Transsiberian

Jessie:
Kill off all my demons, Roy, and my angels might die, too.

Grinko:
In Russia, we have expression. "With lies, you may go ahead in the world, but you may never go back." Do you understand this, Jessie?

Roy:
[competing with other passenger's tiger scar] Hey, look at this. A deer attacked me.

passenger:
A deer?

Roy:
Yeah, a John Deer power mower!

Roy:
Hold on there Ilya, don't tell me that you miss the USSR? I mean the USSR was a dark evil empire.

Grinko:
Maybe so. But then we were people living in the darkness, now we are people dying in the light. Which is better? When it was USSR a man lived until 65 years, now it is 58 years. I know this fact very well, I am 58. In Russia now we say there are only 2 kinds people, those who leave in private jet, and those who leave in coffin.

Jessie:
Which are you?

Grinko:
I'm too old to leave. Just do my job.

passenger:
[about the Gulag] If you want proof about America, you take a book. You want proof about Russia, take shovel. They're all buried here. Scientists, priests, poets. There is no God, and there is no Siberia.

Jessie:
[to Roy, about him trying to get her to stop smoking] Kill off all my demons, Roy, and my angels might die too.