Abilene Radio Listeners Share Their Favorite Movie Quotes

I don't know about you, but movie quotes are a part of my daily vocabulary. Some intentionally and some subconsciously. Either way, I've got an arsenal of favorites that I throw in conversations all the time.

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What about you, what's your favorite movie quote of all time?"

Well, I took to Facebook to determine just that and it seems there are quite a few fans of Dazed and Confused as well as Outlaw Josey Wales. Personally, that makes me happy to know our audience has such diverse tastes in movies.

Now, don't get me wrong, there are plenty of other movies represented below. However, Dazed and Confused and Outlaw Josey Wales are two of the most-represented movies in your favorite all-time quotes.

Heck, some of these quotes are so popular that they were submitted by multiple people.

Oh yeah, beware, these are movie quotes and some might contain foul language.

FAVORITE MOVIE QUOTES ACCORDING TO OUR LISTENERS

There were a ton of responses to my Facebook post (about favorite movie quotes), so I'll continue to add from that list, so please keep checking back on this page.

What's my favorite movie quote of all time?

"Why you stuck up, half-witted, scruffy-looking, nerf herder" - Empire Strikes Back

Then again, you can almost count anything from Star Wars or Marvel as my favorite quotes.

Want your favorite movie quote added to this list?

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