TV/Movie Lines You Say in Real Life

[Al_The_Strange]

Did a quick search, didn’t see a thread like this made before. I apologize in advance if this has been done already.

Have you ever, or recently, given somebody a line from a movie or TV show in conversation?

For example:

At times, I’ll walk into a room and say “Good morning humans!” to everybody, a line from a SouthPark episode (I believe they were parodying “The Terminator”).

When someone asks me how I am, I sometimes say “Everything’s fine, we’re all fine here, now, thank you…how are you?” a line from “Star Wars.”

I’ve started to use the Battlestar Galactica term “Frakk!” commonly, to replace an otherwise more offensive term.

So…“Anyone…anyone…?”

[Jeremy1983]

Originally Posted by Al_The_Strange

When someone asks me how I am, I sometimes say “Everything’s fine, we’re all fine here, now, thank you…how are you?” a line from “Star Wars.”

So how well does this work on the ladies?

[Al_The_Strange]

Originally Posted by Jeremy1983

So how well does this work on the ladies?

Sadly, I don't think anybody really gets it.

[CZAR]

Beef jerky time! Got Em!!

[Deadset]

I know what your doing and I don't like it. So why don't you shut your trap before I put my foot in it.

[Diesel]

I've walked into a room several times and said "Hellloooo" (Seinfeld).

I also use "Das-ba-fo-you!" quite often from Jackie Chan in Rush Hour.

I'm sure there are others that I'm forgetting, but the Rush Hour one is the most used.


Edit: Also, from Transformers when Anderson says "I ate the whole plate. THE WHOLE PLATE!", my cousin and I will say stuff with that kind of emphasis quite often and if it fits the conversation, the actual quote.

[dmb70]

To often to remember. Although I usually unleash them to people who get the reference.
Just a couple off the top of my head.

"The new phone books here, the new phone books here"!!!!! - The Jerk

"(insert noun here) goood"! - Bride Of Frankenstein

"Impressive, most impressive" - Empire Strikes Back

Whenever someone wants me to have more of something I've had my fill of "15's my limit on schitzenguben". - Blazing Saddles

[Al_The_Strange]

My mother gave me a Christmas card with a picture of a sled on it. When she asked if I got it, I said yes and replied, "...rosebud!"

[kolibri]

I tend to find myself imitating Yoda's arse-about-face sentence structure - "Hmmmm, tired I am"; "tidy up the flat, you will"...

[GeologyNut]

Skadoosh!!

[Fighter]

"I'm gonna bust you up"

[jadedeath]

"Hail to the King baby!"

The Doom song from Invader Zim.

Thanks to I love you Man, {the outtakes section} "Love her, as I have loved her... and there will be... joy" {which is also from the Princess Bride}

"You mean to tell me Coconut's migrate?" along with a ton of other Monty Python quotes.

"Po-Tay-Toe" LotR.

Logan

[garlad]

That's what she said!

[Al_The_Strange]

Originally Posted by kolibri

I tend to find myself imitating Yoda's arse-about-face sentence structure - "Hmmmm, tired I am"; "tidy up the flat, you will"...

I actually do find myself saying "Good food, hmmm, good food" in Yoda's voice sometimes.

[surfdude12]

"on a weekda..? wait..what day is this?" - Lebowski

[kolibri]

"You're not from round here, boy". Cue banjo music...

[CZAR]

"Dont be hatin" - Malibu's Most Wanted! Got Em!!

[Rblu-Dblu]

me and the mrs have just recently started saying "Oh snap!". We've watched way too much My Name is Earl.

[Batman1980]

Originally Posted by dmb70

To often to remember. Although I usually unleash them to people who get the reference.
Just a couple off the top of my head.

"The new phone books here, the new phone books here"!!!!! - The Jerk

"(insert noun here) goood"! - Bride Of Frankenstein

"Impressive, most impressive" - Empire Strikes Back

Whenever someone wants me to have more of something I've had my fill of "15's my limit on schitzenguben". - Blazing Saddles

I do quote movies and TV shows often, even in IM conversations. "That's why I'm here" is the line I use the most.

[Briscogun]

"I love it when a plan comes together." Hannibal Smith, The A-Team

"Well isn't that special?" Church Lady, SNL

"It's good to be the king!" Mel Brooks as King Louis XVI, History of the World, Part I