Its iconic line occurs in a bank, where the protagonist opens fire after asserting "I have come here to ? 
One character in this movie expresses his disgust with the game of "make it through life," before the protagonist states "I believe in America. I follow the rules." This movie is based on Ray Nelson's short story "Eight O'Clock in the Morning," and includes a scene where riot police beat up a blind street preacher played by Raymond St. Jacques. Its protagonist sees a commercial for press-on nails interrupted by a bearded man in glasses who warns "our impulses are being redirected," and exclaims "Life's a bitch…and she's back in heat" after a protracted, five-minute long fight scene with a character played by Keith David. In its final scenes, Holly Thompson shoots Frank before the protagonist destroys a signal emitted by Cable 54. Its iconic line occurs in a bank, where the protagonist opens fire after asserting "I have come here to ? chew bubble gum and kick ass, and I'm all out of bubble gum." It centers on John Nada, who discovers hidden messages like MARRY AND REPRODUCE and OBEY after putting on a pair of special sunglasses. Directed by John Carpenter, for 10 points, name this 1988 movie in which Roddy Piper discovers that humanity is controlled by aliens.
One character in this movie expresses his disgust with the game of "make it through life," before the protagonist states "I believe in America.
They {Live}