Great Lines from Great Romances

[nq:1]Any other great lines from great romances and/or romantic comediescome to mind?[/nq]
Not from a movie, but I've always liked this quote attributed to Ms. Kate Winslet:
"Jim is the final piece of the puzzle that's me."
(Unfortunately, she was referring to her now ex-husband.)

[nq:1]"Here's looking at you, kid." "We'll always have Paris." "I'll have what she's having." "The course of true love gathers no moss." Any other great lines from great romances and/or romantic comedies come to mind? Joe Myers "Just put your lips together and blow."[/nq]
"Oh, Jerry, don't let's ask for the moon. We have the stars."

My wife had never seen "Now Voyager", which I consid

[nq:1]"Here's looking at you, kid." "We'll always have Paris." "I'll have what she's having." "The course of true love gathers no moss." Any other great lines from great romances and/or romantic comedies come to mind? Joe Myers "Just put your lips together and blow."[/nq]
"I'll suck your *** for a thousand dollars." Bunny Lebowski

Gene

[nq:1]"The course of true love gathers no moss."[/nq]
That's really funny. Did somebody actually use that or is it a Myerism?

"So... are we gonna peel the tomato?"
"Don't you want to lick it off?"
and
"You're not very smart. I like that in a man."
"I always get the fuzzy end of the lollipop."
"Is that a packet of certs in your pocket or are you just happy

[nq:2]"Here's looking at you, kid." "We'll always have Paris." "I'll ... mind? Joe Myers "Just put your lips together and blow."[/nq]
[nq:1]"I'll suck your *** for a thousand dollars." Bunny Lebowski[/nq]
"You had me at hello."
Yes, I know it's regarded as kind of cheesy, but oinly because it's entered the language... and that is no mean feat for a line of dialogue. (And of course so d

[nq:1]"So... are we gonna peel the tomato?"[/nq]
I love obscure lines like this from older flicks... "The Sterile Cuckoo" right? Now I'm humming the theme "Come Saturday Morning" - so retro sixties, that wispy choral kind of sixties thing. Now I digress to the theme from "A Man and A Woman" - probably all day long

wabba dabba da - dabba da
do do do
wabba dabba da - dabba da

[nq:2]"So... are we gonna peel the tomato?"[/nq]
[nq:1]I love obscure lines like this from older flicks... "The Sterile Cuckoo" right? Now I'm humming the theme "Come Saturday ... dabba da - dabba da do do do wabba dabba da - dabba da Thanks buddy - I'll remember this[/nq]
The real horror is that it'll be stuck in your head until the next time you're in an elevator and hear some B

[nq:1]"You had me at hello." Yes, I know it's regarded as kind of cheesy, but only because it's entered the language... and that is no mean feat for a line of dialogue.[/nq]
I had one of those Shakespeare moments re-watching Annie Hall a couple weeks ago: You keep thinking, why is Woody Allen using all those cliches? And then it hits you that all those lines entered the collective con

[nq:2]I love obscure lines like this from older flicks... "The ... da - dabba da Thanks buddy - I'll remember this[/nq]
[nq:1]The real horror is that it'll be stuck in your head until the next time you're in an elevator and hear some Barry Manilow muzak...[/nq]
Ten bucks says "Mandy" is on W's iPod. I can picture him walking to the war room humming.

[nq:2]"So... are we gonna peel the tomato?"[/nq]
[nq:1]I love obscure lines like this from older flicks... "The Sterile Cuckoo" right? Now I'm humming the theme "Come Saturday ... - probably all day long wabba dabba da - dabba da do do do wabba dabba da - dabba da[/nq]
Thank you!
I always wondered what the lyrics were.
Joe Myers
"Eat your heart out, Ira Gershwin."