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Broken Sword 2?

Seems like no one's seen it except for Snarky and it's so unmemorable that he can't remember what it was...

Correct, dude!

["They're only noodles, Michael."]

"They're only noodles, Michael."

[I'm for Genaro's, but then, what do I know? I'm a bear. I suck the heads off of fish.]

I'm for Genaro's, but then, what do I know? I'm a bear. I suck the heads off of fish.

I think it's Kiss Kiss Bang Bang and the Native American Joe Pesci agrees with me.

Incorrect, it is A Goofy Movie. But gawsh, I'll let ya have it!

And I know the Stand By Me scene but yes they are dogs. Just because Pluto exists doesn't mean Goofy isn't a dog - plenty of lower mice, ducks etc exist in that world too! (Also, Max is Goofy's son, not nephew.)

I wholeheartedly recommend this movie, it's a little-known gem.

[Dumb and Dumber]

Dumb and Dumber came out about that time

...and yet it was not an animated dog movie.

The Aristocats?
Lady & The Tramp? (1 or 2)

More than 20 years before Sherman And Peabody. However, it is the correct animation company.

The Perfect Cast. My dad taught it to me when I was about your age. Okay now, watch carefully. You gotta be loose, relaxed. Keep your feet apart. Now, ten o'clock, two o'clock, quarter to three, tour jeté, twist, over, pas de deux, I'm a little teapot, then the wind-up... and let 'er fly!

["It's Dork and Dork Junior!"]

No, it's almost 20 years older than that, and 2D.

"It's Dork and Dork Junior!"

No, but it is animated and does involve dog characters!

["Cheddar! Owwww! Cheddar Whiz-age!"]

"Cheddar! Owwww! Cheddar Whiz-age!"

It looks like that is a framed picture on the wall, so the film may not be in that style or even animated!

Is it an Aardman movie? Shaun The Sheep?

["Man or a woman? Man? Man, okay. Uh, Walt Disney?"]

No to all of those.

"Man or a woman? Man? Man, okay. Uh, Walt Disney?"

EDIT: double-post, somehow

Amiga and Atari are brothers

Amiga is female, so more like siblings.

["Then it's down with the textbooks...""And up with the comics!"]

Not too easy this one, I think:

"Then it's down with the textbooks..."
"And up with the comics!"

["The darkness must go down the river of night's dreaming"]

I love that movie.

Ok, let's do something easy:

"The darkness must go down the river of night's dreaming"

Pretty sure it's another musical with horror in the title: Rocky Horror Picture Show

Correct.

["Can you fly, Bobby?"]

I thought it was dreadful!

I think this one'll be easy:

"Can you fly, Bobby?"

Space Quest 4?

John Carter?