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Jack Walsh:
[In a payphone talking to Eddie Moscone] We are driving now, and I only have enough cash to get to Amarillo. We had to scrap the bus.

Eddie Moscone:
Fuck the bus! I wanna know what happened to the goddamn plane!

Jack Walsh:
He doesn't like to fly.

Eddie Moscone:
He doesn't like to fly?! What the fuck does that mean?! Listen to me, Jack! You gotta be back here in less than two and a half fuckin' days! A half million dollars of my money, what the fuck is goin' on there?!!

Jack Walsh:
Eddie, Eddie, Eddie, I swear to God, don't start with me now or I will shoot him and I will dump him in a fuckin' swamp! [vigorously shakes his head at Mardukas]

Midnight Run  Movie Quote

added 5 years ago

The Duke:
How much are you getting for me?

Jack Walsh:
I don't think that's any of your concern, but I'll tell you, just... to tell you. $100,000.

The Duke:
$100,000? Does that mean you'll take $100,000 to let me go?

Jack Walsh:
Not by a long shot.

The Duke:
$200,000?

Jack Walsh:
I never took a payoff in my life, and I'm not gonna start with someone like you.

The Duke:
Why not?

Jack Walsh:
Because you're a fucking criminal, and you deserve to go where you're going. I'm gonna take you there. And if I hear any more shit outta you, I'm gonna fucking bust your head, and I'm gonna put you back in that fucking hole, and I'm gonna stick your head in that fucking toilet bowl and I'm gonna make it stay there.

Midnight Run  Movie Quote

added 5 years ago

Jack Walsh:
Jimmy. There's something I've been wanting to say to you for ten years.

Jimmy Serrano:
Yeah, and what's that!?

Jack Walsh:
[smiling] You're under arrest!

Midnight Run  Movie Quote

added 5 years ago

Jimmy Serrano:
I thought you said this guy was gonna be on the plane.

Tony Darvo:
That's the information we got.

Jimmy Serrano:
"That's the information we got." I'm gonna tell you something. I want this guy taken out, and I want him taken out fast. You and that other dummy better start getting more personally involved in your work, or I'm gonna stab you through the heart with a fucking pencil. You get the message?

Midnight Run  Movie Quote

added 5 years ago

[Jack arrives at Los Angeles before the deadline with Mardukas in custody, and calls Eddie on a pay phone]

Jack Walsh:
Guess who I'm with? I'm with the Duke.

Eddie Moscone:
Where the hell are you?

Jack Walsh:
Where am I? I'm at the airport. And guess who I'm with? I'm with the Duke!

Eddie Moscone:
You got him! [thumps the desk with a fist] You got him, Jack! I love you!

Jack Walsh:
Yeah. You wanna say hello?

Eddie Moscone:
Yeah, put him on!

Jack Walsh:
Say hello.

The Duke:
[distraught] Hello.

Eddie Moscone:
Hello, you son of a bitch! We got you, you son of a bitch!

Jack Walsh:
Now say good-bye, ya lying little piece of shit, because I'm lettin' him go! [hangs up]

Midnight Run  Movie Quote

added 5 years ago

Jack Walsh:
Fear of flying, you son of a bitch?! Get back here, you son of a bitch! Get over here. Stop! Fear of flying, my ass! You son of a bitch, get out! You're a goddamn pilot, you son of a bitch?!!

Jonathan Mardukas:
I didn't feel it was appropriate to share that with you.

Midnight Run  Movie Quote

added 5 years ago

Jack Walsh:
[to a cab driver] You wouldn't have change for a thousand, would ya?

Cab Driver:
Whatta ya, a comedian? Get outta here, you bum!

[Cab driver drives away]

Jack Walsh:
[Zips up coat and turns up collar] Looks like I'm walkin'.

Midnight Run  Movie Quote

added 5 years ago

Theseus:
The iron tongue of midnight hath told twelve: Lovers, to bed; 'tis almost fairy time.

Oberon: Now, until the break of day. Through this house each fairy stray. To the best bride-bed will we, Which by us shall blessed be; So shall all the couples three. Ever true in loving be; And the owner of it blest. Ever shall in safety rest. Trip away; make no stay; Meet me all by break of day.

A Midsummer Night's Dream  Movie Quote

added 5 years ago

Tom Snout:
[Puck has turned Bottom into a Donkey] Bottom, thou art changed. What do I see on thee?

Nick Bottom:
What do you see? What; do you see an ass' head of your own, do you?

Peter Quince:
[backing away] Bless me. Thou art translated.

[all run off, leaving Bottom alone on the stage]

Nick Bottom:
Why do they run away? I see their knavery. This is to make an ass of me.

A Midsummer Night's Dream  Movie Quote

added 5 years ago

Ivan:
[Surveys the Command Center] Gee... Pretty fancy schmancy... I guess if you invest your money well for over 60 centuries, you can buy something pretty nice.

[Alpha whacks him in the midsection for a desired attempt to slightly harm Ivan, but Ivan only burps]

Alpha:
Uh-oh.

[Ivan chuckles in a sinister light fashion before zapping Alpha out of his way]

Zordon:
You haven't changed, Ooze - you're still picking on creatures smaller than yourself.

Ivan:
Aw, put a sock in it, Z - 10 minutes outta the egg, and I'm already listening to one of your lectures. You locked me into your stuffy, little hyper-lock chamber and tossed me away in the depths like yesterday's trash - you any idea what it's like to be locked up in a rotten egg for 6,000 years?! It's boring! Not to mention, I've had a charley horse since the Renaissance.

Zordon:
You won't get away with this, Ooze.

Ivan:
You robbed me of my prime - I was the supreme ruler of the most foul empire in the universe! And now... it's time to pay the piper. [Plays a quick tune on a flute he shows before he proceeds with a series of Command Center-destroying zaps across many of the Centre's areas, then zapping once for each time he finishes a listing he announces after he starts his destruction] All the things that I have missed: The Black Plague...! The Spanish Inquisition...! The Brady Bunch reunion! [Long evil laughter which eventually echoes as events return to the scene of the newly Morphed Rangers' efforts to find and then defeat Ivan's personal self-created henchmen, the Oozemen, after they have hidden away from the Rangers after their Morph before Ivan's arrival at the Command Center]

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie  Movie Quote

added 5 years ago

[Ivan's Tengu Warriors report on their battle with the Rangers at Phados]

Ivan:
So, they've all been destroyed?

Tengu:
Well, we were about to destroy them, but...

Ivan:
What?! You didn't kill them? You call yourselves Tengu Warriors?! You're more like Tengu turkeys! I should have you all stuffed and roasted!

Tengu:
But, master, there was this monster with these huge sticks! It kept twirling them around.

Ivan:
Sticks? Did these sticks have a whistling sound?

Tengu:
Well, it was more like nails on a chalkboard.

Ivan:
Dulcea. That miserable, manipulating, loathsome she-devil of a witch! If she leads them to the great power, everything will be ruined!

Tengu:
D'you want us to take another whack at it?

Ivan:
How about taking another quack at it?!

[he zaps his Tengu, leaving nothing but black feathers]

Ivan:
No time to waste. My Ectomorphicon machines must be unearthed by sundown!

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie  Movie Quote

added 5 years ago

[the Ape Zord attempts to strangle Hornitor]

Aisha:
Hang in there, Rocky!

Rocky:
Oh, I'm hangin'! I'm hangin'!

Mighty Morphin Power Rangers: The Movie  Movie Quote

added 5 years ago

Leonard Crabbe:
I'm a model train enthusiast.

Amber Cole:
Oh! That's great!

[chuckles]

Leonard Crabbe:
Yes... sort of a whole layout in my basement. Very much a big passion for me, 'tis.

Amber Cole:
Yeah. Thank God for model trains.

Leonard Crabbe:
Oh, absolutely.

Amber Cole:
You know, if they didn't have the model train, they wouldn't have gotten the idea for the big trains.

A Mighty Wind  Movie Quote

added 5 years ago

Leonard Crabbe:
[Leonard shows Mitch his model trains] This whole area here is called Crabbe Town. We've got a brothel down there above the saloon. And right down there further along I'm thinking of building a French Quarter. I've actually got a bit of French blood.

Mitch Cohen:
I would love to see this town in the autumn. I think Crabbeville in autumn would look quite magnificent. I would have made tiny little leaves, oak, poplar, maple, chestnut, and spread them across the town of Crabbe...ville. Magnificent.

Leonard Crabbe:
It's Crabbe Town, not Crabbeville.

A Mighty Wind  Movie Quote

added 5 years ago

Sulley:
[tries to readjust the rearview mirror after he bashed it with his head, but accidentally breaks it off] Oops.

Mike:
[dangerously calm] Get out of the car, please. [snaps] Get out, out, out, out, OUT! GET OUTTA MY CAR!

[Sulley is forced out of the car and stands on the pavement. The car starts up and suddenly speeds off. Five of the six wheels roll past Sulley. The sixth one follows more slowly]

Sulley Hmm, that's weird. The airbag didn't go off.

[right on cue, the airbag inflates and blasts Mike back up the street. Sulley catches him]

Mike:
[as the screen irises out and stops on him] I miss my old car. [over the closing credits] You know, with the vroom-vroom and the clang-clang and the... bang-bang. [sighs]

Sulley:
You, uh, want to walk?

Mike:
[exhausted] Yes.

Mike's New Car  Movie Quote

added 5 years ago

Wally:
You mean you busted up?...For good? Bert must be crazy...You know, I, uh, I never did mind being around you, Mildred.

Mildred:
You don't, by any chance, hear opportunity knocking, do you?

Wally:
Not too much ice in that drink you're about to make for me. I like Scotch.

Mildred:
[knowingly] I know what you like.

Wally:
With soda. You know I've always been a little soft in the head where you're concerned.

Mildred:
You surprise me.

Wally:
No, this is on the level. Bert's gone. OK. I figure maybe there's a chance for me now. You know I wouldn't drop dead at the idea of marrying you.

Mildred:
Quit kidding, will you?

Wally:
No, I figure maybe one of these days, you might have a weak moment.

Mildred:
If I do, I'll send you a telegram - collect.

Wally:
Easy on the ice please, will ya?...No soda?

Mildred:
Sorry, Bert never had it around.

Wally:
We'll take care of that...Say when.

Mildred:
Not for me, I'm not used to it.

Wally:
Take care of that too.

Mildred:
You're pretty sure of yourself, aren't you?

Wally:
You got to be educated, Mildred. You've just joined the biggest army in the world...the great American institution that never gets mentioned on the Fourth of July...a grass widow with two children to support.

Mildred:
Wally, why don't you make an effort to grow up?

Wally:
Why don't you make an effort to forget Bert?

Mildred:
Maybe I don't want to.

Wally:
But you'll be lonesome, Mildred. You're not the kind of a woman who can get along by herself.

Mildred:
Well I can try.

Wally:
Oh come on, get wise. [He advances for a kiss]

Mildred:
[she pushes him away] Wally! You should be kept on a leash. Now why can't you be friendly?

Wally:
[grinning] But I am being friendly.

Mildred:
Now I mean it. Friendship is much more lasting than love.

Wally:
Yeah, but it isn't as entertaining. [He pulls her close and kisses her on the lips. She reacts with annoyance.]

Mildred:
Cut it out, Wally. You make me feel just like Little Red Riding Hood.

Wally:
And I'm the Big Bad Wolf, huh? Naw, Mildred, you got me wrong. I'm a romantic guy but I'm no wolf.

Mildred:
Then quit howling! I know you romantic guys. One crack about the beautiful moon and you're off to the races.

Wally:
Especially when it looks like a sure thing. [He tries to kiss her again]

Mildred:
Here we go again.

Wally:
Did I do something wrong?

Mildred:
You'd better go Wally.

Wally:
No dice, huh?

Mildred:
Good night.

Wally:
Well, no dice, no dice. You can't shoot a guy for trying. I just thought maybe if...Ah, Mildred, I was only kidding. I wouldn't pull any cheap trick like that on you. You know that.

Mildred:
Yes, I know.

Wally:
Why, I...

Mildred:
[She opens the door] I said good night, Wally.

Wally:
OK. OK. Round one goes to Mildred Pierce.

Mildred:
There won't be any round two.

Wally:
We live in hope. I'll keep on trying.

Mildred:
I know. Once a week.

Wally:
[He holds up two fingers] Twice a week.

Mildred Pierce  Movie Quote

added 5 years ago

Veda:
[about Wally] You could marry him if you wanted to...if you married him, maybe we could have a maid like we used to, and a limousine, and maybe a new house. I don't like this house, Mother.

Mildred:
Veda, does a new house mean so much to you that you would trade me for it?

Veda:
I didn't mean it, Mother. I don't care what we have, as long as we're together. It's just that there are so many things that I [pause] - that we should have, and haven't got.

Mildred:
I know, darling, I know. I want you to have nice things. And you will have. Wait and see. I'll get you everything. Anything you want. I promise.

Veda:
How?

Mildred:
I don't know. But I will. I promise. I love you, Veda.

Veda:
I love you, Mother. Really I do. [Mildred hugs her] But let's not be sticky about it.

Mildred Pierce  Movie Quote

added 5 years ago

Veda:
If you bought the uniform for Lottie, and I certainly can't imagine who else you could have bought it for, then why shouldn't she wear it?

Mildred:
You've been snooping around ever since I got this job, trying to find out what it is. And now you know! You know, don't you?

Veda:
Know what? Know what, Mother?

Mildred:
You knew when you gave that uniform to Lottie that it was mine, didn't you?

Veda:
Your uniform?

Mildred:
Yes, I'm waiting tables in a downtown restaurant.

Veda:
My mother - a waitress.

Mildred:
I took the only job I could get so you and your sister could eat and have a place to sleep and some clothes on your backs.

Veda:
Aren't the pies bad enough? Did you have to degrade us?

Mildred:
Veda, don't talk like that!

Veda:
I'm really not surprised. You've never spoken of your people - who you came from - so perhaps it's natural - Maybe that's why father...

[Mildred suddenly lashes out and viciously slaps Veda across the face.]

Mildred:
I'm sorry I did that. I'd have rather cut off my hand. I never would have taken the job if I hadn't wanted to keep us all together. Besides, I wanted to learn the business the best way possible.

Veda:
What kind of business?

Mildred:
The restaurant business. I'm planning on opening a place of my own. There's money in a restaurant if it's run right.

Veda:
You mean, you mean we'll be rich?

Mildred:
Some people have gotten rich that way.

Mildred Pierce  Movie Quote

added 5 years ago

Monte:
You know, Mildred, in the spring, a young man's fancy lightly turns to what he's been thinking about all winter.

Mildred:
It's a good thing California winters are so short.

Mildred Pierce  Movie Quote

added 5 years ago

Mildred:
Wally, do me a favor...Take Veda home.

Wally:
What?

Veda:
Anyone would think I was a child.

Mildred:
You are, and besides, it's past your bedtime.

Wally:
Well it's not way past my bedtime. [To Mildred] Besides, I want to take you home.

Mildred:
Wally, I've got to close up. I'll go home with Ida. Please, come on.

Wally:
OK, OK. Sure was a big night for me. I come out looking for an evening of fun and laughter and what do I get? Dishpan hands and a date with a Girl Scout.

Mildred:
Good night, darling.

Veda:
Good night, Mother. Goodnight, Mr. Beragon. Thank you for everything. I trust that we may meet again very soon.

Monte:
Oh, I hope so.

Wally:
Thank you for a divine evening, Mrs. Pierce. And I trust that I might see you again in the not too distant future. [To Monte] Good night. [To Veda] Come on, small fry. Come on, hurry up. [As he leaves, Wally leers at Ida]

Ida:
Leave something on me. I might catch cold.

Wally:
Just thinking. Not about you.

Mildred Pierce  Movie Quote

added 5 years ago

Wally:
I hate all women.

Ida:
My, my.

Wally:
Thank goodness you're not one.

Mildred Pierce  Movie Quote

added 5 years ago

Mildred:
Look, Monte, I've worked long and hard trying to give Veda the things I never had. I've done without a lot of things, including happiness sometimes, because I wanted her to have everything. And now I'm losing her. She's drifting away from me. She hardly speaks to me anymore except to ask for money, or poke fun at me in French because I work for a living...I blame it on the way she's been living. I blame it on you.

Monte:
I don't think you understand Veda very well. She's not like you. You'll never make a waitress out of her.

Mildred:
You look down on me because I work for a living, don't you? You always have. All right, I work. I cook food and sell it and make a profit on it - which I might point out you're not too proud to share with me.

Monte:
Yes, I take money from you, Mildred. But not enough to make me like kitchens or cooks. They smell of grease.

Mildred:
I don't notice you shrinking away from a $50 dollar bill because it happens to smell of grease. You're interfering with my life and my business. And worst of all, you're interfering with my plans for Veda and I won't stand for it.

Monte:
You can go back to making your pies now, Mildred. We're through.

Mildred Pierce  Movie Quote

added 5 years ago

Veda:
At this stage, it's a matter of opinion. And in my opinion, I'm going to have a baby. I can always be mistaken.

Mildred:
[horrified] How could you do such a thing?! How could you?

Veda:
I got the money, didn't I?

Mildred:
Oh, I see.

Veda:
I'll have to give Wally part of it to keep him quiet, but there's enough left for me.

Mildred:
Money - that's what you live for, isn't it? You'd do anything for money, wouldn't you? Even blackmail. I've never denied you anything - anything money could buy I've given you. But that wasn't enough, was it? All right, Veda, from now on, things are going to be different.

Veda:
I'll say they're going to be different. Why do you think I went to all this trouble? Why do you think I want money so badly?

Mildred:
All right, why?

Veda:
Are you sure you want to know?

Mildred:
Yes.

Veda:
Then I'll tell you. With this money, I can get away from you.

Mildred:
Veda!

Veda:
From you and your chickens and your pies and your kitchens and everything that smells of grease. I can get away from this shack with its cheap furniture, and this town and its dollar days, and its women that wear uniforms and its men that wear overalls.

Mildred:
Veda, I think I'm really seeing you for the first time in my life and you're cheap and horrible.

Veda:
You think just because you've made a little money you can get a new hairdo and some expensive clothes and turn yourself into a lady. But you can't, because you'll never be anything but a common frump, whose father lived over a grocery store and whose mother took in washing. With this money, I can get away from every rotten, stinking thing that makes me think of this place or you!

[Mildred tears the settlement check up. Ceda slaps Mildred, knocking her down]

Mildred:
Get out, Veda. Get your things out of this house right now before I throw them into the street and you with them. Get out before I kill you.

Mildred Pierce  Movie Quote

added 5 years ago

Ida:
You never used to drink during the day.

Mildred:
I never used to drink at all. It's just a little habit I picked up from men.

Ida:
Oh, men. I never yet met one of them who didn't have the instincts of a heel. Sometimes I wish I could get along without 'em.

Mildred:
You've never been married, have you, Ida?

Ida:
No. When men get around me, they get allergic to wedding rings. You know, 'Big sister type. Good old Ida. You can talk it over with her man to man.' I'm getting awfully tired of men talking to me man to man. I think I'll have a drink myself.

Mildred:
I'll take mine straight.

Ida:
Well, if you can take it, I can.

...

Mildred:
[about Veda] Have you seen her, Ida? Is she all right?

Ida:
Why don't you forget about her.

Mildred:
I can't. I've tried, but I can't.

Ida:
Well, try, try again. That's my motto.

Mildred:
You don't know what it's like being a mother, Ida. Veda's a part of me. Maybe she didn't turn out as well as I hoped she would when she was born, but she's still my daughter and I can't forget that. I went away to try. I was so mixed up I didn't know where I was or what I wanted. But now I know. Now I'm sure of one thing at least. I want my daughter back.

Ida:
Personally, Veda's convinced me that alligators have the right idea. They eat their young.

Mildred Pierce  Movie Quote

added 5 years ago

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