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Quotes of Movie: "Wizards and Warriors" [1983]

  • Princess Ariel:
    Quiche?



    Prince Erik Greystone:
    No, thanks. I don't eat it.

  • [Prince Dirk Blackpool and his wizard Vector are forced by a magical storm to take refuge in his sworn enemies' castle.]



    Prince Dirk Blackpool:
    This situation is more intolerable to me than you can imagine. It would help if you could muster up some degree of sophistication.



    Prince Erik Greystone:
    Dirk, why don't you quit while you're ahead? In the Rains of Death, skin MELTS.



    Prince Dirk Blackpool:
    Obviously sophistication is beyond you, Erik. I trust the rest of you will make up for him?

  • [Vulkarr, an undead barbarian, has besieged Castle Baaldorf.]



    Vulkarr:
    For every minute you delay the surrender, one of the palace guards DIES.


    [laughs menacingly]



    Prince Dirk Blackpool:
    How many do you have?



    King Baaldorf:
    Over six hundred.



    Prince Dirk Blackpool:
    Good. That gives us at least ten hours before we have to worry.

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