Finish the Famous Movie Line! (3)

[A] Beauty killed the Beast. | Carl Denham's poetic conclusion to Manhattan's worst monster rampage.

[C] she walks into mine. | Bogart's lament when destiny walks through Rick's Café door.

[B] we have the stars. | Bette Davis choosing cosmic romance over conventional happiness.

[C] she gave me a pen. | Lloyd Dobler summarizing teenage heartbreak through office supply exchange.

[D] You killed my father. Prepare to die | Vengeance never sounded so polite, delivered with Spanish accent perfection.

[C] and a nice Chianti. | Hannibal Lecter making cannibalism sound like fine dining recommendations.

[D] not every man really lives. | William Wallace philosophizing between brutal medieval battle scenes.

[D] laser beams attached to their heads | Dr. Evil's reasonable villain request meets budget constraints hilariously.

[D] just wait longer! | Jim Carrey's logic for potentially infinite rescue missions.

[C] could you milk me? | De Niro testing son-in-law's agricultural claims uncomfortably.

[A] drawn that way. | Jessica Rabbit excusing her curves with cartoon logic.

[A] we have a problem. | Tom Hanks understatement while floating toward certain doom.

[A] do I feel lucky? Well, do ya, punk? | Clint Eastwood turning bullet counting into psychological warfare.

[C] offer he can't refuse | Marlon Brando redefining negotiation tactics with implied horse heads.

[B] napalm in the morning. | Robert Duvall finding joy in chemical warfare over coffee.

[C] this is the war room | Peter Sellers serving peak irony about military logic gone wrong.