Here are the Movie Quotes ...

Movie: Wag the Dog(1997)


[after discovering that their "hero" is actaully a convict]

Winifred Ames:
What did he do?

Stanley Motss:
He raped a nun...

Winifred Ames:
Oh, God. Oh, God. Jes - Oh, God!

Stanley Motss:
And...


Winifred Ames:
"And"? I don't want to know an "and". Why is there an "and"?

Stanley Motss:
Look, look, look, look, look. He's fine as long as he gets his medication...

Winifred Ames:
And if he doesn't get his medications?

Stanley Motss:
He's not fine.





Movie: Orange County(2002)


Mr. Burke:
Now, when I say "Romeo and Juliet," who comes to mind?

Dana:
Claire Danes?

Mr. Burke:
That's right, Claire Danes. Who else?

Chad:
Leonardo DiCaprio.

Mr. Burke:
Right. Who else? Well, you know someone else was involved in that movie who in some ways is as famous as Leonardo Di Caprio. And his name is William Shakespeare. And some great movies have been made based on his plays: Hamlet, West Side Story, The Talented Mr. Ripley, Waterworld, Gladiator, Chocolat...



Movie: The Opposite of Sex(1998)


Lucia:
Oh, good, it's my delivery from 1-800-PITY.




Movie: Only One New York(1964)


Narrator:
How beautiful these shining towers are. Architecture expresses an attitude. It reveals the psychology of the builder. It occurs to me that people who expect a bomb to fall don't build their walls of glass. A city of glass is like a declaration of peace.



Movie: X-Men: The Last Stand(2006)


Eric Lensherr:
Charles Xavier did more for mutants than you will ever know. My single greatest regret is that he had to die for our dream to live.



Movie: The Odd Couple(1968)


Oscar Madison:
Don't come to me with your petty problems. You get this one stinkin' night a week. I'm cooped up here with Mary Poppins 24 hours a day.





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