Aquaman

Arthur 'AC' Curry:
You want to know the real reason why I freed those dolphins? It's because I felt like they were calling to me.

Eva:
What are you saying, you can talk to fish now?

McCaffery:
There are creatures in the deep you couldn't imagine in your worst nightmares.

Arthur 'AC' Curry:
Oh, thats reassuring. Thanks a lot.

Nadia:
It's amazing how cruel people can be.

Arthur Curry:
Yeah. It bothers me more and more. That marlin should be in the ocean, not hanging on some moron's fireplace.

Nadia:
Maybe someday the fish will get their revenge.

Arthur Curry:
I don't know. I think rednecks make pretty ugly trophies.

McCaffery:
Once a siren has you in her gaze, there's nothing a man can do.

Arthur Curry:
A siren? Of course. You act like you see them all the time.

McCaffery:
I've seen my fair share. Unfortunately, my aim is a little rusty. The only way to kill those scaly b*tches is to nail them between the eyes.

Arthur Curry:
Who are you?

McCaffery:
An exile like you and your mother.

Arthur Curry:
Exile from where?

McCaffery:
It's called different names by different cultures. You probably know by its most famous: Atlantis.

Arthur Curry:
Atlantis. Yeah. Next time you're in Atlantis, can you say hi to Captain Nemo and the Little Mermaid for me?

Arthur Curry:
[to McCaffery] Does Atlantis has a retractable dome? Or does everyone just swim around in there like a bunch of fish?

McCaffery:
You can't avoid your responsibility, Orin. It's in your bones and you know it.

Arthur Curry:
This is insane. I'm a dive shop owner. I'm not the protector ot the Seven Seas!

McCaffery:
Destiny is like a riptide. You never know it's pulling you until its too late.

Arthur Curry:
Henry IV Parts I and II. Hmm. Didn't really know Shakespeare was into sequels.

McCaffery:
I expect for you to have read them by next week.

Arthur Curry:
Uh, I gave up book reports in sixth grade.

McCaffery:
This is part of your training.

Arthur Curry:
Right. See, when you said training. I thought you meant, you know, wielding tridents and doing cool stuff in the water.

McCaffery:
All in due time. Don't worry. There's plenty sex and violence in there to keep you interested.

Arthur Curry:
Can't you just hit the highlights and tell me how it ends?

McCaffery:
The lesson isn't in the ending, Orin. It's in the journey.