Favorite movie lines

[barrelrider110]

What were your favorite movie lines? Exclusive to the movie and not borrowed from Tolkien. My alltime favorite was Gandalf to Bilbo:

"Do not take me for some conjurer of cheap tricks!" :cool:

[Valandil]

Mine is also by Gandalf. I may not have these words exactly right, but it's on the order of:

"Men... you are soldiers of Gondor. Whatever comes through that gate, you will stand your ground!"

:cool:

[brownjenkins]

Gimli: Never thought I'd die fighting side by side with an Elf.
Legolas: What about side by side with a friend?
Gimli: Aye. I could do that.

[frank lampard]

What were your favorite movie lines? Exclusive to the movie and not borrowed from Tolkien. My alltime favorite was Gandalf to Bilbo:

"Do not take me for some conjurer of cheap tricks!" :cool:


yap..
that line really nice too..
I also like that..

[Harkov]

"Not by the beard!" - Gimli.

No, that's a groaner joke.

The Bilbo speech "I don't know half of you and half of those I know I don't know half as I would have liked". Though there's likely several better thorough that right now don't spring to my mind.

The second is the meta-movie line: "Wake up! The last half hour of trilogy has ended".

[Noble Elf Lord]

In Helm's Deep:

Legolas (to Gimli) "Shall I describe it to you? Or would you rather me to find you a box?" :D Hilarious, esp. Gimli's laugh after that.

Another favorite of mine is Gimli's line (in H.D): "No pointy-eared Elf will be outscoring me!". Oh, now I remember my favorite! "Bring your pretty face to my axe!" :evil:

...I'm a dwarf fan? You betcha!

But if I (try to) forget the hilarious ones, and go for a more serious one... ... ... ........ The answer Theoden gives to Aragorn when he tells of the beacons of Gondor ("Gondor calls for aid."): "...And Rohan will answer." :)

[Fool_of_a_Took]

I have to go with during the battle of Helm's Deep, when Gimli says to Aragorn "Toss me!...Just don't tell the elf!"

[barrelrider110]

Frodo to Bilbo: Have you been into the Gaffer's home brew?
Bilbo: No; well, yes, but that's not the point!

[Fool_of_a_Took]

As I had a huge crush on Orlando Bloom around the time that the movies came out, I'd like to point out the hilarity and lameness of some of Legolas' quotes, my favorite being...

"Crabeyne, from Dunland!"

His lines that are more than a sentence or two are few and far between

[barrelrider110]

As I had a huge crush on Orlando Bloom around the time that the movies came out, I'd like to point out the hilarity and lameness of some of Legolas' quotes, my favorite being...

"Crabeyne, from Dunland!"

His lines that are more than a sentence or two are few and far between

Aw, come on. Take it easy on poor Legolas. I have to admit, he did have some lame lines, like:

"A diversion!"

He did come through with some good ones, too:
"It's not the Eastern shore that bothers me."
and my all-time favorite:
"You owe him your allegiance!"

[Origins]

The Bilbo speech "I don't know half of you and half of those I know I don't know half as I would have liked".

Yes that's a good one. I also liked Gandalfs "Send these fouls creatures to the abyss!"

[Deagol]

In an epic rife with over-the-top, beyond suspension-of-disbelief battle scenes, the shot after Legolas takes down the Oliphaunt and comes sliding off the creature's trunk just as it tumbles over dead only to come face to face with his laconic buddy, who says, "That still only counts as one."

Cracks me up every time.

[Merlin1958]

"We in the Nazi-killing business, and cousin, business is-a-booming"
Inglorious Basterds

or

"Dying ain't much of a livin', boy"
The Outlaw Josey Wales

Would not be appropriate?