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Whats the most quotable movie?
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Monty Python Quest for the holy grail.
Every character, every scene
Never seen it
I was going to say Life of Brian, also extremely quotable
It took growing up to get it, but I love the scene where the peasant is explaining to King Arthur that strange women lying in ponds distributing swords is a terrible basis for a system of governance.
I thought the last scene was a bit of a cop out.
I think this is the correct answer, at least in English language.
From the top of my head in roughly the right order:
Tis but a flesh wound You're father smells of elderberries We want...a shrubbery Watery tarts throwing swords at people is no basis for a government She turned me into a newt On second thoughts, it's a silly place Bravely bravely ran away You have to know these things when you're a king you know
Off, bad editing
This was my first thought as well
We found them
That's Empire Strikes Back.