Some films don't just entertain, they hand us a lifetime supply of one-liners. Which of these classics has shaped your everyday banter the most?
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Monty Python and the Holy Grail
Endlessly quotable nonsense that somehow still floors a room four decades on. From killer rabbits to coconut horses, it's basically a national treasure.

Withnail and I
A cult favourite stuffed with lines so theatrical they practically demand a glass of red. Beloved by students and luvvies alike.

Hot Fuzz
Simon Pegg and Nick Frost turned a sleepy village into a quote factory. Try saying 'yarp' without grinning.

Four Weddings and a Funeral
Hugh Grant stammering his way into the nation's heart, with quotable awkwardness for every social occasion. The blueprint for British rom-coms.

Trainspotting
Danny Boyle's monologue alone has been parodied on a thousand posters and birthday cards. Raw, electric, and impossible to shake.
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