - "Was it Tommy Boy? No... Beverly Hills Ninja? no...."

James Coburn said that line in "The Magnificent Seven".

Awesome movie

where all the white women?

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where all the white women?

"Scuse me while I whip this out"

"Mongo have deep feelings for Sheriff Bart"

Its from Beverly Hills Troop also. 80's movies about girls scouts.