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You sir are correct
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Cool!
Here's one I think hasn't been done:

"But for now, rest well and dream of large women."

--Ron--

Too easy.
That's from The Princess Bride.

Dang. Easy movie but I thought I might just get past folks with the quote's obscurity. All four of my daughters, from 3yo to 12yo, can recite Inigo's famous line.

You are, of course, correct. Please go ahead!

--Ron--

"The words "too f*cking busy" shouldn't be in a waitress' vocabulary."

I'm gonna give someone else a chance to answer. But that's a great movie. I haven't rewatched it in a couple years, gonna have to rectify that.

Stik wrote:"The words "too f*cking busy" shouldn't be in a waitress' vocabulary."

Reservoir Dogs. Too easy.

Got it.
Go.

"Would the doctor care for a brandy before retiring?"

"No, thank you"

"Some warm milk, perhaps?"

"No, thank you very much, no thanks."

"Ovaltine?"

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This is one of my favourite films of all time.

Young Frankenstein

Stik wrote:Young Frankenstein

Oh yes. One of my favourite scenes from a classic film. Your turn.

"Why is the most diabolical leader of our time surrounding himself with total nincompoops?"

Nobody? Really?
I may be showing my age, having quoted a movie from nearly forty years ago. But it still plays on TV fairly often, which is why I thought to post it.

I'll give the next few lines of dialogue as a hint. But I need to leave off one word, because it includes the character's name."

"Why is the most diabolical leader of our time surrounding himself with total nincompoops?"
"I'm back Mr. Xxxxxx"
"Yes, I was just talking about you."

"Is that the newspaper I asked you to get me ?"
"Yeah."
"Why I am not reading it?"
"Because I haven't given it to you yet?"
"Right."

Stik wrote:Nobody? Really?

I didn't want to pipe up, 'cos I did the last one. But seeing as how nobody else is interested...

It's another Gene Hackman film, that's two in a row. It's Superman, and it's only 36 years ago. It was made the same year as Star Wars.

For a moment I was puzzled - Two Gene Hackman films in a row? Then I remembered Hackman played the old blind man in Young Frankenstein. That scene was hysterical. "Don't inhale until the tip glows..." as the old man sets the monster's thumb on fire instead of the cigar.

"Superman" is correct, sir. Go!