Every Line. Every Legend.
Immortal Dialogue.

"Do I really look like a guy with a plan?" The most chilling, eloquent, and terrifying villain speeches ever committed to film.

"You had me at hello." From sweeping declarations to quiet confessions, the lines that defined cinematic love stories.

"That's what she said." The funniest one-liners, comebacks, and perfectly timed quips from comedy's greatest characters.

"Do, or do not. There is no try." Deep insights about life, death, and purpose from cinema's wisest characters.

"I am Iron Man." The most powerful final lines and death speeches in cinema. Warning: tissues required.

"Avengers... assemble." The rallying cries, war speeches, and pre-battle declarations that give audiences chills.

Harrison Ford ad-libbed "I know" in response to Princess Leia's "I love you" in The Empire Strikes Back. The scripted line was "I love you too."

"Here's looking at you, kid" from Casablanca wasn't in the original script. Humphrey Bogart said it to Ingrid Bergman while teaching her poker between takes.

The famous "I am your father" line was kept secret from the entire cast. Mark Hamill was the only actor told before filming. David Prowse's on-set line was "Obi-Wan killed your father."

Robert Downey Jr. improvised the iconic "I am Iron Man" line at the end of Iron Man (2008). It was unscripted but Kevin Feige loved it and kept it in.

"You talking to me?" from Taxi Driver was entirely improvised by Robert De Niro. The script simply said "Travis speaks to himself in the mirror."

Heath Ledger's "Why so serious?" in The Dark Knight was improvised during the interrogation scene. His performance was so intense that Christian Bale forgot his lines.