Movie Quotes Update
Today's Movie Quotes:
Movie: Uncle Buck(1989)
Miles:
Where do you live?
Buck:
In the city.
Miles:
You have a house?
Buck:
Apartment.
Miles:
Own or rent?
Buck:
Rent.
Miles:
What do you do for a living?
Buck:
Lots of things.
Miles:
Where's your office?
Buck:
I don't have one.
Miles:
How come?
Buck:
I don't need one.
Miles:
Where's your wife?
Buck:
Don't have one.
Miles:
How come?
Buck:
It's a long story.
Miles:
You have kids?
Buck:
No I don't.
Miles:
How come?
Buck:
It's an even longer story.
Miles:
Are you my Dad's brother?
Buck:
What's your record for consecutive questions asked?
Miles:
38.
Buck:
I'm your Dad's brother alright.
Miles:
You have much more hair in your nose than my Dad.
Buck:
How nice of you to notice.
Miles:
I'm a kid - that's my job.
Movie: The R.M.(2003)
Jared:
Kirby? That's not even a name!
[Later]
Ring seller:
Kirby? That's not even a name.
Movie: Tales from Muppetland: The Frog Prince (TV)(1971)
Taminella:
Don't look so worried, little frogy. There's still a way you can break the spell. I mean, you might just happen to meet a princess. And she might befriend you and take you to live in the palace, and someday she just might kiss you. Then you'll be a prince again.
[laughs]
Taminella:
Doesn't seem so likely, does it?
Movie: A Pair of Briefs(1962)
Sidney Pudney:
Hop it, as the monkey said to the kangaroo.
Movie: Operation: Daybreak(1975)
[The last time they meet]
Anna:
I never did get that red dress.
Jan Kubis:
And I never saw that football match.
Movie: Tarzan(1999)
Kala:
Close your eyes. Now forget what you see.
Kala:
[puts Tarzan's hand to his chest] What do you feel?
Young Tarzan:
My heart.
Kala:
[puts Tarzan's head by her chest] Come here.
Young Tarzan:
Your heart.
Kala:
See? We're exactly the same.
Movie: Queen of the Damned(2002)
[first lines]
Lestat:
[voiceover] There comes a time for every vampire when the idea of eternity becomes momentarily unbearable. Living in the shadows, feeding in the darkness with only your own company to keep, rots into a solitary, hollow existence. Immortality seems like a good idea, until you realize you're going to spend it alone. So I went to sleep, hoping that the sounds of the passing eras would fade out, and a sort of death might happen. But as I lay there, the world didn't sound like the place I had left, but something different.
[rock music begins]
Lestat:
Better. It became worthwhile to rise again as new gods were born and worshipped. Night and day, they were never alone. I would become one of them.
[feeds]
Lestat:
Whether it was that first meal, or a hundred years of rest, I'm not sure. But suddenly I was feeling better than ever. My senses so high they led me straight to the instrument of my resurrection, playing in my old house.
Movie: Hainan ji fan(2004)
Leo:
Life first. Things second.
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