In keeping with my current project, quotes from giant monster movies.

Patrick Sweeney
I Blame Ninjas

"I'm Freakin' Out Man!"

Lines when characters lose their composure... and freak out!

Subtext dialogue that delivers the most powerful moment in the whole movie.
Pauline Kiernan
Unique Screenwriting

- Biggest Understatements
- Quotes That Reference Other Movies
- Best Quotes Made Into a Telephone
- Best Quotes from Characters Being Hauled Off to Jail
- Quotes That Have a Geographic Location in Them
- Best Post-Coital Quotes

Well, I’ve definitely had fun with the last couple of themes! (Three of my suggestions made it during ‘Question Week’, and another during ‘Pick-up-line Week!)

I think that the challenge is a great excuse to reacquaint oneself with great film quotes/scenes, and figure out what was so great about them in the first place!

A few suggestions:

Opening Lines
Insults*
Voice-over
Quote-within-a-quote
Kids say the darndest fuckin’ things…
Woody Allen Week

Cheers,

DP

(*I reckon this one could last at least a month!)

P.S:

I love Andrew's 'Understatements' and 'Post-Coital' suggestions...

DP

P.P.S:

If one were to remove the inverted commas, my last post would sound so very, very wrong.

those are all great ideas. We may need to move some of this to the GITS club so they can all be realized, especially the insults.
I could read insults every day of the week

I like Andrew P Woodberry's suggestions.

I was thinking about movie dialogue in which characters talked about other movies.

Or best phone conversations (perhaps that's what he meant by "Best Quotes Made Into a Telephone"). The first phone conversation between Osbourne Cox and Chad in Burn After Reading comes to mind...