Great Lines from Movies

Straight to the Lines from Movies ...

Movie: Old School(2003)


Frank:
Blue, how come there's no ice in my lemonade?


[throws the lemonade into the pool]

Blue:
Sorry, sir.

Frank:
Drop down and give me ten. Now!

Blue:
[bends down into a push-up position] Yes, sir.



Movie: Bad Boys(1983)


Mick O'Brien:
Two carts for me and two carts for Horowitz...for free.



Movie: Daredevil(2003)


Matt Murdock:
Her name's Elektra Natchios.

Franklin 'Foggy' Nelson:
Well, she sounds like a Mexican appetizer.


Matt Murdock:
It's Greek, genius. Her father's Nikolas Natchios.

Franklin 'Foggy' Nelson:
The billionaire?

Matt Murdock:
Yeah, see? The billionaire.

Franklin 'Foggy' Nelson:
Well, then as your attorney in this matter I advise you to marry the woman immediately.



Movie: One Crazy Summer(1986)


[Reading the obituaries]

George Calamari:
Hey, Hoops, you ever notice how people die in alphabetical order?



Movie: Key Witness(1960)


William 'Cowboy' Tomkins:
What do I get, green stamps?



Movie: Ma vie en rose(1997)


Pierre Fabre:
We've decided to take Ludo to a psychologist. That will fix him.



Movie: The X Files(1998)


Scully:
I saw your face Mulder. There was a definite moment of panic.

Mulder:
You've never seen me panic. When I panic, I make this face.


[remains impassive]



Movie: Ocean's Thirteen(2007)


[from trailer]


Danny Ocean:
I know how that makes me feel. I know what that makes me wanna do.

Rusty Ryan:
I was really hoping to avoid that this time.



Movie: A Tale of Two Pizzas(2003)


Health Inspector:
Uh yeah, I'm uh... I'm here to check the ovens.

Tony Bianco:
[suspiciously] I don't know of anyone ever comin' to check the ovens before.



Movie: Quiz Show(1994)


Albert Freedman:
It's not like we're hardened criminals here. We're in show business.



Movie: Jack's Back(1988)


John:
[Slamming his fist down onto the table as he speaks] MY BROTHER DIDN'T KILL ANYBODY



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