Best Line From a Movie [View All]

I bookmarked a thread from a few weeks ago. Here's the link:

http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=show_topic&forum=105&topic_id=2081957

In my opinion, threads like this should never be locked, but I guess they all are after they drop far enough. Anyway, I'll start with a couple of different lines from a movie called "The Saddest Music in the World".

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The Grand Old Winnipeg banker is being planted today. I've got a hunch his widow just might go for a sad song tribute to his financial prowess.

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The singers are giving us a sad peak into child burial customs down Mexico way. The Mexican mother is being very firm with her infant.
Now go away, she wails. You are dead. Don't sneak in at night to nurse at my breast. That milk is only for the living. To Canadian ears, that may sound harsh. Well, I guess dead children, like any other kind, have got to learn.

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Narcissa (Maria de Medeiros): Excuse me, I've been admiring your ear for the past five minutes. I find it utterly beautiful. It is perfectly shaped. This one. The left one.

Old Man: Gasp

Narcissa: I wonder if I could whisper something into it. Just a little story you might like. Would you mind? I won't come too close.

Old Man: I'm deaf in that ear, but, uh, I can hear just fine in the other one.

Narcissa: Hmmm, no. This is the one I want. You can still feel my breath. Imagine what I'm telling you. (proceeds to tell story)