Novel & Cerita 80's Quotes From Movies

As the opening credits rolled, she got closer to me and whispered, “Just warning you now that I’ll probably quote every line.” I smiled. “That’s fair. I’ll probably ask dumb questions.” She grinned in response. “Then it balances out.” We shared popcorn, fingers brushing every few seconds. Somewhere halfway through, when Rick said, ‘Of all the gin joints in all the towns in all the world, she walks into mine,’ Skylar turned to me and whispered, “Iconic.” “Pretty dramatic for a guy in a tux,” I murmured dryly. She elbowed me. “It’s romantic.”

Part of me was wishing I had brought some just in case she wasn’t joking, that would be seriously freaking hot watching that with a girl. I laughed as she took the DVD out of my hands. “Beetle juice? This is your favourite movie?” She raised a sceptical eyebrow. I nodded and slipped my arm around her shoulder. “Yep. I like old movies.” She smiled. “I do too actually. You can’t beat a good eighties movie.” “Oh yeah? I love eighties stuff too. What’s your favourite then, Stripes?” She pursed her lips and thought about it for a couple of seconds. “Well, apart from retro porn, obviously…” she joked.

He said, "Don't do something you will regret. I'm not warning you, but just informing you." After saying that, Joseph hung up on the call. Madam Lenny looked at Joseph and smiled as she said, "This movie is very famous. It's the cinematic quintessence of Country M. Have you watched it before?" "Yes, I have," Joseph responded politely with a smile. "Youngsters like you are no longer interested in old movies like these," Madam Lenny said with a gentle smile. "Now that I'm watching it, the movie gives out a vintage feeling. It really is a classic that has lasted for many years. This movie really is worth preserving," Joseph went along with Madam Lenny and complimented the movie.

“The Fast and the Furious is a cinematic masterpiece.” He groaned. “Oh god. I’ve made a huge mistake.” “You’ll learn to love it. Or at least tolerate it while I quote every single line.” “That sounds like a threat.” “It is,” I said, raising my glass. “Cheers to threats.” He clinked his against mine. “Cheers to terrible taste.”

Or maybe because I was extra hormonal and just wanted to remember my dad. “So how old is this fucking movie anyway?” "1983, I think?” “You weren’t even born….” I scoffed, “it’s a classic!” “I don’t get the whole point. They’re doing nothing, and, fuck!” Suddenly, the face grabber stuck to someone’s face. “I know, right? It’s only going to get nastier. It’s amazing.” “You’re one sick individual.” Cas said, but he sounded like he was admiring me. “Movies are supposed to make you forget for a while. Make you think about something else. Or just entertain or scare you. They’ve always been there for me when I needed them.”

He gives her a look of pure sympathy. “We have got to watch it! I can't believe that you have never seen it! It has got everything a good movie needs. Hot, and I do mean smoking hot, actors. By that I am referring to Patrick Dempsey and Josh Lucas. Both are literally too sexy for words. It also has sweet, tear-jerking romance scenes. Iconic lines. It's honestly great.” I tell her. "I can't believe you don't know it. It has one of the best movie quotes. She asks him, 'What'd ya wanna be married to me for, anyhow.' and he tells her 'so I can kiss you anytime I want'. It will literally make you swoon!" “I would love to watch it with you.” She says and I squeal.

“You are starting to sound like Hunji more and more every day.” “And that’s a bad thing? Why?” I asked. “I didn’t say that, it’s just funny. You know, like ‘the student becomes the master’ kinda thing.” I rolled my eyes. He was always quoting movies, and he especially liked to quote fighting movies to me at any chance he got. That was one thing I was grateful for that had survived the extinction of humans, movies, and music. We walked back over to the benches where Kira was now sitting with Mike and Kellen.

I snort. What a cliché quote some or other happy drunk motivational speaker concocted when he was at a loss for words. It must be the same asshole who suggested grabbing life by the horns, that winners never quit, and that everything happens for a reason. “Well, keep on dreaming, girl.” Cause that dream is not gonna happen. Luckily, that’s Axel’s shit. Not mine. I fake a smile, “Cheers!” and throw the alcohol down my throat before I bite into a piece of lemon. The sour taste causes goosebumps on my skin.

"Relax, Alice. It's history now. I'm here, completely safe. I was naive back then to think that my death would be their punishment." "That day, engulfed in a whirlwind of thoughts, I absentmindedly surfed through channels until I paused at your interview." "My interview?" Alice was surprised. "I came across your interview discussing the path to success after the phenomenal achievement of your film, 'A Lone Tear,' and your words left a lasting impression on me." "Even in the midst of adversity, never let go of yourself. Keep fighting. Maybe you'll triumph, maybe not. But to stop fighting is to hand victory to others on a silver platter. Isn't that right?" Alice exclaimed as she passionately r

“I think it’s time for a montage.” He frowned. “What does that mean?” She gasped. “You did not just ask that.” He shrugged. “Enlighten me.” “A montage,” she said, enunciating dramatically, “is only the best thing that ever happens in an ‘80s movie. There’s a cheesy pop song, a wardrobe transformation, and way too much twirling in front of mirrors. It is cinema perfection.” Max arched a brow, amused. “And you want to do this… to me?”