30 Famous Animation Quotes That Will Make You Laugh

30 Famous Animation Quotes That Will Make You Laugh

The wealth of wit and humour that spans generations in the captivating realm of animation is simply creative and makes them ten times more enjoyable. Animation has had a profound impact on our lives, from the timeless characters who won our hearts to the contemporary icons that still make us smile.

Prepare to embark on a whimsical voyage into the world of animated wonders of the likes of the Toy Story, Boss Baby, Shrek, and other animations with some of the most adored cartoon characters. Here are 30 Famous Animation Quotes That Will Make You Laugh.

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1.”Donkey, two things, OK? Shut…up!”-Shrek

The funny remark was said by the title character, Shrek, an ogre with a heart of gold but a super grouchy and caustic demeanour. Shrek says these words to donkey, also an iconic character in the animation voiced by Eddie Murphy. This duo will have you laughing as they interact with each other.

The humorous turn in the sentence occurs when Shrek says shut up as if it’s a whole sentence. This quotation perfectly encapsulates Shrek’s own brand of wit, insight, and shows how Donkey can at times get you under the skin. This animation has grown to be one of the film’s many recognisable and endearing quotes, contributing to its allure and appeal to viewers of all ages.

2.”It’s not flying, it’s falling with style.” – Toy Story

In Toy Story, Buzz Lightyear’s “flight” with his retractable wings is jokingly described in this statement by Woody and it exemplifies the movie’s charm and humour. This quote lightens the tense scene and shows the type of relationship between Buzz and Woody.

3.”To infinity and beyond!” Toy Story

This catchphrase is the most memorable from the Toy Story movie-series. Anyone who has watched this animation has at least heard the space ranger action figure Buzz Light year use it in the film. He first uses it when he thinks he can actually fly which makes it even funnier.

Depending on how you interpret the phrase, it can either be funny or it may capture his courageous and upbeat nature and symbolises his desire of adventure. However, most people associate the quote to bravery and pure inspiration.

4.”I’m surrounded by idiots.” – The Lion King

The animation Lion King has one of the funniest quotes with regards to the characters in the film such as Pumba and Timon. However, Scar surprises us with this quote. Scar is the crafty adversary in the animation and is known to constantly mock the other characters.

Since then, the quote has developed into a hilarious meme that individuals use as an outlet for their playful annoyances in commonplace circumstances. Off the record the people he was referring to are idiots.

5.”McQueen and Sally parked beneath a tree, K-I-S sumthin’ sumthin’ sumthin’T!” – Cars

This amusing remark is made by the character Mater, an interesting character in the animation Cars. This is the most hilarious character in the film and many can attest to that, he is just the Jim Carrey of the film or the Eddie murphy. It refers to the main character Lightning McQueen having some sort of romance or feelings toward Sally, a feminine car.

6.”I don’t really have a good reason, but if I did you’d be like that’s a good reason.” – Encanto

This is one of the quotes that Bruno easily gets away with considering how funny he is. This hilarious message is conveyed to Mirabel to make her leave Bruno alone. All Bruno wants is to be left alone by Mirabel but he didn’t have a good enough reason but had to improvise. It is a funny scene and adds onto the unseriousness of Bruno’s character.

7.”The wilderness must be explored! Caaw!” – Up

In the Disney movie, Up, Russell, who is an 8 year old daring Boy Scout excitedly, shouts this statement while trying to obtain his last merit badge for helping the elderly. The expression captures adolescence’s spirit of exploration and its will to welcome new experiences with zeal and curiosity which is what the film is all about.

8.”Adventure is out there!” – Up

This another interesting catchphrase said in the animation Up. It is said by Charles F. Muntz often associated with the mantra. He is an inspiration as an archaeologist, adventurer and explorer. Most importantly he was known as a master for his dogs.

 The elderly widower Carl Fredricksen repeats this statement like a mantra, signifying his desire for adventure and the achievement of his late wife’s ambitions. The interesting part is the fact that they are not young to begin, encouraging all ages to be open to adventure.

9.”Hakuna Matata! It means no worries for the rest of your days.” – The Lion King

Timon and Pumbaa are by far the most interesting characters in animation history. They are funny, somewhat brave and caring. Timon and Pumbaa’s way of thinking is to live life without worry, as shown in the carefree Swahili phrase that gained popularity because to the song “Hakuna Matata”.

The phrase has evolved to represent a carefree and open-minded approach to life’s difficulties. The two were easily terrified and managed to survive in the jungle all thanks to this phrase. It has been adopted by many from t-shirts, posters and coffee mugs.

10.”Some people are worth melting for.” – Frozen In Frozen

This endearing remark is spoken by the one and only adorable snowman Olaf, who declares his readiness to give his life in order to protect those he loves. He is simply the heart of this film and many enjoyed the character. The spirit of compassion and selflessness that permeates the movie is summarised in the sentence beautifully by Olaf.

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11.”I’m not bad. I’m just drawn that way.” – Who Framed Roger Rabbit

This famous quote is spoken by Jessica Rabbit, the seductive cartoon figure who mainly symbolises an iconic asexual character. Depending on how you interpret it, her suggestive appearance to the stereotype that has been associated to asexual people.

12.”Why is a raven like a writing desk?”- Alice in Wonderland

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In this context, the statement was said during a tea party in Wonderland by and the Mad Hatter poses this puzzling question. It symbolises Lewis Carroll’s whimsical and absurdist tone, where logic and reason are frequently set aside in favour of creativity and surrealism and since there is no clear explanation, the audience has been captivated for decades.

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13.”If you can’t say something nice, say it in French.” – Ratatouille

Ratatouille is one of those films that you never forget and if you haven’t watched it yet, you are missing out. This clever remark is made by the Ratatouille character Collette who coincidentally is the only female cook in Chef Skinner’s kitchen voiced by Janeane Garofalo.

It jokingly makes the argument that speaking negatively in a different language may make it sound more educated or less offensive. This is probably one of the most relatable quotes considering many people view French as a romantic language.

14.”The cold never bothered me anyway.” – Frozen

The quote is said by Elsa of Arendelle and you’ll probably hear this phrase form children as young as 5 year olds, well this is the origin of the phrase. Elsa performs this phrase with resoluteness in the song “Let It Go.”

It represents her growing self-awareness and acceptance of her magical abilities, demonstrating that she won’t be constrained by her fears or society norms. This is in context of her magical powers as the ice Queen.

15.”If you can’t say something nice, don’t say nothin’ at all” – Bambi Thumper

This well-known quote is spoken by the adorable young rabbit in Bambi as his mother teaches him the virtue of kindness and refraining from harmful remarks. The name comes from his queer habit of thumping his left foot. The saying has now evolved into a timeless proclamation of the value of optimism and the influence of our words on other people.

16.”D’oh!” – The Simpsons

The Simpsons has graced our screens for generations and this is the most famous phrase attached to the animation. Homer Simpson often uses this exclamation to signal when he makes a mistake or runs into a difficult circumstance. The straightforward but evocative term has come to represent Homer’s endearingly clumsy character.

It has been adopted by people from across the world printing the catchphrase on posters, wallpapers, t-shirts and hoodies. It is easy to say, funny and playful. Without even watching the film it can be understood and lighten the mood instantly.

17.”Chicken boy? Say that to my face you limp noodle!” – Mulan

Mushu and Mulan have an interesting relationship that has a rocky start. Mushu says these words to Yao after he hears them insult Mulan and call her chicken boy. Mushu’s lack of ability to control his anger or mouth bursts out the phrase. It’s even funnier as the character is voiced by non-other than Eddie Murphy, an icon in the field of comedy.

18.”Life’s all about balance, just like a baby on a seesaw filled with diaper explosives!” – The Boss Baby

The Boss Baby is just one of those films that you just don’t forget. The primary character Boss Baby, who is a suit-clad, briefcase-toting, brilliant baby with a mature demeanour, is simply unforgettable. The quote was said by him in one of the scenes.

In the scene, Boss Baby is discussing his life philosophy to his older brother, Tim. The comparison takes on a humorous twist when visualised as a baby swinging on a seesaw covered in diaper bombs which is hilarious to say the least.

19.”We’re all mad here.” – Alice in Wonderland

This cryptic statement from the Cheshire cat to Alice highlights Wonderland’s absurdity that surrounds them. The quotation light heartedly acknowledges the characters’ oddities and the fantastical setting in which Alice finds herself in, it was the truth coated with a bit of humour. The cat is smug and full of himself, an interesting character in the animation.

20.”To laugh at yourself is to love yourself.” – Mickey Mouse

Disney’s popular mascot, Mickey Mouse, is renowned for his light heartedness and incredible sense of humour. This quotation serves as a gentle reminder to embrace our flaws and defects and to not take ourselves too seriously. Truth masked in a humorous quote. It all depends how you interpret it but the message here is to love yourself despite you’re shortcomings.

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21.”I’m sorry I bit you. And pulled your hair. And punched you in the face.” – Lilo & Stitch

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 In the animated film Lilo & Stitch, Lilo gets angry when she was called crazy by her classmate. In retaliation, she was quite physical with the classmate, Mertle, but she later tried to apologise for her actions. She was sorry even despite her actions being valid.

22.”Just keep swimming.” – Finding Nemo

When faced with difficulties, Dory, the forgetful but upbeat fish, continually counsels herself and others to “just keep swimming”. The saying acts as a motivating mantra, telling us to go on despite challenges and keep pushing forward with tenacity. It may also be understood as a humours way of encouraging someone in real life.

The quote’s inspirational and will get someone going due to the humour surrounding it. Dory is additionally voiced by Ellen DeGeneres in Finding Nemo and also by Sloane Murray in Finding Dory. Overall, the film is funny and filled with exciting adventure worth watching.

23.”Inconceivable!” – The Princess Bride

This is a phrase frequently used by the character Vizzini from The Princess Bride anytime he comes across something he finds difficult to grasp or comprehend. The expression is now frequently used in jesting circumstances as a humorous approach to show disbelief.

24.”I don’t want to survive, I want to live!” – Wall-E

The film’s title character, Wall-E, exhibits a desire for more than just survival. An award winning film based on a computer directed by Andrew Stanton. The quotation has a deeper meaning that emphasises the value of living life to the fullest and taking in all that is beautiful and amazing around us rather than just going through the motions.

25.”You’re only supposed to blow the bloody doors off!” – Cars

This amusing remark is made by the Italian race vehicle, Lighting McQueen, Michael Schumacher in the animated movie Cars during a botched heist. Since then, people have used the remark as a way to convey their dissatisfaction when things don’t go as expected.

26.”You got to put your behind in your past.” – The Lion King

This important life lesson was misquoted by Pumbaa. Timon often said these words as he utters them from experience. He gives the advice to Simba despite the two not being exactly knowledgeable as the baboon, Rafiki. They are still trying their best to ensure that Simba is encouraged and inspired.

Everyone’s pasts may contain difficult times, as the quotation recognises, but the important thing is to face them head-on and draw lessons from them rather than trying to escape them. It places a focus on developing oneself and remaining strong in the face of hardship.

27.”The only thing I want to do with your hair is too get out of it! Literary!” – Tangled

This Disney masterpiece is the only Rapunzel story version that everyone should remember. It’s is funny, adventurous and dramatic. The quote was has appeared in a lot of animated versions and i is said by the male character, Flynn Rider, the charming somewhat gentleman who breaks into Rapunzel’s room in the tower.

The remark is delivered in a hilarious manner that refers to his situation and dire need to get out of Rapunzel’s hair. The delivery of the quote is even more hilarious as people already used the phrase let me get out of your hair figuratively but this time it is literal.

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28.”Okay Honey, be safe! Bring warm clothes and a sword. “- Hotel Transylvania

This stirring message is conveyed by Wanda to Mavis when it was her first time to go to the human village out of her comfort. The quote is funny and how Wanda says it seems like she really cares making it more hilarious. You would not expect your own mother to tell you to carry a sword.

29.”You’re despicable!” – Looney Tunes

This catchphrase can be easily found on different platforms including posters and t-shirts. In Looney Tunes cartoons, Daffy Duck mocks Bugs Bunny. The quote, which has come to represent Daffy’s egocentric, theatrical nature, is frequently used in light hearted contexts. Either way it is not something you would expect from a Looney Tunes.

30.”He gives me a funny feeling like I have butterflies in my stomach. Not just the ones I had for lunch, but like other butterflies!” – The Croods: A New Age

This catchphrase is said by Eep Crood voiced by none other than Emma Stone. The feeling should be purely figurative but for this Crood member it might be a bit of both, literally and figuratively. It light heartedly shows the crush she has a clearly foreign feeling for her. It’s simply funny and Emma Stone does the voice acting so perfectly that it’s convincing.

From these quotes, we are reminded of these amazing quotes that not only make us laugh, but their enduring wisdom has also warmed our hearts. These animated characters, provides us with an escape from a world that frequently feels too demanding and serious.

It allows us to relive our earlier sense of surprise and joy in the little things in life. These quotes are subtle reminders that even the darkest of situations may be made brighter and healed by humour. Let us keep our animated companions’ laughter in our hearts as we say goodbye and carry on spreading joy wherever we go.