Quotations for Today

Today's Quotations:

Movie: Untergang, Der(2004)


[last lines]


Traudl Junge:
All these horrors I've heard of during the Nurnberg process, these six million Jews, other thinking people or people of another race, who perished. That shocked me deeply. But I hadn't made the connection with my past. I assured myself with the thought of not being personally guilty. And that I didn't know anything about the enormous scale of it. But one day I walked by a memorial plate of Sophie Scholl in the Franz-Joseph-Strasse. I saw that she was about my age and she was executed in the same year I came to Hitler. And at that moment I actually realised that a young age isn't an excuse. And that it might have been possible to get to know things.



Movie: Our Little Girl(1935)


Molly Middleton:
Do I blow my nose, Daddy?

Dr. Donald Middleton:
If you think you can get the crumbs off that way, sure.




Movie: Magma Head (V)(2003)


Trashcan:
Don't listen to the zombies, Guymoe.



Movie: The Magdalene Sisters(2002)


Bernadette:
Please, Sister, Katie's dead.

Sister:
May she rest in peace.


[to Rose]

Sister:
Remember this beating, girl.




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