80's Quotes From Movies Mga Nobela at Kwento

“This movie is from fucking 1985!” “Yeah?” Cameron replied. “How the fuck did you see a movie from 1985? Are you a grandpa that had access to a Time Machine?” Cameron smiled, but it wasn’t a happy one. It was a wistful smile. “My mum loved them and showed it to me. I still have the DVD player she used them and she loved this movie, too. I spent a lot of time with her when…”

I’m not a big fan of horror, but at least he’s talking to me. Me:What are your favorites, apart from Alien? Tim:Oh, The Exorcist, The Shining, Saw, that kind of thing. You? Eesh. Me:I enjoyed The Thing. Tim:Yeah that was okay. Me:You gotta be fuckin’ kidding me! Tim:LOL why? Argh… Me:No, it’s a quote from the movie. Tim:Oh right, LOL. Me:Sorry. I feel like an idiot now. Tim:No, it’s cool. You sound fun.

We ordered Chinese takeout — he insisted on paying — and somehow ended up scrolling streaming apps until he gasped dramatically. “Oh wow,” he whispered. “You haven’t seen this movie, have you?” I blinked. “I don’t know, which one—?” He clicked it before I could finish. A cheesy, old-school action comedy from the early 2000s appeared onscreen. I burst out laughing. “Matthew. No.” “Oh yes.” He grinned. “It’s a classic. A cinematic masterpiece. And tonight, you’re being initiated.” We watched while waiting for the food, throwing commentary at the screen, cringing at the bad special effects, and quoting lines in the worst accents imaginable.

That needed to change. Before I pulled myself up off of the couch to get some clean clothes and head to the bathroom, I searched “Don’t call me Shirley, Airplane” on my IAC. A clip came up from an old movie from 1980, one I was pretty sure I’d seen before, now that it was in my eye. I chuckled at the lead character’s response to someone saying, “Surely, you can’t be serious.” “I am serious. And don’t call me Shirley.” Christian Henry makes the funny jokes sometimes. Who knew?

I beamed, "Then let's watch that one!" The movie began. I then heard Sahana, "Do you need my hand for this one too?" I never stopped to realize that my fingers were still interlocked with hers. "Oh sorry." I laughed awkwardly. "It's ok, let's just hope you won't get sick because of me." she snickered. I froze. Well shit. The movie was now close to ending. "Jackie Chan and Chris Tucker are probably one of the best duos ever." "Right Sahana?"

Turning on the screen, I open HBO to hit play on the movie already cued up. “Perfect Day,” plays through the speakers as I settle into the couch, munching on my midnight snack. Wiggling to get comfortable, I let my favorite movie wash away the complications piling up in my life. They’re so many it’s impossible to count them using both hands, and I do not know how to handle any of them, so I’ll just ignore them for now. A third of the way into the movie, a husky voice has me finding Matt standing in the doorway. His blue irises shining mischievously as he quotes his favorite line of the movie. “Whoever said orange is the new pink is seriously deranged.”

I sit next to him, our legs accidentally brushing together. "The Breakfast Club?" He laughs, eyeing the tv. "What a perfect coincidence." I laugh. "What do they do, eat breakfast in a club?" "No! You've never seen the Breakfast Club?" I look at him as if he just said he didn't breath oxygen. "Was I supposed to?" He asked confused. "Yes! It's one of the best movies from the 80s." He laughs, slightly shaking his head as he stares at me. His green eyes showing specks of blue.

The little sweetheart of a lady tottered down the aisle, faced the congregation, and said, "I outlived the buggers." Memorable Quotes "Scattered showers my ass!" Noah. "I have no problem with you talking to yourself as long as it doesn't turn into an argument" Woody Allen. "If at first you don't succeed try, try again. Then quit. There's no point being a damn fool about it." W.C.Fields. "The one thing that all porn stars have in common is a dread of filming the scenes that don't involve sex" Fanny Lightfoot (Porn Movie Director) "For every human problem, there is a solution that is simple, neat, and wrong." H. L. Mencken

Margo's shirt was soaked in tears. I nodded. "Everything is fine," I said, smiling. For the first time since the incident with Jazmin, I felt compelled to smile. Thanks to Amir Khan's famous line. I repeated our favorite line from the Indian film "Three Idiots," "All is well, all is well!" and we burst out laughing. Then we began to sing the movie's OST. We were both fans of Indian films. Following that, we ate chocolate moist cake, a sundae, and carob seeds ice cream! Sweeetsss!

“Well, the check cleared, I’ll say that much.” “I hear you. Didn’t Stephen King say something once about how a bad movie version of one of his books can’t actually tarnish the book; that it’s still fine up on the shelf, something along those lines?” “Actually, I think he was quoting James M. Cain.” “I’ll take your word for it. You’re the writer, after all.” The young man held out his hand. “By the way, I’m Tobias Silver, but my friends call me—” “Let me guess, Toby?”