Results: Classic movie quotes now part of everyday language - Final

'Here's lookin' at you, kid.' Arguably the most famous movie in history, "Casablanca" stars Ingrid Bergman and Humphrey Bogart, the latter of which speaks this line no fewer than four times in the classic film. It's the perfect go-to toast when the person raising a glass is at a loss for original words. Have you ever said this?

'The stuff that dreams are made of.' In a different movie, Humphrey Bogart turned a phrase that's equally as memorable as the one from "Casablanca." This time, the movie was "The Maltese Falcon" in 1941. Have you ever said this?

One of Jim Carrey's best characters, the over-the-top, hilarious, and at times annoying pet detective, Ace Ventura, has many identifying traits; however, none are as prominent and memorable as his signature "Alrighty then!" Have you ever said this?

'You've gotta ask yourself one question: Do I feel lucky? Well, do ya, punk?' Often truncated to "are you feeling lucky, punk?" this quote was first delivered by one of the greatest tough-guy one-liner masters in Hollywood history: Clint Eastwood. In the 1971 classic "Dirty Harry," Eastwood's character Harry Callahan challenges a bad guy to remember how many bullets he spent during a gun battle before deciding whether or not to pull the trigger one last time. Have you ever heard this used?

'Run, Forrest, run!' This line was delivered by the character Jenny (Robin Wright) when Tom Hanks' namesake character in "Forrest Gump" was being chased by bullies. It's become the stuff of legend. Have you ever said this?