"Quotable lines" refers to memorable phrases or sentences from a speech, book, movie, or other form of media that people often repeat or use in conversations because they are clever, inspiring, funny, or impactful. Full definition
So that's the first of what will probably turn out to be a large number of quotable lines from the very funny GET HIM TO THE GREEK. (firstthings.com)
Filled with quotable lines («They mostly come at night... mostly), and great character performances including scenes of wall to wall action galore and the ultimate showdown with the heroine and the Mother that brought audiences to there feet when «Aliens» became the runaway hit of 1986. (rottentomatoes.com)
There are many quotable lines in many of his movies that not only standout, but have ended up getting used in our lexicon since their release. (paulstriptothemovies.com)