What is your Nomination for the Most memorable Movie line ever?

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[Mad Dawgg]

What is your Nomination for the most Memorable Movie Lines (Dialouge) ever?

There are some real classics and there are some Classic Misnomers ("Frankly Scarlet, I don't give a damn." comes to mind as one of the misnomers!)

List your favorites and lets see what tickles the fancy of Freepers who enjoy a Good (or Bad) Movie!

[TD911]

Missed one:

"I am serious and don't call me Shirley(surely)."

[Big Bunyip]

William Holden: Let's do it.

Ernest Borgnine: Why not! -- The Wild Bunch

[Skywalk]

LOL!

[jmp702]

Melvin Udall- {talking to a bartender} I could of been in bed with the most amazing woman in the world, but instead I'm here with you. No offense, but a moron pushing the last legal drug.

[StoneColdGOP]

Yes! Excellent selections.

[Mad Dawgg]

'As Good As It Gets'

Good one!

My Fav' from that moveie:

"Where did you learn to tlak like that, In some Sailor wanna "Hump" "Hump" Bar?"

I had cherry coke coming out of my nose in the middle of the Movie theater on that one! (Embarassed the hell out of Mrs. Dawgg!)

[falfa]

While not using profanity myself and finding much of it to be a substitute for an adequate vocabulary, the use of it in that film is absolutely poetic.

A particular line about whirlwinds comes to mind. :-)

[stylin19a]

Guess by who,from where

"There's no crying in baseball"

"Dataglia is a pimp, he never could've outfought Santino"

"Don't sell yoursel short judge, your a tremdeous slouch"

"Badges? we don't need no stinkin badges"

[JoeSchem]

"Kitty!"

[Alamo-Girl]

My favorite is not a line from the script, but a line from the lyrics "High Noon" for the movie of the same name:

...I do not know what fate awaits me
I only know I must be brave
And I must face the man who hates me
Or lie a coward, a craven coward,
or lie a coward in my grave...

[egarvue]

"I want my father back, you son of a bitch." [as Inigo stabs Count Rugen] - Princess Bride

The best, hate-filled, kill-the-bad-guy line in all of film, perfectly delivered by Mandy Patinkin.

[Jemian]

My favorite line is from the first Muppet Movie. Steve Martin says, "Oh, may I?" It comes in handy with my sixth graders.

Favorite gesture (no, not what you may think!) in a movie comes from The Sting: laying a finger aside of the nose indicating that all the plans are in place and working.

[Dan from Michigan]

You beat me to the Last Boy Scout, but you forgot the best part.

""It just happened. It could have happened to anybody. It was an accident right. You tripped, slipped on the floor and accidently (censored) my wife. Geez I'm so sorry Mrs H. I guess this just isn't my week."""

"I didn't vote for you, you sonovabi***"

"Head or Gut?"
"I think we're witnessing the death of good journalism, Lynn"
"Furrytom here this is the first (cat) you have seen in a long long time..."

Why did Mr Milo Cross the Road? I don't know, why. Because, his @$&@$ was stuck in the chicken!!

[falfa]

I can't remember the film, but:

Kid: You shot him in the back!

Gunslinger: His back was to me.

[StoneColdGOP]

"How'd you like to take a ride on the wild baloney pony?"

"Would you like some of my man-sized manicotti?"

"I've been to the Hawaiin islands, ever heard of Comeoniwannalayya?"

Burgess Meredith, from Grumpy Old Men (these were just a few!)

[VaBthang4]

LOL...aliens.

[GOPyouth]

"How 'bout you guys? We ain't found s***!"
That show is funny.

"You got knocked the f*ck out!!" - Friday

[fourscore]

From Raising Arizona: Scene: Evelle (William Forsythe) and Gale (John Goodman), two escaped convict brothers, have kidnapped the baby,Nathan Jr. They decide to keep the boy and raise him as Gale Jr. (they eventually get caught by H.I. McDonnaugh played by Nicolas Cage). Evelle goes into a gas station/small gorcery to buy some diapers and other things for the baby, Nathan Jr.

Evelle: Hey old timer! Do these here balloons blow up into all sorts of funny shapes?

Shopkeeper: Yes...If you think round is funny.

[Zon]

I'm a politician. Which means I'm a cheat and a liar. And when I'm not kissing babies I'm stealing their lollipops. -- Richard Jordan, Character: Jeffery Pelt (Presidents Chief of Staff) -- Hunt For Red October

[toenail]

The Usual Suspects:

                             VERBAL
                He burns down the houses they live in and
                the stores they work in, he kills people
                that owe them money. And like that he was
                gone. Underground. No one has ever seen
                him again. He becomes a myth, a spook
                story that criminals tell their kids at
                night. If you rat on your pop, Keyser
                Soze will get you. And nobody really ever
                believes.

                                  KUJAN
                Do you believe in him, Verbal?

                                  VERBAL
                Keaton always said: "I don't believe in
                God, but I'm afraid of him." Well I
                believe in God, and the only thing that
                scares me is Keyser SOZE.