50 Greatest Movie Title-Drops

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The Aviator (2004)

The Living Daylights (1987)

The Title-Drop: “It must have scared the living daylights out of her.”

If They Wanted To Avoid It: “It’s a wonder she didn’t shit herself!”

The World Is Not Enough (1999)

The Title-Drop: “I could have given you the world!” “The world is not enough.”

If They Wanted To Avoid It: “I could have given you the world!” “Shove it up your jumper!”

Top Gun (1986)

The Title-Drop: “You two characters are going to Top Gun.”

If They Wanted To Avoid It: “I’m sending you to a rigorously disciplined flying school… I forget the name.”

Free Willy (1993)

The Title Drop: “Let’s free Willy!”

If They Wanted To Avoid It: “Willy or won’t he? That’s the question.”

The Breakfast Club (1985)

The Title Drop: “Sincerely yours… the Breakfast Club.”

If They Wanted To Avoid It: “Sincerely yours… Andrew, Brian, John, Claire and Allison.”

Monsters vs. Aliens (2009)

The Title Drop: “General, I propose we move forward with you monsters versus aliens idea… thingy.”

If They Wanted To Avoid It: “Everyone for an extra-terrestrial / hideous beastie smackdown, say ‘aye’.”

Black Hawk Down (2001)

The Title-Drop: “We’ve got a black hawk down, we got a black hawk down.”

If They Wanted To Avoid It: “Uh, guys… you left one behind.”

Jules Et Jim (1962)

The Title-Drop: “Jim et Jules?” “Non! Jules et Jim!”

If They Wanted To Avoid It: “Jim et Jules?” “Yeah, close enough.”

Some Like It Hot (1959)

The Title-Drop: “I guess some like it hot. I personally prefer classical music.”

If They Wanted To Avoid It: “Jazz? No, ta. Throw on some Beethoven, would you?”

George Wales
George Wales

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