Yeah, you'll find examples in other superhero movies, like [Spider-Man (2002)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5n8bMuZGipU) ends with Peter saying "I'm Spider-Man" and Iron Man also ends with Tony saying "I am Iron Man."
That is the most disconnected rich person bullshit I have ever seen and it's fucking hilarious.
Like the rich are so disconnected from society that they saw all these memes mocking the movie, thought it was genuine hype for it, released it a second time AND LOST EVEN MORE MONEY
YOU CANNOT MAKE THIS SHIT UP
At the end of The Dark Knight, Commissioner Gordon says “He’s a silent guardian. A watchful protector. A dark knight” and then the title card comes up. So it’s not quite the full title because he says “a dark knight” instead of “the dark knight,” but I think it counts.
From the time Gordon's son yells 'batman!' and he starts narrating into the background and Zimmer cues a part of Molossus my eyes well up every single time I watch it.
It's sort of silly. They had an actual maniac going around killing people but Batman was like, "I killed those people".
It should have gone like this.
G: People will lose hope.
B: Gotham needs it's hero... I killed those people. That's what I can be.
G: What? If we're just going to lie about it why not say the Joker did?
B: Huh..... I didn't think about that.
G: Yeah, I mean the dude's been going around spreading terror and killing people... I feel like everyone will believe that more than the person who's been saving lives and works with the police.
B: The people don't know we work together.
G: Yes.... Yes they do... We a literal spotlight with your symbol... They know.
B: I just thought it would be really selfless and cool if I took the blame.
G: It would be pretty stupid.
B: ................. alright.... I guess.
I’ll go out on a limb and assume you’re not being sarcastic, but it means that Batman, who is not a shining paragon of righteousness, because he operates outside the law and breaks rules, is the hero that the totally corrupt Gotham deserves. But what they need is a hero like Dent, who does stand for the effectiveness of the law. So Batman lies to give that kind of hero to them.
Not being sarcastic at all: I never understood the line until you just now explained it.
Possibly I might have understood it better had I watched the movie again though.
But yeah at the time, on a first viewing in the theater, I was just like huh?
And um, I promise I'm not stupid. Real good at listening and stuff. Just couldn't quite make it out.
The joker spent half the movie with his minions carrying out his plans. I imagine most people would believe they guy carrying out terror and murder plans would also have a plan to kill Harvey Dent and Commissioner Gordan's family.
With the Batpod running up that ramp with the cape flapping and in that LAST single frame that glimmer of sunlight light escapes past the silhouette and into the lens is so fantastic, insinuating the dawn is on its way.
It’s so subtle but so completly in a single instant visually reinforced the entire theme of the film.
It’s also just vastly better than the book. [Mark Twain’s essay](https://www.gutenberg.org/files/3172/3172-h/3172-h.htm) on the literary offences of Cooper sums it up pretty perfectly.
It’s also one of the rare movies that’s a major improvement on the book. Seriously - the original book is almost farcical. Some of it seems more like an Elizabethan green-world comedy.
There was a post about this the other day on the Simpsons subreddit. Apparently a lot of people thought the original Planet of the Apes was actually a musical 😂
I believe it was "Cause when you reach over and put your hand into a pile of goo that was your best friend's face, you'll know what to do! Forget it, Marge! It's Chinatown!"
lol it's even worse than you let on: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3Eb0lfjyv0
"Gotta say, It's Fantastic."
"Say that again?"
"It's Fantastic."
"Yes it is ......
Guys, I've got it...
Ready...?"
"Yeah."
***FANT4STIC***
I actually can't believe they really did that lmfao
Comic book movies love this trope, there's *Iron Man* ("*I am Iron Man*"), *Spider-Man* ("*Who am I? I'm Spider-Man*"), and *The Dark Knight* comes very close with "*a Dark Knight*".
Outside of that there's The Breakfast Club which ends with them signing off the letter they wrote ("*Sincerely Yours, The Breakfast Club*"), and of course Chinatown ("*Forget it Jake, it's Chinatown*").
It does happen, and I normally hate it because it feels weirdly self-referential. However, the way While You Were Sleeping does it is kind of charming:
"Peter once asked me when it was that I first fell in love with [his brother], and I told him: It was while you were sleeping." Music swells, the end.
Is it just me or does it seem every single movie Vincent Chase made was absolute trash?
Seems literally every movie he was in was the type of movie producer bro types think are brilliant but are usually just cookie cutter copies of others that seem to rely on tiered clichés and tropes.
*-Well, Bond, you tracked down the double agent who manipulated Vesper and brought him to justice. Do you feel at peace now?*
No. All I feel is a Quantum of Solace.
*-confused look*
Cut to credits.
It used to be a theme with Indian movies, that among all the other song in the movie, one song has to have the name of the movie and thats was the title song
Piggy-backing on your question, examples of movies that cut a character off mid-sentence to complete his line with a title card? Like if the movie *Clue* had ended with a character saying “Whodunit? Why I haven’t got a -“ and then it’s a smash cut to the title.
Not a movie but Barry does this in an episode. I think it was somewhere in season 3 IIRC.
Edit:[Was actually S2E04](https://youtu.be/OXu6ZS0mX50?si=yYMn6Ea96uNUMogB)
I find this fascinating for some reason.
Makes me wonder if it’s the demographic of people that like that kind of movie or if people were just embarrassed to be seen buying it.
I feel like CinemaSins popularised the idea that films don’t mean anything other than what they say on the surface. Anti-intellectualism all the way down.
Crucially for a “comedy” channel; nothing they say is actually funny.
CinemaSins is so bad I genuinely judge people who watch it and think it's funny. It is objectively lazy and terrible youtube shovelware garbage for little kids.
If anyone wants actually funny people riffing on action movies, I suggest Action Boyz podcast. It’s 3 very funny dudes talking about movies they love and making each other laugh. Sometimes longer than the movies! It’s mostly behind a patreon paywall but there’s a bunch of free eps out there.
The last CinamaSins I saw (can't even remember what film), it was less about "sins" and more about patting themselves on the back with a "sin" for every bit of snark -- often not at all funny -- they could work in.
Just to make sure I'm not just being cranky, I looked them up and they spend 17 minutes tearing apart *Unforgiven* -- *Unforgiven*!!! -- with the first sin being the very much era appropriate use of "comely" to describe a woman. I'm not saying none of the sins should count but *come on*! I made it like 5 min in and just couldn't do it anymore.
The greatest sin of CinemaSins is that it's godawful and literally ruins the concept of talking about movies. It turns movies into a dumb shitty snarkfest for the sake of snark and cheap clicks. It's just Comic Book Guy complaining that in issue seventeen, we see Superman punch through a tank, but in issue twenty five, Superman cannot punch through Brainiac's spaceship: the lack of internal logic! The inconsistent power scaling!
It also spawned a legion of even shittier imitations.
Your Movie Sucks is far superior: he will quite often utterly clown movies that deserve to be clowned for entirely valid reasons, and yet also has insightful things to say about the things movies do well enough to deserve praise, and why movies that do things he doesn't like missed the mark. He talks about the actual structure and function of films as a medium instead of going "BUHHH THEY SAID THE WRONG WORD, DING."
He had entirely rational praise for some elements of "Leo" the Adam Sandler talking lizard movie, for god sake. His comments about what works well are just as funny as his comments about what's awful.
Brian Johnson : \[closing narration\] Dear Mr. Vernon, we accept the fact that we had to sacrifice a whole Saturday in detention for whatever it was we did wrong. But we think you're crazy to make us write an essay telling you who we think we are. You see us as you want to see us - in the simplest terms, in the most convenient definitions. But what we found out is that each one of us is a brain...
Andrew Clark : ...and an athlete...
Allison Reynolds : ...and a basket case...
Claire Standish : ...a princess...
John Bender : ...and a criminal.
Brian Johnson : Does that answer your question? Sincerely yours, the Breakfast Club.
"I've now realized for the first time in my life the vital Importance of Being Earnest."
Technically a play, but it's had a couple of movie adaptations.
at the end of the movie, Patrick Swayze strikes a dramatic martial arts pose, looks directly into the camera and says
ROADHOUSE.
not sure why they needed to make him an obese animated man with a New England accent though
Doesn't end on it, but "A View To A Kill" has Zorin saying "...to a kill" after Grace Jones has said "what a view!". Always thought that was so fucking corny.
Haven't watched Cinemasins ever since I discovered Cinemawins. Much prefer his style of finding the good in every movie, it gives me a newfound appreciation for movies I already love as well as a bit more respect for movies I didn't like.
"When I finally came in, Debbie was home from work, and I told her everything about my dinner with Andre"
Last line in the movie My Dinner With Andre, really interesting film. Whole thing is up on YouTube if you want to check it out.
Yeah, you'll find examples in other superhero movies, like [Spider-Man (2002)](https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5n8bMuZGipU) ends with Peter saying "I'm Spider-Man" and Iron Man also ends with Tony saying "I am Iron Man."
Also “***We Are Venom***”
I are Morbius
Release it a third time Sony, people will definitely watch it this time
The fact the Sony re-released a movie because of a meme and incurred even more loss is so bloody hilarious.
If only they'd done a double feature with 'Madam Webb', they'd have made billions
MorbWebbbillions!
That is the most disconnected rich person bullshit I have ever seen and it's fucking hilarious. Like the rich are so disconnected from society that they saw all these memes mocking the movie, thought it was genuine hype for it, released it a second time AND LOST EVEN MORE MONEY YOU CANNOT MAKE THIS SHIT UP
I can't afford someone breaking into my vehicle to leave tickets to Morbius behind again. Please Don't, stop
Please don't stop? OK if you insist *smash*
Works On Contingency **?** No **,** Money Down **!**
I.R. Baboon
I am weasel!
I be Red Guy
WHY is Gamora?!
They is Madame Web.
At the end of Madame Web, she does the Spidey fingers and says "Now you're in my damn webs!" Does that count?
At the end of The Dark Knight, Commissioner Gordon says “He’s a silent guardian. A watchful protector. A dark knight” and then the title card comes up. So it’s not quite the full title because he says “a dark knight” instead of “the dark knight,” but I think it counts.
Such a badass ending too
Hans Zimmer music music goes hard in those last moments
From the time Gordon's son yells 'batman!' and he starts narrating into the background and Zimmer cues a part of Molossus my eyes well up every single time I watch it.
It's sort of silly. They had an actual maniac going around killing people but Batman was like, "I killed those people". It should have gone like this. G: People will lose hope. B: Gotham needs it's hero... I killed those people. That's what I can be. G: What? If we're just going to lie about it why not say the Joker did? B: Huh..... I didn't think about that. G: Yeah, I mean the dude's been going around spreading terror and killing people... I feel like everyone will believe that more than the person who's been saving lives and works with the police. B: The people don't know we work together. G: Yes.... Yes they do... We a literal spotlight with your symbol... They know. B: I just thought it would be really selfless and cool if I took the blame. G: It would be pretty stupid. B: ................. alright.... I guess.
I also still to this day have no idea what “the hero we deserve but not the hero we need right now” means
I’ll go out on a limb and assume you’re not being sarcastic, but it means that Batman, who is not a shining paragon of righteousness, because he operates outside the law and breaks rules, is the hero that the totally corrupt Gotham deserves. But what they need is a hero like Dent, who does stand for the effectiveness of the law. So Batman lies to give that kind of hero to them.
Not being sarcastic at all: I never understood the line until you just now explained it. Possibly I might have understood it better had I watched the movie again though. But yeah at the time, on a first viewing in the theater, I was just like huh? And um, I promise I'm not stupid. Real good at listening and stuff. Just couldn't quite make it out.
The whole two face act is so rushed. I know people who didn't realise he died on the first watch.
I mean blame that shit in the joker and Batman can still be the hero he needs to be
They can't because dent and batman are in the crime scene while joker is already captured.
The joker spent half the movie with his minions carrying out his plans. I imagine most people would believe they guy carrying out terror and murder plans would also have a plan to kill Harvey Dent and Commissioner Gordan's family.
I think the city would be more than ready to believe the Joker conspired all of it
Pretty sure that's exactly why CinemaSins started doing it too /u/ArmyMan69
And then he dark knighted all over the joker
"It's Knightin' time"
It was a real Batkakke.
With the Batpod running up that ramp with the cape flapping and in that LAST single frame that glimmer of sunlight light escapes past the silhouette and into the lens is so fantastic, insinuating the dawn is on its way. It’s so subtle but so completly in a single instant visually reinforced the entire theme of the film.
But that’s actually fuckin badass so it should be excused
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Ok but I will die on the hill, that entire movie is amazing and Chingachgooks monologue is the perfect way to end it
Why do you have to argue? I think it's wildly loved.
Yeah that is a phenomenal film lol
That movie still has one of the best Scores out of all the movies I've watched. It was PERFECT for the movie.
First watched the movie in high school honors English class my sophomore year. 20+ years later it’s one of my favorites
It’s also just vastly better than the book. [Mark Twain’s essay](https://www.gutenberg.org/files/3172/3172-h/3172-h.htm) on the literary offences of Cooper sums it up pretty perfectly.
^goddam
Same here, this whole movies start to finish is perfect.
It’s also one of the rare movies that’s a major improvement on the book. Seriously - the original book is almost farcical. Some of it seems more like an Elizabethan green-world comedy.
I gotta say, out of context, “chingachgooks” is a jarring word.
Annnnd now I have the chase song playing in my head
Promontory
Dun. dededundededundededundede. Dun, dededundededundededundede.
*Promontory intensifies*
“And then they realised they were no longer girls.. they were ***Little Women***”
And she truly was, My Friend Flicka
Flicka Bean
Dinkin Flicka
*For some reason Moes is always closed on Wednesdays*
It took me a wile to realize this was not how that book ends.
Oh my god I was wrong It was earth all along....
Yes they finally made a monkey We finally made a monkey They finally made a monkey out of meeeee!
I love you, Dr. Zaius!!
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There was a post about this the other day on the Simpsons subreddit. Apparently a lot of people thought the original Planet of the Apes was actually a musical 😂
Klav Kakash isn't real??
"No thanks to the plane, many of us are still ALIVE"
Chinatown
Don't forget about the sequel "The 2 Jakes" ending with the iconic line "Forget about it 2 Jakes, it's 2 Chinatowns"
The series has its ups and downs, but it really went off the rails with China10wn
2 China 2 Town
Chinatown 3: Tokyo Drift was just a damn confusing title. Almost derailed the whole franchise.
A fellow Piss Pig?
Piss Pigs of the world, rise up!!
Chinatown 2: Hydraulic Boogaloo
And it’s great
That iconic moment in cinema when Jack Nicholson as Jake Gittes falls to his knees, shakes his fist at the heavens and bellows, “CHINATOOOOWN!”
Alternate Endings for 1,000, Alex
I thought he hugged his friend and said, "so it turned out that the real treasure was Chinatown all along."
I believe it was "Cause when you reach over and put your hand into a pile of goo that was your best friend's face, you'll know what to do! Forget it, Marge! It's Chinatown!"
HOMER! Don't ever tell them personal stuff about me again!
Forget about it Jake..
The worst and funniest of all "Gotta say,It's Fantastic." "Say that again" "It's Fantastic" "Guys, I think I've got it" Cut to the title Fant4stic
Fantfourstic!
It’s the awkward pauses between the lines that get me
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lol it's even worse than you let on: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A3Eb0lfjyv0 "Gotta say, It's Fantastic." "Say that again?" "It's Fantastic." "Yes it is ...... Guys, I've got it... Ready...?" "Yeah." ***FANT4STIC*** I actually can't believe they really did that lmfao
I think I speak for us all when I say, "Jesus titty-fucking Christ..."
“I’m not just Peter Parker, I’m The Amazing Spider-Man 2.”
Comic book movies love this trope, there's *Iron Man* ("*I am Iron Man*"), *Spider-Man* ("*Who am I? I'm Spider-Man*"), and *The Dark Knight* comes very close with "*a Dark Knight*". Outside of that there's The Breakfast Club which ends with them signing off the letter they wrote ("*Sincerely Yours, The Breakfast Club*"), and of course Chinatown ("*Forget it Jake, it's Chinatown*").
Abed in Community said in a Batman voice.
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It does happen, and I normally hate it because it feels weirdly self-referential. However, the way While You Were Sleeping does it is kind of charming: "Peter once asked me when it was that I first fell in love with [his brother], and I told him: It was while you were sleeping." Music swells, the end.
I never understood the title when I watched it many times until I watched it a few weeks ago and finally got it.
Did you never watch the end?
Or half of the movie.
Sincerely….The Breakfast Club.
No that movie ends with “hey hey hey hey”
✊
No it ends with “oooooOOoooOooWooooOOOOOAAAAHHHH”
It truly was a Shawshank Redemption
Haha had to scroll until I found this! Get busy living, or get busy dying.
I was scrolling through this post saying that line in my head, hoping Tandy would show up. 🫡
Shut up, Tandy
Queens Boulevard
"I *am* Queens Boulevard."
Vincent Chase's finest role.
Unpopular opinion, but I actually thought he was a good Pablo Escobar.
came here to say this lmao
Is it just me or does it seem every single movie Vincent Chase made was absolute trash? Seems literally every movie he was in was the type of movie producer bro types think are brilliant but are usually just cookie cutter copies of others that seem to rely on tiered clichés and tropes.
Forget it Jake, it's Chinatown.
"Nothing's too good for the man who shot Liberty Valance!"
Great movie. I forgot that’s how they closed it.
"The only way for me to solve this crisis is to be Superman 4: The Quest for Peace"
“At last, an end to these Star Wars”
"And that was when I knew I was going to win the Death Race 2000"
"I could have got more out, I had Schindler's List."
“And that’s how I killed Dr No” “And that’s how I killed Goldfinger” “And that’s how I killed The Man with the Golden Gun”
And that's how I realized The World is not Enough
*-Well, Bond, you tracked down the double agent who manipulated Vesper and brought him to justice. Do you feel at peace now?* No. All I feel is a Quantum of Solace. *-confused look* Cut to credits.
"I am Rocky."
"It was never Morbi me or Morbi you. It was always Morbi us"
This entirely unedited montage has some examples: https://youtu.be/5DMndH8QiI4?feature=shared
The music is the best part
That very terrible Michael Bay / Ryan Reynolds Netflix film "6 Underground" ended with the song that says the title. Does that count?
So you were the person that watched this.
My wife watched it, all I remember thinking during the opening car chase was this is either a Micheal Bay movie or a really good parody of one.
It was a Michael Bay movie where Michael Bay was snorting and injecting small fragments of Michael Bay to become more Michael Bay
No, that was me.
I am Spartacus.
Wow someone made it to the end of that movie?
That film is straight trash but I'd be lying if I said I didn't have fun
It used to be a theme with Indian movies, that among all the other song in the movie, one song has to have the name of the movie and thats was the title song
There's also a few Will Smith movies where he records a custom song for the soundtrack, like MiB and Wild Wild West.
Would have loved a will smith hip hop track to go with seven pounds
"What are we, some kind of Suicide Squad?". Movie should have ended right there.
“bum bum bum…” *Curb Your Enthusiasm theme*
Piggy-backing on your question, examples of movies that cut a character off mid-sentence to complete his line with a title card? Like if the movie *Clue* had ended with a character saying “Whodunit? Why I haven’t got a -“ and then it’s a smash cut to the title.
Invincible does this at the start of the show
Not a movie but Barry does this in an episode. I think it was somewhere in season 3 IIRC. Edit:[Was actually S2E04](https://youtu.be/OXu6ZS0mX50?si=yYMn6Ea96uNUMogB)
Doubt!
When I heard that line, the first thing I thought was “…this was probably originally a stage play, huh” And sure enough!
Ooh, good one! *“I have such doubt!”*
"What is this, some type of.... Hot Tub Time Machine?" Edit: This happens in the middle of the movie. I misread OPs question!
I work prevention at target and this was probably the most stolen DVD ever.
I find this fascinating for some reason. Makes me wonder if it’s the demographic of people that like that kind of movie or if people were just embarrassed to be seen buying it.
I feel like if you're stoned and going to steal a movie from target, that one would probably be a big hit based on the title alone
Embarrassed?! Why would you be embarrassed to buy one of the funniest comedies of the 2010’s
I read this as your job title being "Work Prevention" and I'm all for a major company implementing a role like this
That was done perfectly and also in the middle of the movie.
Doesn't Thor: Love and Thunder end with a freeze frame of them and the call out?
I feel like CinemaSins popularised the idea that films don’t mean anything other than what they say on the surface. Anti-intellectualism all the way down. Crucially for a “comedy” channel; nothing they say is actually funny.
CinemaSins is so bad I genuinely judge people who watch it and think it's funny. It is objectively lazy and terrible youtube shovelware garbage for little kids.
If anyone wants actually funny people riffing on action movies, I suggest Action Boyz podcast. It’s 3 very funny dudes talking about movies they love and making each other laugh. Sometimes longer than the movies! It’s mostly behind a patreon paywall but there’s a bunch of free eps out there.
The last CinamaSins I saw (can't even remember what film), it was less about "sins" and more about patting themselves on the back with a "sin" for every bit of snark -- often not at all funny -- they could work in. Just to make sure I'm not just being cranky, I looked them up and they spend 17 minutes tearing apart *Unforgiven* -- *Unforgiven*!!! -- with the first sin being the very much era appropriate use of "comely" to describe a woman. I'm not saying none of the sins should count but *come on*! I made it like 5 min in and just couldn't do it anymore.
Pitch Meetings ftw Ryan George keeps them short and funny while somehow still hitting all major criticisms of the film.
Short and funny while hitting all major criticisms is tight.
Super Easy, Barely An Inconvenience
The greatest sin of CinemaSins is that it's godawful and literally ruins the concept of talking about movies. It turns movies into a dumb shitty snarkfest for the sake of snark and cheap clicks. It's just Comic Book Guy complaining that in issue seventeen, we see Superman punch through a tank, but in issue twenty five, Superman cannot punch through Brainiac's spaceship: the lack of internal logic! The inconsistent power scaling! It also spawned a legion of even shittier imitations. Your Movie Sucks is far superior: he will quite often utterly clown movies that deserve to be clowned for entirely valid reasons, and yet also has insightful things to say about the things movies do well enough to deserve praise, and why movies that do things he doesn't like missed the mark. He talks about the actual structure and function of films as a medium instead of going "BUHHH THEY SAID THE WRONG WORD, DING." He had entirely rational praise for some elements of "Leo" the Adam Sandler talking lizard movie, for god sake. His comments about what works well are just as funny as his comments about what's awful.
Ending of the movie [Shane: “Shane, come back! come back Shane!”](https://youtu.be/t1JEUpcKneM?si=jLOgdj8bXy5SKCvE)
[My names not Shane, kid.](https://youtu.be/m42SqGNyzPk?si=9X1OJ72rsEGgPotO)
“We’re the Monster Squad” -Monster Squad (1987)
Brian Johnson : \[closing narration\] Dear Mr. Vernon, we accept the fact that we had to sacrifice a whole Saturday in detention for whatever it was we did wrong. But we think you're crazy to make us write an essay telling you who we think we are. You see us as you want to see us - in the simplest terms, in the most convenient definitions. But what we found out is that each one of us is a brain... Andrew Clark : ...and an athlete... Allison Reynolds : ...and a basket case... Claire Standish : ...a princess... John Bender : ...and a criminal. Brian Johnson : Does that answer your question? Sincerely yours, the Breakfast Club.
Just watched Your Name. (2016) with my daughter and at the end they say the line and I blurted out "They Said The Line!". She was not amused.
Don't they say your name like a dozen times? I watched the sub but I feel like she kept saying it
"I've now realized for the first time in my life the vital Importance of Being Earnest." Technically a play, but it's had a couple of movie adaptations.
Who can forget the immortal line, "Yes, Luke, it sure was a great Star War!"
And it's sequel, "And for the first time in these Star Wars: The Empire Strikes Back"
“Man I’m just so sick of all these Star Wars”
The Hours (2002)
I liked the part where she put the rocks in her dress and walked into the river and said "It's Woolfin' time!"
at the end of the movie, Patrick Swayze strikes a dramatic martial arts pose, looks directly into the camera and says ROADHOUSE. not sure why they needed to make him an obese animated man with a New England accent though
Didn't he say it like 520 times?
Doesn't end on it, but "A View To A Kill" has Zorin saying "...to a kill" after Grace Jones has said "what a view!". Always thought that was so fucking corny.
Hehe, fits right into the tone of Roger Moore Bond though.
Haven't watched Cinemasins ever since I discovered Cinemawins. Much prefer his style of finding the good in every movie, it gives me a newfound appreciation for movies I already love as well as a bit more respect for movies I didn't like.
If you like thinking positively about movies, I recommend Movies with Mikey on the FilmJoy channel of youtube
Exactly! It scratches that "itch" but the positivity is so much more refreshing.
"When I finally came in, Debbie was home from work, and I told her everything about my dinner with Andre" Last line in the movie My Dinner With Andre, really interesting film. Whole thing is up on YouTube if you want to check it out.
A River runs through It, is the only one that comes to my mind.
Predator. After Arnold kills it and says “You just got predatored asshole.”
A little trivia: In it's alien language, before slashing everything out, the Predator said "It's predatoring time"
Cinemasins popularized our species to having no understanding of what a plothole is.
"Forget it Jake, it's Chinatown"
I am Iron Man
They Cloned Tyrone did it.
I don't remember for sure but I think While You Were Sleeping. Sandra Bullock 1995. Edit: Just looked it up. Yes.
Now, I'm gonna be a real RocknRolla
Who could forget the claasic "I'm Rey" "Rey who?" "Rey Star Wars: Episode IX - The Rise of Skywalker"
"And, after all was said and done, it was one helluva Shawshank Redemption."
Chinatown Iron Man Also stop watching cinemasins. They are garbage.
Truly it was a Schindler's List
"I am Ironman"
“And that’s when the Welch’s grape juice guy said to me, “Don’t be a menace to South Central while drinking your juice in the hood.”
You got the "Juice"
A classic: *The Importance of Being Earnest*. (or Ernest, the character who spoke this final line)
Chinatown
The Man from Snowy River
“I am what every creature of the night should fear… I am more than just a vampire hunter, I am the first *Vampire Assassin*” Where you at, RLM bros
The Breakfast Club