Movie Quote of the Week

Politics is a very peculiar thing, Woodrow. If they want you, they want you. They don’t need reasons anymore... They find their own reasons. It’s just like when a girl wants a man.
--Harry Hayden, Hail the Conquering Hero (1944)

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Of all the silly nonsense, this is the stupidest tea party I’ve even been to in all my life.
--Kathryn Beaumont, Alice in Wonderland (1951)

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This is too much goddamned bullshit!...And not enough fact.
--James Cromwell, The Sum of All Fears (2002)

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To God, there is no zero.
--Grant Williams, The Incredible Shrinking Man (1957)

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Go on! But if you do, remember this: you can count on getting just two votes, your own and that district attorney's out there.
--William Frawley, Miracle on 34th Street (1947)

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Who the hell cares! Let’s go shopping first!
--Ken Foree, Dawn of the Dead (1978)

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You have a heart of gold with other people’s money.
--Rod La Rocque, Beyond Tomorrow (1940)

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When policemen break the law, then there isn’t any law... just a fight for survival.
--Tom Laughlin, Billy Jack (1971)

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It is infuriating that your unhappiness does not turn to fat.
--Dominique Minot, Charade (1963)

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I can’t stop the revolution, but until it comes, let’s have some fun. Even if it’s only for a few more days.
--Martin Potter, Nicholas and Alexandra (1971)

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I will take places where you’ve never been. I will show you things that you have never seen. And I will see the life run out of you.
--Alice Krige, Ghost Story (1981)

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You’re young, Estelle. The young do not understand grief.
--Vincent Price, The Raven (1963)

Movie Quote of the Week

All astronomers are amateurs. When it comes to the heavens, there's only one professional
--Claude Rains, The Wolf Man (1941)

Movie Quote of the Week

What do you expect? Such an audience needs something stronger than a pretty little love story. So why shouldn’t I write of monsters?
--Elsa Lanchester, The Bride of Frankenstein (1935)

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The sorrows of life are the joys of art.
--John Barrymore, Twentieth Century (1934)

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Television can control public opinion more effectively than armies of secret police, because television is entirely voluntary. The American government forces our children to attend school, but nobody forces them to watch T.V. Americans of all ages submit to television. Television is the American ideal. Persuasion without coercion. Nobody makes us watch. Who could have predicted that a free people would voluntarily spend one fifth of their lives sitting in front of a box with pictures? Fifteen years sitting in prison is punishment. But 15 years sitting in front of a television set is entertainment. And the average American now spends more than one and a half years of his life just watching television commercials. Fifty minutes, every day of his life, watching commercials. Now, that’s power.
--James Coburn, Looker (1981)

Movie Quote of the Week

Apparently your generation doesn't want to see vampire killers anymore, nor vampires either. All they want to see slashers running around in ski masks, hacking up young virgins.
--Roddy McDowall, Fright Night (1985)

Movie Quote of the Week

What is cheaper than time, señor? Everybody has the same amount.
--Arnold Moss, Border Incident (1949)

Movie Quote of the Week

Remember, you’re in Washington. Stop trying to be reasonable about money or you’re going to bollocks up the whole thing.
--Edward Andrews, Son of Flubber (1963)

Movie Quote of the Week

She’s taking the world away from the intellectuals and giving it back to the apes.
--Leslie Howard, The Petrified Forest (1936)