Twentieth Century Fox Home Entertainment has released a FREE new app for movie lovers, Own The Moments, available now on iPhone and Android. The mobile app allows fans to get a daily movie moment featuring trivia and a clip or photo from one of Fox’s most notable films from the classics to today’s biggest new releases. Fans can then share, like and comment on the movie moment with their friends.
Download the app now to see what today’s moment is!
- Download for iPhone
- Download for Android
- Visit the Own the Moment website
- Follow Own the Moments on Facebook
* Please note – some of the featured clips presented in the app are intended for a mature audience of 17 and over.
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The best love is the kind that awakens the soul and makes us reach for more, that plants a fire in our hearts and brings peace to our minds. And that’s what you’ve given me. That’s what I’d hoped to give you forever.
The Notebook
What about Santa’s cookies? I suppose parents eat those too?
ELF
Matt Damon in Good Will Hunting:
“Do you like apples? Well, I got her number… How do you like them apples???”
I love in Dumb and Dumber what he asks the waitress “What’s the Soup Du Jour?” and she said “It’s the Soup of the Day”, and he said “That sounds good, I’ll have that”
ANYTHING from stepbrothers! i know every line
One of my favorite movie moments would be in the movie HOME ALONE with McCauley Culkin.It would have to be the scene where he shaves for the first time,and also the scenes with the two burglars.This movie was both heart-warming and hysterically funny.
One of my favorite lines from a movie is from, “Planes Trains & Automobiles”, where Neal (Steve Martin) says: “Those Aren’t Pillows!” Funny stuff!
Patrick Swayze in Dirty Dancing, “Nobody puts Baby in the corner”