No.

Clue #1: It's a line from a voice-over.

 

The Foghorn Leghorn Movie?

 

I guess it could also have been 'Fred Elliot: a Life. I say, a life'.


And, clue #2: The 'Narrator' is Max von Sydow... Just name the film to win.

 

Clue #3: It was written and directed by a co-founder of Dogma 95.

 

Sorry sir, I for one do not know...suppose I could cheat......nah !

 

I'll have a punt at The Seventh Seal then

 

Close, but no cigar Tim. I knew it wasn't an easy one, a bit mean of me really as it was hardly mainstream.

But the Scandinavian ballpark was there; von Sydow (Sweden) and the director Lars von Triers (Denmark) was (IMO) clearly influenced by Bergman.

The film title was in the quote; Europa (1991).


I'll pass the baton to whoever posts first with the next poser...

 

OK, here's another

"You are a sad, strange little man, and you have my pity"

 

I'm sure I know this, I'm getting a sense of 'Roger Moore'...

 

Cold

 

Sounds like the sort of thing Eartha Kitt would say, but no idea.

 

Clue 1: the line is spoken by Tim Allen

 

toy story ?

 

there you go

 

D'oh! So much for Roger Moore.

 

I will pass on this....
anyone want to post another question ?

 

"It's a test designed to provoke an emotional response"

[well, seeing how no-one did, I thought I'd give you an easyish one]

 

Ah, the old Voigt-Kampff test.

Blade Runner: Investigator (not sure if he has a name) to Leon

 

Yep and I can't remember his name without looking, I just remember he's the colleague of Decker who took over his investigation.

Anyway, over to you, and I'll go start watching films again so I can guess them in the correct fashion. Well once I maybe watch Bladerunner one more time

 

"Father, could you help an old altar boy?"