Daily Lines from Movies

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Movie: Dark City(1950)


Mr. Hand:
There used to be a ferry when I was a boy. Biggest thing you ever saw, lit up like a floating birthday cake.

Emma Murdoch:
That's just what my husband once said to me on this very spot.

Mr. Hand:
Where is your husband now?

Emma Murdoch:
I wish I knew. What brings you here?

Mr. Hand:
I met my wife at this place.

Emma Murdoch:
It's where I first met my husband.


Mr. Hand:
Small world.



Movie: Addams Family Values(1993)


Gary:
Yes indeed, Bambi.

Becky:
Lassie Come Home.

Gary:
The Little Mermaid.

Wednesday:
Stoppit.

Joel:
He's only a child.



Movie: The Game(1997)


Conrad:
They fuck you and fuck you and fuck you, and just when you think it's over, that's when the real fucking begins!



Movie: Old School(2003)


Waiter:
You are beautiful. But no offense, he, he is the king. You are having pie and coffee with a living legend.



Movie: Half-Life 2: Episode One (VG)(2006)


Alyx Vance:
Aren't you going to speak up for me, Gordon?



Movie: Jack the Giant Killer(1962)


Pendragon:
I scheme a thousand nights, put the princess in your very hands and you, imbecile, idiot, allow a mere farmer, a mere mortal to defy me!

Garna:
We have failed, master, we have failed.


Pendragon:
But only for a moment. I shall have the princess and the farmer shall die. By all the powers of darkness, he shall die!



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