AFI's 100 Greatest Movie Quotes of All Time

[Dyne]

Originally Posted by ulala06

you've never said or HEARD someone say
" Here's looking at you, kid." ?!?!?!?!

wow.

I didn't say I've never heard these quotes; I meant we're living in an entirely different century now. People are quoting Matrix and Family Guy, not Casablanca.

[ulala06]

Originally Posted by Dyne

I didn't say I've never heard these quotes; I meant we're living in an entirely different century now. People are quoting Matrix and Family Guy, not Casablanca.

...


well i quote casablanca.

[Fox 6]

11
What we've got here is failure to communicate.
COOL HAND LUKE
1967


Favourite one.

[Dyne]

Originally Posted by ulala06

...


well i quote casablanca.

Yeah, you would.

[Ginkasa]

This isn't "The Quotes Most Used By the Mass Populace," but the greatest movie quotes of all time. Just because you hear more people quoting The Matrix more often doesn't change the fact that people still know quotes from Casablanca (even without knowing they're from Casablanca) 60 years after the movie's release.


/me shrugs and walks away

[Dyne]

Originally Posted by Link1130

This isn't "The Quotes Most Used By the Mass Populace," but the greatest movie quotes of all time. Just because you hear more people quoting The Matrix more often doesn't change the fact that people still know quotes from Casablanca (even without knowing they're from Casablanca) 60 years after the movie's release.


* Link1130 shrugs and walks away

And I quoth from the link,

"Great movie quotes become part of our cultural vocabulary."

And I quoth myself,

"who still quotes Casablanca."

Not I, not anyone I know. Such infers an inquiry to others if they still use 50+ year old movie quotes. And there are.

Such is mango.

Therefore: Get off my case. Thanks.

[Ginkasa]

Originally Posted by Dyne

And I quoth from the link,

"Great movie quotes become part of our cultural vocabulary."

And I quoth myself, who's using Casablanca quoths nowadays?

Not I, not anyone I know.

Such is mango.

1. This is the American Film Institute, not the Canadian. It doesn't matter if you or everybody you know doesn't quote Casablanca. You don't count

2. It doesn't say they stay a part of our cultural vocabulary. And besides, the simple fact that you have heard the quotes, recognize the quotes, and can say what movie they came from means that they are part of the cultural vocabulary.

And I quoth myself, "Just because you hear more people quoting The Matrix more often doesn't change the fact that people still know quotes from Casablanca (even without knowing they're from Casablanca) 60 years after the movie's release."


/me shrugs and walks away

[Dyne]

Originally Posted by Link1130

1. This is the American Film Institute, not the Canadian. It doesn't matter if you or everybody you know doesn't quote Casablanca. You don't count

2. It doesn't say they stay a part of our cultural vocabulary. And besides, the simple fact that you have heard the quotes, recognize the quotes, and can say what movie they came from means that they are part of the cultural vocabulary.

And I quoth myself, "Just because you hear more people quoting The Matrix more often doesn't change the fact that people still know quotes from Casablanca (even without knowing they're from Casablanca) 60 years after the movie's release."


* Link1130 shrugs and walks away

You'd have to be ignorant to say it's not phasing out as generations go by, though.

Not everybody can say they recognize every single one of those quotes and how they were used. I can't. I haven't even seen Casablanca. Who's to say my kids will, for sure?

[Perfect Stu]

Originally Posted by Dyne

I didn't say I've never heard these quotes; I meant we're living in an entirely different century now. People are quoting Matrix and Family Guy, not Casablanca.

...so you're saying because it's 2005, "there is no spoon" should be ahead of the Casablanca quotes?





and Fox, that is definately one of my favourites (as listed earlier) the good ol' southern accent...definately a classic