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I watched this movie when I was in middle school and thought it was badass. I completely forgot about it until your mention and now I gotta see if it holds up. All I remember is that it takes place in winter and Samuel L. says "Pussy is pussy " at some point.
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"You're gonna die screaming and I'm gonna watch" will never not be a badass line, and "I propose that whatever he is trying to dislodge is either gone for good or there to stay" will never stop amusing me.I wouldn't say those are definitely the best lines in the movie, but probably top 5, definitely top 10.
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But that first line only gets better when she mows him down and punctuates it with, "Die screaming, motherfucker."That movie is so good, regardless expectations. One of my absolute favorites.
It holds up. Geena Davis is a straight up bad-ass boss mutha fucka!
Hilarious!