I love the smell of napalm in the morning.

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

"The Dude abides."

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"

From Chinatown:
 
Jake Gittes: Mulvihill! What are you doing here?
Mulvihill: They shut my water off. What's it to you?
Jake Gittes: How'd you find out about it? You don't drink it; you don't take a bath in it... They wrote you a letter. But then you have to be able to read.

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.

"Plastics." Mr. Maguire Walter Brooke The Graduate 1967
 
A significant moment for many of us.
 
I should have paid attention. I would be like way rich now.

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.

I always like the single word spoken in the entire Mel Brooks film: Silent Movie.  Marcel Marceau does a great mime scene getting to answer the phone call where he is asked if he wants to be in a silent movie, and his response? "Non"
 
Classic
 
 
Bob Bone
 

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.