What is your favorite line in a movie?
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"Frankly my dear, I don't give a damn" - Rhett Butler Gone With the Wind.
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This is my Favorite quote from the Movie Nick Mercer: Close your eyes. Close your eyes. Close... your... eyes. You're safe. You can relax. I'm not going to kiss you. He's gonna be so sorry he lost you, so stop worrying. Forget the past. Forget the pain. And remember what an incredible woman you are. You do that and he'll realize what he lost. \nKat Ellis: Holy crap. You're worth every penny.\n\n\n\n\n\nand yes here is the qoute you were looking for Nick Mercer: Here's to the husbands who've won you, the losers who've lost you, and the lucky bastards who've yet to meet you. \n\n\nI like that one too. Great Movie By The Way\n\n\nOh here's where i found it http://us.imdb.com/title/tt0372532/quotes
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Pretty much every line in the movie!\n\n"Humperdink! Humperdink! Humperdink!"\n\n"Think it'll work?"\n"It would take a miracle."\n"Bye bye, boys!  Have fun storming the castle!"\n\n"You mean, you'll put down your rock and I'll put down my sword and we'll try to kill each other like civilized people?"\n\nAnd the whole conversation during the swordfight between Wesley and Inigo - discussing fencing attacks and defenses.
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Walk up and down the street while a movie is being made.... that gets it every time... seriously.\n\nAsk Kramer from Seinfeld..... thats how he got to be an extra.... "man this pretzel is making me thirsty".
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"We meet to create memories, we part to preserve them" ..... This is my alltime favourite line.
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My favorite song is anything from the 80's. Favorite film..."Gone With The Wind"
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My favorite would have to be Dirty Dancing. I love the soundtrack and the chemistry (despite the fact that Patrick Swayze and Jennifer Grey supposedly hated one another). My favorite part of nearly every movie would have to be the last scene with everybody dancing! But one time I was watching it with my parents and our speakers weren't all set up so the soundtrack wasn't playing, let's just say that the part with everyone dancing in the employee rec room thing is really awkward without the music...\n\nI also love The Sure Thing. It's before all John Cusack's other classic 80's movies (Say Anything, Better Off Dead..) but I love it! It's hilarious and romantic and Rob Reiner is basically a movie making genius. I know so many people that have never heard of this movie but I think it's a classic!\n\nPS: I'm watching The Breakfast Club on ABC Family right now!
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I have three: The Fly (the Jeff Goldblum version), Star Wars IV, and Planet of the Apes (the original).\n\nThe Fly I love for Goldblum's character and just the deep -pathos- involved in his situation.  I love that he's so very passionate, I love that he's such an obliviously awkward fellow, and argh, I love how -tragic- the situation he's gotten himself into is - to bring about your own gruesome downfall simply because of such a human mistake, and to be so horribly aware of what's happening to you throughout the entire process ... it's just really compelling to me.\n\nStar Wars IV (A New Hope) I love because of its story, Luke's endearing optimism, and them oh so cool light sabre scenes.  Not to mention, I -still- get goosebumps every time Luke blows up the Death Star at the end ...\n\nPlanet of the Apes I enjoy because its concept is just so interesting.  Sure, it looks dated now but I still love the "surprise" ending, and the interaction between the humans and them 'damn dirty apes' throughout always makes me want to watch ...
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THUMPER ! (the bunny)\n\nFrom the movie Bambie.....ooooo so adorable and the happiest laughter I ever heard.
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LEROY (ROY) (ROY)\n\nLOL\n\nI love that movie\n\n"Hey my man, what it look like!?"\n\n"Can u teach me some moves?"\n\n"Dirty porn! i found it, i found it!" LOL\n\nI downloaded it on Ares the other day. I hadn't seen it in like 2 or 3 years!\n\nWith Vanity and Bruce Lee Roy\n\nMotown movie...\n\nclassic!\n\nblack classic!
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"Shall I describe it to you, or perhaps I could find you a box."\n~Legolas to Gimli in The Two Towers\n\nIt was such a great line and really lightened up the situation before the big battle.\n\n"It doesn't make much sense to me, but then again, you are very small"\n~Treebeard to Merry & Pippin in The Two Towers\n\nSame thing.  I was using all those lines on one of my short friends for about a year after the movie came out.
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Girl Interrupted definitely (love the part when they're getting ice cream!!)\nSaw\nSaw II (both have twisted endings...loved that!!)\nWedding Crashers (still laugh my *ss off even after seeing over and over)
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Let me correct you on this quote. It is "I'm your Huckleberry" And yes, it was said in the movie Tombstone by Val Kilmer/Doc Holliday! One of the best films ever made! Another great line is from Kurt Russell/Wyatt Earp "You tell him I'm coming! And Hell's coming With me!" I love this movie!
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OMG.....That is one of my favorite movies...I actually just bought the directors cut and I liked the comic affect they had in it in between chapters...."Warriors come out and play, Warriors come out and play" with the bottles clinging together I love that scene....
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I love ALL football movies, but by far my favorite would have to be the original Longest Yard with Burt Reynolds.\n\nOther greats, Remember the Titans, Friday Night Lights, Any Given Sunday, Brian's Song, Heaven Can Wait, Rudy, Radio, etc, etc, etc.
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That movie is awesome! It's hard to say what my fave part was. If I had to choose, though, it would be the war scene when everyone charges.
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One of my favorite movies as well.  I have several favorites:\n\n1.  "On a long enough timeline, the survival rate for everyone drops to zero."\n\n2.  "I am Jack's colon..."  "I get cancer.  I kill Jack."\n\n3.  "If I had a tumor, I'd name it Marla.  Marla, that little scratch on the roof of your mouth that would heal if only you would stop tonguing it, but you can't."\n\nNumber 4:\n\nBrad: "If you could fight any historical figure, who would it be?"\n\nEd: "I'd fight Ghandi."\n\nAnd there's always:\n\nEd: "I was a recall coordinator.  My job was to apply 'The Formula.'  Take the number of units in the field, A, times the probable rate of failure, B, times the average cost of an out-of-court settlement, C.  A times B times C, equals X.  If X is less than the cost of a recall, we don't do one"\n\nPassenger: "Are there a lot of these kinds of accidents?"\n\nEd: "You wouldn't believe."\n\nPassenger: "Which car company did you say you worked for?"\n\nEd: "A major one."