Best movie quote ever. What's your choice?

"Here's looking at you Bapu"...I mean "Kid".

"Not to spill blood, that is the law. Are we not men?"
 
Island of Lost Souls (1932)

"5 cents.  Does anyone really believe the cost of a drink is 5 cents."  Opening lines of "The Wild Bunch."

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Ernest Borgnine, in the film "The Wild Bunch".
 
I think I better not quote it here as it was said way too well for anyone else to try and copy.

All those moments will be lost, in time, like tears in rain. Time to die.
 
Runner-up: Why am I Mr. Pink?
 
Runner-up: I have a bad feeling about this. (a prescient reference to Episode 1)

"Someone once told me that time was a predator that stalked us all our lives. But I rather believe that time is a companion who goes with us on the journey, and reminds us to cherish every moment because they'll never come again. What we leave behind is not as important as how we lived"
 
Jean Luc Picard - ST generations

"Gentlemen, you can't fight in here! This is the War Room!"
 
For Bit et. al. 

"KUMBAYA!"
 
-Kevin, Bob, Stuart and about 200 others...  MINIONS
 

 
that was an AWESOME movie, BTW!  the music and musical references in the movie were worth the price of admission!

bitflipper
All those moments will be lost, in time, like tears in rain. Time to die.
... 

 
With fabulous music by Vangelis in the background, and tears on Roy's face ... and Decker stunned!
 
One of the prettiest moments in film I have ever seen. So beautifully done, and so poetic!
 

So many good ones.
 
"YOU CAN ACT LIKE A MAN! ...." - Don Corleone, Godfather-One
 
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=niP-uHBg-pU

dmbaer
"The Dude abides."

+1.... along with,
"Mark it zero" & "Mr Treehorn treats objects like women"
 
As a musician my personal favorite is....
"but this one goes to 11"

bayoubill
"If she weighs the same as a duck she's made of wood and therefore A WITCH!"  
Monty Python and the Holy Grail

She turned me into a newt.
A newt?
Well. It got better.

I lived in detroit from the beginning to mid 1966.
 
AM Radio: the early 60's, Motown, English invasion,...
 
Father from Arkansas. Mother from Philadelphia.
 
Sundays my father cooked pancakes and a bunch of kids came for breakfast, games, and movies.
 
Bill Kennedy At the movies,... At least three movies each Sunday: including my favorite actor, Wallace Beery.
 
We watched all the war movies, and all the popular and obscure. (Plan Nine from outer space,....)
 
My parents did something great at a great time. We watched the shows, and had the records: Sing along with Mitch, liberace, Broadway Shows, Ed Sullivan, 40's swing, big band, Homer and Jethro,....
 
Every August, we went to the state fair a few miles away. The best part was the 3-4 piece music groups. Especially the Nor'leans jazz dudes. I stood as close as they allowed: Trumpet, trombone, and clarinet. Exquisite.
 
I have hundreds of special moments connected to wonderful bits of dialog from the teleplays i have watched during the past 58 years. These memories surface without warning: Scene, actors, lines, and music.
 
Favorite movie quote?  Toooo many. And always dependant upon the context, to be considered great.
 
One of my most favorite movie scenes: Waking Ned Devine, as the exiting pastor launches the phone booth containing the witch over the cliff, and the violin string breaks. A true moment of rejoicing.
 
A great movie quote, that.

One of my most favorite movie scenes: Waking Ned Devine, as the exiting pastor launches the phone booth containing the witch over the cliff, and the violin string breaks. A true moment of rejoicing.

One of my favorite scenes is the final scene from that same movie, when they're toasting Ned on a cliff overlooking the ocean. A truly great movie all around, even if I can't recall any quotes from it. Anybody who hasn't seen it should surely put it on their to-watch list. Hilarious, sentimental, great plot and outstanding sound track.