"Hey, I've got no body."

It sounds like Young Frankenstein

"All that work down the drain. My own brother, I couldn't say a single word to him in reply."

Kings Speach?

"No! To the pain!"

Princess Bride!


"What's the matter, scared of a little lightning?"
"I'm not overly fond of what follows..."

In reply to FourLegged (msg # 242):

Yes!

@PB: Avengers


"You dumb stubborn redneck hick."

Sweet Home Alabama. You completely gave it away, lol.

"After all, tomorrow is another day."

Gone with the Wind

"Frankly my dear, I don't give a damn."

Casablanca?

To be or not to be, that is the question.

Hamlet.

The enemy is down!

Ender's Game  (Isn't it "the enemy's gate is down"?)

I'm a real boy!

PInocchio

(Oops, you're right about that.)

"Clear skies with a chance of satellite debris."

Gravity

"It's time to try defying gravity"

Is it Wicked?

[to a mugger with a knife] That's not a knife. [draws a large Bowie knife] That's a knife.

"No... wire... hangers. What's wire hangers doing in this closet when I told you: no wire hangers EVER?"
I hated this movie but my mother made me watch it so many times I have this friggin' seared into my ever loving brain *sigh*

In reply to Heath (msg # 253):

Yes it was Wicked.

Yours is Crocadile Dundee.

LuLu's is Mommie Dearest.

Next one:
"the rowers keep on rowing
and they are not showing
any signs that they are SLOWING!"

A line in the only song that appeared in the original charlie and the chocolate factory book

Though I imagine one of the movies would have this song.

It's from the willy wonka boat scene thingy madoodle

In reply to LuLu Prayer (msg # 257):

Correct!  You, or whoever, gets to post the next one.
This message was last edited by the GM at 19:00, Mon 18 Nov 2013.

Is it too easy to say "We have a hulk" ?

Yeah, that's too easy. Okay, here's my real one: "Tomorrow is another day."

I feel like that could be in a hundred different movies.

There's only one that it's a prominent theme in, though. ^^

Groundhog Day?

Nope. I'll give a hint - it's the last line of the movie (and the book, as well)

"Tomorrow is another day", the movie?

Nope.
Another hint - it's a classic.

Passing Gas?