It was one of the great catfights in cinema history with Meryl Streep and Goldie Hawn, Oscar-winning actresses of a certain age, locked in a duel to the death…well, not quite since [possible spoiler] they’re both already dead. The pitch black 1992 comedy Death Becomes Her from inventive director Robert Zemeckis has developed a rabid following over the years thanks to its groundbreaking visual effects, a plot that touches on eternal themes such as greed, vanity, sex, immortality, life and death, and the icing-on-the-cake: its deliriously entertaining dialogue (“Now a warning??”). Now you can see it as never before — on crystal clear Blu-ray.The Death Becomes Her Collector’s Edition Blu-ray will be available April 26 from Scream Factory™! To qualify for a chance to win a copy, simply share your favorite quote from the film in the comments section. We’ll select two winners at random who will be notified by email. The contest ends April 25. Watch the 1992 trailer below.
redcarpet30
“Can you just not, breathe?” Thats probably my all time favorite movie.
arlowe007
“Now a warning!?!?” ???
ParisPop
“Wrinkled, wrinkled little star, hope they never see the scars.”
Deplerstedman
Ernest… my ass! I can see MY ASS!
orjeffy
“She’s dead.”
“She is?These are the moments that make life worth living.”
SashaVonAndris
After getting sucked all together she says, “I’m a girl!”
OOOH! When they meet each other after an eternity, “Mad!” “Hel!”
LOVE THIS MOVIE!!!
Caleb in SC
“This is life’s ultimate cruelty. It offers us a taste of youth and vitality, and then it makes us witness our own decay.”
jimmysam
Do you know what they do to soft, bald, overweight Republicans in prison, Ernest? -Madeline
Bob LaBlah
Goldie owns the rights to the story of the late Ann Calvelo, the roller derby queen who died a few years ago. I’ll be glad when she develops that story. Ol’ Ann was a scrapper in her day. If you remember Shirley Hardman you have to remember Ann Calvelo, even though they skated in two different leagues. Ann was always rivals with Joanie Weston, Carol “peanuts” Meyer and such.
eros1405
So many to choose from but one of my favs: you’re a fraud Hellen! You’re a walking lie and I can see right through you.
DarkZephyr
“You cruel, vicious, loathsome bitch!” I used to quote that all the time at my brother when we were kids and fighting. lol
I also love “Do you remember where you parked the car?!?”
Stache
You’re a fraud. A walking lie and I can see right through you.
You’re a tragic, boozy, flaccid, pathetic clown.
He BGB
“Do you remember where you parked the car?” When they fall apart falling down the stairs.
It’s funny in group therapy where she keeps talking about “Madeline Ashton”.
koalagrr
“Do you remember where you parked the car?”
faeriemouse
You can’t raise an eyebrow without major surgery!
AtticusBennett
THIS! it’s a staple of viewing in gay culture, up there with Romy & Michele’s High School Reunion, Drop Dead Gorgeous and more. endlessly quotable. my friends and family and i have been quoting this film for more than 20 years now. it’s DIVINE.
DCguy
Lisle-How old would you guess I am? C’mon, don’t try to flatter me.
Madeline-Thirty-eight?
Madeline-TWENTY-eight… no, twenty-three…
capeguy
The closing line, do you remember where you parked the car
bobjp
Do you know what they do to soft, bald, overweight Republicans in prison, Ernest?
DCHomos
“That was totally uncalled for!” (After being shot)