Famous 80s Movie Quotes Novels & Stories

When the movie ended, she was still crying as she hands me the iPad. "It's... it's... very touching," she said, still sniffling after crying. "I had to have faith in my dream. No one was going to hand it to me. It was up to me to reach for that dream. Grab it tight and make it come true." She utters, quoting the exact lines of Ernesto from the movie. My eyebrows raise as I glance at her. How could she remember those exact lines? She tilts her head to check on the weather. "Finally! Thank you, Blake. I really had a great time today." She stands up and grabs her bag.

Those are too sharp, too edgy for me to share. So, I flip through the pages, to find something appropriate. And something to lighten the mood. "'I came, I saw, she conquered.' The original Latin seems to have been garbled." Beth raises a hand to her mouth. Richard guffaws, slapping a hand on his knee. "Ain't that the truth." Their reaction seems a bit overplayed.... But they're trying to smooth things too.... I find another quote. "Take big bites. Anything worth doing is worth overdoing."

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.

Apparently they weren’t the only partner duo in desperate need of psychological intervention either—their coworkers clearly had enough emotional damage to start an entire support group. Somewhere between the ridiculous dialogue and the familiar rhythm of the scenes, I felt my shoulders slowly begin to relax. I seriously loved this movie. I found myself unconsciously mouthing along with certain lines from memory while rinsing the shampoo from my hair, right until that line came through the speakers— “The safe word is coconut.” The sentence arrived slightly muffled through the door, blurred by water and steam, but it still landed directly against my nerves. I had watched this movie countless t

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.

- 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.

relax in the seat and cross my arms, lifting my knees and placing my feet in the space between the two empty seats in front of me. “That was the name of Tom Cruise's love interest in “Cocktail”, remember? His eyebrows rise, as if he doesn't know what I'm talking about. — Cocktail? — I repeat. — The 1988 movie where the bartender juggles cocktails to amuse the audience? - Oh yes. “But he's got that uncertain look in his eyes, and I'm not sure he knows what the hell I'm talking about. — Do you like 80s movies? I ask, pointing to the movie we're about to watch. “I like horror movies,” he clarifies and offers me the popcorn. “This is a classic. Is that you? “I love the '80s.” I take some and po

“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.”

It wasn’t a tool for torture, but a discarded one from the lunch the omegas brought up earlier in the day. “I’ll get him to speak,” Lenny said in a cold voice. “Everything will be spilling from his bloody lips before I’m done.” Dez stepped back, more than willing to pass the controls over. Alexi looked eager for the torture to start, a sinister grin on his face, but Boyd was still lost in thought, staring at the ground. For some reason, the look on his face made me feel unsettled. ~ Chloe POV I love this movie. Pretty Woman is so iconic, and I always cry at the end when Richard Geer comes back for Julia Roberts in the limo, climbing her fire escape to get her.

“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.