Favorite movie quotes

I think its okay if you feel horny and fucked-up at the same time. I mean, why should we be denied our basic human rights, just 'cause we messed up our relationships.
 
I should've known that. Ah, at least I don't have to explain my lack of knowledge on this as Dad doesn't come here. I hope I don't have resign from the Film Lovers and Fans Club of Greater OKC.

What Dad doesn't know won't bother him!
 
This entire city is infested with killer cockroaches. I repeat: KILLER COCKROACHES!


All the dead are dead - and the living are dying.
 
Nope. Next clue:


So where are we heading for?

Albany.

Albany? You have relatives there?

It's the only place we ever got a signal from. Albany is the place to aim for.
 
Different film:

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You're sad enough. You're beautiful. Let's have sex.

No.

Then why are you wasting my time, hmmm? Why did you put yourself on the circuit?
 
In my writing I rely a lot more on dialogue than narrative, my characters carry the story in words and deed

Because of my fondness for dialogue, great lines in movies really stand out to me. Usually ones that are snarky or funny because I use a lot of sarcasm in my stories, but a good line is a good line.

So what are some of your favorites and from what movie?
It’s either:

“I want you all to look each other in the eyes, and put each other in your hearts forever… because forever’s about to happen” - Friday Night Lights.

Or

“MY DICK IS IN THE PUNCH!!!” - Hollywood Knights

I feel better, now that I no longer have to hide my wretched cinematic tastes.
 
Eddie Adams: Yeah. Well, when I close my eyes, I see this thing. It's like this big sign. And the name is in like bright blue neon lights with like purple outline. And this name is just so bright and so sharp that the sign - it just blows up because the name is so just. powerful. - - It says: "Dirk Diggler."
Jack Horner: I think - I think heaven has sent you here - Dirk Diggler. I think the angels have blessed us all because of you.

Kurt Longjohn: What's wrong with you?
Little Bill: Ah... my fuckin' wife, man, she's over there... she's got some idiot's dick in her, people standing around watching - it's a fuckin' embarassment.
Kurt Longjohn: Yeah. Yeah. I know. Anyway, listen...
Little Bill: Yeah?
...
Kurt Longjohn: No. Hey. Gotcha. You've gotta go somewhere so - hey - what the fuck? It's only the fucking photography of the movie we're talking about.
Little Bill: My fucking wife has an ass in her cock over in the driveway, alright? I'm sorry if my thoughts aren't with the photography of the film we're shooting tomorrow, Kurt, OK?
Kurt Longjohn: OK. No big deal. Sorry.
 
Germaine has very sensitive hands and an exceedingly light touch. She strangled a German general - without a sound.

--To Catch a Thief
 
Christine Easton: After 7:45, you can have the bathroom all day if you'd like.
Sir William Rutland: I wouldn't know what to do in the bathroom all day!

Aiko Kurawa: It's not a big MaGilla, unless it IS a big MaGilla.

Walk Don't Run 1966


Edit: I was going to post this without crediting the movie, but it's such a little gem that few people have heard of it these days. This was Cary Grant's final big-screen performance.
 
Speaking of Cary Grant, do you know this one?

Eve Kendall: [Hanging by their fingers from Mount Rushmore] What happened with your first two marriages?
Roger Thornhill: My wives divorced me.
Eve Kendall: Why?
Roger Thornhill: They said I led too dull a life.

It's from a not-so-little gem of a movie. Hint: it's all about transportation and the journey from here to there.
 
Another line from To Catch a Thief. Don't remember it, but apropos for the site,

Are you sure you were talking about water skis? From where I sat it looked as though you were conjugating some irregular verbs.
 
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