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Favorite movie dialogue.....??

The conversation between Davy Jones and Calypso on the Black Peal in Pirates or Carribean 3 ♥

Cath wrote: "The conversation between Davy Jones and Calypso on the Black Peal in Pirates or Carribean 3 ♥"

:) i too love that!

Anything Taratino!

Tarantino is the master. Every line in Pulp Fiction is gold.

"muhj par ek ehsaan karna ; ki mujh par koi ehsaan na karna " - sallu bhai!!!

"You can't handle the truth!"

--Jack Nicholson in A Few Good Men

Main Meri Favourite Hoon (Jab We Met)

Chetana wrote: "Main Meri Favourite Hoon (Jab We Met)"

Like!

Aayushi wrote: ""ek chutki sindur ki kimat tumkya jaano ....."(om Shanti Om)"

:) :) suhaagan ka taaj hota hai ek chutki sindur :P

har aurat ka khwaab hota hai ek chutki sindoor....(Om Shanti Om):PP

ishwar ka aashirwad hota hai ek chutki sindoor :P :P :P

Wrong on Tarantino. Tarantino's crazy dialog only ever became 'popular' first of all, because it was laden with expletives. So it impressed adolescents and adolescent-minded adults. Its actually the worst- possible constructed dialog in the history of movies. Every line is not 'gold' ..every line is a failure because it doesn't perform the two basic functions of dialog: that is, to further the plot or reveal character.

Instead, his dialog is written deliberately in a way to have nothing to do either with the story or with the characters. Its entirely, grossly, tangential. Aka, "chatting about hamburgers when blowing someone away".

Its also emotionless; feelingless--there is nothing for an actor to do with such lines except "smirk" during their delivery. Its only purpose is to be 'stylish' and 'cool' and 'quotable' for later on, when kids hang out at a TGIFriday's yukking it up with their pals.

Tarantino fails because you can't rest a *genuine* movie plot on snarky, smug, glib, suave, Steve McQueen-style quips; this "phony" dialog (topics like Burger King, or 'tipping waitresses') is just one more reason why his movies are BS from top-to-bottom. He has yet to make a single true, real, or authentic film.

Worse, he has spawned a thousand hacks trying to imitate his success. It's a disaster.

I loved that scene!!!!:))

" I fell in love the way you fall asleep; slowly, then all at once -tfios

"Frankly, dear, I don't give a damn." said Mr. Butler in the closing scene of 'Gone with the Wind'.

Sayantani wrote: ""Frankly, dear, I don't give a damn." said Mr. Butler in the closing scene of 'Gone with the Wind'."

I love that!!

Britney wrote: "" I fell in love the way you fall asleep; slowly, then all at once -tfios"

Awesome...:)

and if I die, I wanna still be me.- peeta(the hunger games)

"There's nothing more profound than creating something out of nothing" -Fangirl

Britney wrote: "" I fell in love the way you fall asleep; slowly, then all at once -tfios"

Seriously this is the most favourite dialogue of mine ever! I don't know why I love this line somuch. I wrote this as my status in all my Social Networking sites. People asked me why I am so in love with this dialogue. Just love it! I have a Bollywood dialogue too which I like. :D
It is
"Jo main bolta hu woh main karta hu, aur jo main nahi bolta hu woh main definitely karta hu"
This means "Whatever I say I do it, and what I don't say I definitel do that"
I hope I explained it well. :P

From Mean Girls...

"You wanna do something fun? You wanna go to Taco Bell?"
Regina George: "I CAN'T! I'm on an all-carb diet, you FREAKS!!" :)

Karen to Cady...
Karen: "So if you're from Africa...then why are you...white?"
Cady: "..."
Gretchen: "Oh my God, Karen, you can't just ask people why they're WHITE!"

My sister and I quote this movie all the time - especially the Taco Bell bit!

"People should not be afraid of their government, the government should be afraid of their people".

V for vendetta.