Best Movie Quotes From The 80s Novels & Stories

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.

Lily asks them and everyone shrugs. “I guess so. His whole speech has pretty much been quotes from movies. 'He thought we wouldn't notice, but we did'.” Adam's words make the men at the table laugh and even Kimmy thinks that it is funny. She can not help but laugh with them. She knows that he is quoting Iron Man from The Avengers when he says “that man is playing Galaga! Thought we wouldn't notice.. but we did.” “Nice,” Alex tells Adam, who smirks at him. But Bella shushes the table to quiet them down and makes them listen to the alpha once more.

“My mother loved that quote by Steve Jobs. She used to say, they helped her gain courage in the most difficult times of her life.” “It should, it’s a very compelling adage. Your step-mother, or my sister more specifically, used to say that to me as a kid.” Smiling, a thought suddenly came to me. “That’s funny, mum told me a friend of hers was the one who used to quote that sentence to her.” Smiling in return, she leans forward and rests her elbows on her knee. “Well that’s not surprising at all, became your mother and my sister used to be best friends.”

And God, the lie tastes like ashes on my tongue and stabs like a dagger into my heart. He gives a shocked laugh. “Are you making fun of my movie choosing skills?” "It was just an... unexpected choice." "I'll have you know How to Lose a Guy in Ten Days is one of my all-time favorite movies." "Oh, really? What are some others?" I shouldn't be asking this. I shouldn't care. I shouldn't be telling myself to make sure that I memorize what his next words will be. "Let's see. I love What Happens in Vegas, Bride Wars, Mr. and Mrs. Smith..."

glad I don't see a wedding ring. It would be wrong to stay here with a married man. But he just watches me with a shrewd eye. — 'Clube dos Cinco' is your favorite, isn't it? - question. 'And all the other John Hughes creations?' — Do you have something against 'Clube dos Cinco'? “Not the first ten times I watched it. My lips form a smile. It's on TV a lot, I think. He leans over. “The '80s were the era of action movie heroes,” he points out, his deep voice close and low. “People forget about that. “Lethal Weapon”, “Die Hard”, “The Terminator”, “Rambo”… — Jean-Claude Van Damme — I add. - Exactly. I bite the corner of my mouth to keep from laughing, but my stomach quivers anyway, and I chuckl

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.”

“You are the only person who has ever really listened without making it weird,” Zack admits, his voice dropping to a lower register. “Everyone else either starts crying or tries to give me inspirational quotes or something.” The wind rustles through a nearby oak branches overhead while they sit in comfortable silence for a moment. “Inspirational quotes,” she echoed. “That is a new one. What like ‘hang in there’ cat posters? Weird.”

“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?”

“But before you, it was moss green—like the hills back home.” “Mine’s blue too,” I admitted. “Fitting, right?” We toasted our matching favorites with playful head nods. “Favorite movies?” he countered. “Almost Famous,” I said, smiling at the thought of van life soundtracks. “The Big Lebowski,” he answered without skipping a beat—“That white Russian scene gets me every time.”

- Arianna hummed the theme from the movie and I laughed. We both loved movies from the 80s, but Top Gun had a special place in our hearts. We'd even gotten posters of the movie from an antique store. And although we had watched the movie thousands of times and memorized most of the lines, we never got tired of it. I was about to agree when I remembered that I had a busy schedule. - Jeez, Ary, that's not going to work. I'm doubling up at the club today. - I gave her my best apologetic smile. She instantly closed her eyes.