History CatchPhrase / Film

** "Mum says: "Stupid is like a stupid does." - TomHanks

* "Get your stinking paws off me, you damned dirty ape!" - CharltonHeston

** "Who'sOnFirst?"

* "Of all the gin joints in all the towns in all the world, she walks into mine." - HumphreyBogart

* "Forget it Jake, it's Chinatown." - JoeMantell

* {{TheCourtJester}} has a few:

* Dr.Strangelove
* "Gentlemen you can't fight in here! This is the war room!" - PeterSellers

* E.T.TheExtra-Terrestrial

* [[{{Good Morning Vietnam}}

* Laurel&Hardy film series

* [[LethalWeapon Roger Murtaugh]] is getting too old for this shit.

* "Is it safe?" - LaurenceOlivier

* ThePlanetOfTheApes

* [[PrinceOfSpace "Your weapons are useless against me!"]]

* "My mother isn't quite herself today." - AnthonyPerkins

* [[ShootEmUp Ya know what I hate?]]

* "I have always depended on the kindness of strangers." - VivienLeigh

* [[{{Tron}} I fight for]] [[TronLegacy the Users]]!
** Don't forget ''End of line''.

MarlonBrando: "-What do you got to offer?"

** "Why a duck?" -ChicoMarx in TheCocoanuts (1929)

** "You do know how to whistle, don't you, Johnny? You just put your lips together and blow." - LaurenBacall

Cinematic {{Catch Phrase}}s.

* "I'll be Back" - Used in the ''{{Terminator}}'' films by {{Arn|oldSchwarzenegger}}ie's T-800, and in several of his other movies. Lampshaded in ''LastActionHero''.
** Parodied in ''Terminator 3: Rise of the Machines'', where he says "She'll be back" (after fighting off [[RobotGirl the T-X]]) and "I'm back".
* Ash's "Groovy," which he says in the ''EvilDead'' sequels after constructing his new hand prosthesis. The fandom has also elevated some of his more memorable lines to the status of catchphrases, even though he only says them once, such as "This is my BOOMSTICK!!", "Hail to the king, baby" and "Good, bad. I'm the guy with the gun."
* ''ThePrincessBride'' has a few:
** Vizzini shouts, "Inconceivable!" whenever something goes happens that he didn't expect. His partner, Inigo Montoya, eventually says, "YouKeepUsingThatWord. I do not think it means what you think it means."
** Inigo's own catch phrase: "{{Hello}}. MyNameIsInigoMontoya. YouKilledMyFather. PrepareToDie."
** Westley's own "AsYouWish," which he even uses to identify himself.
* How about "Push the button, Max!", often uttered by the villain of The Great Race when he wants his mook to activate a device (which always malfunctions). Frequently precedes a CrowningMomentOfFunny, like the part on the iceberg with the polar bear.
* Roger Corman's ''TheLittleShopOfHorrors'': Seymour's "I didn't mean it", Gravis Mushnick's "excellent", and [[ChewingTheScenery Audrey Jr.'s]] "Feed Me".
* Doc Brown's "Great Scott!" and Marty [=McFly's=] "This is heavy!" in the ''BackToTheFuture'' trilogy. In the first film, Brown takes Marty's catchphrase literally. Subverted in the third movie, where they once exchange lines.

** "Manure... I hate manure." - said by Biff/Buford Tannen; the whole manure sequences could be considered a scene catchhrase
* The ''PiratesOfTheCaribbean'' series has several of these:
** Jack Sparrow: "I'm Captain Jack Sparrow." And, of course, "'''Captain''' Jack Sparrow," when someone omits his title.
*** To the point that when he isn't there, Will and Elizabeth do it for him.
** Of course, the rum is always gone. But we need not forget about that one. Or any of his other multitudes of catchphrases, savvy?
** "This will be the day you will always remember as the day you ALMOST defeated/captured/killed/[[ImAHumanitarian cannibalized]]/etc. Captain Jack Sparrow!"
** Davy Jones: "Do you fear death?"
** Cutler Beckett: "It's just... good business."
* The ''DieHard'' series features John [=McClane's=] famous "Yippee-ki-yay, motherfucker!" Even the PG-13 fourth installment managed to sneak it in, albeit with the last two syllables [[CurseCutShort obscured by a gunshot]]. Ah, censorship...
* ''StarWars'' features a number of repeated lines, though none are character specific:
** "I have a bad feeling about this," which is apparently a favorite of Lucas and even uttered in the Star Tours Disney ride and the fourth ''IndianaJones'' film.
** [[BigNo "Nooooooooo!"]]
** "May the Force be with you."
** Someone often mentions "delusions of grandeur."
** It only shows up once in the movies, but many Star Wars EU works have someone calling a Wookie a "walking carpet"
** Ditto for "maybe you'd like it back in your cell?"
** "Aren't you a little short for a stormtrooper?" appears in ''StarWarsRebelAssault II''.
** "YouHaveFailedMe for the last time!"
* In the movie ''Door To Door Maniac'' (alternatively titled ''Five Minutes to Live''), JohnnyCash's character has the sung catch-phrase of "You've got [small amount of time] to live."
* In ''ShakespeareInLove'', Geoffrey Rush's character answers every question to which he doesn't know the answer with "I don't know. It's a mystery." By the end of the movie, he's got Gwyneth Paltrow using it, too. This is arguably [[ActorAllusion a reference to Rush's portrayal]] of David Helfgott in the 1996 film ''{{Shine}}'', where he frequently said the line, too.
* The Coen Brothers absolutely love repeating snippets of dialogue throughout their films. Sometimes a repeated line will only be saif by a single character, turning it into a catchphrase.
** The Nihilists of ''TheBigLebowski'' were so proud of their status as {{Nietzsche Wannabe}}s that they worked "We believe in nothing" into every conversation. Walter's frequently snaps, "Shut the fuck up, Donny," and repeatedly asks, "Am I wrong?" after various assertions.
* "Bond. JamesBond." "Vodka martini. Shaken, not stirred." And most women we ever met would, at some point, moan "Ooooooh, James."
** The martini one was subverted in the most recent version of ''CasinoRoyale'': when asked how he wants his martini, Bond asks "Do I look like I give a damn?" Earlier in the film, though, he gives very specific instructions as to how he wants his martini prepared, which is word-for-word out of the original book. "Shaken, not stirred" is a summary of ''part'' of this particular order.
--->"A dry martini," he said. "One. In a deep champagne goblet."
--->"Oui, monsieur."
--->"Just a moment. Three measures of Gordon's, one of vodka, half a measure of Kina Lillet. Shake it very well until it's ice-cold, then add a large thin slice of lemon-peel. Got it?"
*** He does say "Bond...James Bond" at the very end of the movie.
***** Which is because "Casino Royal" is an origin story... The script doesn't use it at all before that, & the "Bond theme" doesn't intro the film, like it otherwise would, it serves as the closing theme...
*** "Bond. James Bond." is also an example of PhraseCatcher, as some chap or woman will request the name of the titular character. In fact, it was the very first James Bond line in ''DrNo''.
** In GoldenEye, some other characters get their own catchphrases.
-->'''Alec''': For England, James?
-->'''Boris''': Yes! I AM ''EEN-VEEN-SEE-BAL!''
* The recent film version of ''{{Film/Beowulf}}'' gives the titular Geat the catchphrase "I am Beowulf," sometimes with [[ThisIsSPARTA pauses between words for]] [[LargeHam dramatic effect]], but sometimes he just slips it into conversation. {{Sidekick}} Wiglaf, tongue firmly in cheek as a SatelliteCharacter, has the oft-repeated "You are Beowulf."
* In the RobertRodriguez[=/=]QuentinTarantino bandits-on-the-lam-take-hostages-and-then-fight-Mexican-vampires cult classic ''FromDuskTillDawn'', protagonist Seth Gecko has a CatchPhrase template he adapts to the situation at hand: "Ok [noun], let's [verbed form of same noun]."
** Prior to making the last dash to the Mexican border and freedom: "Ok ramblers, let's get ramblin'."
** Having arrived at the rendezvous at which they are to meet their Mexican contact: "Ok hard drinkers, let's start drinking hard."
** Immediately prior to the last confrontation with the vampires: "Ok vampire killers, let's kill some fucking vampires."
* ''TheGodfather'' film trilogy had quite a few including "I'm going to make him an offer he can't refuse."

* ''TheShining'' had "[[MadnessMantra ALL WORK AND NO PLAY MAKES JACK A DULL BOY.]]"
* ''AnimalHouse'' has "YOU'RE ALL WORTHLESS AND WEAK, NOW DROP AND GIVE ME TWENTY!" which has become a catchphrase of Mark Metcalf who played Neidermyer.
* John Candy has had a few catchphrases in his movies- one of them being..."That's the understatement of the year" from ''[=~Planes, Trains and Automobiles~=]''.
* [[KillBill "You and I have unfinished business."]]
* Various characters in ''AnchormanTheLegendOfRonBurgundy'' have these. Ron Burgundy has, "I'm Ron Burgundy.(?)" and "You stay classy, San Diego." and Champ Kind has "Whammy!"
* In the StudioGhibli film ''PorcoRosso'', the eponymous character (who is half man, half pig) bitterly reiterates "I'm a pig."
* ''{{Hellboy}}'' has Liz's CatchPhrase, which we only discover as such in the second film: [[spoiler:"You should be running."]]
** And let's not forget the big red guy's own catchphrase : "Oh, crap!"
* "And you shall know that I am the Lord when I lay my vengeance upon you!" from ''PulpFiction''.
* "Children of the night. What beautiful music they make." appears in every filmed version of ''{{Dracula}}''
** The count will also never let you forget that he doesn't drink... wine.
* "Even a man who is pure at heart/and says his prayers at night/may become a wolf when the wolfsbane blooms/and the moon is bright" is said in every ''{{WolfMan}}'' movie.
** It's worth noting that the movie ''VanHelsing'' has both this and the prior phrase.
* [[{{Good Morning Vietnam}} "GOOOOOOOOOD MOOOOOOOOO'NIN']] [[TitleDrop VIETNAAAAAM!"]]

* As Ethan Edwards in ''TheSearchers'', JohnWayne had the CatchPhrase, "That'll be the day." This was the inspiration for the Buddy Holly song.
* [[TheLostSkeletonOfCadavra I sleep now.]]
** Also, [[DrinkingGame take a drink]] every time Dr. or Mrs. Armstrong use the word "[[ForScience science]]" or any variant.
** "Oh well."
* The Emperor of Austria in Amadeus seems inordinately fond of saying "There it is, then" to fill the frequent awkward silences that result from dealing with Mozart.
* ''MirrorMask'' has Valentine's "I'm a very important man. I've got a tower."
** "[[UncannyValley Hungry.]]"
* [[ViewAskewniverse Snootch to the nootch.]]
** [[{{Clerks}} "I'm not even supposed to be here today."]]
* "[[ForrestGump ... And that's all I have to say about that.]]"
* [[PrinceOfSpace "Your weapons are useless against me!"]]
* In ''RainMan'', Raymond has "I'm an excellent driver."
** "Definitely, definitely."
*** "Uh-oh."
* [[ThePagemaster "This is not good. This is definitely not good at all."]]
* The AstroBoy movie is fond of "Onward and upward", with the implication that the Tenmas use it fairly often.
* Raiden from the ''Film/MortalKombat'' movie: "I don't think so."
* Saying "Duck, You Sucker!" was the most favoured John Mallory warning of impending explosions in [[AFistfulOfDynamite A Fistful of Dynamite]].
* Robert Woolsey, of the obscure 1930s comedy team Wheeler and Woolsey, gave a distinctive cry of "Wo-OOO-oah!" whenever he realized trouble was afoot, usually several times per film.
* [[LethalWeapon Roger Murtaugh]] is getting too old for this shit.
* ''SkyCaptainAndTheWorldOfTomorrow''. The title character said "Good boy, Dex" whenever his SideKick Dex did something good.
* "With great power comes great responsiblity," so says [[SpiderMan Uncle Ben]].
* "[[MajorLeague Juuuuuuuuuuust a bit outside.]]"
* In ''TheGoldenVoyageOfSinbad'', Sinbad is fond of the phrase "Trust in Allah, but tie up your camel."
* In the 1997 Harland Williams comedy ''[=RocketMan=]'', astronaut Fred Randall is quick to say "It wasn't me!" whenever he thinks he might be accused of ''anything''. Not surprisingly, [[TheKlutz it almost always]] ''[[TheKlutz was]]'' [[TheKlutz him]].
* "[[{{Serenity}} Can't stop the signal.]]"
* ''HistoryOfTheWorldPartOne'': "It's good to be the King!"
* In ''Rubin And Ed'', Ed has a handful of phrases he keeps using variations on - "You have to admit that _____", "El (adjective)-o", and "______ as a coal miner's ass". Rubin primarily gets "Praud's ''that'' way!" - while they're lost in the desert, it's a running gag that whichever direction they head in, he insists that their destination is the opposite direction.
* [[MarxBrothers Chico Marx]] often began conversations with a cheery "Hello, boss!" Groucho would sometimes end them with, "...And I do mean ''you''." ''(suggestive eyebrow waggle)''
* Many movies of the Kung Fu Theater variety have various repeated phrases.

* ''MontyPythonAndTheHolyGrail''. King Arthur likes saying "Oh shut up!" when someone is speaking stupidly.
* Doc Holiday in ''{{Tombstone}}'': "''I'm your Huckleberry.''"
* Violet in ''Lemony Snicket's {{A Series of Unfortunate Events}}'': "There's always something."
* ''Film/{{Duets}}'': Several of the characters have a recurring catch phrase in the film.
** Todd Woods: "I'm going out for a pack of cigarettes."
** Reggie Kane: "I made an error in judgement."
* ''TheSting". Doyle Lonnegan repeatedly says "Ya folla?" (You follow?) when he means "Do you understand?"

* ''{{Aliens}}'': "Game over man, game over!" and "Get away from her, you bitch!"
* [[{{TheDarkKnight}} "Wanna know how I got these scars?"]]
* {{TheCourtJester}} has a few:
** "King of jesters, and jester of kings!"
** "Harm one hair on (her/that majestic) head, and I throw myself from the highest turret!"
** "If he dies, you die."
** "Get it?" "Got it." "Good."

* Roger Corman's ''TheLittleShopOfHorrors'': Seymour's "I didn't mean it", Gravis Mushnick's "excellent", and Audrey Jr.'s "FeedMe".

* [[{{TheDarkKnight}} "Wanna know how I got these scars?"]]

* ''{{Aliens}}'': "Game over man, game over!" and "Get away from her, you bitch!"

* "I'll be Back" - Used in the Terminator films by Arnie's T-800. LampShaded in LastActionHero.

** Don't forget ''End of line''.

** In GoldenEye, some other characters get their own catphrases.

* [[{{Tron}} I fight for]] [[TronLegacy the Users]]!

* [[ShootEmUp Ya know what I hate?]]

* ''TheSting". Doyle Lonnegan repeatedly says "Ya folla?" (You follow?) when he means "Do you understand?"

* ''BuckarooBanzai'' has several, including "No matter where you go, there you are",

* Film/{{Duets}}: Several of the characters have a recurring catch phrase in the film.

* Ash's "Groovy," which he says in the ''EvilDead'' sequels after constructing his new hand prosthesis. The fandom has also elevated some of his more memorable lines to the status of catchphrases, even though he only says them once, such as "This is my BOOMSTICK!!" and "Hail to the king, baby."