We've Got Company: Difference between revisions

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A prime contender for the single most-used phrase in action scenes across the board. Traditionally prevalent in movies/TV, as it looks even dumber written down than it does spoken; however, video games have embraced the phrase with aplomb.

* The quotes given above, comparatively early examples.

* Both ''[[Batman Begins]]'' and ''[[The Dark Knight]]'' make sure to cement their reputation as impeccably-written masterpieces of the action genre by having a criminal say this at some point. Because criminals are a superstitious, cowardly, ineloquent lot.

** Lampshaded when the driver answers, "That's okay, this is a company car."

* ''[[Terminator 2]]''. Well, at least it precedes a pretty cool exchange.

* Obviously it's in ''[[Hellboy II]]: The Golden Army''.

 

 

== Live Action TV ==

* ''[[Buck Rogers in The 25th Century]]'': "Stop breathing, we've got company!" Not only a witty twist on an established classic, but arguably justifiable in the sense that Buck Rogers IS a fairly aloof kind of cat. And all back in 1979!

* Used in the [[Hong Kong]] fight-scene challenge in the 18th cycle of [[America's Next Top Model]].

 

 

== Western Animation ==

* ''[[Finding Nemo]]'': Spoken by Bruce, a sometimes-antagonist.