There's a similar moment in Sahara - after their desperate improvised plan turns out to save the day, Steve Zahn and Matthew McConaughey say "There's NO WAY that should have worked." 

A lot of things in Sahara don't work, but that line is gold.

Great minds

This one just came into my head the other day, from the first NuWho episode:

Rose Tyler:  If you're an alien, how come you sound like you're from the North?
The Doctor:  Lots of planets have a North!

Christopher Eccleston has a strong Manchester accent, and it's a nice little indirect callback to the fact that, up until relatively recently in the grand scheme of things, if you wanted to work as an actor in the UK you had to lose your regional accent.  Many people who you think of as having very typically plummy Received Pronunciation British accents didn't grow up speaking that way.  Tom Baker, for example, is from Liverpool and Patrick Stewart is from Yorkshire.  (And actually the Sixth Doctor, Colin Baker, was also from Manchester.)

...both of whom have knighthoods now! *

Just watching Where Eagles Dare (1968), the WW2 movie with Richard Burton and Clint Eastwood. Because it's a war movie, you'd expect the cast to be principally male, but Burton's character has a couple of game female agents posing as servant girls behind enemy lines.

When Eastwood meets the second one after climbing in a window off a cable car, he wearily observes "You seem to have a lot of women stashed around this country, major."

Also from Pirates 3: Jack is about to escape from Beckett's ship by tying himself to a rope slung over a yardarm and tied to a cannon, in an attempt to launch himself over to the Black Pearl.
Beckett catches him in the act, exclaiming "you're mad!"
Jack responds, "Thank goodness for that! If I wasn't it would probably never work."

Also a more subtle one from Pirates 1: Gibbs introduces Mr. Cotton, whose tongue has been cut out. So, Gibbs says, "He trained the parrot to speak for him......no one's yet figured out how."

Now that I think about it, Pirates did this a lot.

From Archer
The complete lack of subtlety about it just makes this funnier to me.

Disclaimer: if you dislike the tone of a post I make, re-read it in a North/East London accent until it sounds sufficiently playful

I saw the movie tonight, and when this happened, I almost yelled out hanging a lantern!

"For the next year, we'd see him going through other windows in the neighborhood. He'd wave, and we waved back. Nice man. Very helpful."