Which films do you know a significant amount of good quotes to?

Me:

Aliens

A Clockwork Orange

Willy Wonka and the Chocolate Factory

Dr. Strangelove

Groundhog Day

You?

Bite my shiny metal ass.

I say the world must learn of our peaceful ways... through force.

Close to none really.

Too many film I know front to back, what really comes down to is how quote worthy they are.

That's what I meant. Anyhoo, Which films would you say fall into that category?

The Big Lebowski for sure. My friends and I would constantly quote that in high school. Also the South Park movie.

Definitely the trio of awesome Mel Brooks movies.

Blazing Saddles, Robin Hood Men in Tights, and Spaceballs.

@Stevo_the_gamer: Same

Total Recall (1990)

I had to kill Bob Morton because he made a mistake, now it's time to erase that mistake

Can ya fly Bobby?

Dead or alive you're coming with me

Nice shooting son, What's your name?

I'd buy that for a dollar!

Come quietly, or they'll be... trouble

Say-o-na-ra ROBOCOP!

elp Meeeeeeeeeeeee

You have 15 seconds to comply

You a, college boy or something?

I know you.... You're dead! We killed you!!!

Murphy, it's you

You're gonna be a bad motherfucker

He's a cop killer

Nenenennenenenenenenenenenene

Cops don't like me, so I don't like cops

Oh hell yeah.

Shawshank Redemption

Step Brothers

Arnold movies in general, really hahaha

Off the top of my head Lords of Dogtown is the main movie I have a lot of quotes from. I know more quotes from tv shows such as Seinfeld, South Park, That 70’s Show and King of the Hill.

The first few to come to mind:

Anchorman

Talladega nights

Fear and loathing in Las Vegas

Anchorman is a movie more enjoyable for it's numerous quotes than it is for its stories or jokes.

@DEVILinIRON: few years back I caught a coworker quoting Friday and I was able to riff Friday quotes back at him and he was so happy, too many of our coworkers were either millennials or boomers and none really of that Oregon Trail Generation cusp of the gen-Xers like we were.

It depends on the person and what they're into.

I follow a lot of Twitter users who like talking about older 80s/90s action/horror films.

I talk to SaltTheFries on XBL from time to time (he doesn't cime around here no more) we definitely do a lot of parsing of Aliens and Predator lines... just come up naturally in conversation.

few movies we had on vhs as kids that i've seen a million times.

ghostbusters

back to the future

predator

empire strikes back

The Matrix

Star Wars (Mostly original and prequels)

Harry Potter