There’s something thrilling about watching these suspenseful stories, whether they’re about lawlessness or about crime-fighting.
It’s hardly surprising that there are plenty of crime movies with endlessly quotable lines of dialogue.
As a gangster movie,Snatchis almost perfect.
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The English accents just make every quotable line funnier, too.
StarringSNLalumniJohn BelushiandDan Aykroydin a pair of explosively funny performances, it’s one of the great American comedy movies.
“It means Japanese sword.”
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There’s something inimitably special about a fun, hilarious, unbelievably terrible action B-movie.
In that niche realm of the genre,Samurai Coparguably reigns supreme.
From Hill’s narration to the infamous “How am I funny?”
There’s something that all these three exceptional movies have in common: Great dialogue.
From monologues to jokes to one-liners to conversations,Pulp Fictionhas quotable dialogue to spare.
An awful, awful lot more.
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