Worst Movie Lines ever

[TheCroShow]

I was watching "Cursed" and man that had some bad lines in there! I ran a search for a thread similiar to this, good old 2+2 search=for the lose.

Here are a few gems:

"The best part of being a fairy is that you can fly."-Dude from "Cursed," talking trash to a homophobic high school wrestler.

"So it begins."-Eomer, King of Rohan, "Lord of the Rings: Two Towers."

ANY line from Dirty Dancing

"Welcome to Earth." Will Smith "Independance Day"

all i can think of for now...add some to the list!

[TheWorstPlayer]

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ANY line from Dirty Dancing


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"It's a GREAT room!"
"You're WILD!"
"Nobody puts Baby in a corner."
"...or 'I Feel Pretty'?"
"I don't see you standing up to your parents and saying 'He's my guy'"
"I'm the worst actor in the world."
"No, I'm the worst actor in the world."

[RacersEdge]

I'm not a huge LOTR fan, but why is "So it begins" a bad line?

[-Skeme-]

I promise Jack, I won't let go!
[5 minutes pass]
*Rose pries Jack's hand off of hers and drops him in the water*

[TheCroShow]

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I'm not a huge LOTR fan, but why is "So it begins" a bad line?

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because too many nerds ruined the line, at the beginning of a warcraft 3 game "so it begins...." at the beginning of a match or round in counterstrike, "so it begins...." you get the idea, after that i hated the line.

a friend of mine claims that "I carried a watermelon!" from Dirty Dancing is the best line in the history of movies...What a horrible line

[A_C_Slater]

Ice to see you.

-- Arnold Schwarzenegger, as Mr. Freeze in one of those god-awful Batman films.

[-Skeme-]

Doesn't the term predate LOTR?

[TheCroShow]

don't forget the other gem from that batman movie, also spoken by arnold "Cool party."

[fluxrad]

Aragorn from the last scene of FoTR: "Let's hunt some Orc!"

[private joker]

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I promise Jack, I won't let go!
[5 minutes pass]
*Rose pries Jack's hand off of hers and drops him in the water*

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I'm sick of this complaint. God, some people are retarded. The whole friggin' point of the scene is how Rose won't "let go" of Jack in her heart, but will have to let go of his body to keep herself alive. It's called dramatic irony. Plus, he froze to death in the water -- what's she gonna do, hang onto his corpse?

Titanic isn't the greatest movie of all time, and there are plenty of cheesy lines in there -- but people who object to this part are morans.

Anyway, the answer to the thread is when Charlie Sheen goes out onto his balcony in Wall Street and says, "Who AM I?"