last lines of films

[spaldinglinc]

1. "Hang on lads, I,ve got a great idea."

[Loosehead]

That was from the Italian Job. Did you have a question?

[dot.hawkes]

I thought we were in trouble then

[Goodsoulette]

1) �Good. For a moment there, I thought we were in trouble.� Butch Cassidy and the Sundance Kid

2) �Roads? Where we're going, we don't need roads.� Back to the future

3) "Lets live here. We'll rent to start" Groundhog day

4) �I'm an average nobody. I get to live the rest of my life like a schnook.� Goodfellas

[Goodsoulette]

Sorry dot just realised you were on about the same thing as me, must have subliminally triggered that thought.

[jenky]

Yeah, life is a carousel. A great big crazy ball of pure living, breathing joy and delight.....

You gotta get one.

(Ferris Bueller)

[Trojanfarce]

I think you'll find you've one too many ''Oh's'' there, WM, and not enough ''Yes's'' !!

[Trojanfarce]

Tsk, tsk, silly me. Of course you're right, quite a common mistake to make, I believe.

[n00dles]

Frankly my dear, I don't give a damn!!

[n00dles]

Correcltion:

Not quite the last line, was it?

[n00dles]

"What?"

The Graduate

[n00dles]

and...

"Must go, I'm having someone for lunch"

Silence of the Lambs

[electricblue]

One thing about living in santa barbra i never could stomach,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,all the damn vampires!!

[galltin]

"Nobody's perfect"

Some like it hot.

[Goodsoulette]

Isnt the best Jaws line " we're gonna need a bigger boat".

[reinganum]

"I always wear a bullet-proof vest around the studio!" (Hellzapoppin)

and, for n00dles benefit, I thought the last line of GWTW was "After all, tomorrow is another day!"

And surely the best first line of a film must be "Rosebud".....

[n00dles]

Hi reinganum,

Read the following posts to GWTW, mine and WM, as we say not quite the final, but damn good all the same LOL :o)

[webbo3]

Look, Daddy.
Teacher says every time a bell rings an angel gets his wings.

thats right,thats right.

atta boy clarence.

james stewart(george bailey).its a wondeful life

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