Category Archives: Movie Quote of the Day
Movie Quote of the Day – A Beautiful Mind, 2001 (dir. Ron Howard)
Nash: There has to be a mathematical explanation for how bad that tie is.
Movie Quote of the Day – Ever After, 1998 (dir. Andy Tennant)
Danielle: I would rather die a thousand deaths than see my mother’s dress on that spoiled, selfish cow!
Baroness Rodmilla De Ghent: Hmm. Perhaps we can arrange that.
Movie Quote of the Day – Four Weddings and a Funeral, 1994 (dir. Mike Newell)
Scarlett: They say rubber’s mainly for perverts. Don’t know why. Think it’s very practical, actually. I mean, you spill anything on it and it just comes off. I suppose that could be why the perverts like it.
Movie Quote of the Day – Sleepy Hollow, 1999 (dir. Tim Burton)
Katrina Van Tassel: I have shed my tears for Brom… and yet my heart is not broken. Do you think me wicked?
Ichabod Crane: No… but perhaps there is a little bit of witch in you, Katrina.
Katrina Van Tassel: Why do you say that?
Ichabod Crane: Because you have bewitched me.
Movie Quote of the Day – Goldfinger, 1964 (dir. Guy Hamilton)
James Bond: Do you expect me to talk?
Auric Goldfinger: No, Mr. Bond. I expect you to die.
Movie Quote of the Day – Sliding Doors, 1998 (dir. Peter Howitt)
James: Cheer up, you know what the Monty Pythons always say…
Helen: “Nobody expects the Spanish Inquisition”
Movie Quote of the Day – Air Force One, 1997 (dir. Wolfgang Petersen)
President James Marshall: Get off my plane!
Movie Quote of the Day – Frost/Nixon, 2009 (dir. Ron Howard)
Bob Zelnick: You gonna shake his hand?
James Reston, Jr.: Am I gonna shake… are you kidding me? After everything that prick’s done to this country? I’m not gonna shake his hand.
Frost: May I present Bob Zelnick, my executive editor?
Nixon: How do you do?
Bob Zelnick: Pleasure, Mr. President.
Frost: And Jim Reston, one of my researchers.
Nixon: Pleasure to meet you, Mr. Reston.
James Reston, Jr.: Mr. President.
[beat]
Bob Zelnick: Wow. That was devastating, withering.
James Reston, Jr.: Fuck off.
Movie Quote of the Day – Holiday, 1938 (dir. George Cukor)
Ned: [whispers] Happy New Year.
Linda: Same to you.
[beat]
Linda: What’s it like? To get drunk, Ned?
Ned: It’s…how drunk?
Linda: Good and drunk?
Ned: Grand.
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