The Best Disney Quotes from Your Favorite Movies

Find a little magic in these lines from some of Disney’s best flicks, curated by the Phraset review team.

Finding Nemo

“Just keep swimming!”

Soul

“Don’t worry, they’re fine. You can’t crush a soul here. That’s what life on Earth is for.”

The Fox and the Hound

“Darling, forever is a long, long time. And time has a way of changin’ things.”

Beauty and the Beast

“You don’t lose hope, love. If you do, you lose everything.”

Cinderella

“Even miracles take a little time.”

Peter Pan

“There it is, Wendy! Second star to the right, and straight on ’til morning.”

The Princess and the Frog

“If you do your best each and every day, good things are sure to come your way.”

Frozen

“Some people are worth melting for…just maybe not right this second.”

Pinocchio

“Always let your conscience be your guide.”

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The Best One-Liners in Action Movies

Here the Phraset review team have lined up the very best one-liners from today’s action films. Enjoy!

“Hey, you wanna be a farmer? Here’s a couple of achers!”

Courtesy of: Jack Slater (Arnold Schwarzenegger) in The Last Action Hero(1993)

“And I’ve got my black belt in barstools!”

Courtesy of: Foxy Brown (Pam Grier) in Foxy Brown (1974)

“Machete don’t text.”

Courtesy of: Machete Cortez (Danny Trejo) in Machete (2010)

“I think he got the point.”

Courtesy of: James Bond (Sean Connery) in Thunderball (1965)

“Donuts don’t wear alligator shoes.”

Courtesy of: Black Dynamite (Michael Jai White) in Black Dynamite (2009)

“Imagine the future, Chains, ’cause you’re not in it.”

Courtesy of: Joe Huff (Brian Bosworth) in Stone Cold (1991)

“How do you like ya ribs?”

Courtesy of: Sergeant Jericho “Action” Jackson (Carl Weathers) in Action Jackson (1988)

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The most cringe-worthy one-liners in action films

If you love a little action and entertainment in your life, then you will love these action-packed yet cringe-worthy quotes curated by the Phraset review team. Prepare to groan!

Air Force One

“Get off my plane!”

Can we really believe Harrison Ford as the President of the United States duking it out with Russian hijacker, played by Gary Oldman, who has somehow snuck onto Air Force One. Strange. Very strange.

Batman and Robin

“Alright everybody. Chill!”

Arnold Schwarzenegger made a career out of delivering cheesy one-liners, and this one, plus a ton of other random quips, just don’t make any sense.

Independence Day

“Welcome to Earth!”

This is one of the most disastrous one-liners Will Smith is forced to utter in this trashy movie, but it’s also one of the more memorable ones because he says it after punching an alien in the head.

Hard to Kill

“I'm gonna take you to the bank Senator Trent... to the blood bank.”

Steven Seagal’s movies generally rate high on the cringe-o-meter, and this one in particular is a shocker.

X Men

“You know what happens when a toad gets struck by lightning? The same thing that happens to everything else.''

This super-lame one-liner is said by Storm, played by Halle Berry, just before she electrocutes the bad guy mutant named Toad.

Star Wars Episode II: Attack of the Clones

“I don't like sand. It's coarse, rough and irritating, and it gets everywhere. But not like you. You're everything soft...and smooth."

This is Anakin’s attempt to sweet talk Padme while talking about his dislike for sand. Just weird.

Top Gun

“You are still dangerous… but you can be my wingman anytime.”

Featuring some super corny banter, this one-liner pushes it over the edge between Iceman and Maverick. Even though we love a bromance, this is simply wrong.

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Great action books to share with your family

If you are looking for some great adventure books for everyone in your family, take a look at these curated by the Phraset review team.

When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit

by Judith Kerr

An autobiographical novel based on the author’s life When Hitler Stole Pink Rabbit is a sensitive and provoking look at a critical moment in history, told in approachable language for your middle-grade reader. Anna isn’t sure who Hitler is, this name she hears everywhere in Berlin, and she doesn’t understand why her father has left under the night. Her mother explains to Anna and her brother that they’ll join him soon, in secret, and over the next three years, Anna and her family live as refugees in Switzerland, France, and England. An essential companion to your child’s school studies, this book will also shed light on today’s refugee crisis.

Beyond the Bright Sea

by Lauren Wolk,

Simultaneously thrilling and beautiful, Lauren Wolk’s tale of 12-year-old orphan Crow and her journey of self-discovery will sweep your kids — and you — away. It’s the 1920s, and Crow has never known life away from Massachusetts’s isolated Elizabeth Islands. To boot, she knows only two other people: Osh, the man who rescued her from an abandoned boat, and their neighbor Miss Maggie. One night, the spark of a faraway, mysterious fire sends Crow down an unstoppable path of dangers and revelations. It’s a perfect book for starting conversations about the endless forms family can take.

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The best books of the past few years

Get reading with an exciting book curated by the review team at Phraset.

Underland by Robert Macfarlane (Landmarks, The Lost Words, The Old Ways)

The latest in MacFarlane's unofficial "series" of books on humanity's relationship with natural phenomena, Underland is a tremendous undertaking, often spiritual in its scope, detailing the many ways humans have created our connections with the world underneath the Earth's surface, from swathes of cave paintings within our remotest mountains to webs of grisly catacombs beneath our oldest cities to mines so deep and so silent it's the only place where scientists can listen for the breath of the universe. The winner of 2019's Wainwright Golden Beer Book Prize, a UK-based award for nature books, Underland is a true masterpiece of naturalism, one that will have you in complete and total awe of our world.

Gingerbread by Helen Oyeyemi

Gingerbread is undoubtedly the weirdest book you'll read all year. Helen Oyeyemi's prose pushes and pulls in ways that make every sentence essential; skim too lackadaisically through a paragraph, and you probably missed a crucial detail. In this way, Oyeyemi's writing here feels almost refreshingly dangerous while recounting an unbelievable, hilarious, and wry story about three generations of Lee women hailing from the nonexistent (according to Google) farmstead countryside of Druhástrana, catapulting to Britain, and back. A story within a story (within an account), the novel asks you to trust in its methods -- talking dolls which might also be trees, the suggestion of wealth managing Stormzy, and, of course, the mythic Lee women's gingerbread recipe -- and wholehearted buy-in with few spoilers is the best approach to this cleverly reimagined twisting of the Grimm fairy tale, Hansel and Gretel, which is practically unrecognizable in this form. Never without an ominous cloud hanging over it despite its whimsical airiness, Gingerbread is one of the rare finds where the first reading is a head-spinning delight. Still, a second and third turn would inevitably open the door to the novel's delirious true genius.

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Best Audiobooks to Get Your Heart Racing

Action audiobooks give readers the thrill to add fun to their daily life. They are entertaining because of the events that they contain. Here are some best audiobooks that will make you experience awkwardly scared excitement.

You-Caroline Kepnes

Narrated by award-winner Santino Fontana, this audiobook is delivered to listeners from the view of an obsessed serial killer. Listeners are placed in a unique position as they develop sympathy for joe, the protagonist. This gripping story leaves the listeners entranced and trapped by joe, as they feel like they are listening to him directly.

Lee Child-Killing Floor

This audiobook follows the story of a man arrested in the town of Georgia. The voice of Dick Hill adds grit and grime to the character portrayed while desperately trying to prove that he is innocent.

Stephenie Meyer- The Chemist

The narrator Ellen Archer tells the story of a former agent who is on the run after her team decides she's a liability. She must now live on the run as her only companion is death. The narrator tells the story in a lively and animated way, which will put your heart racing with every word.

Nick Stone -The Verdict

This is a mystery designed to leave you craving for more. Vernon James is accused of murder and the only one to help him is a clerk Terry Flynt, a guy who loathes him. The audio is narrated by a former BBC Radio member in a superb and riveting way. He explores the boundary between impartiality and subjectivity.

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Action-Adventure eBooks That Will Increase Your Heart Rate

It is with no doubt that reading is indeed beneficial for your health. It gives you new ideas that you can use to solve the problems that you encounter in real-life situations. Here are some of the best action-adventure books that will increase your adrenaline.

Ivanhoe - Walter Scott

In this eBook, Walter Scott talks about the beginning of time. Here, we will get to know some of the examples of historical practices in western culture. One of the Saxons in the nobles’ household, Wilfred supports King Richard with his life. The king decides to compensate him for all of the troubles he experienced while serving him. The story plot includes kidnapping and several instances of murder.

Kim - Rudyard Kipling

This book is about an orphan Irish young boy. He spends his entire life as a child in British India. Kim, the young lad discovers the Great Game that took place in India. He gets recognized as English and he is sent back to England. Kim gets schooled and trained as spycraft. He ends up being a professional spy working for his government.

The Beach - Alex Garland

This was one of the best classic adventure tales to be written. Garland writes about the importance of maintaining matters on small scale to solve problems. This skill helps him investigate the largest threats to society at large.

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