What movie quotes do you use in everyday conversation?

[singlecoil]

My wife and I have several-


"It's really not our sort of thing, but under the circumstances"

Sir Hilary Bray in OHMSS, used in any situation that really isn't our sort of thing.


"It's the old wound, my king, it has never healed"

Sir Lancelot in Excalibur, used to refer to any minor on-going health problem.


"We are well prepared my lord"

Mr Stephens in Remains of the Day, used in response to any query about readiness


"I want him given a good going over, not killed, just give a good going over, with my compliments"

Mr Bridger in the Italian Job, quite often used about naughty cats (not that they ever get the good going over).


"They don't figure to last"

John Dunbar in Dances With Wolves, used usually in encouraging the other to finish off the grapes, strawberries, whatever.


Slight changes are made to the wording to fit circumstances.

[avinalarf]

"How u doin".
Are TV quotes allowed ?

[Muzzer79]

Of course fking of course, I wasn't asking - I was telling

Bricktop in Snatch. Used whenever applicable, with work colleagues.

[northwest monkey]

The Exorcist said:

Your mother sucks cocks in Hell, Karras, you faithless slime.

I find this an excellent put down in most situations.

[anonymous-user]

"Any of you fkin' pricks move and I'll execute every motherfking last one of you!"

Honey Bunny, Pulp Fiction. - I use this mainly when trying to control my children or during bank robberies.

[hajaba123]

Limited.? Damn right it's limited it hasn't even got a cup holder

Badges? You want badges mother bh?

We're on a mission from God



Generally use these in inappropriate situations but who cares

[singlecoil]

avinalarf said:

"How u doin".
Are TV quotes allowed ?

I guess so, but I may well not know them, so might be as well to say where it comes from and when you use it.

[Abbott]

"One more wafer thin mint"
Anytime I am offered seconds.

[nicanary]

"Well good for you, son".

Robert Mitchum in The Longest Day, a rather sarcastic reference to a subordinate who'd lost and then found his rifle.

I also say "Hellooooowwwww" to my daughter in the manner of the bag-lady who stands in as Goldie Hawn's mother in The Housesitter.

[speedking31]

"We're going to need a bigger boat."

[jinkster]

In Too Deep is the most moving pop song of the 1980s, about monogamy and commitment. The song is extremely uplifting. Their lyrics are as positive and affirmative as anything I've heard in rock

Patrick Bateman - American Psycho

[happie33]

"you think i am funny, funny how....." --- goodfellas, joe pesci.

"its been emotional..." -- vinny jones, lock stock and two smoking barrels

[Dr Jekyll]

We need the finest wines/beers/cars/coffees/biscuits/socket wrenches available to humanity, we need them here, and we need them now.

[Capt Bravz]

"We are leaving!!"

Hicks from Aliens- used when it's time to leave work/finish shift.

[singlecoil]

Dr Jekyll said:

We need the finest wines/beers/cars/coffees/biscuits/socket wrenches available to humanity, we need them here, and we need them now.

When would you use that, and where does it come from?

[spikey78]

'Fell asleep on the train - wound up in bleedin Neasden' from Quadrophenia, for when I'm late

[evo4a]

You can start by wiping that fking dumb-ass smile off your rosey, fking, cheeks!


Planes, trains and......

[warp9]

'Back of the net'
'Jurassic Park'
- Steve Coogan

[Abagnale]

'One may produce a copious, regular evacuation every day of the week and still be a stranger to reason'.

[singlecoil]

Chaps, this wan't intended to be a favourite movie quotes threads, it's supposed to be about quotes you actually use in conversation, so we need to know when you would use them, as well as where they come form.