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Dr. Dakota Block: [looking at the glove compartment] I want you to open that for mommy. Can you?
[he opens it, and there is a gun sitting inside]
Dr. Dakota Block: Take the gun.
[He takes it]
Dr. Dako...

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Cherry: It's go go, not cry cry. | It's go go Not cry cry Cherry

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Stuntman Mike: Well Pam, which way you goin' left or right?
Pam: Right.
Stuntman Mike: Aww, that's too bad.
Pam: Why?
Stuntman Mike: Well, because there was a fifty-fifty shot on whether you'd be goin...

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Stuntman Mike: Do I frighten you?
[Arlene nods]
Stuntman Mike: Is it my scar?
Arlene: It's your car.
Stuntman Mike: Yeah, I know. I'm sorry. It's my mom's car. | Do I frighten you Is it my scar It's y...

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Mr. C. Junior: Sorry to be so long, cuz.
[Mr Conductor approaches him, looking exasperated]
Mr. C. Junior: But, better late than never?
Mr. Conductor: [dismayed] Junior, we're all out of gold dust, ar...

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Mr. Conductor: [Sir Topham Hatt phones to Mr. Conductor] Oh, good afternoon, Sir... A real honor, Sir; Like my family before me... and how is Lady Hatt? Yes... Watch out for Diesel, definitely... And...

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Mr. Conductor: [looking straight into the camera and addressing the children watching the movie, and indicating the flour sacks he landed on after being thrown by Diesel 10] Did YOU put all this here...

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Diesel 10: [starts chasing Thomas, Lady, and Burnett Stone] Now I'll get you, Burnett Stone!
Grandpa Burnett Stone: No, you won't, because the magic you refused to believe in will get the better of yo...

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Thomas: Little engines can do big things! | Come on Lady Little engines can do big things

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Sherry: [In bed with Colin and Jeremy] Okay, take my pants off. Just pull 'em off. Okay now... try to fuck me. | Okay take my pants off Just pull 'em off Okay now try to fuck me Try to fuck me

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Sherry: [to Colin and Jeremy at the bar] Okay okay, yeah yeah... you don't have to fight. Cause guess what - it's fun to share. Ha! You know about sharing?
[Kisses Colin. Kisses Jeremy]
Sherry: Let's ...

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Sean Dawkins: Wrestling's not FAKE! | Wrestling's not fake

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Goldberg: Can you... say it now?
Cashier: I'm your bitch and you're my daddy.
Jimmy King: Rolled right off his tongue. | Can you say it now I'm your bitch and you're my daddy Rolled right off his tong...

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Mr. Boggs: Just cause it's your dream doesn't make it right or noble or whatever! Charles Manson was following his dream! Joseph Stalin, Michael Bolton, you get my point? | Just because it's your...

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Kyle: [to Michael Delany] Two things I hate: Chicks who want commitment, and asshoIes who want to borrow money. | Two things I hate Chicks who want commitment and assholes who want to borrow money

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[first lines]
Jonas Mekas: I have never been able, really, to figure out where my life begins and where it ends. I have never, never been able to figure it all out, what's all about. What it all means...

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Ray: Could it be that... to do with something like I had a bad fall and I think I might have broken the bone in me cock?
Dominic: Could have, could have. Cause the thing what happens is, right, from t...

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Matthew: You fucking Anglo-Saxon! | You fucking Anglo Saxon

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Jonny: [narrating in clown paint] The first time I saw him, there he was. London's biggest gangster, singing on his karaoke. Well, that's another thing about gangsters, we're all performers. | First...

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Jonny: Jude explained it wasn't an act of cruelty, it was an act of discipline. When I pulled those wings off I knew he was right. He showed me you could gain strength through violence and with power...

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Jonny: [handing Jude a gun] Here.
Jude: Is that for me?
Jonny: Yeah. It's loaded, be careful.
Jude: Are we going tooled up?
Jonny: Yeah. I'll show you how to use it on the way down. Don't point it at ...

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Jude: Shut up a minute, Jonny. Listen to me. Don't ever, ever, interrupt me in that situation again. No one cares what you have to think or say in that situation. If Ray had been here he'd rip your...

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Ray: Fix bayonets! | Fix bayonets

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Fat Alan: That's all very well, Jon, but a blade ain't a really effective weapon when you're up against someone who is trained in several different kinds of martial arts. No really, mate, these hands...

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Sadie: [looks at the jewelry box Ray gives her] What's this?
Ray: It's a present.
Sadie: [opens the box and sees the ring] Baby! What are you trying to say?
Ray: Well, what do you think I'm trying to ...

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Matthew: Enter the fuckin' dragon! | Enter the fucking dragon

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Lily Bart: Soon everybody will be leaving - for Newport and Bar Harbor and Long Island. And me to a hotel in broiling New York. | Soon everybody will be leaving for Newport and Bar Harbour and Long...

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Mrs. Carry Fisher: Lily, you must marry - as soon as you can.
Lily Bart: Do you mean to recommend me to a good man's love?
Mrs. Carry Fisher: No, I don't think either of my candidates would answer to ...

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Mrs. Carry Fisher: Talk about *love* making people jealous it's nothing to social ambition. | Talk about love making people jealous It's nothing to social ambition

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Mrs. Carry Fisher: What do you say to putting a few things in a trunk and spending the summer with me and the Gormers?
Lily Bart: To take me out of my friends' way, you mean?
Mrs. Carry Fisher: To kee...

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Lily Bart: I saw nothing. I know nothing.
George Dorset: Just say what you know and the way will be clear for us both.
Lily Bart: I know nothing.
George Dorset: You're sacrificing both of us.
Lily Bar...

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Lily Bart: Well, what is truth? Where a woman is concerned, it's a story that's easiest to believe. | Well what is truth Where a woman is concerned it's a story that's easiest to believe

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Mrs. Carry Fisher: A clever woman would know just when to play her cards right, but Lily's never been very clever in that way. | A clever woman would know when to play her cards right But she's never...

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Mrs. Peniston: I shall certainly not do anything that gives the impression that I countenance your behavior.
Lily Bart: Aunt Julia, I will be disgraced!
Mrs. Peniston: I consider that you *are* disgra...

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Lily Bart: Well? What happened? What will happen?
Lawrence Selden: Nothing, as yet. And nothing in the future, I think.
Lily Bart: You're sure?
Lawrence Selden: I'm not sure, but I'm a good deal surer...

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George Dorset: You would not have cared for the denouement.
Lily Bart: The denouement? Isn't that too big a word for a small incident? | You wouldn't have liked the denouement The denouement Isn't tha...

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Lily Bart: We lost you, as much as you mislaid us. | After all we lost you as much as you mislaid us

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Mrs. Peniston: [scornfully] It's true, then. You play cards for money. Do you play on Sundays?
Lily Bart: You are hard on me, Aunt Julia. I have never really cared for cards and one hates to be though...

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Mrs. Peniston: Does he mean to divorce then marry her?
Grace: No, it's - it's a flirtation, nothing more.
Mrs. Peniston: A flirtation? With a married man? Such things were never heard of in my day. | ...

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Lily Bart: How dare you compromise me in this way!
Augustus 'Gus' Trenor: Don't take that high tone with me. I've been patient enough. After all, the man who pays for the dinner is generally allowed a...

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Lily Bart: What more do you have to say to me?
Augustus 'Gus' Trenor: Go home. | What more do you have to say to me Go home

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Lily Bart: Why do we never see each other?
Lawrence Selden: I have my law practice, and - you're always surrounded by admirers. | Why do we never see each other I have my law practice and you're alway...

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Mrs. Peniston: Do people say he's in love with her?
Grace: People *always* say unpleasant things. | Do people say he's in love with her People always say unpleasant things

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Lawrence Selden: They met six weeks ago at Bertha Dorset's and have been devoted ever since. The engagement is to be announced next week. They say it will be *just* the nicest marriage possible. One...

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Grace: Mr Selden tells me that socially Mr Rosedale is very ubiquitous now. | Mr Selden tells me that socially Mr Rosedale is very ubiquitous now

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Mrs. Peniston: Jennings, we will take tea in the upstairs sitting room. Lily, you can read me the obituaries.
Lily Bart: Oh, Aunt Julia, Grace does it so much better than me. She can make even the mos...

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Lawrence Selden: Waiting for me, I hope.
Lily Bart: Waiting to see if you would come.
Lawrence Selden: Weren't you sure that I would?
Lily Bart: If I waited long enough. But I only had a limited time ...

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Lawrence Selden: You will marry someone very rich.
Lily Bart: What a miserable future you foresee for me.
Lawrence Selden: Haven't you seen it for yourself?
Lily Bart: Of course. But it seems so much ...

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Lawrence Selden: You see? I came after all. | You see I came after all

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Lawrence Selden: I always like to see what you're doing. You're such a wonderful spectacle. | I like to see what you're doing You're such a wonderful spectacle

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Lily Bart: Why don't you say it, Judy? I have the reputation for being on the hunt for a husband. | Why don't you say it Judy I have the reputation for being on the hunt for a husband

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Bertha Dorset: I came across this morning from Mount Kisco in the motor car. I had to kick up my heels at Garrisons for an hour without even a cigarette. | I came this morning from Mount Kisco in the...

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Judy Trenor: Did you know his father made a fortune out of inventing a device which excludes fresh air from hotels? | Did you know his father made a fortune out of inventing a device which excludes...

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Judy Trenor: She *is* dangerous. And you are not nasty. And for always getting what she wants in the long run, commend me to a nasty woman.
Lily Bart: I thought you were so fond of Bertha.
Judy Trenor...

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Bertha Dorset: I wish the men would always stay away. It's really much nicer without them. Oh, you don't count, George. One never talks to one's husband.
Judy Trenor: But, wives never like their husba...

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Lily Bart: Oh, if I could only do over my aunt's drawing room I know I should be a better woman.
Lawrence Selden: Is it so very bad?
Lily Bart: That shows how seldom you come there. Why don't you come...

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Lily Bart: There are men who dislike me - and others who are afraid of me. They think I want to marry them. But I don't think that you dislike me. And you can't possibly think that I want to marry...

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Lawrence Selden: How is life at Richfield?
Grace: Quiet. Aunt Peniston sees very little company.
Lawrence Selden: I'm sure your being there gave her much pleasure.
Grace: Yes, I am as reliable as roas...

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Lily Bart: If you would forgive your enemy, first inflict a hurt on them. | If you would forgive your enemy first inflict a hurt on them

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Mrs. Peniston: To grow richer, when at a time when most people's investments are shrinking strikes me as being in very bad taste.
Grace: But society still uses such men if only obliquely.
Lily Bart: I...

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Lily Bart: You must suppose me a dull kind of person if you think I never yield to an impulse.
Lawrence Selden: But I don't suppose that. Your genius lies in converting impulses into intentions.
Lily ...

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Lily Bart: Dear Mr Selden, it is stupid of you to be disingenuous. And it isn't like you to be stupid. | Dear Mr Selden it's stupid of you to be disingenuous and it's not like you to be stupid

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Lily Bart: Oh, how delicious to have a place like this all to oneself.
Lawrence Selden: Even women have been known to enjoy the privileges of a flat.
Lily Bart: Governesses, yes. But not poor, marriag...

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Lily Bart: I have been about too long. People are getting tired of me. They are beginning to say that I ought to marry.
Lawrence Selden: Isn't marriage your vocation. Isn't it what you're all brought ...

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Lily Bart: They do fetch such fabulous prices, don't they?
Lawrence Selden: Only the very rich can afford to buy them.
Lily Bart: And you know that I am not rich. But life is very expensive.
[Lawrence...

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Sim Rosedale: [Proposing to Lily] I know you're not in love with me. You're not even fond of me. Yet.
Lily Bart: I am very much flattered by your offer. But I should be selfish and ungrateful if the r...

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Mrs. Peniston: Only someone without family could make such a vulgar remark.
Lily Bart: Aunt Julia, you *are* my family. | Only someone without family could make such a vulgar remark Aunt Julia you are...

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Lily Bart: I have tried. I have tried hard. But life is difficult and I am a useless person. And now I am on the rubbish heap. | I have tried I have tried hard But life is difficult and I'm a useless...

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Lily Bart: Grace, you know Lawrence. If I asked him to help me, told him why - would he loathe me if I told him everything?
Grace: No - you must not do that. He is like other men. They have minds like...