
Some lines from movies become immortal. Vote for the best movie quote of all time.
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May the Force be with you (Star Wars)
The most famous greeting in film history comes from Star Wars (1977). Fans even celebrate it with a holiday: May 4th, May the Fourth.
I'll be back (The Terminator)
Arnold Schwarzenegger spoke these three words in The Terminator (1984). It became his trademark and he repeated the line in many later films.
You talkin' to me? (Taxi Driver)
Robert De Niro improvised this monologue in front of the mirror in Taxi Driver. It's one of the most quoted scenes ever.
Life is like a box of chocolates (Forrest Gump)
Sitting on a bench, Forrest Gump shares what his mother taught him. The line became a life motto for millions of people.
Here's looking at you, kid (Casablanca)
Humphrey Bogart says it to Ingrid Bergman several times in Casablanca (1942). It's one of the most romantic lines in film history.
I'm the king of the world! (Titanic)
Leonardo DiCaprio shouts it from the bow of the Titanic. Director James Cameron repeated the line when he won his Oscar.
Houston, we have a problem (Apollo 13)
Tom Hanks speaks the famous words in Apollo 13. In reality, astronaut Jim Lovell said: Houston, we've had a problem.
Why so serious? (The Dark Knight)
Heath Ledger turned the Joker into an unforgettable villain. He won a posthumous Oscar for the role.
You can't handle the truth! (A Few Good Men)
Jack Nicholson shouts it at Tom Cruise in the courtroom. The scene is a classic.
I see dead people (The Sixth Sense)
Young Cole whispers it to Bruce Willis. The film had one of the most famous plot twists ever.
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