While chatting to your buddy at home or to your special someone, you then share them the well-known quotes you’ve observed in one of the movies. Having a celebrated line and quotes in the film made the movie a smash hit hit and some of them were a classic.
We can always associate to these quotes, and that’s what made them famous. We used it in our daily lives and it affects the way we chat in a decent and amusing means. Say “I’ll be back” when saying farewell to a friend quoting Arnold Schwarzenegger in his film The Terminator (1984). “Life is like a box of chocolate, you’ll never know what you gonna get” is Forest Gump’s own expressions about life. Even the children in this day and age, they are able to quote the famous line of “Bond, James Bond”. To express frankness, why won’t you leave a quote from Gone with the Wind, “Frankly, my dear, I don’t give a damn!” To increase more ambiance in a bunch of roses, why don’t you add a letter with a famed line from The Notebook “The best love is the kind that weakens the soul, that makes us reach for more, that plants fire in our hearts and brings peace to our minds and that’s what you’ve given me that’s what I hope to give to you forever” and “love means never having to say you’re sorry” from the movie Love Story.”
In the other side of things, why won’t you add pizzazz to your life by calling your wife “My Precious” from the famed quote from The Lord of the Rings, but don’t forget the accent of Gollum! How will you react if you’re in a plane and the flight attendant just said in the PA “From Airplane (1980). How did men react when they heard one of the lines of Clue (1985) saying “Husbands should be like Kleenex: soft, strong and disposable”.
When you’re watching a movie, always watch for the lines that catches your interest, you may not be aware of, these lines will be popular in the yet to come.
So keep tags whilst appreciating the movie, Asta la vista baby!
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