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The Last Hard Men

1976

Zach Provo: You don't die for women. You kill for them.

The Last Horror Film

1982

Jana Bates: I've seen enough fake blood to know the real thing when I see it.

The Last Horror Movie

2003

Max Parry: I'm trying to make an intelligent film about murder, whilst actually doing the murders.

The Last House on Dead End Street

1977

Terry Hawkins: I'm directing this fucking movie!

Ken Hardy: He don't wanna make movies... He wants to be in 'em.

The Last Hunt

1956

Jimmy: Mr Woodfoot, how come Charley hates Indians so much? Woodfoot: Now that's a good question, my boy. It's kinda funny, you know? Charley beats his horse, just like an Indian. Charley's free with his women, just like an Indian. Charley even blows his nose on his fingers, just like an Indian. I just don't get it.

The Last Innocent Man

1987 (TV)

Jerry: (after hearing about the huge mess Harry's in) Why the hell didn't you go fishing?

The Last Man on Earth

1964

Robert Morgan: Freaks! All of you. Freaks! Mutations! (gets stabbed with a spear) I am a man! I am the last... man.

Robert Morgan: Your new society sounds charming.

Ben Cortman: Morgan, come out!

Virginia Morgan: (Virginia has become a vampire) Let... me... in.

The Last Mile

1959

Narrator: Sometimes you have to put your faith in what you can't see. In what you wish.

The Last of Mrs Cheyney

1929

Lord Arthur Dilling: By marrying I can make only one woman miserable. By remaining single I can make so many happy.

Fay Cheyney: How disappointing you look in that dressing gown. Lord Arthur Dilling: Oh, and I chose the one that suits me best. How depressing; it must be me.

The Last of the Knucklemen

1979

Carl: Let's clear these fucking chairs! I've got to murder these mother fuckers!

The Last of the Ryans

1997 (TV)

Henry Bolte: The hanging will be ten percent on election day!

The Last Real Cowboys

2000

Tar: You so much as bunny hop an' I'll cut your heart out.

The Last Ride

2004/I (TV)

(about his new Pontiac GTO while picking up Matthew, who was released out of jail where he was locked for six months for stealing another GTO) Aaron Purnell: I got this one an old-fashioned way. I paid for it.

The Last Stop

2000

Jason: I guess I make my choices... and I live with the consequences.

The Last Voyage

1960

(Last line.) Cliff Henderson: This is one guy I'm gonna help aboard personally!

The Last Warning

1938

Doc Williams: What were you doing the night those shots were fired at Essex? Dawn Day: I was busy reloading the gun.

The Last Way Out

1997

Bobby: Cops would just love to know who you *really* are.

Bobby: I told you to follow him, not GO OUT with him!

Frank White: Leave my wife out of this!

Faye White: You can start by telling me how sorry you are.

The Last Winter

1984

Maya Amiel: You lived with an image. I lived with an illusion.

The Late George Apley

1947

Catherine Apley: She's from Worcester. George Apley: (who is from Boston) From Worcester? A foreigner!

The Late Show

1992

(repeated line) Rob Sitch: This is Champagne Comedy!

Tony Martin: What's all that about?

The Laughing Dead

1989

Father O'Sullivan: Have you heard of Tourette's Syndrome, DOCTOR Um-tzec? Dr Um-tzec: I am a doctor of divinity.

The Law and the Lady

1951

Jane Hoskins: I'm not interested in character, Baroness. I plan to become a lady, and for that, no character is necessary.

The Lawless Frontier

1934

The Sheriff: You're a slick, cunning wolf, Zanti, but I finally got ya. Pandro Zanti: You forgot, Señor Sheriff, wolves run in packs. And mine is not far behind.

The League of Gentlemen

1959

Major Race: Is that your wife? Lt Col Hyde: Yes. Major Race: Is she dead? Lt Col Hyde: No, no. I regret to say the bitch is still going strong.

The Legend of Ghostwolf

2005 (V)

Sgt: I didn't sign on for this.

Outlaw: He said you were stupid.

Outlaw: My daddy gave me this gun.

The Legend of Lizzie Borden

1975 (TV)

Elizabeth 'Lizzie' Borden: Do come in, someone's killed father.

The Legend of Zelda 2: Rinku no bôken

1987 (VG)

Rauru Resident: I am Error.

Random Villager: Eyes of Gannon are everywhere.

Villager: I'm sorry. I know nothing.

The Legend of Zelda: A Link to the Past

1991 (VG)

Zelda: May the way of the hero lead to the Triforce.

Treeman: But what a foolish thing to leave lying around... the golden power... the Triforce!

The Lemon Drop Kid

1951

Sidney Melbourne: Santy Claus don't drink. Gloomy Willie: Oh, no? Well, how come he's always falling down chimleys?

The Lemon Sisters

1990

Young Franki: Once I saw my parents naked. Young Eloise: Were they (hesitates) doing anything? Young Franki: Yes. They were getting dressed. Young Nola: Good one, Franki!

The Leopard Son

1996

Narrator: The hyenas are used to the sounds of death and arise instantly with larceny in their hearts.

Narrator: Some lessons are hard, others harder still.

Narrator: It is those left behind who suffer most.

The Librarian's Dream

2001

Nick: There's no such thing as a free lunch, Sean.

The Librarians

2004

Agent Simon: We call ourselves The Librarians.

The Lift

2000

Jack: Aren't we supposed to be with our loved ones when we die? Mr Hill: No. That's what life is for.

The Light That Failed

1939

Dick Heldar: Painting is seeing, then remembering better than you saw.

The Lighthorsemen

1987

Dave: Hey, Scotty, you're not Scotch, are you? Scotty: No. Dave: Then, why do they call you Scotty? (Scotty thinks) Scotty: Maybe it's 'cause I'm Irish.

The Likely Lads

1976

Terry Collier: I'd offer you a beer, but I've only got six cans.

The Linda McCartney Story

2000 (TV)

Linda McCartney: Mick Jagger said he'd never have his old lady on stage. Paul McCartney: Yeah, well screw him! Linda McCartney: I already have.

The Line Cross & the Curve, The

1993

Mysterious Woman: And this curve, is your smile. And this cross, is your heart. And this line, is your path.

The Line King: The Al Hirschfeld Story

1996

Al Hirschfeld: Scuplture is really a drawing that you fall over in the dark.

The Lion King II: Simba's Pride Activity Center

1998 (VG)

(Young Kiara and Kovu think they hear a sound of a lion cub in the grass) Young Kiara: I think I see one. Young Kovu: Where? Where? Young Kiara: Ohh, it's just a clump of grass.

The Little American

1917

Angela Moore: I was neutral - till I saw your soldiers destroying women and shooting old men! Then I stopped being "neutral" and became a human being!

The Little Drummer Boy Book II

1976 (TV)

(repeated line) Brutus: Plato, you fool!

The Little Giant

1933

James Francis 'Bugs': Say, I'm just crawling with culture!

The Little Rascals

1955

Chubby: (to the teacher he has a crush on) You can call me Chubsy-Ubsy... if you want to.

The Little Unicorn

1998

Ted Regan: You want me to put an APB out for a unicorn.

The Lives of a Bengal Lancer

1935

Mohammed Khan: We have ways to make men talk.

The Local Stigmatic

1990

Graham: Fame is the first sin, because God knows who you are. God knows who YOU are!

Graham: I never pay for sex, Ray, because Jesus Christ paid for our sins.

Graham: Come on then, Ray. Privately trained, Ray. Huh. Ray.

The Locals

2003

Kelly: Are you coming to the party? Paul: Of course we're coming to the party. Kelly: Then just head back that way, it's a left, and a right... Lisa: Follow us, if you think you can keep up.

The Lodger

1927

Joe Betts: When I've put a rope round the Avenger's neck, I'll put a ring around Daisy's finger.

(first lines) Female eyewitness: Tall he was - and his face all wrapped up.

(last lines) The Landlady: Your toothbrush - you left it behind.

The Lodger

1944

Slade: You wouldn't think that anyone could hate a thing and love it too. Kitty Langley: You can't love and hate at the same time. Slade: You can! And it's a problem then...

The Lone Prairie

1942

Harper: If we had more hangin's, we'd have less hold-ups!

The Lone Ranger

1956

The Lone Ranger: Hi-yo, Silver!

The Lone Wolf Returns

1935

Inspector Crane: Mrs Mallison, my arm... Liane Mallison: Inspector Crane, my shoulder!

The Lonely Man

1957

Jacob Wade: Take your dead and git. And don't bury 'em on my ground!

The Lonesome Trail

1955

Old Trapper: You don't never use a bow on a man, boy, only on animals. Rush: Yeah. That's right. Only on animals!

The Long Ships

1963

Rolfe: If we ever had children, my lady, what princely liars they would be!

The Longest Day of the Century

1994

Victor Cardell: What would you think the Statue of Liberty was if you happened upon it standing in a field, no explanatory plaque included?

The Lord's of Flatbush

1974

Stanley Rosiello: (shoping for an engadgement ring) You want a ring? I got a ring for ya. In my bathtub.

The Lost City

1935/II

Zolok: Zolok You're in the lost city of the Ligurians. As you may know, Ligurians were master scientists. I am the last of that race, carrying on the elctromagnetic traditions of my people.

The Lost Tape: Andy's Terrifying Last Days Revealed

2004 (V)

Andy: Some people think these crazies out there are actually dead. Andy: (to camera) Now I know that's BULLSHIT. I don't know what they are but I know that's bullshit.

The Lost World

1960

Lord John Roxton: The best title for a woman is still "Mrs!".

Lord John Roxton: The best title for a woman is still "Mrs"!

The Lottery Bride

1930

Hilda: Do you know the meaning of Spring? Hoke Curtis: Yes. It means... Hilda: ... Yes?? Hoke Curtis: ... that you can take off your winter underwear.

The Loudspeaker

1934

(repeated line) Joe Miller: Hello, my lucky public!

The Love Nest

1923

Himself: (to the pirates) Men, I am now your captain. I will raise your pay and get you an insurance policy!

The Love Parade

1929

(first lines) Queen Louise: Why am I always awakened from my dreams?

The Love Song of Henry Milk

2001

Max Frankel: Some hail the Web as a liberation, rendering all voices equal... I suspect we will only be equal in our digital loneliness.

Max Frankel: Some hail the web as a liberation, rendering all voices equal. I suspect we will only be equal in our digital loneliness.

The Low Life

1995

John: How does a single crappy novel, by some Jackie Collins type, outsell all the books ever written by Hemingway, Faulkner, Salinger combined?

The Lucas Ear of Corn

1977

Lucas: What's gonna happen to us? Lucas's Mother: Lucas, how can you skip from topic to topic to topic? Lucas: Never mind. I guess I just don't wanna know anyway. I'll just let it happen and see what happens.

The Luck of the Irish

2001 (TV)

Kyle: Oh no! I'm turning into a Vulcan.

Kyle Johnson: You mean I'm a leprachaun, too? Kate Johnson: What else would ya be? (In Irish accent) Kyle Johnson: Oh, saints preserve us!

The Mack

1973

Goldie: Stick yo' self nigga!

Pimp: "Hey, I don't hafta take this! I'm a rich nigga! I thought you paid these pooh- butts off! You beat walkin' motherfuckers!"

Goldie: Listen to me and listen good. I don't give a shit what happened to you. You hear me? Now get yourself together, get back out there and git me my money!

The Mad Ghoul

1943

(Ken McClure pursues the ghoul into his bier) Egan (mortician) : For goodness sake, whatever you do, don't mar the coffin!

The Madagascar Penguins in a Christmas Caper

2005

Skipper: (following a group of nuns) Blend! Blend!

The Magnetic Monster

1953

Howard Denker: It's hungry! It has to be fed constantly - or it will reach out its magnetic arm and grab at anything within its reach and kill it. It's monstrous, Stewart, monstrous. It grows bigger and bigger!

The Magnificent Two

1967

(on the run in South America) Ernie: We were doing quite all right until you opened your big mouth. "Long live the President." Eric: How was I to know they'd just shot him?

The Main Event

1979

Percy: Man, you is the dumbest white guy I know.

The Maker

1997

Walter: That's the thing about travel. It's always nice to come home.

Walter: Come on, college boy. Do the smart thing.

The Making of 'Alien³'

2003 (V)

(after a crewmember delays a shot) David Fincher: Great. We are being held captive by a moron.

The Making of '... And God Spoke'

1993

Nude Ninja: And to think - we thought you were just the gardener at the sorority. We had no idea you were the ninja master.

Nude Ninja: And to think - we thought you were just the gardener at the sorority. We had no idea you were the ninja master.

The Making of 'Total Recall'

1990 (TV)

Arnold Schwarzenegger: This Hitchcockian style goes all the way through the script

The Maltese Falcon

1931

Sam Spade: Holy wars? I'll bet that was a great racket!

Casper Gutman: I am a man who likes talking to a man who likes to talk.

The Mambo Kings

1992

Cesar Castillo: In the name of the Mambo, the Rumba, and the Cha cha cha.

Anna Maria: He thinks he's the last Coca Cola in the desert. Lanna Lake: Honey, he is.

The Man Between

1953

Ivo Kern: The Germans always had to learn languages - the army never knew where it would be going next.

The Man Called Flintstone

1966

Green Goose: These are some of my toys.

The Man From Planet X

1951

Professor Elliot: Your statement has the tinge of fantasy.

Professor Elliot: Well, the only difference between water and space is a matter of density.

The Man on the Eiffel Tower

1950

Inspector Jules Maigret: (to Johann Radek) By the way - there's one thing I'd like to know. Am I following you, or are you following me?

The Man Who Cried

2000

Lola: It's dangerous to love.

Cesar: It's better to run and live than to stay and die.

Lola: One should never look back. One should never regret. Never.

Dante Dominio: What do I have but my voice? I am nothing if I cannot sing.

The Man Who Fell to Earth

1976

Waiter: I think perhaps Mr Newton has had enough, don't you? Nathan Bryce: I think... perhaps... you're right.

Thomas Jerome Newton: We'd have probably done the same to you, if you'd come 'round our place.

The Man Who Fell to Earth

1987 (TV)

(The man is practicing how he will greet the first Earthling he meets.) John Dory: I have no money, so there is no reason to mug me.

The Man Who Shot Christmas

1984

Ralph: I like it when they try to kill you - it makes you appreciate being alive!

The Man with a Cloak

1951

Lorna Bounty: It is difficult for anyone to speak when you listen only to yourself.

Dupin: She's after my money. Everybody is after my money. Dupin: You must've been after it yourself to have acquired so much.

The Mangler 2

2001 (V)

Dan Channa: It's so sexy when you talk computer talk.

Corey Banks: It's all about big brother.

Jo: Mangler, you're my hero.

Jo: All you need is a millionaire father who doesn't want you around

Lecours: You remind me a lot of my wife, always watching me...

The Many Loves of Dobie Gillis

1959

(repeated line) Herbert T. Gillis: (whenever anything that Dobie does exasperates him) I gotta kill that boy. I just gotta.

The Mark of Zorro

1920

Lolita Pulido: Why do wear a mask? Zorro: Perhaps to hide the features of a Bergerac.

Undetermined role: We never let business interfere with drinking!

Zorro: I give you a safe rule, good landlady. Never do anything on an empty stomach - but eat!

The Mark of Zorro

1974 (TV)

Don Diego/Zorro: Why is it that the scoundrels of the world are always remembered and the well-bred men completely forgotten? Theresa: Perhaps it's because there is nothing particularly memorable about scented bathtubs.

The Marksman

2005 (V)

(from trailer) Painter: Are your nerves shaking?... that means your instincts are turned on.

The Marrying Man

1991

Phil: You know what the odds are on that? Impossible to one.

The Marshal of Mesa City

1939

Cliff Mason: I know that breed. They don't like to fight unless they have the drop on someone.

The Mask of Diijon

1946

(Diijon has hypnotized Victoria and told her to shoot Tony, her piano player) Victoria: You'd better play "Hearts and Roses" because I'm going to kill you.

The Mask of Dimitrios

1944

Colonel Haki: But to me the most important thing to know about an assassination is not who fired a shot - but who paid for the bullet!

Mr Peters: A book is a lovely thing, a garden stocked with beautiful flowers, a magic carpet on which to fly away to unknown climes.