what movie and who says this ? What business does an elf, man, and a dwarf have in the Ridder-Mark?
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Lord of the Rings: the Two Towers!!! I love that movie!! I love the Lord the Rings!!! Eomer says that to Legolas, Aragorn, and Gimli when they are trying to find Merry and Pippin.
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Lord of the rings: return of the king.said by the one and only Aragon. he says it to encourage the men to fight at the black gates. I think he was a great character, so noble and strong. love him
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Your description kind of reminds me of "They're Taking the Hobbits to Isengard," but only slightly.  Either you don't remember it well, or I'm totally wrong.  Either way, here is a link to that: http://www.albinoblacksheep.com/flash/hobbits\n\nI hope that's what you're looking for.  If not, sorry.
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"It's Friday, you ain't go no job, and you ain't got sh*t to do!"\n -Chris Tucker from the movie "Friday".
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Okay. I know nothing about your movie but I'll try to compare it with things I know. Please let me know if I'm right or wrong.\n\n1. The use of white for good and black for evil may send the wrong message. Sounds more like profiling. Try "light" and "darkness". Gandalf is white because of the light that shines from him, but the evil guys aren't black.\n\n2. Is Rois the heir to the kingdom of Palor? Or is there a war between the heirs and Rois is the best warrior of the good guys? First one: LOTR:ROTK. Second one: Braveheart.\n\n3. Is this Rois? Was he raised in a mountain? You should emphazise the natural abilities for survival that would come with such an upbringing, unless he's raised by animals or something, which would imply some kind of power or different abilities altogether.(Please don't show his life since childhood. That would bring memories from Conan. Introduce him as a man.)\n\n4. Is Tareh good or evil? If good, this blood would be holy. If evil, then it would be a poison (Depending on who uses it. If Rois uses it on his weapons then it could kill evil things like demons or something.) Now, if Tareh is a place as the title implies, then at some point there is a masacre or a war in which blood is spilled. I can't think what happens after that. Maybe a war for revenge. Is that it? A war between Tareh and Palor?\n\n5. Meaning the main action takes place in the kingdom of Palor, from which Rois is a native(Just like Tatooine).\n\n6. Another guess. Is Arnot the evil heir to the kingdom of Palor? Or is he the greatest warrior of the evil side? Anyway, since Rois is the hero there's not much mystery.\n\n7. You don't specify if there is a sage or teacher or wise guy who guides Rois. You should add a character about that.\n\nSounds good in general, but a little unoriginal, since most situations have already been used in highly successful stories. The character Rois sounds a little stereotiped, like a composite of Aragorn, Luke Skywalker, William Wallace, He-Man, etc.(Please don't misunderstand me. Without knowing anything about your story, I'm only trying to give a honest answer. I apologize in advance. Looking forward for your message. I'd like to know more about it.)\n\nModification:\nLook, I tried to reply your message, but there was some problem with your adress or something I don't understand.\n\nAnyway, I didn't know the hero was a heroine. I guess if you apply all my conclussions to a female there's not much difference. The same stereotypes apply. There's Red Sonja, with Brigitte Nielsen, and in TV there was Xena(There's not a Star Wars geek in America who can't tell you about Xena, Warrior Princess). You may also want to watch Batman Returns, Elektra, Catwoman for reference on female heroines.
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Family Dog.\n\nIt was produced by Tim Burton and created by Brad Bird (Incredibles).  It was first part of "Amazing Stories" and then became a short lived series.
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You have to ask the elves about that one.
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i saw the older one.  i like it.  :)  we call my brothers the boys in the movie.  i think it's funny when the kid with the comb says, "i lost the comb." :o)) he didn't even have any hair to comb!
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dungeons and dragons 1 and 2\nthe animated hobit movie\nmasters of the univers\nbeast master\nconan any of them
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it cost nothing cut it off yourself you lord of the rings elf wannabe
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Aw, they don't? Then I would say Fenrisulfr, or Fenrir the wolf. From Norse mythos, NOT Narnia crap...
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"A League of their Own"\n\nIt was said by Jon Lovitz character in the movie.
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It was originally In bedknobs and broomsticks i think.  The "substitutiery locomotion" spell just before they go to fight in the war.  I cant think of any other cartoon or film before then that it was in.  \n\nNeed to get that movie on DVD ^_^\n\nxxCat
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I'll say the Incredibles. Haven't seen The Fantastic Four and there's (another) annoying guy at work who, everytime he sees me, yells out "one of the fantastic four". I don't think I can ever see that movie.
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hobbits! hehe nope dwarves ;)
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Here is the entire quote: \n\nWhat we've got here is failure to communicate. Some men you just can't reach, so you get what we had here last week which is the way he wants it. Well, he gets it. And I don't like it any more than you men. \n\nFrom the movie Cool Hand Luke.\n\nThe captain isn't the only one who utters the words. Later in the movie, the main character, Luke (Paul Newman), still cocky despite being cornered by prison guards, openly mocks the Captain with the famous line. \n\nIf you haven't seen the film, do yourself a favor and rent it tonight.
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It appears to be an English or Danish proverb, source unknown:\n\n"You can judge a man by the company he keeps."