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210 Mockery Quotes from Movies with Audio – Page 20

Updated: Sep 28, 2026
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191 Whoa. He's the full hot orator.
Sean Penn as Jeff Spicoli in Fast Times at Ridgemont High

192 That's tough. You must have a lot of abandonment issues.
Jim Carrey as Cable Guy in The Cable Guy (1996)

193 Figure that all out on your own, did you?
Bonnie Hunt as Sally Carrera in Cars (2006)

194 Baby needs shoes, the wife needs clothes. -And you need some teeth.
Richard Pryor as Sugar Ray in Harlem Nights

195 You, you're the virgin?
Quote from Shaolin Prince

196 Well, thank heaven we got the chains on her arms and legs.
Quote from Attack of the 50 Foot Woman (1958)

197 Well, hello, baldy. Hey, baldy, baldy, baldy, baldy, baldy!
Quote from Almost Heroes (1998)

198 In my collection, I have two lovely heads of pigs, if you... -No sale, Uncle Pio. They'll just use their own faces.
Glenn Ford as Johnny Farrell in Gilda (1946)

199 He speaks like a woman. -That's right. You mustn't be angry with her. You might get the little girl mad at us.
Quote from Invincible Super Chan (1971)

200 Any carry-on luggage? -Just him.
Arnold Schwarzenegger as Colonel John Matrix in Commando (1985)

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