Wham! Line/Film

"Blanche: I watched you get out of the car and...I wanted to run you down. Crush you."
 * The Conversation by Francis Ford Coppola has an interesting variant on this: a Wham Line that turns on which word a character stresses in the sentence "He'd kill us if he had the chance."
 * The most famous Wham Line of all: "No, I am your father!"
 * And to a lesser extent, "No, there is another".
 * Unfortunately, the fact the line is so well known tends to reduce the effect.
 * The Princess Bride: "...when I hired Vizzini to have her murdered..."
 * The Matrix Reloaded: "Interesting...That was quicker than the others."
 * The Matrix Reloaded: "This will be the 6th time we have destroyed it, and we have become exceedingly efficient at it".
 * Before either of those: "You know, your predecessors showed more respect..."
 * The Ring: "Why did you help her? You weren't supposed to help her!"
 * Serenity: "These are just a few of the images we recorded and you can see... it isn't what we thought."
 * "It's people. Soylent Green is made out of people."
 * Rebecca: ""
 * Kill Bill: "Is she aware...that her daughter is still alive?"
 * One Flew Over the Cuckoos Nest: Mac passes a piece of chewing gum to deaf/mute inmate Chief and Chief says "Thank you." This is the reverse of what happens in the book, as the reader knows this secret from the beginning and, we find out, so does Mac. See Literature for the corresponding Wham Line.
 * American Beauty: "This is my first time."
 * Arguable, the best example of the final words of a movie being a Wham line: "Well, nobody's perfect!"
 * Hard Candy: "Aaron told me you did it before he killed himself."
 * What Ever Happened to Baby Jane

"Dylan: [spelling with Scrabble letters] Enemy.
 * The Sixth Sense: "I See Dead People."
 * "Why did you leave me?"
 * The Shining: "You've always been the caretaker."
 * American Pie: "And this one time, at band camp, I stuck a flute in my pussy."
 * The Others: Is that how she killed you?
 * Repo the Genetic Opera: "You have your mother's eyes, her hair. I was told you died with her." Classic Wham Line example: you don't expect it, it's a major reveal (Nathan's been dressing up his daughter like her dead mom, wig and all, and told his friend she's dead), and it comes in the middle of a song where it's practically glossed over in favor of a much less shocking reveal ("I'm your...godmom").
 * Even bigger example:
 * Actually, right before that was
 * Chillingly inverted in the Crapsack World of Visioneers, in that it's read on the back of a business card after what first appears to be the Wham Line. "Kill the thing you love."
 * Wanted: "You're my son."
 * Inception: "The reason I knew inception was possible was because I did it to her first. I did it to my own wife."
 * Hostel: "Pay me? I pay THEM!"
 * Drag Me to Hell: "I've found your button."
 * Expect the final monologues from every Saw movie to be a big chunk of this and a little bit of "you should have seen that coming". Game Over.
 * "Hello, Mr. Hindle".
 * Orphan: "Tell him the little girl in that picture
 * Derailed: "Laroche, I chose this prison." Made even better in that it comes shortly after a wham moment when the viewer finds out that Charles unluckily got "placed" in the same prison as Laroche.
 * Erin Brockovich: "Would it be important if, when I worked at the plant, I destroyed documents?"
 * Primal Fear ends with one hell of a wham: "No, Marty. There was no Aaron."
 * Treasure Planet: "...right up until Flint pulled out my memory circuits so that I couldn't tell anyone about his BOOBY TRAP!"
 * Charlies Angels

Knox: [kisses her] I know."

"Nick Fury: I'm here to talk to you about the Avenger Initiative."
 * Chinatown: "She's my sister AND my daughter! My father and I... do you understand?"
 * The Conspirator: "There should only be three," referring to the number of nooses on the gallows.
 * Blade Runner provides an interesting example of how one line can affect a whole scene. When Roy Batty finally meets his maker, Tyrell, he wants more life. There are several cuts of the film floating around. In one cut, he says "I want more life, fucker". In the other, "I want more life, father". The entire nature of the scene is completely different between the two cuts from just that one change.
 * From the movie Explorers: "Ehhhh, what's up, Doc?"
 * Red Eye: "Just keeping the focus on you and your father."
 * Mystery Team: "Let's all just take a chill pill."
 * For laughs: Mel Brooks' 1976 Silent Movie was just that, with all dialogue on title cards which gets hilariously subverted in the scene where they ask mime Marcel Marceau if he would appear in their film. In the only audible dialogue in the whole movie, we hear Marcel--whose work is exclusively silent--say "Non!"
 * Algernon, assistant to the scientist Foot, from The Beatles movie Help: "It's more than my job's worth to stop him when he's out like this. He's out to rule the world, if he can get a government grant."
 * Following the revelation that the Beatles made a big mistake getting help from Foot, he saw what the ring Ringo wore could do: "Fantastic! With a ring like that I could--dare I say it--rule the world."
 * The House of the Devil: "You're not the babysitter?"
 * "I am Iron Man." It's not the line itself, but the fact that Tony Stark delivered it in front of a live audience.
 * And again in The Stinger, to end the film:

"Rex: The time has come for the Cobra to rise. You will call me...Commander."
 * And before that, setting up the entire Marvel Cinematic Universe and perhaps changing comic book movies forever, "You think you're the only superhero in the world? Mr. Stark, you've become part of a bigger universe. You just don't know it yet."
 * G.I. Joe the Rise of Cobra:

""These objects are not falling at terminal velocity. They are slowing down.""
 * Battle Los Angeles has one for the Marines while they are getting briefed on the "meteor shower."

"SS officer: "Berlin is on this map!""
 * Primer: On the second iteration of the bench scene, "I hope you're not implying that any day is unimportant at Cortex Semi." The words themselves aren't important; what's important is that Aaron says that line even though Abe, exhausted, had failed to say the line it had been a reply to on the first iteration, revealing that Aaron had used a fail-safe and was repeating lines from memory, too.
 * From Lion King II: "YOU WILL NEVER BE MUFASA!" ''
 * The look on Simba's face is what makes it a Wham Line.
 * Rise of the Planet of The Apes: "No!"
 * And what is The Miracle of Morgans Creek that's got the whole state in such a tizzy? "Six! All boys!"
 * In Captain America the First Avenger, Schmidt is explaining to the SS officers his developments for a powerful weapon when one officer notices the map of locations Schmidt intends to destroy.

"Red Hood: "You haven't lost your touch, Bruce.""
 * Stage Door:
 * Return to Oz: "You will be rather attractive, one day, not at all beautiful, you understand, but you have a certain prettiness,
 * "My  They just... fell out of the sky one day- you were so anxious to get home. They're very powerful: they made it possible for me to conquer  ! Thank you.
 * In Batman Under the Red Hood after Batman and Red Hood fought for a while, Red Hood escaped and said:

"Mike: Uh, sir? That's not her door.
 * Witness for the Prosecution has two: "You didn't do it alone," followed shortly by
 * "They'll never come back......as BOYS!!!"
 * Monsters Inc.:

It's yours."

"Mike"So when's he coming back?"
 * From Phantasm Oblivion:

Jody "Jebediah Morningside never does come back...""

"Annie, disguised as Hallie: Maybe it's because he thinks I'm Annie."
 * The Parent Trap, from Lindsay Lohan version:

"Carola/ : YOU PROMISED NEVER TO TELL!"
 * In the third and final story-within-a-story from 'Tales from the Darkside: The Movie, "Lover's Vow":

"HAL 9000:"
 * 2001: A Space Odyssey:


 * Delivered by  in Transformers Dark of the Moon.

"Steve Rogers: Doc, I think now is the perfect time for you to get angry.
 * Den Osynlige (but clumsily ruined in its Foreign Remake, The Invisible): "I'm !"
 * Fight Club plays with this with the repeated line, "It's called a changeover. The movie goes on, and nobody in the audience has any idea." While this line appears earlier in the movie in reference to a projectionist inserting subliminal porn into movies, it's repeated by the narrator later in a fourth-wall breaking manner at a critical moment that the protagonist (and we, the audience)  have to go back and re-interpret the film so-far.
 * "Is this your idea of a relationship, Tyler?"
 * Downfall: "Steiner couldn't raise enough men."
 * Tootsie: "I'm Edward Kimberly"!
 * The Avengers

Bruce Banner: That's my secret, Captain.."


 * Bridge to Terabithia:
 * The Wave: "Here is your leader!" (shows a recording of none other than Adolf Hitler)