'tis really funny when Doyle, after being cured of his drug addiction, is driven through the city, and he sees a woman eating an ice cream. He says: That's what I need now. He's told that a woman would kill him, and he clarifies: Not the woman, moron; what she's eating.
I also liked in the one of the withdrawal scenes when Doyle's explaining why Whitey Ford was such a great picture, and says he was a lefty in explanation of what a south paw means.
Henri's line "He was a communist?" was too funny.
"Congratulations, Major. It appears that at last you have found yourself a real war." Ben Tyreen
When Doyle mentioned that's (the woman eating the ice cream) what he needs now, I thought it would be the opposite of how it turned out. The French cop would say, I'll get you a cone (since Doyle was chained up) but then Doyle would say, "Not the ice cream, a-hole, the woman."
I liked much the part when they walk donw the stairs at the beginning and French sais you: "hey, Popeye, you are - how do you say - homesick? I'll send for some spinach"... Lol
The April fool's day fish joke was also funny.
And also I like an old woman whom Doyle pushed aside at the square just before Doyle realised that that the frog 1 boarded a ship. That woman waived with her hand near her head :) LOL
And also I like an old woman whom Doyle pushed aside at the square just before Doyle realised that that the frog 1 boarded a ship. That woman waived with her hand near her head :) LOL
I half expected her to yell out "Watsamatta you!?" but then I remembered the film was taking place in France and not Italy.
The scene at the bar, with Doyle trying to get a drink, and the exchange between Doyle and Henri during the rehabilitation sequence (apart from the famous Mickey Mantle line) - one of my favourite exchanges being:
Favourite moments were with the bar tender getting drunk and then later when Doyle's being held captive the nice old English lady addict steals his watch in the most gentle of ways!
The funniest scene, was during one of the shootouts, when out of the blue, you see a scared sh**tless dog go racing by in the opposite direction of the action! It was so funny, because it was so unexpected..... and so obviously real and unscripted.