Help ID some quotes...

[@Li3n]

Ok, this one's from Grosse Point Blank, with John Cusack, but they didn't say where it's from:

Where are all the good men dead? In the heart or in the head?

And i think this one i found in someone's (GasBandit's?) sig on one of the previous fora:

Why is it that when a man kills another man in battle its called heroic, but if he kills a man in the heat of passion its called murder?

Any ideas?

 

[@Li3n]

I knew i heard it somewhere before... i can't believe how long it's been since i saw Wayne's World... i barely remember it.

And it's even on youtube:

10x.

 

[@Li3n]

So, nothing for this one:

Ok, this one's from Grosse Point Blank, with John Cusack, but they didn't say where it's from:

Where are all the good men dead? In the heart or in the head?

Any ideas?

 

[Bowielee]

So, nothing for this one:

Ok, this one's from Grosse Point Blank, with John Cusack, but they didn't say where it's from:

Where are all the good men dead? In the heart or in the head?

Any ideas?

Movie wise, it's in Grosse Point Blank.



Here's a youtube link, but for some reason, it sounds like they dubbed it over with someone else's voice, cause that doesn't sound like Minnie Driver.

 

[phil]

"Where are all the good men dead, in the heart or in the head?" Who says this & why is it so poignant?


-Edit-
http://askville.amazon.com/Grosse-P...ils.do?requestId=13685237&responseId=15074030

 

[Bowielee]

I'm starting to think that I'm on some people's ignore lists, or something....

 

[General Specific]

Good job finding that, Phil!

 

[Bowielee]

Harumph

 

[@Li3n]

So, nothing for this one:

Ok, this one's from Grosse Point Blank, with John Cusack, but they didn't say where it's from:

Where are all the good men dead? In the heart or in the head?

Any ideas?

Movie wise, it's in Grosse Point Blank.[/QUOTE]

Eh... check out the bolded part...

\"Where are all the good men dead, in the heart or in the head?\" Who says this & why is it so poignant?


-Edit-
http://askville.amazon.com/Grosse-P...ils.do?requestId=13685237&responseId=15074030

So it's modified from Shakespeare... so i guess then it is from the movie after all... 10x.