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Some movie lines outlive the films that gave birth to them, slipping so quietly into everyday English that people quote them without ever having bought a ticket. In Forrest Gump (1994), Tom Hanks plays a gentle, slow-talking Alabama man who sits on a bench and passes along his mother's homespun wisdom, "Life is like a box of chocolates." — a warm shrug at how unpredictable life can be, which is exactly why English speakers still murmur it whenever the future feels uncertain. Nearly twenty years earlier, Steven Spielberg's Jaws (1975) gave us the famous improvised gasp of Chief Brody (Roy Scheider) the moment he finally glimpses the enormous great white, "You're gonna need a bigger boat." — now a go-to line whenever people realize a task is far larger than they'd planned for. Apollo 13 (1995), Ron Howard's tense retelling of the real 1970 lunar mission with Tom Hanks as astronaut Jim Lovell, sent "Houston, we have a problem." into orbit as the polite, understated way English speakers announce that something has gone badly wrong. And in the courtroom drama A Few Good Men (1992), Jack Nicholson's furious Colonel Jessup roars "You can't handle the truth!" at Tom Cruise's young lawyer, giving us a punchy, half-joking jab we now throw at anyone we suspect isn't ready to face reality. Learn the stories behind these four lines, and you'll not only understand them — you'll know exactly when to drop them into a real English conversation.