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    Correct. Mr. Cat kicked the bird habit.
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    "You oughta be ashamed of yourself - roasting children!"

    "Call it a weakness."
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    Bugs Bunny admonishing Witch Hazel for trying to roast Hansel and Gretel in Chuck Jones's "Bewitched Bunny" from 1954. "Han-sel? Han-sel?"
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    That is absolutely correct! Your turn to take it away.
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    Okay, but you might not like where I take it.

    "You don't know what a delightful dilemma it was, trying to decide on the most appropriate method for your demise."
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    Found it quickly. It's Ratigan, from "The Great Mouse Detective."
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    That's precisely who spoke the quote: Professor Ratigan from Disney's The Great Mouse Detective. The legendary Vincent Price provided this villain's voice, so the lurid delight in engineering death and doom completely works. Mighty fine citing, Em; Happy '17! :D
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    Happy New Year to you, too, OUB. Now for another good quote:

    "I'm sorry. You mind runnin' that by me again? I must have had a chunk of brimstone wedged in my ear or something..."

    "Then read my lips--forget it!"
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    The key word here is brimstone, which occurs in Dreamworks Animation's first Shrek film. It comes as Shrek and Donkey approach the castle which imprisons Princess Fiona. Since that castle is planted in the middle of a volcano's caldera, there's a lot of sulfur in the air, which Shrek identifies as brimstone. When these two intrepid rescuers (well, one's intrepid, anyway) encounter a rope bridge as the approach to the castle, Donkey is all for bailing on their mission, but Shrek won't tolerate it, which frames the quotes cited.
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    Sorry, OUB. but that's 100% wrong. Hint: One's the dreaded adversary of a guy who went from zero to hero.
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    It's Hades and Megara from Hercules.
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    Right again, Glowworm. Good job. :). Feel free to post again.
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    "Why did you hit me in the face with a coconut custard pie with whipped cream?"
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    This is Humphrey Bogart, from Slick Hare.
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    Correct--this part always cracked me up. He says it so calmly too.
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    Sorry, another busy day. Here's a biggie.

    "Um, there's a mollusk, see? And he walks up to a sea...
    Well, he doesn't walk up, he swims up. Well, actually, the mollusk isn't moving, he's in one place.
    And then the sea cucumber, well, they... I mixed up.
    There was a mollusk and a sea cucumber. None of them were walking, so forget that...
    There was this mollusk and he walks up to a sea cucumber. Normally they don't talk, sea cucumbers, but in a joke, everyone talks.
    So just then, the sea cucumber looks over to the mollusk and says, With fronds like these, who needs anenomes?"
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    This is Marlin from Finding Nemo. He's trying a bit too hard to tell a joke.
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    Yep, that's exactly it. For a clown fish, he's not a natural at telling jokes.
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    "Besides, the little girl will be missing her doll. We should return it to her."
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    It's Shan Yu, from "Mulan." He says this after his falcon steals the doll.

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