Big, big trouble. We're up against genius. We'd better come up with some genius of our own.

— General Stilton (Harry Morgan)

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10 seconds sound clip from the The Cat from Outer Space (1978) movie soundboard.

You can hear this line at 00:08:27.555 in the Blu-ray version of the movie.

Quote context

[...]

- Because if we don't find out where that thing came from, this country could be in trouble, big, big trouble.

- Colonel.

- Captain.

- Sergeant.

- Yes, sir. (2)

- You say it's not man-made. What's that leave us? Outer space.

- With no sign of the pilot.

- Big, big trouble. While you and I are talking this very minute, some slimy green-headed 12-legged creep could be crawling into the White House.

- Big, big trouble. We're up against genius. We'd better come up with some genius of our own.

- I believe, General, you've already met my administrative assistant, Dr. Corday.

- And I'd like to introduce some of the other members of our team.

- Dr. Robeson of Caltech, who's our expert on fossil fuel.

- Professor Hurakawa of Johns Hopkins.

[...]

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