Great Quotes

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Movie: Our Little Girl(1935)


Rolfe Brent:
Why don't you like me, Molly? I like you. I like you and your mother and your daddy.

Molly Middleton:
I don't care! We don't like you! We wish you'd go away and never come back!

Rolfe Brent:
Who's we, Molly? Your mother?


[Molly nods]


Rolfe Brent:
Are you sure?


[Molly runs away]



Movie: Tales of Symphonia (VG)(2003)


Kratos Aurion:
Don't do anything you'll regret...



Movie: Halfway to Heaven and Hell(2003)


God:
If you happen to see a seven headed dragon... run...



Movie: U Turn(1997)


Grace:
[laughing insanely] You hit me... Bobby!


[stops laughing]


Grace:
You motherfucker!



Movie: Tapeheads(1988)


Ivan Alexeev:
Josh, losing those jobs is the best thing that ever happened to us! We're free to pursue our destiny!

Josh Tager:
What, abysmal failure?

Ivan Alexeev:
Negativity festers in you, man!



Movie: Off the Map(2003)


George:
[about his psychiatrist] I might ask her to marry me.

Arlene:
Marry you? George, really?


George:
She's a gentle person. She's very thoughtful. She cares.

Arlene:
You pay her to care. George, you ought not to confuse romance with business.



Movie: Ultimo tango a Parigi(1972)


Jeanne:
Olympia is the personification of domestic virtue: faithful, economic and racist.




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Saudi Arabia 'may allow' cinemas after three-decade ban - Daily Telegraph

Mon, 22 Dec 2008 01:09:00 GMT
The chief of Saudi Arabia's powerful religious police has said some movies may be acceptable in the kingdom, despite a three-decade ban on cinemas, local press reported on Sunday.

'Yes Man' tops weekend box office - Asheville Citizen-Times

Sun, 21 Dec 2008 23:08:00 GMT
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Saudi Arabia 'may allow' cinemas after three-decade ban - Daily Telegraph

Mon, 22 Dec 2008 01:09:00 GMT
The chief of Saudi Arabia's powerful religious police has said some movies may be acceptable in the kingdom, despite a three-decade ban on cinemas, local press reported on Sunday.

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