Take your pick from Hair:
“Sodomy”
“Fellatio”
“Cunniligus”
“Pederasty”
Bond
Rodd, you beat me to it!
Heathers? 
don’t think this one’s been mentioned yet…
SUPERCALIFRAGILISTICEXPIALADOCIOUS
Yep! 
And my intended usage is when the preacher says it in the dream sequence.
Esssssskimooooo!!!
Heathers was a favorite of mine during my teen years.
cock
bone
nob
bishop
wang
thang
hotrod
hump mobile
oscar
dong
dagger
banana
cucumber
salami
sausage
kielbasa
schlong
dink
tool
big ben
mister happy
prick
disk
pecker
peter
pee-pee
wee-wee
weiner
pisser
pistol
joint
hose
horn
middle-leg
third-leg
meat stick
joystick
dipstick
junior
the little head
little guy
rumple foreskin
tootsie roll
snake
one-eyed monster
one-eyed wonder
shaft
sword
meat whistle
skin flute
love muscle
roto-rooter
instrument
banger
rammer
ramrod
cherrypicker
log
pole.
All from one movie, you ask? Nay, all from one line of dialogue! Name it!
What’s “rosebud” from?
I should know this and it’s driving me CRAZY!
Never did much for me, but a female friend of mine (who was nothing if not candid) admitted that she’s watched her favourite movie The Unbearable Lightness of Being umpteen times and that when it gets to the scene where Daniel Day Lewis gives his mistress a smouldering look and says
“Strip!”
she, errr, soaks her panties every time.
Funnily enough, that summarizes the plot of the movie in question.
Citizen Kane.
NightRabbit, it’s from Citizen Kane
NightRabbit
Citizen Kane
My contribution-
“Ostrich!”
from…
whoops-what a simulpost!
url=http://www.godamongdirectors.com/scripts/4rooms.shtml]Four Rooms
Damn! Four Rooms
Guess this one:
The last word of the movie:
“What?”
Spy Game. The whole movie kicks ass (you can’t even talk or you’ll miss something) but I think the best single-word-line is:
“Go.”
It’s actually “Thirty seconds. Go. Now.” But I like just plain “Go.”
According to Cecil it’s also the shortest sentence in the English language.
Hey, I already said that…but I’m glad to see someone else out there knows what’s what. It drove a lot of people crazy when it was said originally too! (and still does apparently) but then a lot of people today have probably never even seen this movie! Not enough action… :rolleyes:
“Citizen Kane” is arguably but commonly accepted as probably the greatest movie ever made and the most famous word/line ever said in any movie is “Rosebud”.
http://www.suntimes.com/ebert/greatmovies/kcomp.html
Not just my opinion, this is only one critic out of many over the years.
Peace
“Spadoinkle”
From Cannible the musical a great little movie by Parker and Stone.