“Something protects him. That awful Pooka.” (Harvey)
“Jack Burton. Me.” (Big Trouble In Little China)
“I’m coming in!” (What’s Up, Doc?)
“That’s Capricorn, is it?” (Life of Brian)
“I know, I know, he thinks he knows everything” (Tremors)
Here’s how I remember it:
(Patton) “Now I want you to remember that no bastard ever won a war by dying for his country. He won it by making the other poor dumb bastard die for his country.”
“She was only sixteen years old. She was only sixteen! You were only supposed to blow the bloody doors off!” - Delivered by Steve Coogan in his impression of Michael Caine from movie The Trip.
Dennis Hopper in Blue Velvet.
“Don’t be a good neighbor to her. I’ll send you a love letter straight from my heart, fucker. Do you know what a love letter is? It’s a bullet from a fuckin’ gun, fucker. If you receive a love letter from me, you are fucked forever. Do you understand, fuck? I’ll send ya straight to Hell, fucker!”
To continue the Lynch theme from the post right above:
Inland Empire: “Look at me and tell me if you’ve known me before” - it’s said a few times by different characters over the course of the movie, each time with an increasingly sinister overtone.
Twin Peaks: Fire-Walk with Me: “I love you, James!” (shrieked by Laura Palmer at a particularly intense moment)
John Astin on Night Court, after he shows Harry a picture where he (John Astin) is in a barrel going over Niagra Falls “But I’m feeling much better now!” That line became a running gag in the show and never failed to crack me up.