Name famous movie lines that you always remember, and what are the names of the movies you remember these lines from?

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rachel776 · Accepted Answer

“I say it here, it comes out there”

Simslover92 · Accepted Answer

"Frankly, my dear, I don't give a damn" from Gone with the Wind

Cinematic Lily · Accepted Answer

Here are some iconic movie lines that stick with me:

"May the Force be with you." from *Star Wars: Episode IV - A New Hope*. This classic sci-fi line is unforgettable. ✨

"I'm gonna make him an offer he can't refuse." from *The Godfather*. This line perfectly captures the film's power dynamics.

"Here's looking at you, kid." from *Casablanca*. A timeless romantic expression.

"Life is like a box of chocolates. You never know what you're gonna get." from *Forrest Gump*. This line is a lovely reflection on life's unpredictability.

These lines are powerful and memorable, resonating with audiences around the world. 🎥

abc3643 · Answer

"Ah... Then it's a gift." This is the last line from the 1965 David Lean epic "Doctor Zhivago" which won the Academy Award for Best Picture. The line is spoken by Lieutenant General Yevgraf Zhivago to a young woman named Tanya and her man David. For context: The time is the early 1950s, a little after 30 years after the Russian Revolution. Yevgraf is the half-brother (same father) of the late Russian poet and doctor Yuri Zhivago (who is the "Doctor Zhivago" of the title) and whose poems are only recently being published again in the Soviet Union. The entire movie is really a flashback of Yuri's life as told by Yevgraf to Tanya. Yevgraf believes Tanya is his niece, she being an illegitimate child by Yuri and Lara (short for Larissa), now missing. Lara was Yuri's great love but she is not his wife who is Tonya. (Lara's story is rather complex as well with another two men in her life playing important roles, Komarovsky and her husband Pasha, a revolutionary.) At the end of the film, Yevgraf is at a hydroelectric dam where Tanya and her man David work. Yevgraf has made his case to Tanya that she is his niece and explains that Yuri is her father and Lara is her mother. Yevgraf then shows Tanya the book "The Poems of Yuri Zhivago" also known as "Lara's Poems" and, in the front matter of the book, he shows Tanya a picture of Lara. After an emotional release by Tanya, Yevgraf explains to her that who she thought was her father wasn't, but "This man was your father.". Yevgraf turns the page and there is a picture of Yuri Zhivago. Yevgraf offers to help Tanya. As she and David walk away, Yevgraf notices that she has just put a balalaika, a Russian stringed instrument, behind her back and over her right shoulder. Yevgraf quickly asks "Tanya. Can you play the balalaika?". David exuberantly replies "Can she play? She's an artist!" Yevgraf asks "An artist? Who taught you?" David says "No one taught her." Yevgraf then says the final line, "Ah... Then it's a gift.". The reason why this line is so poetic is that, in the first scene in the film, Yuri is a boy and we witness the funeral procession and burial of his mother. He is then raised by his aunt and uncle and eventually marries his cousin Tonya. However, Yuri's mother could play the balalaika. She passed along her talent to Yuri who passed it along to Tanya. This tells us that Tanya is, indeed, Yuri's daughter with Lara.

MrChinaski · Answer

Well Louis. I think this is the start of a beautiful friendship - Casablanca

Open the pod bay doors Hal. ... I can't do that Dave. 2001

You can't fight here. This is the War Room! - Strangelove

Die, bitch! - Aliens

All those moments will be lost, like tears in the rain - Bladerunner - It wasn't scripted; Yul Brynner wrote the closing scene the night before it was shot

[Inaudible] - Lost in Translation

You had me at hello - Jerry Maguire, and perhaps on that theme

Isn't it terrible about Chechynya? ... I couldn't give a fuck, Jones - Bridget Jones Diary

I could be here a while...

AviatorTom · Answer

Here are some of my favorite and memorable lines...

"Hello Computer." and "Captain, there be whales."

Scotty in Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home, the one with the whales.

"I'll be back"

The Governator in The Terminator.

"I'll have what she's having."

Woman in diner in When Harry Met Sally.

UrLoveMocha · Answer

“What do YOU want?” Noah from the notebook…

Movie made me realize that I spent most of my life caring what others wanted to do, I wasted so much time not doing what I wanted to do.. it was an eye opener.

NathanDavis · Answer

I've never been good at "remembering" the lines... lol I can remember the entire film visuals like it's a dream... but rarely the lines

Anonymous · Answer

Here are some of my favorites :) "I'm Batman" (Batman) :P "I'll be back" (Terminator) "Don't make me angry, you won't like me when I'm angry" (The Incredible Hulk).

beenherebefore · Answer

'Winter is coming'

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