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"Oh, well. What's a royal ball? After all, I suppose it would be frightfully dull, and-and-and boring, and-and completely. . . Completely wonderful."

Cinderella in well. . . Cinderella.

(Who's she fooling? She wanted to go and she knew it.)

^^ YEP!



Cinderella: Why, it's like a dream. A wonderful dream come true.

Fairy Godmother: Yes, my child, but like all dreams, well, I'm afraid this can't last forever. You'll have only 'til midnight, and then...

Cinderella: Midnight? Oh, thank you.

Fairy Godmother: Oh, now, now, now, now, now, just a minute. You must understand, my dear: On the stroke of twelve, the spell will be broken, and everything will be as it was before.

Cinderella: Oh, I understand, but... it's more than I ever hoped for.

"Cinderella" (1950)

"Oh, that clock! Old killjoy. I hear you. 'Come on, get up,' you say, 'Time to start another day.' Even HE orders me around. Well, there's one thing. They can't order me to stop dreaming."

Cinderella.

[after the coach, the horses, etc. change back]

Cinderella: I'm sorry. I-I guess I forgot about everything, even the time, but... but it was so wonderful. And he was so handsome, and when we danced... oh, I'm sure that even the Prince himself couldn't have been more... more... Oh, well, it-it's over, and...

Jaq: Cinderelly. Look! Look! Your slipper. Your slipper.

Gus: Yeah. A slipper.

[the mice go on about the glass slipper still on her foot]

Cinderella: Oh!

[to the sky]

Cinderella: Thank you. Thank you so much for everything.

"Cinderella" (1950)

(I wonder how long those guards on horses searched after they lost them? I'm surprised they didn't notice a shiny coach suddenly disappear like that in the dead of night.)

Fairy Godmother: "What in the world did I do with that magic wand? I-I was sure I-"

Cinderella: "Magic wand?"

Fairy Godmother: "That's strange. I-I always-"

Cinderella: "Why, then you must be. . ."

Fairy Godmother: "Your Fairy Godmother? Of course. Now, where is that wand? I- Oh! I forgot. I put it away." (Literally pulls the wand from thin air.)

(Put it away where, exactly?)

Cinderella.

(Team Rocket is chased away by Spearow and Fearow)

Misty: "They never catch a break, do they?"

Brock: "Not really."

Pokemon.

Snow White: [seeing the Dwarfs' cottage for the first time] Oh, it's adorable! Just like a doll's house.

"Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" (1937)

Weezing: "Weezing!"

Arbok: "Charbok!"

Pokemon.

[last lines]

[Snow White has been seated upon a white horse by the Prince, and as the dwarfs crowd around, he lifts each of them up so that she may kiss them farewell on the forehead]

[Bashful is lifted up]

Snow White: Good-bye.

[she kisses Bashful, and his blush turns his face red]

Snow White: [Grumpy is hoisted up, grinning]

Snow White: Good-bye, Grumpy.

[as he is lowered down, he blows her a kiss back]

Snow White: Good-bye.

[Doc, Sneezy, and Happy are lifted up next, and she kisses them one by one]

Snow White: [Dopey is the last one lifted up, and before she kisses him, he wipes his mouth]

Snow White: Oh, Dopey.

[she takes him by the ears, and kisses him on the top of his head]

Snow White: [as the Prince leads the horse off, Snow White blows the dwarfs and animals one last kiss]

Snow White: Good-bye!

[the Prince and Snow White go to the edge of a cliff, and look out into the sky, where the setting sun transforms the clouds into a beautiful castle]

Chorus: Some day when spring is here / We'll find our love anew / And the birds will sing / And wedding bells will ring / Some day when my dreams / Come true.

[the story book from the beginning of the film reappears, with the words "... and they lived happily ever after." printed in it. The book slowly closes, as the Chorus sings and wedding bells toll]


Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

Grumpy: Angel, ha! She's a female! And all females is poison! They're full of wicked wiles!

Bashful: What are wicked wiles?

Grumpy: I don't know, but I'm agin' 'em.

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs

Doc: "Don't listen to that old warthog."

Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.

"Blondie! You're the son of a b***h! Help me, Blondie!"

The Good Bad and the Ugly.

The Ugly, hanging from the rope.

There are movies whose last lines say the whole movie's title. Examples include the Last of the Mohicans and Rio Bravo (this song at the end). There are some Finnish movies, too, but it would be inappropriate to mention them here.

Snow White: Supper's not quite ready. You'll just have time to wash.

Dwarfs: [in unison] Wash?

Grumpy: [scoffs] I knew there's a catch to it!

"Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs" (1937)

"Look! Our house! The lit's light! Uh, the light's lit!"

Doc in Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs.