Movie Quote of the Week

Oh, you mustn’t feel bad, Miss Reynolds. Time for you to put on your new clothes. You don’t want to meet your fiancée dressed in nothing but a napkin, do you?
--John Hoyt, Attack of the Puppet People (1958)

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He can’t help it —- he’s just ignorant. He doesn’t know any better than to tell the truth.
--John Wayne, McLintock! (1963)

Movie Quote of the Week

I've known you for a long time. I know you come out from work at noon every day and you fight your way out that door and you get pushed back in and three seconds later you come back out again. I walk with you to lunch and I know if it's a good day, if you stop and get that romance novel at that bookstore. I know what you order, and I know that on Wednesdays you go to that Dim Sum parlor and I know to get a jawbreaker before you go back in to work. And I know that you hate your job and you don't have many friends and I know sometimes you feel a little uncoordinated and you don't feel as wonderful as everybody else. And feeling as alone and as separate as feel you are... I love you... I love you... and I think you're the greatest thing since spiced rice and I would be knocked out several times if I could just have that first kiss. And I won't, I won't be distant. I'll come back in the morning and I'll call ya if you let me... But I still don't drink coffee.
--Robin Williams, The Fisher King (1991)

Movie Quote of the Week

It is as if the Pharaohs have returned.
--John Rhys-Davies, Raiders of the Lost Ark (1981)

Movie Quote of the Week

Better keep the doors closed and keep out the drafts as Dr... Starr used to say.
--Geoffrey Bayldon, Asylum (1972)

Movie Quote of the Week

There isn’t any money in oil anyway. Rockefeller took it all out.
--Carole Lombard, Love Before Breakfast (1936)

Movie Quote of the Week

Suppose it never stops. Suppose the man in charge of the snow has forgotten how to stop it.
--Charlotte Henry, Alice in Wonderland (1933)

Movie Quote of the Week

No, I don't feel lucky to be alive! I feel lucky I'm not dead. There's a difference.
--Paul Dooley, Breaking Away (1979)

Movie Quote of the Week

Oh, of course I'll keep it to myself. Until the water reaches my lower lip, and then I'm gonna mention it to SOMEBODY!
--Jack Lemmon, The Great Race (1965)

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I’ve been betrayed so often by tomorrows, I don’t dare promise them.
--Bette Davis, Dangerous (1935)

Movie Quote of the Week

May my beard grow clear till it gets down to my foots... May it get a nest of prison rats... before I break my promise to a dying woman!
--Pedro Armendáriz, Three Godfathers (1948)

Movie Quote of the Week

The boss hands you the envelope. You wonder how much is in it, and you don’t want to open it. As long as the envelope’s closed, you’re a millionaire.
--James Stewart, The Shop Around the Corner (1940)

Movie Quote of the Week

Ha ha ha ha ha ha... You can't fool me. There ain't no sanity clause.
--Chico Marx, A Night at the Opera (1935)

Movie Quote of the Week

Mortal, we spirits of Christmas do not live only one day of the year. We live the whole 365. So it is true of the child born in Bethlehem. He does not live in men's hearts only one day of the year but in all the days of the year. You have chosen not to seek him in your heart.
--Francis De Wolff, A Christmas Carol (1951)

Movie Quote of the Week

I’d like to thank our fellow Native Americans who gave us this land in exchange for measles, reservations and casinos so we can have all this food to celebrate it with. It’s more like Thanks-taking, don’t you think?
--Mariam Parris, What’s Cooking? (2000)

Movie Quote of the Week

So, aliens have just been setting us up over the years creating this happy little make-believe existence with their E.T. and their Men in Black movies... just so that nobody would believe it if it really happened?
--Clea DuVall, The Faculty (1998)

Movie Quote of the Week

Their voices were heard. You might not like what they had to say or how they got their message across, but for the first time, we heard it.
--Summer Bishil, Crossing Over (2009)

Movie Quote of the Week

For a woman obsessed with Chinese conspiracies, you sound frighteningly similar to the government you are trying to stop.
--Marie Matiko, The Art of War (2000)

Movie Quote of the Week

Hello, Polly, this is May. Happy Halloween. I was thinking of popping by later to bring you your new blouse. Show you my costume. Give me a call if that’s cool. Miss you. Kisses. Call me, okay?
--Angela Bettis, May (2002)

Movie Quote of the Week

Think about it, Cooper. Up until today you believed there was a line between myth and reality. Maybe a very fine line sometimes but at least it was a line. Those things out there are real. If they’re real, what else is real? You know what lives in the shadows now. You may never get another night’s sleep as long as you live.
--Emma Cleasby, Dog Soldiers (2002)