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Marv Loach: What department is that again?
Kent Mansley: Frankly, I'm not at liberty to divulge the particulars of the agency I work for, and all that that implies.
Marv Loach: You mean, national security?
Kent Mansley: Let me put it this way. Every so often things happen that can't be rationalized in a conventional way. People wanna know their government has a response. I am that response. (Movie: The Iron Giant [1999]) | |
Dean McCoppin: Get back! I said get back! I mean it!
The Iron Giant: No. Stop. Wait.
Hogarth Hughes: It was an accident. He's our friend.
Dean McCoppin: He's a piece of hardware, Hogarth. Why did you think the army was here? He's a weapon, a big... big gun that walks.
The Iron Giant: I... I not gun.
Dean McCoppin: Yeah? Then what's that?
[Points at huge hole the Giant's ray left on a bus]
Dean McCoppin: You almost did that to Hogarth!
The Iron Giant: No!
[Runs away]
Hogarth Hughes: Wait!
[Runs after the Giant]
Dean McCoppin: Hogarth!
Hogarth Hughes: Come back!
Dean McCoppin: [sees the toy gun Hogarth left on the ground] It was being defensive. He reacted to the gun. (Movie: The Iron Giant [1999]) | |
Narrator: A peaceful, uneventful day in a town much like your own. Then suddenly, without warning...
[Explosion]
Narrator: [echoing] Atomic holocaust! (Movie: The Iron Giant [1999]) | |
Annie Hughes: Will you say grace?
[Hogarth sees the Giant's hand in the kitchen]
Hogarth Hughes: Oh, my God... Uh, Oh, my God! We thank you for... all this food that mom has put in front of us, and STOP!... the Devil, from doing bad things? Go on! Get out of here!... Uh, Satan? Go, so that we may live in peace. Amen.
Annie Hughes: Amen. That was... very unusual, Hogarth. (Movie: The Iron Giant [1999]) | |
Kent Mansley: Your mom's working late tonight, Hogarth, so it's just us guys, and we're gonna have a little chat. Sit down!
[shoves Hogarth onto a chair and shines a bright light on him]
Kent Mansley: How's that? A little too bright? Good. Forgive me, Hogarth. I wanted you to learn something.
Hogarth Hughes: What can I learn from you?
Kent Mansley: You can learn this, Hogart. That I can do anything I want, whenever I want if I feel it's in the people's best interest. The giant metal man. Where is it?
Hogarth Hughes: I don't know what you're talking about.
Kent Mansley: You don't? Does this ring a bell?
[lays down the picture Hogarth took of the aluminum siding he used to lure the Giant]
Kent Mansley: No? How about this?
[lays down the photo Hogarth accidentally took of himself - with the Giant behind him]
Kent Mansley: You've been careless, Hogarth.
Hogarth Hughes: It doesn't prove anything.
Kent Mansley: It's enough to get the army here with one phone call.
Hogarth Hughes: Then what's stopping you?
Kent Mansley: [angry] Where's the giant?
[Grabs Hogarth by the jaw]
Kent Mansley: You can't protect him, Hogarth, anymore than you can... protect your mother.
Hogarth Hughes: My mom?
Kent Mansley: It's difficult to raise a boy all alone. We can make it more difficult. In fact, we can make it so difficult that it would be irresponsible for us to leave you in her care, and all that that implies. You'll be taken away from her, Hogarth.
Hogarth Hughes: You can't do that!
Kent Mansley: Oh, we can, and we will.
Hogarth Hughes: He's at the junkyard. McCoppin's Scrap off Culver Road.
Kent Mansley: The junkyard, of course! Food for the metal eater. I wouldn't worry about this, Hogarth. This isn't really happening. It's only... a bad dream.
[puts a chloroform rag on Hogarth's mouth, leaving him unconscious] (Movie: The Iron Giant [1999]) | |
Train Engineer #1: Go ahead. Tell him what you saw, Frank.
Train Engineer #2: You're not gonna believe this, but it was a giant... metal... man. (Movie: The Iron Giant [1999]) | |
| Dean McCoppin: You came here just in time. This rich cat, some industrialist wanted him for the lobby of his company. Whipped out his checkbook right on the spot. I said, "You get him for the rest of your life, but, what, I have to give him up the minute I give birth? Give me time to cut the umbilical, man." (Movie: The Iron Giant [1999]) | |
| Dean McCoppin: Look, it's none of my business, but who cares what these creeps think of you? They don't make you what you are, you do. You are who you choose to be. (Movie: The Iron Giant [1999]) | |
Hogarth Hughes: Hey, I thought you were in trouble. I had this weird guy following me around, it took me hours to shake him, I kill myself getting out here, and you have him doing... arts and crafts.
Dean McCoppin: You have a problem with arts and crafts, little man?
Hogarth Hughes: He's a giant robot. It's a little undignified.
Dean McCoppin: It is? Well then, smart guy, what would you have him do? (Movie: The Iron Giant [1999]) | |
| Hogarth Hughes: [to the Giant, in battle mode] It's bad to kill. Guns kill. And you don't have to be a gun. You are what you choose to be. You choose. Choose. (Movie: The Iron Giant [1999]) | |
[as the Giant flies toward the missle]
Hogarth Hughes: [in the Giant's mind] You are what you choose to be.
The Iron Giant: Superman. (Movie: The Iron Giant [1999]) | |
| Dean McCoppin: Sorry about the crowbar, kid. You'd be surprised how many people want to steal scrap. But, man, once I make it into art, I can't give it away. I mean, what am I? A junkman who makes art or an artist who sells junk? You tell me. (Movie: The Iron Giant [1999]) | |
Annie Hughes: Strange. He's so tight-lipped now, and yesterday he wouldn't stop talking. I mean, hundred-foot robots and whatnot.
Kent Mansley: Hundred-foot robot? He, he. That's nutty.
[they both laugh]
Kent Mansley: What else did he say? (Movie: The Iron Giant [1999]) | |
General Rogard: Nothing can stop this thing. We've hit it with everything we got.
Kent Mansley: Not everything, General... the Bomb. The Nautilus has first strike capability and is anchored just off shore.
General Rogard: You scare me, Mansley. You want us to bomb ourselves in order to kill it?
Kent Mansley: The robot seems to go after whatever attacks it. We can lure it away from the town, then destroy it.
General Rogard: [to soldier] Radio the Nautilus. Tell them to stand by and await my command. (Movie: The Iron Giant [1999]) | |
Hogarth Hughes: I know you feel bad about the deer, but it's not your fault. Things die. That's part of life. It's bad to kill, but it's not bad to die.
The Iron Giant: You die?
Hogarth Hughes: Well, yes, someday.
The Iron Giant: I die?
Hogarth Hughes: I don't know. You're made of metal, but you have feelings, and you think about things, and that means you have a soul. And souls don't die.
The Iron Giant: Soul?
Hogarth Hughes: Mom says it's something inside of all good things, and that it goes on forever and ever.
[Hogarth leaves. The Iron Giant lays back to look at the stars]
The Iron Giant: Souls don't die. (Movie: The Iron Giant [1999]) | |
[a nuclear missile threatens Rockwell]
The Iron Giant: I... fix.
Hogarth Hughes: Giant?
The Iron Giant: Hogarth, you stay. I go. No following.
Hogarth Hughes: I love you. (Movie: The Iron Giant [1999]) | |
[the Iron Giant is eating one of Dean's sculptures]
Dean McCoppin: There are two kinds of metal in this yard: scrap and art. If you gotta eat one of them, eat the scrap. What you currently have - IN YOUR MOUTH! - is ART. (Movie: The Iron Giant [1999]) | |
Earl Stutz: I'm telling the truth, dang it! It came from outer space. I saw it! And it was headed toward land. I called the government in Washington. Maybe it was a sputnik, or... or an invader from Mars. That's what it is, an invader from Mars! It was a spaceship of some kind. An unidentified flying object...
Man: Unidentified? Knowing you, Earl, I'd say it was either whiskey or beer.
[others laugh]
Dean McCoppin: Hey! I saw it too.
Man: I rest my case.
[others laugh]
Hogarth Hughes: I believe you. What if it is Sputnik, or a flying saucer from Mars? I bet we could find it.
Dean McCoppin: Sorry, kid. I didn't really see anything. But if we don't stick up for the kooks, who will? (Movie: The Iron Giant [1999]) | |
Dean McCoppin: Thanks for the scrap, Floyd. I'm sorry I can't pay you more, but it's got... it's got this large "bite" out of it.
Floyd Turbeaux: That's why I'm selling it. It's got a large bite out of it.
Dean McCoppin: Yeah, right. What could have done this?
Earl Stutz: I told you what.
Dean McCoppin: Oh, yeah. Strange invaders.
Earl Stutz: Thanks for believin' me. I really did call the government. They're sending someone over to take care of the whole thing.
Dean McCoppin: Jeez, Earl, you really are crazy. I mean, who in the hell would the government send? (Movie: The Iron Giant [1999]) | |
| Hogarth Hughes: Hey, big metal guy! I got food here for ya! Metal! Crunchy, delicious metal! Come and get it! (Movie: The Iron Giant [1999]) | |
| Kent Mansley: Two nights ago, at approximateley 1900 hours, S.A.T com radar detected an unidentified flying object entering Earth's atmosphere, losing contact with it two-and-a-half miles off the coast of Rockwell. Some assumed it was a large meteor, or a downed satelite, but my office in Washington received a call from someone reporting an actual encounter with the object. This is no meteor, gentlemen. This is something much more serious. (Movie: The Iron Giant [1999]) | |
Hogarth Hughes: [seeing the shot deer] It's dead.
The Iron Giant: Dead?
[the Giant tries to pick up the deer]
Hogarth Hughes: Don't do that!
The Iron Giant: But... why?
Hogarth Hughes: It's dead, understand? They shot it, with that gun.
[the Giant looks at the gun; his eyes narrow and turn red]
Hogarth Hughes: Hey, are you all right?
The Iron Giant: [snaps out of it] Gun.
Hogarth Hughes: Yes. Guns kill.
The Iron Giant: Guns kill. (Movie: The Iron Giant [1999]) | |
Annie Hughes: For some reason the army is parked in our front yard, Mr. Mansley.
Kent Mansley: Please, call me Kent. (Movie: The Iron Giant [1999]) | |
Hogarth Hughes: I thought you might like, you know, a bedtime story. I have some really cool ones. Mad Magazine - very funny. The Spirit - very cool. Boy's Life - eh. Oh, here. This is Superman. He's a lot like you. Crash-landed on Earth, didn't know what he was doing... but he only uses his powers for good, never for evil. Remember that.
[Giant looks at a comic with a robot like himself on the cover]
Hogarth Hughes: Oh, that's Atomo, the metal menace. He's not a hero, he's a villain. But you're not like him. You're a good guy, like Superman.
The Iron Giant: Super... man. (Movie: The Iron Giant [1999]) | |
Hogarth Hughes: Can you talk? You know, words? Blah, blah, blah, like that? Can you do that, blah, blah, blah?
The Iron Giant: [very rusty] Blah, blah, blah.
Hogarth Hughes: Well, you get the idea, anyway. (Movie: The Iron Giant [1999]) | |
Hogarth Hughes: [opens the door for Kent] Kent Mansley, you work for the government.
Kent Mansley: I... wasn't going to say that. I have something for you, Hogarth.
Annie Hughes: Your B-B gun. Where did you find it?
Kent Mansley: Over at the power station.
Annie Hughes: Hogarth was there the other night.
Kent Mansley: Really? See anything unusual there, Hogarth?
Hogarth Hughes: No... thing unusual, really.
[the toilet upstairs flushes]
Hogarth Hughes: Gotta use the bathroom! (Movie: The Iron Giant [1999]) | |
Dean McCoppin: Found your pet.
Hogarth Hughes: Where?
Dean McCoppin: It's up my leg, man. Squirrel's in my pants, Hogarth, and it's climbing its way out of here.
Hogarth Hughes: Don't wig out.
Dean McCoppin: Okay, it's heading north now. I'm sorry, kid.
[to the people in the restaurant]
Dean McCoppin: Excuse me! I'd like to apologize to everyone in advance for this.
[zips down his fly to let the squirrel out, which cause a loud commotion]
Dean McCoppin: Check, please. (Movie: The Iron Giant [1999]) | |
Hogarth Hughes: [talking very fast, on caffeine] So she moved me up a grade 'cause I wasn't fitting in, so now I'm even more not fitting in. I was getting good grades, you know, like all A's. So my mom says, "You need stimulation," and I go, "No, I'm stimulated enough right now."
Dean McCoppin: That's for sure.
Hogarth Hughes: So she says, "Uh-uh, You don't have a challenge, you need a challenge." So now I'm challenged, all right- I'm challenged to hold on to my lunch money because of all the big mooses who wanna pound me, 'cause they think I'm a shrimpy dork who thinks he's smarter than them! But I don't think I'm smarter, I just do the stupid homework! If everyone else JUST DID THE STUPID HOMEWORK, they could move up a grade and get pounded, too! Is there anymore coffee? (Movie: The Iron Giant [1999]) | |
Dean McCoppin: Oh, hey, I know you. Squirrel boy.
Hogarth Hughes: Uh, Hogarth.
Dean McCoppin: By night known as Hogarth. (Movie: The Iron Giant [1999]) | |
Dean McCoppin: I'm gonna have coffee. What do you want, some milk, or... what? Milk?
Hogarth Hughes: Coffee's fine.
[Dean looks at Hogarth skeptically]
Hogarth Hughes: Yeah, I drink it. I'm hip.
Dean McCoppin: I dunno. This is espresso, you know? It's like Coffee-zilla.
Hogarth Hughes: I said I'm hip. (Movie: The Iron Giant [1999]) | |
General Rogard: That missile is targeted to the giant's current position! Where's the giant, Mansley?
Kent Mansley: Oooh... We can duck and cover. There's a bomb shelter not far from...
General Rogard: There's no way to survive this!
Kent Mansley: You mean we're all going...
General Rogard: To die, Mansley. For our country.
Kent Mansley: Screw our country! I WANT TO LIVE! (Movie: The Iron Giant [1999]) | |
Marv Loach: United States Government, eh? That must mean something big is happening here.
Kent Mansley: No, Marv. Big things happen in big places, and the sooner I file my report, the sooner I can get back to them. (Movie: The Iron Giant [1999]) | |
| Hogarth Hughes: Wow, my own giant robot! I am now the luckiest kid in America! This must be the biggest discovery since, I don't know, television or something! (Movie: The Iron Giant [1999]) | |
[Hogarth groans as he struggles to push the giant's hand out the bathroom window]
Kent Mansley: You know, this sort of thing is why it's important to always chew your food. (Movie: The Iron Giant [1999]) | |
| Annie Hughes: [to other waitress in background] So, he wants us to hold the mustard and the mayo. How about just hold the flavor altogether? (Movie: The Iron Giant [1999]) | |
Hogarth Hughes: Hey, mom! You won't believe our good luck. Guess what I found?
Annie Hughes: Hogarth, we've been through this before. No pets.
Hogarth Hughes: But he's not a pet, mom. He's a friend.
Annie Hughes: Hogarth, we've got to rent a room this year if we're gonna make ends meet, and no one wants to live in a place with shredded upholstery.
Hogarth Hughes: You'll never know he's there. I'll keep him in a cage...
Annie Hughes: ...until you feel sorry for him and set him free in the house. You remember the raccoon, Hogarth?
[Shudders]
Annie Hughes: Oooooh! I remember the raccoon. (Movie: The Iron Giant [1999]) | |
| General Rogard: You realize how much hardware I brought out here? You just blew millions of Uncle Sam's dollars out of your butt! (Movie: The Iron Giant [1999]) | |
Hogarth Hughes: [picking up a rock] See this? This is called a rock. Rock.
The Iron Giant: [a little rusty] Rock.
Hogarth Hughes: Good.
The Iron Giant: [picks up a boulder] Rock?
Hogarth Hughes: Yes!
The Iron Giant: [picks up a tree] Rock.
Hogarth Hughes: No, no. That is a tree. Rock... tree. Get it?
The Iron Giant: Rock... tree.
Hogarth Hughes: That's right! (Movie: The Iron Giant [1999]) | |
Hogarth Hughes: Hey, Dean! Watch this!
Dean McCoppin: All right, we're watching.
Hogarth Hughes: This one's for professionals only! Banzai!
[dives into lake]
Hogarth Hughes: [shivering] Come on in! The water's... great.
Dean McCoppin: No, thanks.
Hogarth Hughes: You... weenie!
[to the Giant]
Hogarth Hughes: Come on in. It's really, really refreshing.
[the Giant walks away]
Hogarth Hughes: What? You too? You... big baby!
[the sound of the Giant running is heard; suddenly he jumps into the water]
The Iron Giant: Banzai! (Movie: The Iron Giant [1999]) | |
Hogarth Hughes: Well, goodbye.
[Hogarth starts walking away, the Giant follows him]
Hogarth Hughes: No, no. Me go, you stay. No following. Good.
[Hogarth walks, the Giant still follows him]
Hogarth Hughes: I told you! I'll come back tomorrow! Now, stay!
[Hogarth leaves, the Giant follows him]
Hogarth Hughes: No, no, no! Bad robot! (Movie: The Iron Giant [1999]) | |
[a huge wave has pushed Dean into the middle of a nearby road]
Additional Voices: Hey!
Dean McCoppin: Yeah?
Additional Voices: You're right in the middle of the road!
Dean McCoppin: YEAH?
Additional Voices: All right.
[drives off]
Dean McCoppin: I think that's enough fun for one day. (Movie: The Iron Giant [1999]) | |
| Narrator: [singing a bomb drill ditty] Put your hands over your head - get low to the ground! Better duck and cover - the bombs are coming down! Duck and cover! Duck and cover! (Movie: The Iron Giant [1999]) | |
[over the telephone]
Kent Mansley: Sir, this thing is a menace. It destroyed a power station, it... it caused a train wreck!
General Rogard: What did, Mansley? Tell me again, and this time, listen to yourself.
Kent Mansley: [sighs] A giant... metal monster.
[Rogard laughs uncontrollably over the phone] (Movie: The Iron Giant [1999]) | |
Kent Mansley: Please, Sir, I've got a feeling about this one.
General Rogard: That's nice, Mansley, but let me explain how things are supposed to work. If you had, say, a footprint, I might be able to send over an expert to make a plaster cast of it. Hell, you get me a photograph of this thing, I can send some troops down there! But you tell me you've got a feeling...
Kent Mansley: All right... you want evidence? I'll get you evidence. And when I do, I'm gonna want a memo...
General Rogard: That's just swell, Mansley.
Kent Mansley: And I'm gonna want that memo carbon copied and distributed...
[Rogard hangs up] (Movie: The Iron Giant [1999]) | |
Dean McCoppin: Don't shoot! There's a kid in his hand! Kent, he only acts defensively. If you don't shoot, he's harmless. You gotta tell the general.
Kent Mansley: This is your fault, beatnik. If you haven't interfered...
Dean McCoppin: Will you just listen? Tell the general to stop. He's got the kid with him.
Kent Mansley: I'll take care of it.
[Dean leaves; Kent goes over to General Rogard]
Kent Mansley: He said the monster has killed a kid. Sir, we must stop it at all costs.
General Rogard: [On walkie-talkie] Go to Code Red! Repeat, Code Red! (Movie: The Iron Giant [1999]) | |
Annie Hughes: [Hogarth is trying to show his mom a squirrel he found] All right, all right, where is this guy?
[Hogart discovers that the squirrel has gotten lose]
Hogarth Hughes: I... will go get him. (Movie: The Iron Giant [1999]) | |
Maggie Stoneman: Ten thousand dollars Will, you don't have to die for it. If we lose the farm...
Will Stoneman: Then we'll lose it fighting. (Movie: Iron Will [1994]) | |
Ward: Will, that was incredible!
Becky: Incredibly foolish! You could have been killed Will Stoneman.
Will Stoneman: Well how many times is there an army truck in the middle of the street? I've been coming around this corner my whole life and has there ever been an army truck in the middle of the street?
Soldier: Nice piece of runnin' there. So, how old are you pal?
Will Stoneman: Seventeen
Soldier: Think you'll be ready to fight a war in a year?
Will Stoneman: I'm ready now, uh, war with who?
[Soldier laughs]
Soldier: Stay alive buddy, your country might need you. (Movie: Iron Will [1994]) | |
| Jack Stoneman: Look son, if you want something real bad, I mean you really want it, you've got to go out where you can find it and grab it. (Movie: Iron Will [1994]) | |
Will Stoneman: [whistling Jack Stoneman's tune]
Becky: What you whistling?
Will Stoneman: I wasn't whistling anything.
Becky: It was your father's tune.
Will Stoneman: 'Cept I can't do it like he did.
Becky: Maybe you'll find your own way. (Movie: Iron Will [1994]) | |
| Will Stoneman: We're barely making enough to survive, with no hope for anything better. I couldn't dream anymore about school. But when I saw this flier, I felt life getting back into me. (Movie: Iron Will [1994]) | |
| Will Stoneman: Mom, I want to feel alive. I want to feel like Dad's alive, right here. And I don't. I don't. Mom, he was going to do this for me. Now, let me do it for him. (Movie: Iron Will [1994]) | |
Ned Dodd: Training begins now.
Will Stoneman: Ned? Ned, it's cold! Ned! Ned! Mom! Mom! Mom, please, it's cold! Mom, it's cold! Mom! (Movie: Iron Will [1994]) | |
Ned Dodd: The first few days you sleep five hours. Then four, then three, then two. The last day you don't sleep. You just run. Run till the end.
Indians: You have to be strong. You have to learn focus, stamina, and balance. Only the smart ones will finish. You have to run longer and sleep less. It's your only chance. You'll make friends who arn't your friends, enemies who want to hurt you. Be careful who you trust.
Will Stoneman: How do I know who to trust?
Ned Dodd: Trust the dogs.
Indians: You have one chance. You must run at night when the others have stopped. Run with the moon. Embrace the darkenss. Grow hard with the cold. Put pain from your mind. And on the last day, when all will at night... you alone will be friendly with the dark. (Movie: Iron Will [1994]) | |
Maggie Stoneman: Ten thousand dollars, Will. You don't have to die for it. If we lose the farm - ...
Will Stoneman: We'll lose it fighting. But we're not gonna lose it.
Maggie Stoneman: Just come home alive. (Movie: Iron Will [1994]) | |
Ward: Will, I'm your best friend. Don't matter what crazy thing you do. I just wish you could win.
Will Stoneman: I'll win. You can bet all your money on that. (Movie: Iron Will [1994]) | |
Will Stoneman: Do you think I can do this?
Ned Dodd: Matters most what you think.
Will Stoneman: I think you should come, is what I think.
Ned Dodd: Be strong boy. Be brave. Your father will be with you always. He lives in your dreams. Trust the dogs. Trust yourself.
Will Stoneman: I will.
Ned Dodd: When you come to face the thing you fear let the Creator guide you. (Movie: Iron Will [1994]) | |
| Borg Guillarson: This race, boy this is the meanest stretch of land God ever put together. (Movie: Iron Will [1994]) | |
Harry Kingsley: You're gonna run 40 miles on fruit cake?
Will Stoneman: It's a special fruitcake Mr. Kingsley. (Movie: Iron Will [1994]) | |
| Harry Kingsley: Racing through the night, driven by his own iron will with a courageous - ... (Movie: Iron Will [1994]) | |
| J.W. Harper: Have we come, so far that we've forgotton what it's like to start out with nothing but a dim chance and a bright hope? I will not be the one to snuff that hope gentlemen. Not I. (Movie: Iron Will [1994]) | |
| Will Stoneman: I am one day short of the finsih line. Not you or anyone else is gonna stop me. So help me or leave me alone. (Movie: Iron Will [1994]) | |
| Will Stoneman: We started this together, we'll finish it together. It's the way it ought to be. (Movie: Iron Will [1994]) | |
| Harry Kingsley: Once in a generation an athlete pits himself against such overwhelming odds that even teh most jaded spectator finds himself cheering breathlessly. (Movie: Iron Will [1994]) | |
[Jordan Two-Delta and Lincoln Six-Echo have just been told they are clones by McCord]
Jordan Two-Delta: Bu- I have a mother! I remember her!
McCord: Yeah, I know...
Jordan Two-Delta: I grew up on a farm! I had a little dog a - and I had a bike...
McCord: A bike, yeah. A pink, fluffy Flyer with little tassels on the handlebars? And you rode it up the street to your Grandmother's house, you'd ring the little bell, she came out and served you cookies on a hot plate?
Jordan Two-Delta: Yes.
McCord: No. Memory imprints. I've seen 'em - a buddy of mine is a programmer at the institute, he showed me. There's only, like, twelve stories, they change around little details, but they're all pretty much the same. The life you think you had before the 'contamination' - it never happened. (Movie: The Island [2005]) | |
Merrick: Why don't you tell me about your dream?
Lincoln Six-Echo: It's always the same dream - I'm on a boat, headed to The Island.
Merrick: What happens then?
Lincoln Six-Echo: I drown. (Movie: The Island [2005]) | |
Albert Laurent: I'd say you've been privy to some trade secrets.
Lincoln Six-Echo: That they create human beings that walk, talk, and feel. Those secrets?
Albert Laurent: I am sure you won't discuss it with anyone.
Lincoln Six-Echo: Who would believe it? All I know is, people will do anything to survive. I want to live and I don't care how. (Movie: The Island [2005]) | |
Tom Lincoln: Look, you're creeping me out enough without that.
Lincoln Six-Echo: [Imitating] Without that!
Tom Lincoln: No, really, cut it out. That's enough!
Lincoln Six-Echo: You're right, that is enough, sorry.
Tom Lincoln: You're like a freak show!
Lincoln Six-Echo: Yeah, it's weird. (Movie: The Island [2005]) | |
[first lines]
God-Like Man: You're special. You have a very special purpose in life. You've been chosen. The Island awaits you. (Movie: The Island [2005]) | |
[Lincoln Six Echo and Jordan Two Delta are asking a bartender where to find McCord]
Aces & Spades Bartender: Well, it's your lucky day, Captain Kirk. He's in the can.
Lincoln Six-Echo: He's in a can?
Aces & Spades Bartender: Takin' a dump.
Lincoln Six-Echo: A dump? Taking it where?
Aces & Spades Bartender: Tell you what, Bubba, you're fixing to get on my nerves. First door on the right.
Lincoln Six-Echo: Thank you.
[Lincoln Six Echo turns to Jordan Two Delta]
Lincoln Six-Echo: I have to go. He's taking a dump in a can! (Movie: The Island [2005]) | |
| Medical Courier: [to Secretary] Listen m'am, you're a real hoot, but we've got a bird on the pad, and we don't *fly* in bad wea-ther! (Movie: The Island [2005]) | |
[from trailer]
Lincoln Six-Echo: I think they're going to kill you.
Jordan Two-Delta: I'm going to The Island.
Lincoln Six-Echo: Jordan, there *is* no island! (Movie: The Island [2005]) | |
[from trailer]
McCord: I know you're new to this whole human thing, but... backpacks for boys, purses for girls. Ya understand?
Jordan Two-Delta: We're not idiots.
McCord: Well, excuse me, Miss "I'm-so-smart-I-can't-wait-to-go-to-the-Island!" (Movie: The Island [2005]) | |
[from trailer]
Lincoln Six-Echo: [Lincoln and Jordan are making out] How come we never did this before?
Jordan Two-Delta: Shut up.
[they kiss]
Lincoln Six-Echo: That tongue thing is amazing! (Movie: The Island [2005]) | |
Merrick: What's troubling, you, Lincoln?
Lincoln Six-Echo: It - it's just... all right, Tuesday night is tofu night, and I'm asking myself "Who here decided that everyone likes tofu in the first place, and what is tofu anyway?" And why can't I have bacon? I line up every morning, and I'm not allowed any bacon for my breakfast. And - and tell me - let's talk about all the white. Why is everyone wearing white all the time? It's impossible to keep clean, I'm walking around, I get - I always get the gray stripe, I never get any color, and I hand it in to be cleaned, and - and someone cleans it and fold it neatly back in my drawer, but who? Who is that person? I don't know. I just - I wanna know answers and I - and I wish that there was more.
Merrick: More?
Lincoln Six-Echo: Yeah, more than just waiting to go to The Island. (Movie: The Island [2005]) | |
Laurent Team Member: It was supposed to be a simple bag job, huh?
Laurent Team Member: It's never simple. (Movie: The Island [2005]) | |
Construction Worker: [after Lincoln and Jordan had fallen from the building, he grabs Lincoln] Jesus must love you!
[then helping Jordan]
Construction Worker: I *know* Jesus loves you! (Movie: The Island [2005]) | |
Lincoln Six-Echo: What's "God"?
McCord: Well, you know, when you want something really bad and you close your eyes and you wish for it? God's the guy that ignores you. (Movie: The Island [2005]) | |
Jordan Two-Delta: [both are looking at a rattlesnake] What is that?
Lincoln Six-Echo: I don't know. But it's alive. (Movie: The Island [2005]) | |
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