Today's Quotes:

Movie: The Addiction(1995)


Anthropology Student:
Look what you've done to me! How could you do this? Doesn't this affect you at all?

Kathleen Conklin:
No. It was your decision. Your friend Feuerbach wrote that all men counting stars are equivalent in every way to God. My indifference is not the concern here. It's your astonishment that needs studying.



Movie: Varsity Blues(1999)


Jonathon "Mox' Moxon:
If we go out and half-ass it 'cause we're scared, then we'll always wonder if we were really good enough. But if we go out there and give it all we've got... that's heroic. You guys wanna be heroes?



Movie: Halo (VG)(2001)


[first lines]

Captain Keyes:
Cortana, all I need to know is did we lose them?

Cortana:
I think we both know the answer to that.

Captain Keyes:
We made a blind jump. How did they -

Cortana:
- Get here first? The Covenant ships have always been faster. As for tracking us all the way from Reach, at lightspeed my maneuvering options were limited.

Captain Keyes:
We were running dark, yes?

Cortana:
Until we decelerated, no one could have missed the hole we tore in subspace. They were waiting for us on the far side of the planet.

Captain Keyes:
So, where do we stand?


Cortana:
Our fighters are mopping up the last of their recon picket, nothing serious. But I've located approach signatures for multiple CCS battlegroups, make it three capital ships per group.

Captain Keyes:
Well, that's it then. Bring the ship back up to Combat Alert Alpha. I want everyone at their stations.

Cortana:
Everyone, sir?

Captain Keyes:
Everyone.



Movie: Vanilla Sky(2001)


David:
Somebody died. It was me.



Movie: Out of Sight(1998)


Maurice "Snoopy" Miller:
Glenn, I know you are supposed to be cool and everything but you don't got to give me no tone of voice. You don't like what I'm saying, you just bounce the fuck up out of this whip anywhere along up in here man.

Glenn Michaels:
OK, I think we are forgetting this is my whip. I brought up here.

Maurice "Snoopy" Miller:
Shit, come on Glenn, If I say this my car you know this my car, you just git yourself another one. If I say we in on this Ripley shit, we in on it, with or without your punk ass. If I say you gonna walk up in this house and do this motherfucker, so I can see if you got any balls or not, Guess what else you gonna do. Tighten up your panties boy.




Movie: Urban Legends: Final Cut(2000)


[Travis watches Lisa down her second cocktail]

Lisa:
Come on. Drink up.

Travis:
Don't you have a plane to catch?

Lisa:
Wasted is the only way to fly.



Movie: The Dark Half(1993)


George Stark:
You always were the clumsy one, old hoss.



Movie: The Bad Boys of Saturday Night Live (TV)(1998)


[David Spade and Sean Penn discuss tattoos]

David Spade:
Now one with the Chinese symbol, what's that one mean?

Sean Penn:
Not tellin' ya.

David Spade:
Montel Williams?




Movie: Halo 2 (VG)(2004)


SpecOps Leader:
When we joined the Covenant, we took an oath!

SpecOps Elites:
According to our station! All without exception!

SpecOps Leader:
On the blood of our fathers, on the blood of our sons, we swore to uphold the Covenant!

SpecOps Elites:
Even to our dying breath!

SpecOps Leader:
Those who would break this oath are heretics! Worthy of neither pity nor mercy!


SpecOps Elites:
We shall grind them into dust! Wipe them as excrement from our boots!

SpecOps Leader:
And continue our march to glorious salvation!

SpecOps Leader:
This armour suits you, Arbiter. But it cannot hide that mark.

Arbiter:
Nothing ever will.

SpecOps Leader:
You are the Arbiter. The will of the Prophets. But these are my Elites. Their lives matter to me, yours does not.

Arbiter:
That makes two of us.



Today's Movie News

Disney says its Pixar movies will be released in 3-D (The Pantagraph)

Sun, 13 Apr 2008 09:06:41 GMT
NEW YORK -- The Walt Disney Co. said Tuesday its Pixar animation studio is committing to 3-D and will release all of its movies in the format beginning with “Up” next year.

Internet providers wary of being cybercops (International Herald Tribune)

Sun, 13 Apr 2008 14:57:25 GMT
Governments and the music industry are prodding Internet service providers to disconnect users who illegally download music or movies, but resistance to the trend is building.