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9/4/2015 3:07:36 AM
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[b]TFWPKY 1969[/b]
"the fall will probably kill you, but if it doesnt the bullets surely will."
I couldn’t help but thinking that line or a derivative thereof also sounded familiar from somewhere else.
Then I remembered, it’s referenced in the movie Collateral (2004), where old mate Tom Cruise plays a hitman by the (supposed) name of Vincent. This is the line according to IMDB:
Max: You killed him?
Vincent: No, I shot him. Bullets and the fall killed him.
English
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Edited by LatchedRacer90: 9/8/2015 9:13:26 PMyeah but 1969 is an obvious date in relation to the movie Butch Cassidy because it premiered the same year and had a verbatim line in the movie
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Obviously. Given that I was unfamiliar with the release date / origin of the line from the Cassidy flick however, I just personally found it novel that my initial encounter with it was in fact an echo from somewhere else in pop culture. I love references to other pieces of pop culture, especially when those references resonate in a couple of places rather than one.
