1c1 < CRC: 0x52C23F0B File: quotes.list Date: Fri Jan 19 00:00:00 1996 --- > CRC: 0x5B4CFB6E File: quotes.list Date: Fri Feb 9 00:00:00 1996 3c3 < This is the Quotes List v1166 [Sun Jan 14 19:34:32 PST 1996] --- > This is the Quotes List v1168 [Mon Feb 5 22:20:37 PST 1996] 31,34c31,34 < Actors | Col Needham | 01/05/96 < Actresses | Col Needham | 01/05/96 < Alternative Names | Michel Hafner | 01/05/96 < Alternative Titles | Michel Hafner | 01/05/96 --- > Actors | Col Needham | 02/02/96 > Actresses | Col Needham | 02/02/96 > Alternative Names | Michel Hafner | 02/02/96 > Alternative Titles | Michel Hafner | 02/02/96 36,47c36,47 < Biographies | Mark Harding | 01/05/96 < Cast Completion | Col Needham | 01/05/96 < Certificates | Mark Harding | 01/05/96 < Cinematographers | Michel Hafner | 01/05/96 < Color Information | Mark Harding | 01/05/96 < Composers | Michel Hafner | 01/05/96 < Costume Designers | Harald Mayr | 01/05/96 < Countries | Mark Harding | 01/05/96 < Crazy Credits | Mark Harding | 01/05/96 < Directors | Col Needham | 01/05/96 < Editors | Harald Mayr | 01/05/96 < Genres | Colin Tinto | 12/22/95 --- > Biographies | Mark Harding | 02/02/96 > Cast Completion | Col Needham | 02/02/96 > Certificates | Mark Harding | 02/02/96 > Cinematographers | Michel Hafner | 02/02/96 > Color Information | Mark Harding | 02/02/96 > Composers | Michel Hafner | 02/02/96 > Costume Designers | Harald Mayr | 02/02/96 > Countries | Mark Harding | 02/02/96 > Crazy Credits | Mark Harding | 02/02/96 > Directors | Col Needham | 02/02/96 > Editors | Harald Mayr | 02/02/96 > Genres | Colin Tinto | 02/02/96 49,55c49,55 < ISO AKA Titles | Peter Simeon | 10/27/95 < Laser Discs | Peter Simeon | 12/29/95 < Literature | Joachim Polzer | 01/05/96 < Locations | Rob Hartill | 01/05/96 < Misc. 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C. (Bud) Baxter: That's the way it crumbles... cookie-wise. > 1017a1027,1033 > [On the night of the Apollo 11 landing] > Jim Lovell: Christopher Columbus, Charles Lindbergh, and Neil > Armstrong. Ha, ha, ha. Neil Armstrong! > > Gene Kranz: Let's work the problem, people! Let's not make things > worse by guessing. > 1497a1514,1515 > Lydia: I myself am strange and unnatural. > 1540a1559,1564 > Charles De Mar giving skiing instructions: Go that way, really fast. > If something gets in your way, turn. > > Tree Trimmer: Now that's a damn shame when folks be throwin' away a > perfectly good white boy like that. > 2249c2273,2283 < King Longshanks: The trouble with Scotland is that it`s full of Scots. --- > William Wallace: The answer is yes. Fight for me, you get to kill the > English. > Stephen: Excellent! > > Wallace: ...and if he were here today he'd consume the English with > fireballs from his eyes and bolts of lightning from his ass! I am > William Wallace! And I see before me an army of my proud countrymen, > here in the defiance of tyranny. What would you do without freedom? > Would you fight, for just one chance? > > King Longshank: The trouble with Scotland is that it`s full of Scots. 2721a2756,2760 > Al Czervik: Hey, doll. Could you scare up another round for our table > over here? And tell the cook this is low grade dogfood. I've had > better food at the ballgame, you know? This steak still has marks > from where the jockey was hitting it. > 2742a2782,2784 > Ty Webb: You're rather attractive for a beautiful girl with a great > body. > 2789a2832,2843 > # California (1946) > > Johnny Trumbo: No court would try you, Captain, because no one would > hold that a black was a man. He was an animal which you beat and > chained, and all he had to offer up against you was a prayer. > Pharaoh Coffin: Bilge, Mr. Trumbo, bilge. Most men love the chains > they wear. They need a master the way they need their mothers. I've > heard such talk from pulpits, "the meek shall inherit the earth." > No, Mr. Trumbo, the earth belongs to the men who make the law, and > the law belongs to the men who can lay it down. > > 2818a2873,2889 > # Captain Kidd (1945) > > Capt. William Kidd: There's none would be so loyal, nor fight so > desperate, as cutthroats under sentence of death...if they knew that > at the end of the voyage a royal pardon would be in their pockets. > King William III: I shall hold you responsible for their good conduct. > Capt. William Kidd: Between their conduct and mine, your majesty, > there will be little to choose. > > Orange Povey: You cold-gutted shark. > Capt. William Kidd: Ahh! ...You're a flatterer. > > [Adam Mercy unearths a skull] > Adam Mercy: Who might this be? > Orange Povey: Perhaps a man that asked too many questions. > > 3103a3175,3181 > # Chicken Every Sunday (1948) > > Emily Hefferan: There are other homes in town that take in guests. > Rita Kirby: Yeah, I tried 'em all. Those dumps are full too. I > mean... nice place you got here. > > 3230,3231c3308,3309 < Dante Hicks: You ever notice how all the prices end in nine? Damn < that's errie... --- > Dante Hicks: You ever notice how all the prices end in nine? Damn, > that's eerie... 3236a3315,3325 > Dante Hicks: You went down on him! I thought you said you only had sex > with three guys! > Veronica: I did! Going down on someone isn't having sex! > Dante Hicks: Hown many dicks have you sucked?! > Veronica: Dante... > Dante Hicks: How many?! > Veronica: 36 > Dante Hicks: 36! Including me?! > Veronica: 37... > Dante Hicks: 37! You've sucked 37 dicks?! > 3240a3330,3333 > Dante: What are you going to do for an encore? Anally rape my mother > while pouring sugar in my gas tank!? > > 3322a3416,3423 > > Prof. Plum: Is there going to be a cover up? > Wadsworth: Isn't that in the public interest? What could be gained by > exposure? > Prof. Plum: But is the FBI in the habit of cleaning up after multiple > murder? > Wadsworth: Yes. Why do you think it's run by a man called Hoover? > 3592a3694,3696 > Michael Chamberlain: I don't think a lot of people realise how > important innocence is to innocent people. > 3629a3734,3740 > # Dancing in the Dark (1949) > > Mrs. Schlaghammer: You! You! Just who do you think you are? > Emery Slade: I know who I am, Mrs. Schlaghammer. What's more, I know > who my father was. And that, around here, is a unique distinction. > > 3666a3778,3792 > # Dead Man Walking (1996) > > State trooper: You're a nun. I gave a ticket to an IRS agent one > time. I got audited the next year. I don't think I'll give you a > ticket. > > Sister Helen Prejean: Look at you. Death is looking down your neck, > and you're playing your little male come on games. > > Matthew Poncelet: It's quiet. Only three days left. Plenty of time to > read my Bible and look for a loophole. > > Sister Helen Prejean: It's not faith, it's work. > > 3728a3855,3867 > # Dear Ruth (1947) > > Miriam Wilkins on phone: I'll talk to you later. A prominent member of > the last generation just walked in. > > Judge Wilkins: I hope the young fellow that gets my blood doesn't need > it too badly, because I have no confidence in it. > > Miriam Wilkins: He was lonely and frightened, and-- and he poured his > heart out to me. > Judge Wilkins: Who's going to pour it back? > > 4128a4268,4284 > # Dragonwyck (1946) > > Miranda Wells: But there's everything here you could possibly want! > Ephraim Wells: Everything is what no man should ever want. > > Johanna Van Ryn: What can you possibly do up there? > Nicholas Van Ryn: Possibly? Anything from pinning butterflies to > hiding an insane twin brother. Actually, I read. I hope that my > explanation satisfies you? > > Nicholas Van Ryn: But I will not live by ordinary standards. I will > not run with the pack. I will not be chained into a routine of > living which is the same for others. I will not look to the ground > and move on the ground with the rest: so long as there are those > mountaintops, and clouds, and limitless space. > > 4179a4336,4343 > # Dunston Checks In (1996) > > Mrs. Dubrow: I like psychotic people. They get things done. > > Lord Rutledge: From the look of my soup I'd say someone in your > kitchen has a serious hair loss problem. > > 4216a4381,4384 > [Nurses attempt to wake a sickly man.] > Jim: Can I have his shoes when he's dead? > Dr. Rawlins: God you're a pragmatist, Jim. > 4427a4596,4601 > # Eye for An Eye (1995) > > Karen McCann: Why don't you offer him a candy bar and maybe he will > confess? > > 4487a4662,4670 > # Farmer Takes a Wife, The (1953) > > Lucy Cashdollar: Don't forget, I'm a five time widow, and when they > died they all left me everything they owned. Rest their souls. > Fortune Friendly: What do you want with me? I'm broke. > Lucy Cashdollar: Well, I figure after five rich husbands, the next one > would be on the house. > > 4501a4685,4687 > Jeff Spicoli: All I need is a cool buzz, some tasty waves, and I'm > fine. > 4907a5094,5102 > # Footlight Serenade (1942) > > Bruce McKay: She's closed up more nightclubs than the chief of police! > > Tommy Lundy: Will you come into my dressing room? Said the spider to > the fly. > Pat Lambert: Oh, thank you, Mr. Spider, but I'm very, very shy. > > 5135a5331,5334 > Sgt. Hartman: Bullshit! It looks to me like the best part of you ran > down the crack of your mama's ass and ended up as a brown stain on > the mattress. > 5137a5337,5339 > Animal Mother: If I'm going to die for a word, then my word's > poontang. > 5170a5373,5384 > # Georgia (1995) > > Georgia: What are you drinking? > Sadie: You know me. Whatever is cheap or free. > > Sadie: In the dark we're all scared. We're all scared, and there are > more of us all the time. > > Georgia: I want to know what you do locked away in that bathroom for > half an hour. > > 5720a5935,5939 > # Hard Ticket to Hawaii (1987) > > Seth Romero: If brains were birdshit you'd have a clean cage. > > 5824a6044,6046 > Neil McCauley: I do what I do best, I take scores. You do what you do > best, try to stop guys like me. > 5932a6155,6159 > # Hellbound: Hellraiser II (1988) > > Pinhead: Your suffering will be legendary, even in hell! > > 5939a6167,6171 > # Hellraiser (1987) > > Lead Cenobite: No tears, please. It's a waste of good suffering. > > 6134a6367,6369 > Myerson: The son-of-a-bitch is dead. > Cutter: The son-of-a-bitch better stay dead. > 6164a6400,6403 > Rudy: Do you know what I had for breakfast this morning rookie? How > do you say... I had Sonny side up, und I had Sonny side down, und I > had Sonny side all ze vay around. > 6886a7126,7131 > Harris K. Telemacher: Why is it that you don't always recognize the > moment when love begins but you always know when it ends? > > Harris K. Telemacher: A kiss may not be the truth but it is what we > wish were true. > 6931a7177,7182 > Sarah: Give me the child. Through dangers untold and hardships > unnumbered, I have fought my way here to the castle beyond the > Goblin City to take back the child that you have stolen, for my will > is as strong as yours, and my kingdom is as great. You have no power > over me. > 7258a7510,7511 > T.E. Lawrence: My fear is my concern. > 7282a7536,7542 > Ben: I came here to drink myself to death. > Sera: How long will it take you? > Ben: I'd say about three to four weeks. > > Ben: I am a drunk, and you're a hooker. I am a person who is totally > at ease with this. > 7286a7547,7549 > Ben: Giving you money makes me want to come. > Sera: Then come. > 7392a7656,7660 > # Lipstick (1976) > > Kathy: He tried to kill me with his penis! > > 7514a7783,7788 > # Lost Weekend, The (1945) > > Don Birnam: Most men lead lives of quiet desperation. I can't take > quiet desperation! > > 7648a7923,7925 > Joel Cairo: You always have a very smooth explanation... > Sam Spade: What do you want me to do-- learn to stutter? > 7809,7810c8086,8087 < Mrs. Banks: Though we adore men individually, we agree that as a group < they're rather stupid. --- > Mrs. Banks singing: Though we adore men individually, we agree that as > a group they're rather stupid. 7813a8091,8100 > Jane and Michael singing: If you don't scold and dominate us / We will > never give you cause to hate us / We won't hide your spectacles so > you can't see / Put toads in your bed or pepper in your tea. > > George Banks singing: A man has dreams of walking with giants / To > carve his niche in the edifice of time. / Before the mortar of his > seal / Has a chance to congeal / The cup is dashed from his lips / > The flame is snuffed a-borning / He's brought to wrack and ruin in > his prime. > 7907a8195,8209 > # Meet Me After the Show (1951) > > Jeff Ames: I whipped her into shape with my bare hands! > Tim Wayne: You did? *Nice* job! > > Tilly: Mrs. Ames, if you sit around here much longer, moss will be > growing on your north side. > > Delilah Lee singing: Men are nothin' but trouble, trouble, trouble. A > horse is a good clean animal. > > Delilah Lee: Take your fingers out of your mouth, buster, and speak > up. I wouldn't bite you... even if you appealed to me. > > 8178a8481,8488 > Tim: Follow. But! Follow only if ye be men of valour, for the entrance > to this cave is guarded by a creature so foul, so cruel that no man > yet has fought with it and lived! Bones of full fifty men lie strewn > about its lair. So, brave knights, if you do doubt your courage or > your strength, come no further, for death awaits you all with nasty, > big, pointy teeth. > Arthur: What an eccentric performance. > 8317a8628,8633 > # Murder by Death (1976) > > Sidney Wang: Conversation like television set on honeymoon: > unnecessary. > > 8619a8936,8937 > Bluto: Grab a brew. Don't cost nothin'. > 8632a8951,8957 > Ellen Griswold: Clark, let's just skip the house of mud. I think Dodge > City was enough for one day. Besides, Catherine and Eddie are > expecting us. > Clark Griswold: It's living history Ellen. But if you'd rather see > your cousins it's okay by me. Personally I'd rather see a pile of > mud than Eddie. > 8756a9082,9084 > Jack Kelly: That's the first thing you gotta learn. Headlines don't > sell papes. Newsies sell papes. > 8913a9242,9246 > # Now, Voyager (1942) > > Charlotte Vale: Let's not ask for the moon when we have the stars. > > 9065a9399,9408 > # Orgy of the Dead (1965) > > Ruler of the Dark: Torture! Torture! It pleasures me! > > > # Othello (1995) > > Iago: Pleasure and action make the hours seem short. > > 9153a9497,9500 > General George S. Patton Jr.: When you put your hand in a pile of goo > that a minute ago was your best friend's face, you'll know what to > do. > 9192a9540,9565 > # Perfect Furlough, The (1958) > > Colonel Leland: We even have his pre-Army record. He is the only high > school student who was ever sued for breach of promise by his > teacher. > > Paul Hodges: Lieutenant. As a psychologist to a patient, what's wrong > with me? > Lt. Vicki Loren: Well, I don't know you well enough to say. > Paul Hodges: Well, I do know there's something wrong with me. For an > example, here I am a grown man and I still like women. > Lt. Vicki Hodges: There's absolutely nothing abnormal about a man > liking women, Corporal. But there is a limit. > Paul Hodges: What do you do after you catch the limit? You throw the > next one back? > > Liz Baker: Oh, come off it, Lieutenant, admit it! The guy bugs you. > Lt. Vicki Loren: As far as I'm concerned, a bug is something you find > crawling in your bed. > Liz Baker: I rest my case. > > Colonel Leland: He's loose in Paris? > Harvey Franklin: ...Well? > Liz Baker: Well...everybody's loose in Paris. > > 9677a10051,10071 > Jules: What does Marsellus Wallace look like? > Brett: What? > Jules: What country you from? > Brett: What? > Jules: What that ain't no country I ever heard of... they speak > English in what? [pulls out gun] Say "what" again. I dare you, I > double dare you. English, motherfucker, do you speak it? > Brett: Yes. > Jules: Then you know what I'm saying. > Brett: Yes. > Jules: What does Marsellus Wallace look like? > Brett: He's b-b-black... > Jules: Go on. > Brett: Bald.... > Jules: Does he look like a bitch? > Brett: What? [Jules shoots Brett in shoulder] NO! > Jules: Then why you trying to fuck him like a bitch? > Brett: No... > Jules: Yes you were... yes you were, and the only person Marsellus > Wallace likes to be fucked by is Mrs. Wallace. > 9973a10368,10375 > Dr. Meredith: A bit of advice... > Mitch: Oh, uh, thank you... > Dr. Meredith: Always...no, no...never...forget to check your > references. > Mitch: Uh...ok...thank you. I'd better be going. [leaves] > Dr. Meredith to his wife: I think the young people enjoy it when I > "get down" verbally, don't you? > 10240a10643,10654 > King Charles II: For her husband I need a man who is far too fond of > women in general to love one in particular > > King Charles II: Love was the only thing not asked of you. Indeed it > was the only thing expressly forbidden of you. > > Robert Merivel: Fear is our greatest enemy, and hope is our greatest > weapon against the disease. > > Lady Celia Clemence: We live in an age when many are made fools and > many are deceived. > 10570a10985,10990 > # Romeo Is Bleeding (1993) > > Jack Grimaldi: So you're the big hoodlum? Personally, I don't see it. > Mona Demarkov: Keep lookin'. > > 10720a11141,11144 > Lili Beth: I'm sorry, sir, but I really must announce you. > Leonide: My dear girl, if I allowed myself to be announced, I doubt I > would be received anywhere! > 10738a11163,11165 > Tony Montana: All I have in this world is balls and my word and I > don't break 'em for no one. You understand? > 10793a11221,11229 > # Schindler's List (1993) > > Itzhak Stern: Let me understand. They put up all the money. I do all > the work. What, if you don't mind my asking, would you do? > Oskar Schindler: I'd make sure it's known the company's in business. > I'd see that it had a certain panache. That's what I'm good at. > Not the work, not the work... the presentation. > > 10805a11242,11249 > # School Ties (1992) > > Dillon: You know, I'm still gonna get in to Harvard. And in 20 years > no one will remeber that any of this happened. But you'll still be a > goddamn Jew. > David: And you'll still be a prick. > > 10821a11266,11272 > Detective David Mills: Just because a guy's got a fucking library card > doesn't make him Yoda. > > Detective David Mills: He's a wacko ! He's probably out there right > now running around in his grandma's underwear... smearin' peanut > butter all over himself! > 10837a11289,11301 > Marianne: Can he really love her? Can the soul really be satisfied > with such polite affections? To love is to burn, to be on fire, all > full of passion... > Elinor: What do you know of my heart? What do you know of anything > but your own suffering. For weeks, Marianne, I've had this pressing > on me without being at liberty to discuss it with a single soul. > Having it forced on me by the very person whose prior claims laid > ruin to all my hopes. I have endured her exultations again and > again whilst knowing myself to be divided from Edward forever. > Believe me, Marianne, had I not been bound to silence I could have > provided proof enough of a broken heart, even for you. > Robert Ferrars: An excellent notion. > 11101,11102c11565,11566 < Cosmo: Talking pictures, that means, that i'm out of a job. At last I < can start suffering and write out that symphony. --- > Cosmo: Talking pictures, that means I'm out of a job. At last I can > start suffering and write that symphony. 11105c11569 < Cosmo: Oh, thanks. At last I can stop suffering and write that --- > Cosmo: Oh, thanks, R.F.! At last I can stop suffering and write that 11108,11109c11572,11573 < Lena Lamont: Why, I make more money than Calvin Coolidge, put < together! --- > Lina Lamont: Why, I make more money than-- than-- than Calvin > Coolidge, put together! 11111c11575,11576 < Lena Lamont: I am a shimmering, glowing star in the cinema firmament. --- > Lena Lamont: "People"? I ain't "people." I am a-- "a shimmering, > glowing star in the cinema firmament." 11145,11146c11610,11616 < Jonah Baldwin: Talk to her dad. She's a doctor. < Samuel Baldwin: Of what? Her first name could be Doctor... --- > Jonah Baldwin: Talk to her, dad. She's a doctor. > Samuel Baldwin: Of what? Her first name could be Doctor. > > [Reiner, Rob]: Well, this is fate! She's divorced, we don't want to > redo the cabinets, and you need a wife. What do they call it when > everything intersects? > Sam: The Bermuda Triangle. 11178a11649,11658 > # So Evil My Love (1948) > > Kitty Feathers: Oh, Mark! You say things so prettily. But I never > quite know what's going on inside your head. > Mark Bellis: One day I'll tell you. You may not like it. > > Mark Bellis: Scruples again? > Olivia Harwood: No. I'm beyond that now. > > 11266a11747,11749 > Sugar Kane: It's the story of my life. I always get the fuzzy end of > the lollipop. > 11323a11807,11808 > Barf: I'm a mog: half man, half dog. I'm my own best friend! > 11418a11904,11906 > Dr. Alex Brulov: Good night and sweet dreams... which we'll analyze in > the morning. > 11558a12047,12050 > Admiral James T. Kirk: I suppose you're about to remind me that logic > alone dictates your actions? > Captain Spock: I would not remind you of that which you know so well. > 11592a12085,12089 > # Star Trek V: The Final Frontier (1989) > > Kirk: What does God want with a Starship? > > 11620a12118,12119 > C-3PO: We seem to be made to suffer. It's our lot in life. > 11634a12134,12136 > Han Solo: Watch your mouth, kid, or you're gonna find yourself > floating home. > 11646a12149,12152 > [Two stormtroopers are posted near the tractor beam power terminal.] > Stormtrooper: Do you know what's going on? > Other stormtrooper: Maybe it's another drill. > 11808a12315,12316 > Blanche DuBois: Oh look, we have created enchantment! > 11827a12336,12344 > # Sudden Death (1995) > > Joshua Foss: What do I want? World peace, an end to bigotry, and no > more mini-malls. > > Announcer: He hit his head on the ice. He hit it so hard that his kids > will be born dizzy. > > 12015a12533,12540 > Arvid: I would rather belong to any one...ANYONE, than belong to the > Nazis like you do. > Peter: That's because you have everything backwards. Nazis go anywhere > they want, do anything they want, everyone gets out of our way. > Arvid: Quiz time. Got your glasses on. > Peter: What? > Arvid: It means you don't know who your friends are. > 12317a12843,12845 > Nigel Tufnel: It's like, how much more black could this be? and the > answer is none. None more black. > 12397a12926,12930 > # Timecop (1994) > > McComb: Never interrupt me when I'm talking to myself. > > 12402a12936,12947 > H. H. Hughson: You are a man of obvious good taste in everything. Why > did you... > John Robie: Why did I take up stealing? To live better, to own things > I couldn't afford, to acquire this good taste that you now enjoy and > which I should be very reluctant to give up. > Hughson: Then you are frankly dishonest. > John Robie: I try to be. > > Hughson: The pastries are light as air. > John Robie: Germaine has very sensitive hands and an exceedingly light > touch. She strangled a German general -- without a sound. > 12551a13097 > 12754a13301,13308 > # Two if by Sea (1996) > > Frank O'Brien: People like us are born in little houses and die in > little houses, and we've got to find happiness somewhere in between. > > Todd: Girls like muscles. They like muscles and romantic dinners. > > 13001a13556,13564 > # Victim (1961) > > Detective Inspector Harris: Someone once called this law against > homosexuality the blackmailer's charter. > Melville Farr: Is that how you feel about it? > Detective Inspector Harris: I'm a policeman, sir. I don't have > feelings. > > 13135c13698 < Wayne Campbell: I like the cream of some young man. --- > Wayne Campbell: I like the cream of "sum yung gai." 13497a14061,14062 > Wizard of Oz: Pay no attention to that man behind the curtain. > 13523c14088 < Crystal: There's a word for you ladies, but it is seldom used in high --- > Crystal: There's a name for you ladies, but it isn't used in high 13553a14119,14120 > > Wallace: Ah, well, it's no use prevaricating about the bush...