Frankly my dear Toto, we're not in Kansas anymore

As an unrepentant movie buff, I often quote from a vast array of movies as a running commentary on my everyday life. So I have been quite interested in the results of a Film Industry survey into the Top 100 Film Lines of All Time

I could have guessed that Rhett Butler's parting remark would have made it to number one because for me, that's such a cliched line applicable to a whole lotta situations.

There's some real gold in the full list - everything from Humphrey Bogart and Greta Garbo, to Tom Cruise and Jack Nicolson. But I am dismayed to find that nothing from the Brat Pack movies rated. The best comeback in history, from "The Breakfast Club" was obviously not high-brow enough. Who could forget Emilio Estevez to Judd Nelson: "Two hits. I hit you, you hit the floor". Gold. Oh well, maybe next year.

If I had been asked the survey question, I would have pushed Dorothy's "Toto, I don't think we're in Kansas anymore" further up the list. In addition, I would have ensured that "May the force be with you" crept up there, in defence of old-school George Lucas.

But what about you? What would you have picked as the most memborable film line(s) of all time?