
I love you.
Leia
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I love you.
Leia

Gotta dance!
Broadway Melody

War is hell.
William Tecumseh Sherman

As you wish.
Westley

I'm a hacker!
Lex

I’ll be back.
Terminator

Come get some!
Ash

I'm dead sexy!
Fat Bastard

Here's Johnny!
Jack Torrance

Inconceivable!
Vizzini

He's dead, Jim.
McCoy

Simma down now!
Cheri Oteri

Make 'em laugh!
Cosmo

Illinois Nazis.
Elwood Blues

Fly, you fools.
Gandalf

I know kung fu.
Neo

Is this heaven?
John Kinsella

I am not a gun.
The Iron Giant

He said Jehovah!
Angry citizen

You're no daisy.
Doc Holliday

Aloha, Mr. Hand.
Jeff Spicoli

What the deuce?!
Stewie Griffin

You complete me.
Jerry Maguire

Winter is coming.
Eddard Stark

She had man hands!
Jerry

I am an FBI Agent!
Johnny Utah

Love conquers all.
Virgil

Off with his head!
Richard III

Because it's there.
George Leigh Mallory

You shall not pass!
Gandalf

Lunch is for wimps.
Gekko

Strength and honor.
Maximus

Nothing to be done.
Samuel Beckett

Great Odin’s raven.
Ron Burgundy

There you go again.
Ronald Reagan

Job's not finished.
Kobe Bryant

Rosebud...Rosebud...
Charles Foster Kane

People? I am people.
Lina

Use the force, Luke.
Obi-Wan Kenobi

The Play's The Thing
William Shakespeare

This too shall pass.
Hebrew saying

Waste not, want not.
English proverb (18th c.)

I am not the Messiah!
Brian

I'm your huckleberry.
Doc Holliday

By the beard of Zeus.
Ron Burgundy

Don't have a cow, man.
Bart

Aim small, miss small.
Benjamin Martin

There can be only one!
Connor MacLeod

Don't dream it, be it.
Dr. Frank-N-Furter

Nobody tosses a dwarf.
Gimli

Laugh it up, fuzzball.
Han Solo

Go ahead, make my day.
Harry Callahan

Marsha Marsha Marsha!!
Jan

See, he’s her lobster!
Phoebe

I want my two dollars!
The Paperboy

Gimmie some sugar baby.
Ash

I carried a watermelon.
Baby

I’m not an ambi-turner.
Derek Zoolander

Is this a kissing book?
Grandson

Never tell me the odds!
Han Solo

Hello, I'm Johnny Cash.
Johnny Cash

O! I am Fortune’s fool.
William Shakespeare

I’m not quite dead yet!
Dead Man

Sweet Lincoln's mullet.
Ron Burgundy

Tell me about it, stud.
Sandy

Let’s hug it out, bitch.
Ari Gold

Shop smart. Shop S-Mart.
Ash

Bite my shiny metal ass!
Bender

To infinity, and beyond!
Buzz

Don't cross the streams.
Egon Spengler

I think, therefore I am.
Rene Descartes

Nobody calls me chicken.
Marty McFly

He gonna cry in the car.
Smokey

We’re waiting for Godot.
Samuel Beckett

It's a trick. Get an axe.
Ash

You're a daisy if ya' do.
Doc Holliday

Dignity – always dignity.
Don

Don’t kill the messenger.
Sophocles

I’ve made a huge mistake.
Gob

The price is wrong BITCH!
Happy Gilmore

I owe the public nothing.
J.P. Morgan

It's good to be the King.
Louis XVI of France

Well, isn’t that special.
The Church Lady

Make way for the bad guy.
Tony Montana

Chaos is a friend of mine.
Bob Dylan

I’m the king of the world!
Jack

Awwwwww...sexy girlfriend!
Long Duk Dong

Carpe diem! Seize the day!
Mr. Keating

Peace begins with a smile.
Mother Teresa

I'm Popeye the sailor man.
Popeye

Vanity! Thy name is woman!
William Shakespeare

Be afraid. Be very afraid.
Veronica Quaife

What can I say? Mamba out.
Kobe Bryant

It can't rain all the time.
Eric Draven

Frailty, thy name is woman!
William Shakespeare

Golf is a good walk ruined.
Misattributed to Mark Twain

At my signal, unleash hell.
Maximus

Here’s looking at you, kid.
Rick Blaine

No points for second place.
Slider

The ends justify the means.
Ovid

Guns don't kill people. I do.
Our interpretation.
A dark twist on a familiar slogan: instead of blaming people rather than guns, the speaker claims to be the one who kills, in a menacing joke.
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Life’s about the journey, not the destination.
Our interpretation.
What matters in life is the experience of the path itself rather than the place you finally reach.
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Today is the tomorrow we worried about yesterday.
Source unknown
Our interpretation.
The line observes that yesterday's feared future has become the present. It invites perspective on anticipation without claiming worries are always groundless.
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Friends help you move. Real friends help you move bodies.
Our interpretation.
The familiar favour of helping someone move turns into a dark joke about moving bodies. It pushes loyalty into a sinister extreme; the saying is not practical advice or evidence of an actual crime.
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May the Lord welcome you in Heaven, at least an hour before the Devil knows you’re dead.
Irish Toast to the Deceased
Our interpretation.
The wish imagines a welcome in Heaven preceding the Devil’s discovery of a death. Its hour of advantage makes the blessing mischievous, without establishing an afterlife or a literal timetable.
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Dance as if no one is looking, work as if you didn't have to, and love as if you've never been hurt.
Source unknown
Our interpretation.
The advice urges dancing, working and loving without the usual inhibitions of judgment, obligation and hurt. Its source remains explicitly unknown; no author is supplied.
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F is for friends that do stuff together U is for “U” and me N is for anywhere, anytime at all down here in the deep blue sea!
F.U.N. (season 1)
Our interpretation.
The verse defines fun through friendship, shared activity and the freedom of being together. The letter pattern supplies its playful form. It is a celebration rather than a guarantee that all company is enjoyable.
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If, however, your feelings have changed, I will have to tell you: you have bewitched me, body and soul, and I love, I love, I love you. I never wish to be parted from you from this day on.
Mr. Darcy
Our interpretation.
An ardent declaration: the speaker admits being utterly captivated, repeats their love, and wants never again to be separated from the person addressed.
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Faith will move mountains.
Our interpretation.
Faith is presented as powerful enough to overcome obstacles that seem impossible.
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Doubt is the beginning of wisdom.
Our interpretation.
Questioning what seems certain is presented as the first step toward wisdom.
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We are the people our parents warned us about.
Our interpretation.
Wryly, the speakers have grown into exactly the sort of people their parents cautioned them about.
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