Romans & histoires Movie Quotes From The 80's

If she saw another smart blue uniform she thought she’d scream. ‘It’s exciting to meet new people,’ Mrs Beecham concluded. ‘Not as exciting as The Empire Strikes Back,’ Thomas grumbled. ‘Especially that fight scene on Bespin,’ Maud said. ‘That was some ruckus Luke had with Vader. When he found out the man in black was his old man I nearly bawled me eyes into me lap!’ Maureen Beecham sighed. ‘I need a little support here, Maud.’ From her armchair Maud Postlethwaite appeared pensive for a moment.

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.”

My sister tried to quit smoking, but got hooked on my dick! Enjoy.. ****** One of my favorite movies of all time is Office Space. It isn't just me, either. So many people I have talked to over the years absolutely love that movie, love reciting lines from it, and more than a few have shaken their heads and said something like, "Jesus. Sometimes I feel like that's my life, man." I can still recall the first time I watched it. It had been out on video for years at that point, and a bunch of my friends in high school raved about it. "Oh, man! You have to watch that movie!"

“I won’t pounce. Not unless you want me to.” I gave a small laugh and sat on the other end of the couch. He pressed play on the movie, and we sat there in silence for a few minutes, watching as a guy in a leather jacket shot people and yelled about justice. Marcus turned toward me. “You don’t talk much, huh?” “Only when I have something to say.” He sipped his wine. “Fair.” I took a sip of mine. It was bad. Like it came from a gas station with a sticker that said fruity red blend.

She knew that, of course, but he hadn’t yet discussed the specifics with her. “It’s nothing I’m ready to talk about quite yet, and I’m sure you realize that. But thank you. I’m glad you were here to talk me down.” “I figured it was part of the job description… shout some sense in your boss’s face. I must thank Denzel and Al…” she teased. “Who?” he asked perplexed. “My two favorite men… Mr. Washington and Mr. Pacino...” Navy laughed. “‘Remember the Titans’ and ‘Any Given Sunday’ are two of my favorite movies… Such motivating movies… You should see them sometimes…”

She turned to me, her hands on her hips with a smirk. "Nothing," I mumbled, heat flooding my cheeks. "Okay, that's what I thought," she said. Michael was still laughing. "You know," he began calming down. "In those movies where they rob banks and then have to carry out big bags of cash on their backs," he explained. "And there's always that one short guy at the back of the line, struggling with the bag almost his size as he runs-" I burst out laughing, Samantha gaping at Michael who had tears in his eyes from laughing.

"But just because he wants to live the rest of his life inside doesn’t mean I want to. Why can’t I have some freedom?" Lia blinked slowly, a smirk tugging at her lips. "Are you seriously quoting Braveheart right now?" I grinned sheepishly. "Okay, maybe a little bit. Is that weird? The movie was on last night, and I had a fun time watching it. Who knew such an old-ass movie could be so entertaining? I mean, the guy got his heart ripped out and kept going! That's some serious commitment."

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…

He yelled, laughing out his lungs. “What's wrong with that?” I asked. “I mean I heard a white cop once answer that in a movie,” I said. “You're going to make me pee on myself dude!” Logan said. “He made a nice fine cop I must say, a great movie, you should see it too!” I said. “You're delusional!” He teased, perked up to his feet, headed for the freezer to grab a beer. “Orange is the new black!!” I yelled. “What's that?” He asked, two beer bottles in both hands, and then handed one over to me as he settled into one of the sofas.

“You are?” “Yes, I am.” “Don’t let that ever leave your lips again, it’s a disturbing abomination.” “So dramatic.” I laugh and he rolls his eyes. We make small talk and banter back and forth as we make our way to the movies. “What are we watching?” “They are having a nineties throwback today, so we’re watching a pretty...” I turn towards the window as well pull up at the mall and take in the people streaming in and out. “...Mars, is that a pencil in your hair?” I turn back to King.