It says 100 “greatest,” but some of these are eye roll inducing.
“No more mister knife guy.” C’mon. That sucked.
“You got to ask yourself one question. Do I feel lucky? Well, do ya punk?” That’s a great one.
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“Say hello to my mother-in-law when you get to hell”
BLAM!
“Isn’t that sweet, you brought a knife to a gunfight.”
BANG!
KaBlamo!
“A man has got to know his limitations.”
“Get three coffins ready…my mistake, four coffins”
Hmm. That Dirty Harry “Do ya, punk?” line didn’t precede a kill unless I’m mistaken.
Actually it did. The nutcase decided to try his luck and got blown into a lake.
“Please forgive me for the men I’ve killed… And those I’m about to kill.”
Al, he’s used it more than once, with very slight variation.
The one i’m quoting the guy wasn’t killed.
But he used the punk line and killed a guy in a later movie.
You could have a long list of excellent lines prior to killing James Bond for the 4,377th time…
In the Dirty Harry movies he always said the key line twice. The first near the beginning of the movie, in an unrelated context, and the second at the climax.
In Dirty Harry the first time was at the scene of a robbery gone bad. He had his .44 pointed at the remaining bad guy, who had a gun in his hand. Harry said ‘I can’t remember whether I fired 6 shots or only 5. Do you feel lucky?’ After the bad guy put down his gun he said ‘I gots to know!’ Harry pulled the trigger. Click.
I think the award for best line and best delivered line goes to The Duke as Rooster Cogburn, “Fill your hand, you sonofabitch!”
2nd time in the 1st movie:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l4jZ7rtWnvs
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Arnold say’s something like, “You’re not gonna make it to the next sequel.” That was funny.
Ah, sweet! Thanks Jethro – I’d forgotten that scene (no excuse!).
Obviously, my 7th decade memory was able to dredge up only the first scene after the robbery gone bad.
A not so obvious immediate kill scene, but my personal favorite nonetheless…Give me back my shoes! (The Bad Seed: Rhoda to Leroy who then proceeds to burn him to death in the maintenance shed)
“Consider this a divorce” Arnold, Total Recall as he shoots Sharon Stone.
L-C Dan, ‘I gots to know!’ was my first glimpse at ebonics.
I love the Duke, It’s a shame he was only featured once.
Here he is shooting cyclists:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XnPUe80oBZw
“Where do you want us to send your tarred & feathered body after we hang you?” – 0bama: the way is should have been movie.
“But honey, you can’t kill me, we’re married!”
BLAM! “Consider it a divorce”.
Arnold, Total Recall.
IT, dammit! ^^
Total Recall the line came after the kill, so does that still count?
I think the he remaining bad guy with 12 ga shotgun nearby at the beginning of Dirty Harry was Samuel Jackson (I think maybe one of his first movies). The psychopath got blasted at the end after that line.
“meet my little friend!” Boom!
Oh, come on! They forgot the greatest one of them all. From the ending of Mad Max: “The chain in those handcuffs is high tensile steel. It would take you ten minutes to hack through it with this. If you’re lucky, you can cut through your ankle in about five minutes.”
Full Metal Jacket:
Joker: How can you kill women and children like that?
Copter machine gunner: Easy. You just don’t lead them as far.
Pulp Fiction. . . “Mmmm, thats a tasty burger”. . .Samuel l jackson. (ok, he didnt kill him just after that, Travolta had to get a few words in) Then BLAM…BLAM
what a movie
Charles Bronson’s last words in the original “Dirty Dozen,””Boy Oh Boy Oh Boy….Killin’ Generals could get to be a Habit!!!!!”
Got Gunz…OUTLAW!!!,
III%,
skybill-out
Another Charles Bronson line from Death Wish.
“Do you believe in Jesus?”
“Yes I do.”
“Well, you’re about to meet Him.”
BLAM end of movie
Damn near every line from Clint Eastwood in Unforgiven.
It’s a hell of a thing, ain’t it, killin’ a man. You take everything he’s got… and everything he’s ever gonna have…
The Schofield Kid: Well, I guess they had it… comin’.
Will Munny: We all got it comin’, Kid.
All right, I’m coming out. Any man I see out there, I’m gonna shoot him. Any sumbitch takes a shot at me, I’m not only gonna kill him, but I’m gonna kill his wife, all his friends, and burn his damn house down.
Little Bill: You just shot an unarmed man.
Bill Munny: He should have armed himself if he’s gonna decorate his saloon with my friend.
“If you’re gonna shoot, SHOOT! Don’t talk!”
Tuco (Eli Wallach) in “The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly”
Oh, wait … that was after …
still a great line …
“AAAAAHOOOOO!!! …..AAAAAHOOOOO!!!”
— Maj. Kong, riding the bomb in Dr. Strangelove
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