Sympathy for the Brokenhearted (2014)

Actors: Tim Conway (actor), Tim Conway (producer), Richard Faymonville (writer), Richard Faymonville (producer), Richard Faymonville (actor), Richard Faymonville (director), Roxanne Y. Morse (actress), Brian A. White (actor), Gio Castellano (actor), Jimmy Driscoll (actor), Chris Perrotti (actor), Rodney Raftery (actor), Lisa Perry (actress), John Manson (actor), Chardo Muntz (actor),

Genres: Thriller,

Cry (2013)

Actors: Bill Flynn (actor), Matthew Posey (actor), Del Shores (actor), Melody Brooke (miscellaneous crew), Libby Villari (actress), Cherami Leigh (actress), Denise Lee (actress), Grover Coulson (actor), Dixie Lee Sedgwick (miscellaneous crew), Mike Henricks (miscellaneous crew), John Pinder (miscellaneous crew), Julie Mayfield (actress), Rebekah Turner (actress), Melissa Odom (actress), Melissa Rude (actress),

Genres: Drama,

Shoot the Moon (2008)

Actors: Stacey T. Gillespie (actor), Chad Hundley (actor), Gregory W. Brock (producer), Gregory W. Brock (editor), Kayla Perkins (actress), Katie Stewart (actress), James Smith (writer), James Smith (editor), James Smith (director), James Smith (actor), James Smith (producer), Colleen Mooney Wright (actress), Pete J. Whitaker (actor), Leslie Rogers (actress), Michelle Perkins (actress),

Genres: Action,

White Collar Blue (2002)

Actors: Richard Carter (actor), Stephen Rutter (miscellaneous crew), Peter O'Brien (actor), Sue Masters (producer), Nicole Richie (actress), Tony Nikolakopoulos (actor), Ken Cameron (director), Linda Cropper (actress), Steve Jacobs (actor), Don Hany (actor), Nina Stevenson (miscellaneous crew), Anna Maria Monticelli (actress), Theo Benton (costume designer), David Ritchie (actor), David E. Newham (actor),

Plot: A new detective is attached to a major crime squad in a tough southern district of Sydney. This creates tensions within the squad, particularly when the squad is called out to a homicide and the prime suspect appears to be the new appointment.

Genres: Crime,

Quotes:

[Joe is discussing his plans for the evening]::Det. Sgt. Joe Hill: I'm looking for something a little more...::Det. Snr. Sgt. Ted Hudson: Exciting?::Det. Sgt. Joe Hill: Exciting.::Det. Snr. Sgt. Ted Hudson: You know what your problem is Thrills? You solve a big case and you've got to come down, I've seen it before. You need to do something wild to keep the juices flowing.::Det. Sgt. Joe Hill: Like what?::Det. Snr. Sgt. Ted Hudson: In the old days I would've said go down to the pub and get into a fight. [Joe gets up to leave] Uh-uh, I said that was the old days. These days we live in touchy-feely times.::Det. Sgt. Joe Hill: No disrespect, boss, but I don't exactly want to get touchy-feely with you.::Det. Snr. Sgt. Ted Hudson: That's a shame, I shaved awfully close. [Laughs]::Det. Sgt. Joe Hill: So what do you suggest?::Det. Snr. Sgt. Ted Hudson: Think happy thoughts. Have a merangue. Have six more of these. [pushes beers towards him]::Det. Sgt. Joe Hill: [toasts] To misery.::Det. Snr. Sgt. Ted Hudson: To misery, Thrills. Have a good night.::Det. Sgt. Joe Hill: Bye, boss. [Ted leaves the office. Joe continues drinking]

Det. Sgt. Joe Hill: [to Fran at his door] Tell your daughter to give me a call.::Fran Hoffmann: She's downstairs in the car, actually. We're going out to dinner. We're celebrating.::Det. Sgt. Joe Hill: What's the occasion?::Fran Hoffmann: I'm going back to wrok in a few weeks. Want to join us?::Det. Sgt. Joe Hill: Who's paying? [sighs] Hmm? Come on, what's the catch?::Fran Hoffmann: That's so typical of you, Joe. You think everyone's got an ulterior motive.::Det. Sgt. Joe Hill: Alright, thank you for asking. I accept.::Fran Hoffmann: Good. You can keep Lachlan busy while I talk to my daughter.::Det. Sgt. Joe Hill: I knew there was a catch. There's no way I'm spending my Tuesday night watching that prick feed your daughter garlic bread.::Fran Hoffmann: Now look, [takes Joe's keys from his hand] I'm going to spend some quality time with my daughter and you're going to talk to Lachlan.::Det. Sgt. Joe Hill: Give me my keys, that's theft! Give them back.::Fran Hoffmann: Then arrest me. [she walks downstairs - Joe sighs, and follows]

Daphne Mullins: [about a murder victim] I see Mr.Gibson every six months to sign forms.::Snr. Constable Theo Rahme: What sort of forms are those?::Daphne Mullins: Green ones.

Nicole Brown: [discussing a theif's motive] Maybe that's why he did it. Got sick of being walked all over. Of being Rory Snory.::Det. Sgt. Joe Hill: [hands her a box of Viagra he found] Don't judge a book by its cover.::Nicole Brown: Viagra.::Det. Sgt. Joe Hill: Pills of Thrills. [Nicole chuckles] You hungry? Want to get something to eat?::Nicole Brown: [hands Viagra back] Strictly business?::Det. Sgt. Joe Hill: Don't be ridiculous, Constable Brown, of course. Hey... want to try these out? [both laugh] How long would it take a woman?::Nicole Brown: Don't know. Ask Theo.

Det. Sgt. Joe Hill: Constable Brown?::Nicole Brown: Sorry, I was just thinking about that bed.::Det. Sgt. Joe Hill: My bed? [raises eyebrows mischeviously]::Nicole Brown: Very funny.

Lachlan Shaw: I like that dress.::Det. Snr. Constable Harriet Walker: Thank you.::Lachlan Shaw: [Hugs her] Wonder what it would look like on the floor.::Det. Snr. Constable Harriet Walker: [quietly] My mum's joining us for dinner.::Lachlan Shaw: [Turns and sees Harriet's mum watching them] What a nice surprise!

Det. Snr. Constable Harriet Walker: [holds up set of keys] Could you please drop these off to my mum?::Det. Sgt. Joe Hill: I'd rather stick needles in my eye.::Det. Snr. Constable Harriet Walker: Come on, just throw them at her and run.::Det. Sgt. Joe Hill: I will. [takes keys begrudginly]

Constable Sophia Marinkovitch: [catching Theo] Theo, wait. Look, um, I know that things have been weird between us for a while and I know I said that work relationships can't... work, but maybe they can, I don't know. But the thing is, I know I said I didn't want things to go any further between us, and maybe I do, now. Look, I've finally decided on something I need to do, so I guess what I'm trying to say is, I'm willing to take the risk if you are. [she turns and leaves a very stunned Theo]

Det. Snr. Sgt. Ted Hudson: [at an open house, just before an auction] Yes, there's still a fair amount of blood in between the floorboards. See that. [Gestures to client] You're the forensic boys, aren't you?::Client: No.::Det. Snr. Sgt. Ted Hudson: Oh, sorry. [extends his hand] Detective Chief Ted Hudson, from Kingsway. I'm just finalizing a murder inspection here. [points to floor] Got a lot of blood. It's amazing how difficult it is to get out. And that smell... smell that? You never get it out. Ever. [stands] Still, it's a pretty good place. I like those little lights. I love them. [leaves bewildered clients]::Auctioneer: Who will open the bidding? Anybody? [no one is bidding. Ted shrugs]

Det. Sgt. Joe Hill: If my uncle were a woman, well, he'd be my auntie.

Posse (1993)

Actors: David Jean Thomas (actor), Woody Strode (actor), Paul Bartel (actor), Christopher Michael (actor), Isaac Hayes (actor), Sy Richardson (actor), Richard Gant (actor), Bob Minor (actor), Tommy 'Tiny' Lister (actor), Reginald Hudlin (actor), Stephen Baldwin (actor), Richard Edson (actor), Stephen J. Cannell (actor), Mario Van Peebles (actor), Blair Underwood (actor),

Plot: A group of mostly black infantrymen return from the Spanish-American War with a cache of gold. They travel to the West where their leader searches for the men who lynched his father.

Keywords: african-american, black-independent-film, black-romance, black-western, blaxploitation, bullet-time, comic-relief, cowboy, father-daughter-relationship, female-rear-nudity
Genres: Western,
Taglines: The Untold Story of the Wild West From the director of "New Jack City"

Quotes:

Father Time: Mister... I don't know you. But when I get through with you, won't nobody know you.

Colonel Graham: Jesse, did you know that this man is the last surviving member of the Mo-Tee-Sah tribe? Yes! The Mo-Tee-Sah tribe. I'll show you. [picks up coffee cup]::Weezie: [picks up coffee pot] Mo' Tea, sah?::Colonel Graham: I'm sorry I didn't hear you.::Weezie: Mo' Tea, sah?::Colonel Graham: No, thank you.

Jimmy J. 'Little J' Teeters: Damn! Who turned out the lights? Just a little humor. Have to admit I'm funny, ain't I?

Father Time: The Red Man ain't got no problem with the Black Man. As for you, White Boy, that's a whole different story. I mean, first you enslave the Black Man, exploit the Yellow Man, and then you kill off the Red Man so you can snatch up his land for railroads. Can I get a witness?::Obobo: Amen!::Jimmy J. 'Little J' Teeters: Well if I may approach the bench your Honor, first, I ain't ever personally enslaved nobody so, Time, you can kiss my White ass. Second of all, if there was a train coming through right now, I'd be on it and you'd be on it,except the only difference would be, I'd be gambling on it and you'd be fetching my chips like a little houseboy becuase you can't even cheat right. Now, can I get a witness?::Obobo: Amen!

American Friends (1991)

Actors: Alfred Molina (actor), Alun Armstrong (actor), David Calder (actor), Arthur Howard (actor), Bryan Pringle (actor), Michael Palin (actor), Michael Palin (writer), Georges Delerue (composer), Roger Lloyd-Pack (actor), Michael Palin (writer), Penny Eyles (miscellaneous crew), Wensley Pithey (actor), Jane Trower (miscellaneous crew), Susan d'Arcy (miscellaneous crew), Connie Booth (actress),

Plot: Francis Ashby, a senior Oxford don on holiday alone in the Alps, meets holidaying American Caroline and her companion Elinor, the blossoming Irish-American girl she adopted many years before. Ashby finds he enjoys their company, particularly that of Elinor, and both the women are drawn to him. Back at Oxford he is nevertheless taken aback when they arrive unannounced. Women are not allowed in the College grounds, let alone the rooms. Indeed any liaison, however innocent, is frowned on by the upstanding Fellows.

Keywords: 1860s, 19th-century, academia, alps, american-abroad, anglo-american-relations, based-on-true-story, holiday, independent-film, may-december-romance
Genres: Comedy, Drama,
Taglines: Education in love

Taxi (1953)

Actors: Hans Jacoby (writer), Alex Joffé (writer), Elliott Sullivan (actor), Jonathan Hale (actor), Mark Roberts (actor), Geraldine Page (actress), Mario Siletti (actor), Dan Dailey (actor), John Cassavetes (actor), Henry Jones (actor), Ralph Dunn (actor), DeForest Kelley (actor), Walter Woolf King (actor), Leigh Harline (composer), Jean-Paul Le Chanois (writer),

Plot: BASED on "Sans laisser d'adresse" by Alex Joffe and Jean Paul, New York City taxicab driver/owner Ed Nielson has to make a payment on his cab by nightfall, but a passenger he has just picked up, Mary Turner, just off the ship from Ireland, becomes a very deterring factor. She is looking for her husband, an American who visited Ireland, romanced and married her, and then returned alone to the United States. They cover a large portion of the city in their search but when they finally locate him, Mary learns it wasn't worth it. And Ed still has a payment to make.

Keywords: 1950s, american, based-on-book, broadway-manhattan-new-york-city, bronx-new-york-city, butler, cash-payment, delivery-man, dock, driver
Genres: Drama, Romance,
Taglines: The day St Anthony took a New York cabbie for a ride!