Lines/Sccenes you're positive were there only for the viewer...

[Guts/Batman]

Inspired by Terminator 3 I just watched, I found at least a dozen lines that were uttered merely for the viewer that are, well, totally unecessary...

Such lines as "She'll be back." when the T-X goes down the elevator shaft and "Just die you bitch!" when the T-X is on the particle tube thing...

Any scenes and lines my fellow CBRers can think of...?

[kmeyers]

Most of the movie "Ferris Bueller''s Day Off."

[marshal99]

Arnold has been sprouting cliche lines for years in all his movies. It's nothing new.

[Chiasm]

Half the lines from any porn movie.

My what a big _____ as the starlet is giving a first person performance and looking straight into the camera. Not that I would know personally, I've never ever never seen a porn movie. ;)

[Dan Apodaca]

Action movies.

[Buzz Dixon]

"I'm your worst nightmare."

(And the best comeback to that line was in a sit-com -- forgot the title, sorry -- where the person being threatened said: "A clown with a case full of dental tools?")

[StoneGold]

Aren't they all?

[Guts/Batman]

Aren't they all?

Well, yes, but I'm talking about the lines where the person's line doesn't really add anything to the overall plot in any way. Like when the character is all alone after doing something and saying something that doesn't add anything to the scene...

[KenK]

"What would you prefer, yellow spandex?" - Cyclops in X-Men

[borateen]

Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back...the entire film was a bunch of in-jokes for people who had seen the other movies.

[Jared]

Exposition, especially in science fiction. I remember in particular that Babylon 5 would have loads of absurd conversations where characters were explaining things to each other that they surely must already have understood. It was like somebody clicked a "do you want to know more?" on the screen.

[Lubichev]

Much of Arrested Development is like that. I think that was one of the reasons people who tried to start watchig halfway through the series didn't quite get it.

"Your gonna get some hop-ons"
"Your gonna get some live-ins."

"It aint easy being white......it aint easy being brown."
the list goes on and on..........

[Forefinger]

Tyler Durden's rant about you not being your brand of pants done with a shaky shot of Brad Pitt given straight to the camera in Fight Club.

[Buzz Dixon]

Exposition, especially in science fiction. I remember in particular that Babylon 5 would have loads of absurd conversations where characters were explaining things to each other that they surely must already have understood. It was like somebody clicked a "do you want to know more?" on the screen.
In STEELYARD BLUES Peter Boyle (or rather his stunt double) effortless scales the sheer walls of a metal building with no effort.

"How does he do that?" one character asked.

"Have you ever worked in a circus?" a second character responded.

"No."

"Then I can't tell you."

[BoosterBronze]

In "Maverick" when Mel Gibson's character runs into Danny Glover. Priceless moment.

[Ontir]

The unneccessary narration in the New World!