I have a couple nominations for this category. The first is found in the Woody Allen film, “The Front,” in which he has been hailed before a congressional committe (in the 1950s) to investigate television scripts written by black-listed writers for whom Woody is a “front.” At the close of the film, after trying to adroitly avoid giving direct answers to the committee’s questions, Allen starts to walk out of the meeting room, saying “fellas, I don’t recognize the right of this committee to ask me these kinds of questions. . . (pause) And furthermore, you can all go f*** … Continue reading Greatest Movie Lines