Mike: (as someone stands next to a cataupult as the dragon appears) This baby can handle everything but a three-headed dra...oh, son of a huh!!!!
Tom: This is Arthurian in the sense that Arthur with Dudley Moore is Arthurian.
Crow: (describing Kalin) He's got Dick Butkus intensity.
Mike: (as the movie ends) Now I have an unhealthy hatred of Finnish people.
Little Falcon: Ho-ho-ho!!! Crow: I mean, 'hi-diddle-dee-dee!!!'
Kalin: (sounding like Boris Badenov) It is not enough. Crow: I want Moose and Squirrel.
Prince: Give this reply to Kalin... Crow: Pfffft!
Prince: Fond as I am of Ilya... Tom: I hate him.
Prince: Ilya Murometz, ha! Mike: That's Italian.
Ilya: (as he and Vilya part) If you bear a son... Crow: I want to know who the father is.
Mika: I would gladly lay down my life. Crow: For a hamburger today.
Radiant Prince: This is our judgment. Mike: I'll allow the DNA.
Mike: (as Ilya kisses the sword) This is the best tasting sword ever!
Narrator: This was a time of giants and dragons. Mike: And low inflation.
Crow: (during the village plundering scene) Man, this movie is already fifty times more expensive than all the movies we've seen put together.
Mike: (as the title appears) When one sword tries to get along with an incorrigible dragon.
Crow: (as Ilya stands up) First thing, I take off the burlap dress!
Mike: (after the introduction of Invincor) How many prologues does this movie need?
Warrior: Listen well, son of misery. Tom: You know my dad?
Wimpy: Mika said, "I would gladly lay down my life" to which Crow responded, "For a hamburger today." The cartoon character Popeye had a buddy named Wimpy who would "gladly repay you Tuesday for a hamburger today.".
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