Guess The Movie From Its First Line (Game)

Today, we're seeing if we can guess the movie based on just the first line of the script! GMMORE # 2269


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[raeganelaine]

the disgruntled groans when link goes “what is heathers” made me laugh so hard

[joeylosthero]

“She frequented my dreams.”
*awkward silence*

Classic Rhett.

[josefresnillo]

The confidence Link had when he guessed Shrek. I was sure he really knew

[emilycm]

i’m 19 but with adhd subtitles can make it a lot easier for me to follow a storyline because i’m receiving the plot points both visually and auditorily

[matthewhebbert]

I'm on Team Subtitle. One of my favorite subtitles of all time is from "The Expanse." In one scene, as Amos is searching for something, the subtitle pops up, *Investigatory Synth Music*, and that is so odd that I've never forgotten it.

[richardjones]

"Y'all better catch up!" "I know." I love how we're concerned Rhett is with the lack of lesbian bars compared to gay bars.

[scruffiestofnerfherders]

Need a podcast in which the GMM crew has Link watches cultural milestone movies that he missed and he reports after watching..make him watch these

[katelynalysee]

I was so confident that “Are you watching closely” was Now You See Me 🙃

[jaywritesstuff]

the collective groan of disappointment when link went “what is heathers?” LMAOO

[jomoser]

As a 39 year old I'd have to say subtitles are a regular thing and not an "old person" thing. We started using them while watching Outlander and Game of Thrones. It really helps with accents

[yadana._]

Rhett looking more and more like a lion 🦁

[InnocentOnPaper]

Petition to make Link watch a movie monthly of the Audiences choosing and talk about it on podcast

[joelbernal-garcia]

Maybe it's cause I am bilingual, or cause I watch anime a lot, but subtitles have always been a part of life.
I feel it's usually Americans that tend to have an issue with them. It's the vibe I've always gotten anyway

[faerisoul]

I think there should be more subtitles. Specifically in movie theaters. The machines Deaf people use to watch movies in theaters are notoriously bad but movie theaters don't want to do subtitled showings because there's not "enough demand". Anyway I just want to go see movies with my Deaf and hoh friends without having to go at 2pm on a Wednesday.

[mcdevo]

I can’t believe deep in the recesses of my brain I actually knew Toy Story’s opening line

[TheColdOne]

I have to look up "Heathers" because I've never heard of it and the behind-camera reaction seemed strong.

[Emily-lywc]

Holding in my screams of “it’s twilight!!” as they don’t recognize some of the most iconic opening lines i’ve ever heard in my life

[becalp]

I relate a lot to Link because there are a lot of popular movies i haven't watched yet or not interested to watch it

[debbierhode]

I would love the option of turning up the dialog on a movie!

[ncb]

I have always liked subtitles. I have auditory processing issues and adhd, and it helps me stay focused on the story and take in what is being said better.