If life was like the movies, we’d all have love interests running around spouting off infinitely quotable, romantic lines.

Since life isn’t like the movies, we all just have to settle for getting those romantic lines tattooed permanently on our bodies. What is love, after all, but a permanent mark? We think we heard someone say that in a movie once, at least.

Ahead, check out 11 tattoo interpretations of some of our favorite romantic movie quotes.

“The Fault In Our Stars”
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HAZEL: I fell in love the way you fall asleep: Slowly, and then all at once.
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“Titanic”
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JACK: Where to, miss?
ROSE: To the stars.
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“Casablanca”
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RICK: We’ll always have Paris.
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“The Notebook”
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NOAH: If you’re a bird, I’m a bird.
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“Love Actually”
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PETER: To me, you are perfect.
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“Twilight”

VOICEOVER: And so the lion fell in love with the lamb.
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“Harry Potter”
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DUMBLEDORE: After all this time?
SNAPE: Always.
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“Gone With The Wind”
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SCARLETT: I’ll think of some way to get him back. After all, tomorrow is another day.
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“The Princess Bride”
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GRANDPA: That day, she was amazed to discover that when he was saying “As you wish”, what he meant was, “I love you.” And even more amazing was the day she realized she truly loved him back.
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“Moulin Rouge!”
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In the battle of robotic body armors, the field is really narrowed to only two worthy contenders: Cruise versus Damon.

Last year, Matt Damon screwed an iPod into the back of his head and drilled robo-body armor into his back in “Elysium.” He had to basically outrun cancer, and robot legs helped him to do that. Also: guns.

This weekend, Tom Cruise suits up for battle in “Edge of Tomorrow” in a quest to, well, save mankind. Guns are also useful for that.

The real question on our minds is, of course, who wore it best? Does Cruise’s fully operational cruiser take the cake, or do Damon’s screwy armor plates win? Check it out, and vote in the poll below.

Who wore it best?

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Beloved comedy “Ghostbusters” celebrates its 30th anniversary of its release on June 8, and Vanity Fair has marked the occasion with a big, behind the scenes feature that every die-hard fan has jumped on. The filmmakers and actors dished on the secret scoop of the cult favorite. No matter how many times you’ve seen the infinitely quotable movie, however, there’s always something new to learn.

Ahead, the six most surprising things we learned about “Ghostbusters.”

The Slimer Is Based On John Belushi
Dan Aykroyd was originally writing the film for himself and “Saturday Night Live” buddy John Belushi to star in, but midway through the writing process, Belushi died of a heroin overdose.

He does make an appearance in the final film — kinda. The Slimer, Akyroyd said, was based on “John’s body. I will admit to having an inspiration along those lines.”

Sigourney Weaver’s Character Was Model Material
Love interest Dana, played by Sigourney Weaver, was originally written as a model, but became a musician at Weaver’s suggestion.

“She could be kind of uptight and a bit strict, but you know she has a soul because she plays the cello,” Weaver said.

Bill Murray Will Turn Your World Upside-Down…Literally.
Weaver recalled her first meeting in New York with Murray, saying it was somewhat symbolic.

“I went over and I introduced myself and he said, ‘Hello, Susan,’” she said. “[Then] he picked me up and put me over his shoulder and walked down the block with me. . . . It was a great metaphor ...

Reporting by Josh Horowitz.

Though after “The Fault In Our Stars” opens tomorrow (June 6) Ansel Elgort and Shailene Woodley will be forever cemented in fans’ minds as Augustus Waters and Hazel Grace Lancaster, the movie could have very easily ended up looking totally different. Nat Wolff, who plays Gus’s blind BFF Isaac in the movie, actually did a full screen test and audition for the role of Gus.

Playing Isaac, he told MTV News, didn’t even occur to him while he was auditioning.

“I hadn’t really been thinking about that role, and once I got it, I was like, ‘This is a deep role,’ ” he said.

To research the role, he met blind people to see how they acted and how they felt about not being able to see. In the end, he loved that Isaac was a funny character, “but there was an edge to him, to his reality.”

“The Fault In Our Stars” hits theaters June 6.

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Shailene Woodley is everywhere these days, from leading the “Divergent” franchise to wearing a cannula and making millions of people cry in “The Fault In Our Stars,” which debuts in theaters this weekend on June 6.

Woodley isn’t just a movie star, though: she’s also an eccentric who’s been compared to America’s BFF, Jennifer Lawrence. And, much like our beloved J-Law, Woodley has a few….eccentricities.

From sunning her vagina to making out with her brother, here are the eight Shailene Woodliest Shailene Woodley quotes ever quoted by Shailene Woodley.

On her curves, and losing some of them in “Divergent” prep: “My boobs shrank. No one tells you that when you lose weight. No bra, no problem.”

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On Brie Larson: “We have a primal connection.”

On her morning ritual: ” The second I wake up, I scream very loudly, “Good morning! Good morning!” And then I scream out, ‘Exciting day! Exciting day!’ I feel like it completely sets the mood for the whole day.”

On hugging: “You have only 30 seconds with a new person. I will give you a hug so you know I’m real, and then you’re real too.”

On mushroom powder: “It tastes like dirt. But I like the taste of dirt.”

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