237 Movie Quotes about Eyes (+ Sound Clips) - page 14

Updated: Sep 1, 2025

Memorable quotes about eyes, selected from famous or less known movies and other sources by Movie-Sounds.org's visitors, accompanied by short mp3 and wav audio samples.

131 So how come you never wear shades standing post? -I like the wackos to see the whites of my eyes. A good glare can be just as effective as a gun.

Clint Eastwood as Agent Frank Horrigan in In the Line of Fire

132 Just cos I don't look like that - tall, blond, blue eyes, that don't mean I don't feel like that.

Michael Badalucco in Jungle Fever

133 You've got green eyes... cat eyes! And you're stubborn and bad-tempered! And what's more, you're ungrateful! -Ohhhh, he loves me.

Quote from The Moon's Our Home (1941)

134 Known someone that could level you with her eyes. Feelin' like God put an angel on Earth just for you who could rescue you from the depths of hell.

Robin Williams as Dr. Sean Maguire in Good Will Hunting

135 From time to time, I'd strike a match to see the clock... And when I did, it lit up the million red eyes about us. All about. Watching. Waiting.

Vincent Price as Jean in Three Skeleton Key (Escape)

136 Everything I see reminds me of you. I can't get you out of my mind. I look at my two inkwells and I see your lovely eyes. A letter box, and I saw your lips. In the street there was a little boy playing with two balloons...

Harry H. Corbett as Sergeant Sidney Bung in Carry On Screaming!

137 Say, that's a bad twitch in your eye. You been working too hard. You ought to take a vacation.

Quote from You Can't Take It with You (1939)

138 She has eyes that folks adore so, and a torso even more so.

Virginia Weidler as Dinah Lord in The Philadelphia Story (1940)

139 Well, how do you feel otherwise? -Oh, I don't know what's the matter with me. I must've had too much sun yesterday. My eyes don't open properly.

Katharine Hepburn as Tracy Lord in The Philadelphia Story (1940)

140 Do you suppose, sir, speaking of eye-openers... -Oh, that's the first sane remark I've heard today. Come along, I know a formula that is said to pop the pennies off the eyelids of dead Irishmen.

Roland Young as Uncle Willie in The Philadelphia Story (1940)