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* ''Film/TwelveAngryMen'': In one of many memorable moments during deliberations in a first-degree murder trial, one of the jurors -- Juror 10 -- is frustrated that the jury's vote is starting to favor acquittal. As the accused is Hispanic and comes from the slums, he goes on a racist tirade about people from the slums and that they are better off killing themselves. One by one, all the other jurors turn away from him... except for Juror 4, who tells him he's had enough of his commentary. Tersely, he responds to Juror 10's comment, "Listen to me..." with, "I have. Now sit down and don't open your mouth again."

* ''Film/TwelveAngryMen'': In one of many memorable moments during deliberations in a first-degree murder trial, one of the jurors -- Juror 10 -- is frustrated that the jury's vote is starting to favor acquittal. As the accused is Hispanic and comes from the slums, he goes on a racist tirade about people from the slums and that they are better off killing themselves. One by one, all the other jurors turn away from him... except for Juror 4, who tells him he's had enough of his commentary. Tersely, he responds to Juror 10's comment, "Listen to me..." with, "I have. Now sit down and don't open your mouth again." In essence, "You've talked too much."

** ''ComicBook/GirlPower'': While they spar, Grace disparages Kara by constantly comparing her with a vapid pop idol. Eventually Kara gets tired of listening to Grace's ranting and taunting, and she breaks Grace staff as stating she talks too much.

->'''Lex Luthor:''' ''"Why the hurry, Kryptonian-- unless you're worried that red-sun screen of yours might wear off before you've spirited me out of range of Lexor's red sun!"''\\

* In the Provisional Hero License Exam of ''Manga/MyHeroAcademia'', when Camie [[spoiler:actually the shapeshifting villain Himiko Toga in disguise]] monologues about why she sought out [[TheHero Deku]] alone, he retorts that she sure does love to talk and begins fighting.

-->'''Plutonian:''' And do you know [[JustBetweenYouAndMe why I just told you all that]]? So you'd stop lecturing me about sucker punches! ''[sucker-punches Charybdis]''

* In ''Manga/YuYuHakusho'', Spirit Detective Yusuke Urameshi lampshades how one of Shinobu Sensui's seven [[SplitPersonality Split Personalities]], Minoru, talks way too much.

* ''Anime/MobileSuitGundamIronBloodedOrphans'': This is one of the things that really sets Mikazuki Augus apart from all the other ''Franchise/{{Gundam}}'' protagonists, who tend to be {{Warrior Therapist}}s. He actually says it multiple times to the same person, and even [[LampshadeHanging lampshades]] it at one point:
-->'''Mikazuki:''' I already told you before...you talk too much.
* In ''Manga/{{Bleach}}'', Aizen is giving a HannibalLecture to Ichigo and is interrupted by the arrival of [[spoiler:Isshin]], who tells Aizen he talks too much and then [[LetsGetDangerous knocks him through a wall]].
* In the Provisional Hero License Exam of ''Manga/MyHeroAcademia'', when Camie [[spoiler:actually the shapeshifting villain Himiko Toga in disguise]] monologues about why she sought out [[TheHero Deku]] alone, he retorts that she sure does love to talk and begins fighting.

* ''ComicBook/{{Irredeemable}}''. Charybdis reveals he's had a PowerUp and starts kicking Plutonian's butt, saying that as Plutonian was NighInvulnerable he'd never learned to fight properly. Plutonian then reveals why he turned evil in the first place.
-->'''Plutonian:''' And do you know [[JustBetweenYouAndMe why I just told you all that?]] So you'd stop lecturing me about sucker punches! ''(sucker punches Charybdis)''
* ''ComicBook/StarWarsDarthVader''. After spending a few minutes around Dr Aphra, Darth Vader finally notes something about her.
-->"You are... overly fond of speaking."

-->'''Terex''': You really are a First Order commander through and through, Phasma. You threaten, and whine, and wail, but you never ''do'' anything.
* ''ComicBook/TheTransformersMarvel'': Said by Scorponok while fighting Shockwave. The latter was explaining how at maximum power, his arm gun was capable of penetrating even the former's armor, when the former dropped the trope line and [[TalkToTheFist punched him in the]] [[CyberCyclops optic]].

--->'''Supergirl:''' ''"Let's forgo the posturing, Zod. How did you escape the Phantom Zone? What is it you think you're commanding? And where's Superman?"''\\
'''Kru-El:''' ''"Tedious is she not? A family trait, I'm afraid, General."''
** ''ComicBook/GirlPower'': As sparring, Grace disparages Kara by constantly comparing her with a vapid pop idol. Eventually Kara gets tired of listening to Grace's ranting and taunting, and she breaks Grace staff as stating she talks too much.
--->'''Grace:''' ''"But, you know what gets me the most about you anorexic Barbie dolls...?"''\\
'''Supergirl:''' (breaking Grace's metal staff) ''You talk way too much!"''
* ''ComicBook/WonderWomanRebirth'': ComicBook/{{Cheetah}} points out that Wondy spends far too much time talking and trying to understand and redeem her during their issue #20 fight just as she manages to escape from Wonder Woman.

* ''Fanfic/ChildOfTheStorm'' has Harry tell [[spoiler: the Spirit of the Fallen Fortress]] this in chapter 63 of the sequel. He also observes that this is because it's essentially a super-boggart, one that's mainly using his form and as a consequence took some of his personality with it. This includes a tendency to talk too much and bluff on a bad hand. Cue [[CurbstompBattle curbstomping]].

-->'''Batman:''' "We can do this easy, Kobra. Give me the antidote. If it works, you go free. You have the word of the Batman on that."\\
'''Kobra:''' "You waste both of our times. Both of us know the wine of violence. Both of us know that this must end here, with a long and heady draft of it. I will toast your death with it."\\
'''Batman:''' "You talk too much."

[[folder:Films — Animation]]
* Implied at the end of ''WesternAnimation/KungFuPanda''. Po thinks that Master Shifu is dying from his injuries, but he's just exhausted and wants to rest.

* Disney's ''WesternAnimation/PeterPan'' says "girls talk too much" after listening to Wendy gush all about him while she sews his shadow back on.
* ''WesternAnimation/QuestForCamelot'', Garrett feels about Kayley that way because of her usual rambling whilst traveling in the forest. Here's this exchange when they are in Dragon Country when she rambles on about dragons:

* ''WesternAnimation/BrotherBear'', Kenai gets easily annoyed by Koda's MotorMouth behaviour on how he tells stories about him and his mom, and at one point, he tries to shush him from singing "On My Way".
-->'''Kenai''': Do you ''ever'' stop talking?
* ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeagueCrisisOnTwoEarths''. Owlman calmly relates his plan to destroy all reality while curb-stomping Batman with his PoweredArmor.
-->'''Batman:''' (choking) [[TemptingFate What are you gonna do? Talk me to death?]]\\
'''Owlman:''' (smiling) Actually... I thought I'd ''beat'' you to death.

[[folder:Film — Live-Action]]

* Played for laughs in ''WesternAnimation/TheAvengersEarthsMightiestHeroes''. Hulk says this to Black Panther while the latter is ''meditating''.

* ''WesternAnimation/BlueEyeSamurai''. Mizu puts it poetically when the motor-mouthed soba chef Ringo tries to persuade her to take him as her apprentice.
-->'''Mizu:''' A breeze can throw a crane off course. You...are a typhoon.

-->'''Eddy:''' Do you EVER turn off?!\\

* ''WesternAnimation/JusticeLeague'' episode "Hereafter" features the Martian Manhunter saying this verbatim to Lobo before delivering a punch.

* ''WesternAnimation/LooneyTunes'' and ''WesternAnimation/MerrieMelodies'':
** Several Private Snafu cartoons helped pound in the moral the importance of keeping a tight lip on military secrets. Notable examples:

** "A Fractured Leghorn": Essentially, what a black and white tuxedo cat -- resembling but NOT Sylvester -- tells Foghorn Leghorn near the finale of the short (where Foggy and a cat are trying to capture a worm, but for different purposes). Foggy has rambled on the whole time, and finally, the frustrated cat blows his lid and, slamming a garbage can over the rooster's head, tells him "[[BigShutUp Ah.......SHADDUP!!!!]]" (Essentially, "you talk too much"). Of course, this doesn't dissuade the babbling rooster in the least... he even holds up the iris out!
** "This is a Life?": Bugs Bunny, Daffy Duck, and Granny are in the audience for a taping of this ''This Is Your Life'' parody, starring Elmer Fudd as the emcee. Bugs is the featured guest, which makes Daffy so mad -- he is convinced he was supposed to be the guest -- he heckles him throughout the show. Granny, who is sitting next to the duck, whacks him over the head several times with her umbrella and tells him to shut up.

* In ''WesternAnimation/MuppetBabies'', Kermit and Piggy get into a fight when Piggy thinks Kermit says she talks too much (in actuality, it was a parrot that Nanny had brought into the nursery for the kids that had said it), [[HypocriticalHumor she then goes into a long rant about how she doesn't talk too much.]] By the end of the episode, everyone realizes that they had all been fighting because they had overheard things the parrot had said and mistook it for each other. They then beg Nanny to find someplace else for the parrot because "he talks too much."

* ''WesternAnimation/StarWarsRebels''
** In [[Recap/StarWarsRebelsS2E03AlwaysTwoThereAre "Always Two There Are"]], Seventh Sister is torturing Ezra for information.
--->'''Seventh Sister:''' You know we'll find the others, so why not tell me where they are?
--->'''Ezra:''' Because...[[EvilGloating unlike you]] I can shut up.
** In [[Recap/StarWarsRebelsS3E19ZeroHour "Zero]] [[Recap/StarWarsRebelsS3E20ZeroHourPartII Hour"]], [[spoiler:Kallus]] says this to Thrawn while he's fighting for his life.

* Played for laughs when Power Man says this to Beetle in the latter's debut episode of ''WesternAnimation/UltimateSpiderMan2012'' after lamenting that he missed his shot. It was the ''only line'' he had in that episode.

** ''Everyone'' on Gul Dukat -- not even his "allies" can resist. Cardassians in general love to monologue, but this guy spent what must have been hours recording automated messages in the event of a slave rebellion back when he ran [=DS9=].

-->''You have a certain cunning, Tyrion, but the plain truth is'' you talk too much.

* When ''Series/{{Castle}}'' gets Taylor Swift tickets delivered to him at the precinct, he explains that they're a surprise gift for his daughter. "Apparently, she and Ash have a song." Beckett tells him that the two of them also have a song: "You Talk Too Much" by Clarence Carter.

* ''Literature/ASongOfIceAndFire''. Jaime Lannister responds this way to SilentSnarker Ilyn Payne, the irony being that Ilyn had his tongue cut out years before and can't talk at all.

-->'''Salazar''': Such a fool, Mr. Kennedy. To have been bestowed by Lord Saddler's grace...\\
'''Leon''': ''*sigh*'' You talk too much. (''Pulls up his gun and start shooting Salazar'')

* In ''Videogame/{{Bayonetta}}'', the higher-ranked members of the [[CelestialParagonsAndArchangels Hierarchy of the Laguna]] tend to give long-winded monologues before enganging the titular Umbra Witch in battle. Bayonetta is actually surprised when she meets a masked Lumen Sage in the [[VideoGame/Bayonetta2 sequel]] who gives her icy silence, with her exclaiming "Well, at least you're the silent type. The last Sage I met spent twenty minutes rambling on and on."

* A TV-era ''WesternAnimation/MrMagoo'' cartoon puts Magoo in a western setting riding a stagecoach an outlaw is out to rob. The narrator keeps giving away the outlaw's prompting the outlaw to say "You talk too much!" and fire his pistol at the camera.

--->'''Tarrant:''' You failed, Avon. But I win. Not just at games -- at life.\\

'''Avon:''' Well now, that's fascinating. You mean you can do something else?

* ''Series/AdamTwelve'': In "Badge Heavy" a rogue cop – under investigation for using excessive force toward a Black suspect – tries to justify to Reed in the locker room his brutal behavior toward suspects with a MotiveRant, saying they need a little beating up now and then (read: all the time), really pissing Reed off. Unfortunately for the officer, he does this in front of the entire shift of officers ... and the officers, who used to think the guy was pretty funny with his practical joking, soon turn their back on him and he loses their respect and support. The officer is forced to resign shortly thereafter.