"Frankly, My Dear, I Don't Give a Damn!"

That's what I mean. "Stella!" was from "A Streetcar Named Desire". "Adrian!" was from "Rocky".

F--k You! You F--king F--k Blue Velvet

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In"Bodyguard", there was a seen where Kevin Cosner silently beats up this goon, and says, "I glad we had this little talk"

"I'll be your huckleberry" Val Kilmers, Doc Holiday in "Tombstone

Glad we got the "Adrian!" vs "Stella!" straightened out!

"Tombstone" has some very evocative, wry lines for a relative sleeper of a movie, i.e.:

"But then again, you may be the Antichrist", Doc Holliday to Big Nose Kate.

"You're no daisy. You're no daisy at all!...Poor soul. The strain was just more than he could bear." Doc Holliday to Johnny Ringo after Ringo lost their duel.

"I don't think I'll let you arrest me today, Behan." Wyatt Earp to Sheriff Behan after the gunfight at the OK Corral.

"There's no such thing as a normal life. There's just life." Doc Holliday on his deathbed to Wyatt Earp.

"I already got the guilty conscience. I must as well have the money." Wyatt Earp to the government official who wanted to recruit him back to being a law officer.

And many, many more. One of my favorite movies of all time. Incidentally, the director, George Cosmatos, who also directed the less witty 2nd Rambo movie, recently passed away.

"Tombstone" was out at approximately the same time as the more heavily pushed "Wyatt Earp". I liked thelatter, but l loved the former.

Allan, that line, "I don't think I'll let you arrest me today," is supposedly historically authentic. What Earp is reputed to have said is, "I don't think I'll let you arrest me today, Johnny [not Behan]. Maybe I'll let you arrest me tomorrow." He was quoted that way by eyewitnesses to the OK Corral fracas.

"She's got the emotional maturity of Zelda Fitzgerald"

Woody Allen, "Manhattan"

Im insane with anger!!-Mel Gibson,Signs.

And it showed when he made "The Smashin' of the Christ."

there are plenty of great lines from All About Eve...
George Sanders---"you're too short for that gesture"

and plenty from "The Women"

Joan Crawford---"they have a name for women like you, but it's usually reserved for females on the end of a leash" or something like that...hehehe..

I will NOT be ignored! - Fatal Attraction
You'll shoot your eye out. - Christmas Story
I'm an excellent driver. - Rainman

Lines from "Animal House" were mentioned but I didn't see my favorite: "Fat, drunk, and stupid is no way to go through life, son!" (Dean Wormer)

Thinking of Joan Crawford and Bette Davis,

Blanche: You wouldn't be able to do these awful things to me if I weren't still in this chair.

Jane: But cha AAH, Blanche, ya AAH in that chair.

"Oh Moses, Moses, I love you, I'll kill for you."

"Be careful old woman. Your tongue will dig your grave."

"Bring back this sword stained with his blood.
Yes...to mingle with your own!"

"The day will come when men will be treated like men, not like slaves.
Well, today is not that day."

"The Ten Commandments"

"Get busy livin' or get busy dyin'. - Shawshank redemption

"I am not drinkin' any (expletive) merlot!" - Sideways

"I'm you're number one fan" - Misery

A quote attributed to Jack Nicholson: "My mother never understood the irony when she called me a son of a bitch." (I don't know if that is from a Nicholson movie or whether he said that in real life.)

"Insanity runs in my family. It practically gallops" - Cary Grant in Arsenic and Old Lace.

"Move it or lose it sister" - Jim Carrey, Dumb and Dumber.

"Is that a gun in your pocket, or are you just happy to see me" - Mae West.

"A census taker once tried to test me. I ate his liver with some fava beans and a nice Chianti" - Silence of the Lambs.

"Imagine she's white" - A Time to Kill.

Bob Porter: Looks like you've been missing a lot of work lately.
Peter Gibbons: I wouldn't say I've been missing it, Bob! - Office Space.

The funniest script ever written and I think it was, Oh, Moses, Moses, Moses...etc.

I'd like to see that old woman dig a grave with her tongue!

All thet blood mingling could cause the spread of disease!

The day will come when men will be treated like bad actors, not like stars.

Edward G. Robinson and Vincent Price looked like they were dressed up for a costume ball and their lines were delivered with an awkward sliminess that was completely laughable.

In "The Verdict" James Mason's character told a story about losing a case when he was a young lawyer. The head of the law firm called him into his office and asked what happened. He told his boss, "I did my best." The boss replied: "You are not supposed to do your best. You are supposed to win."