Since the invention of dialogue in filmmaking, creators have built up foundational ideas on how to make the art of words boost a film's success. Some films are heavy on dialogue while others have combined the art of visuals with words, but regardless some lines have stood out and become famous outside their respective films.

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While there are plenty of cinematic speeches that have captured audiences, it's the shorter quotes that are more well-known. These quippy phrases have become famous for one reason or another and serve as a symbol of words for their respective films. While the movie's fans may take more from these quotes, others' can still enjoy using them.

10 Terminator 2: "Hasta La Vista, Baby"

Though there are several quotes from The Terminator that are still popular today, one is more famous than the rest. In the sequel Terminator 2: Judgement Day, the cyborg learns how to talk more like a human from Sarah Conner's son John. Later on, he uses one unexpected phrase from their lesson in the heat of battle.

After freezing the enemy, the Terminator sees that he has the upper hand and takes a minute to taunt. With Schwarzenegger's robotic voice, he utters the words "Hasta la vista, baby" and shatters the enemy cyborg with one bullet. With the quote's clever timing, paired with Schwarzenegger's intense acting, the quote itself has become as legendary as the film.

9 When Harry Met Sally: "I'll Have What She's Having"

Viewers are missing out if they haven't watched the "I'll have what she's having" scene from When Harry Met Sally. It's the punchline of a joke that's so much more than about someone's lunch order. Over lunch at a cafe, Harry insists that he's pleased all his partners in the bedroom to Sally's aggravation. She decides to prove that those women were faking it.

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From the quiet hustle and bustle of the cafe, Sally, played by Meg Ryan, begins to fake moaning, even going as far as to slam the table and grab everyone's attention. Harry sees exactly what she's proving, but the rest of the cafe is fooled, prompting one woman to request from her waiter, "I'll have what she's having."

8 Gladiator: "Are You Not Entertained?!"

Anyone who's heard the movie quote "Are you not entertained?" without watching the film Gladiator will be completely missing the point of Maximus' words. The quote itself has been parodied in television, film, and even memes, but the scene is far from funny. The protagonist, Maximus, shows his impressive skills as a Gladiator but shares his disgust for the sport in this scene.

Maximus steps onto the battlefield, bowing to his enemies out of respect for the sacrifice they're forced to make, then proceeds to butcher all of them to roaring applause. Maximus shuts the audience down with his clear contempt for them all and when they quiet down, unsure how to react to his hatred, he screams the ironic quote, "Are you not entertained?!" The crowd quickly returns to their cheering soon after Maximus is done, proving that his words have fallen on deaf ears.

7 The Godfather: "I'm Gonna Make Him An Offer He Can't Refuse"

Francis Ford Coppola's film adaptation of The Godfather is widely considered to be one of the greatest films, and the quote "I'm gonna make him an offer he can't refuse" is equally praised. Those who haven't watched the movie can guess that the film is about a mobster and the quote is the mobster's threat, but they'd be missing the little details hidden in the dialogue and acting that makes this film so legendary.

Without taking away too much from the film, this quote, and many scenes in the film, are built up to be effective and memorable. Though the quote has been used on its own by both villains and comedians for decades, the impact of Marlon Brando's most famous line is lost but still a monumental part of cinema culture.

6 Gone With The Wind: "Frankly My Dear, I Don't Give A Damn"

No line has made audience members cheer more than Clark Gable's quote "Frankly my dear, I don't give a damn" from Gone With the Wind. Though the film has its controversies, like any movie that's close to turning 100 years old, this quote is one of the most beloved parts of the film.

The quote itself has become an eloquent, and sometimes humorous, way of telling someone they don't care, which is fun to use in a multitude of situations. The empowerment that comes with the context of the film is why the quote is so famous. It's saying to someone abusive, regardless of gender, that the abused won't take it anymore.

5 Star Wars "May The Force Be With You"

After its premiere in the late 70s, the Star Wars franchise quickly blew up in pop culture along with its most famous phrase "May the force be with you." This movie quote has become one of the most well-known movie quotes thanks to Star Wars' popularity and how frequently the line is used throughout all the films, television series, books, and video games.

Since the quote is tied so closely to the franchise's immense lore, it has meaning to the fans and has stood out as more than just a friendly courtesy. Though not everyone has delved into that lore, most people understand the basics thanks to how famous the series has grown.

4 Jerry Maguire: "Show Me The Money"

Cuba Gooding Jr blew audiences away when he acted in the film Jerry Maguire, his most famous scene being when he says "Show me the money." There's no hidden meaning in this quote. The entire scene shows how egocentric Gooding's character is and how desperate Tom Cruise's character has become and sets up much of the conflicts in the film.

What stuck with audiences and why the quote spread around so much was how hilarious this scene is. Watching Cruise scream at the top of his lungs "Show me the money" and "I love Black people" at Gooding's demand still has viewers crying with laughter to this day. Plus, the quote is pretty darn fun to say on its own.

3 Lord Of The Rings: "My Precious"

Fans of Lord of the Rings have taken the film's lessons of friendship, hope, and brilliant filmmaking with them throughout their lives, while everyone else in the world can only remember Gollum's obsession with saying "My precious." This is a simple quote, to the point, and fun to parody. There's also something to be said about Gollum's character and why he stands out in the film.

Aside from being unique in his unsightly appearance, Gollum stands out as a foil character to the hero Frodo and simultaneously is foreshadowing what will become of Frodo should he give into the ring's corruption. This makes Gollum an unexpected central character as he was introduced midway through the trilogy and his short quote becomes the embodiment of his entire character.

2 Scarface: "Say 'Hello' To My Little Friend"

Al Pacino showed audiences how horrifying a bloodthirsty mobster can be in the bloodbath finale of Scarface. This scene is the highlight of the film as it shows how unhinged Tony Montana becomes when protecting his illegal business. The bloody gunfight opens with the famous line "Say 'Hello' to my little friend", juxtaposing Tony's savagery with ironic comedy.

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The quote has been reused in multiple comedies and even children's films, but the impact of first hearing it in Scarface hasn't been forgotten by the film's fans. It's short, to the point, and adds another layer to the personality of one of cinema's most complex characters.

1 Forest Gump: "Life Is Like A Box Of Chocolates"

So many critically acclaimed films happen to be emotionally brutal to watch, which is why Forest Gump offers such a treat to viewers. The film has its moments of sadness and drama but is overall uplifting. The main character's positive philosophies can be summed up in the endearing quote "My Mama Always Said Life Is Like A Box Of Chocolates. You Never Know What You're Gonna Get"

Although it's a longer quote, it's become one of the most famous and frequently used thanks to its simple poetry and how inspirational the message is. The fact that an underdog character like Forest uses the quote with such earnest intent also makes the quote special.