Famous 80s Movie Quotes Novels & Stories

I said and forced myself to look back at the screen. Once the movie was over we made our way to the after party. John stuck close to me of course at the party. He was always protective of me almost like a big brother. We partied the night away and I was having a lot of fun. Of course the champagne helped with that. It was finally time to go home and John escorted me to our limo. "You did a fantastic job as always Amina" John said as we started towards my house. "Thanks" I said with a drunken smile. "I spoke with the director and apparently he's got a new movie he wants to discuss" He continued on. "That's wonderful, Thomas is always nice to work with" I said.

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 could not believe how comfortable I felt in his presence, how harmonious our interaction was. The movie began and as we promised ourselves, each of us was quoting with the characters sometimes pausing to burst into laughter when one of us mispronounced it or overacted the line. By the time the movie was over, I glanced at Alex with a grin as though I had won. “Well, I think that the identity of the winner could not be more obvious.” Uncrossing his arms, Alex raised an eyebrow at me, a smirk dancing on his lips. "Oh really? Because I distinctly remember you flubbing the line about the Cliffs of Insanity."

Cody “Anyone fancy going out?” I ask the guys who look happy enough sitting in front of the television. We’ve moved on to the next movie, Die Hard 2 made in 1990 and it’s so surreal to think that Bruce Willis was making movies before I was even born. The man is an absolute legend, alongside Keanu Reeves, he is a super hero in my book.

Well, $10,000 is the. "$50,000." A hard, cold voice said. The room fell silent, and the man standing beside her looked frozen when someone said that much. Her eyes found his in the crowd, and he was looking at her. She looked away from him; the man wasn't so bad after all. She said her favorite quote in her mind. 'Seduce and Destroy." "$50,000….going…SOLD!"

“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.”

barely getting her drink in before spitting half of it out and laughing. Next one …. Jenny says— “to all the boys I’ve loved before…” We drank. “Omg have you seen that movie??” I asked her. “Sooo good.!!!” She replied. “Dude … the hot tub scene??” She gasped. “I forgot that part.” Another shot: I suddenly became a queen from the Shakespearean era…

The funny thing is during the whole movie time, he held my hand but didn't utter any words, playing the role of an angry lover. The movie was so interesting until the word "Interval" popped up on the screen. I groaned in defeat, "Shitt!! Is he going to propose to her or not?" All the heads in the theatre looked in my direction. Oops! I think I said the word so loudly. Embarrassing!! "One popcorn and a coke," I ordered while they were ordering their snacks. After bringing our snacks, I set mine on the tray followed by Harry and Quinn. When we were about to go inside the theatre, someone from our behind called Quinn's name. His voice was hard and sent some negative vibes to our surroundings.

I reply. I set up the movie and quickly prepare some popcorn and beverages while the opening credits roll. Returning with our snacks, I find that the movie is about to begin. As the film progresses, we reach my favorite scene where Kat recites her poem. Having watched the movie countless times, I know the lines by heart and recite the poem along with her. Rewrite, “I hate the way you talk to me.” “And the way you cut your hair.” “I hate the way you drive my car.”

“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.”