Top 10 Movie Phone Calls

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“I Will Find You, and I Will Kill You” – Taken (2008)

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MrKlatez 12 years ago

It begins with Liam Neeson's character calling his daughter in Paris to check she's alright, but she's soon kidnapped and the former CIA Operative finds himself talking to the kidnapper. His monologue has quickly become an icon of pop culture, and is made all the more memorable by the mans two-word response, "good luck..."

Top 10 Movie Phone Calls

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“Show Me the Money!!” – Jerry Maguire (1996)

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MrKlatez 12 years ago

When your a failing Talent Agent and pretty much your entire career rests on convincing one Football player to take you in is pretty big deal, you just have to comply with him when he asks you to repeatedly shout "SHOW ME THE MONEY" down the phone with confused office workers watching you. This movie had many memorable quotes, but this one's proba

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“Do Not Hang Out With Her” – Mean Girls (2004)

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"Rooney's Phone Call" - Ferris Bueller's Day Off

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Taken (2008)

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“I'm In a Glass Cage of Emotion!” – Anchorman (2004)

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MrKlatez 12 years ago

After Ron Burgundy watches his dog, his favourite thing in the whole world, be kicked over a bridge, he's understandably upset. So, he calls his work-buddy from a phone booth in a largely in audible series of screaming. It's short, it's sweet, but boy was it memorable!

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"Olive Won the Regionals" - Little Miss Sunshine (2006)

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Phone Booth (2002)

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“Why Haven't You Checked the Children?” – When a Stranger Calls (1979)

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MrKlatez 12 years ago

By far the best moments of this Chiller are when the mysterious man phones the babysitter asking if she knows whether or not the kids are alive in the house. This was also brilliantly parodied by the movie Scream where Drew Barrymore realises the stranger flirting is after a little more than a date.