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Logan: NO! Don't go in there! You don't have to die! No one has to die at 30! You could live! LIVE! Live, and grow old! I've seen it! She's seen it!
[Shows the crystal on his palm]
Logan: Well, look! LOOK! LOOK, IT'S CLEAR!
[Crowd laughs]
P.A. System: Lastday, Capricorn 29's. Year of the City: 2274. Carousel begins.
Jessica: No! Don't! Don't go! Listen to him! He's telling the truth!
[More laughter]
Jessica: We've been outside! There's another world outside! We've seen it!
[Sandmen grab them]
Logan: Life clocks are a lie! Carousel is a lie! THERE IS NO RENEWAL! (Movie: Logan's Run [1976]) | |
Jessica 6: A friend of mine went on carousel. Now he's gone.
Logan 5: Yes, well, I'm sure he was renewed.
Jessica 6: He was killed. (Movie: Logan's Run [1976]) | |
Box: Regular storage procedure. The same as the other food. The other food stopped coming. And they started.
Logan 5: What other food?
Box: Fish, and plankton. And sea greens, and protein from the sea. It's all here, ready. Fresh as harvest day. Fish and sea greens, plankton and protein from the sea. And then it stopped coming. And they came instead. So I store them here. I'm ready. And you're ready. It's my job. To freeze you. Protein, plankton... (Movie: Logan's Run [1976]) | |
Logan 5: Killed? Why do you use that word?
Jessica 6: Isn't that what you do? Kill?
Logan 5: I've never killed anyone in my life. Sandman terminate runners. What's your name?
Jessica 6: Jessica.
Logan 5: You're sad enough. You're beautiful. Let's have sex.
Jessica 6: No.
Logan 5: Then why are you wasting my time, hmmm? Why did you put yourself on the circuit?
Jessica 6: I thought I had to do something. I told you it was a mistake. And I've changed my mind.
Logan 5: Because I'm a Sandman? Am I your first?
Jessica 6: Yes. (Movie: Logan's Run [1976]) | |
| Billy: [after trapping Logan & Jessica] Looks like we got a runner and his pair up. And look who decided to run. (Movie: Logan's Run [1976]) | |
| Logan: No Cubs over 15, Billy! Look, have you ever seen a Cub that's gone to green? You'll have to leave Cathedral then, Billy, because they won't let you stay here. And if you do try to stay here, Billy, your young friends here will rip your guts apart! (Movie: Logan's Run [1976]) | |
[watching Logan's son, Logan 6, in the nursery]
Francis 7: Do you know who his seed mother was?
Logan: Of course not! I'm curious, not sick! (Movie: Logan's Run [1976]) | |
Jessica 6: You can have any woman in the city. What do you really want?
Logan 5: You know.
[both begin laughing]
Jessica 6: The choice is still mine?
Logan 5: Of course.
Jessica 6: This time, the answer is yes. (Movie: Logan's Run [1976]) | |
The Old Man: [Admiring Logan and Jessica's time crystals] Can I have one of those?
Logan 5: I'm afraid that's not possible. (Movie: Logan's Run [1976]) | |
Logan 5: [after Francis 7 looks angrily at a red] Look, why were you so angry just now? What did he do to you?
Francis 7: That Reds gonna run, I can always tell. (Movie: Logan's Run [1976]) | |
P.A. System: Capricorn 15's. Born 2244. Enter the Carousel. This is the time of renewal.
[Crowd applauds]
P.A. System: Be strong and you will be renewed. Identify.
[Capricorn 15's show flashing crystals] (Movie: Logan's Run [1976]) | |
| Francis 7: [wondering about the Red he and Logan 5 terminated] He showed some life in the end. Why do they run? (Movie: Logan's Run [1976]) | |
Computer: Do you identify the word Sanctuary?
Logan 5: Negative.
Computer: Sanctuary is a pre-catastrophe code word. Used for a place of unity. (Movie: Logan's Run [1976]) | |
Mary 2: Don't be afraid.
Jessica 6: What's your name?
Mary 2: Mary 2.
Jessica 6: Where do you live Mary?
Mary 2: Here.
Jessica 6: Why aren't you in nursery?
Mary 2: I'm very smart.
Jessica 6: When are you green? When do you go up?
Mary 2: I never go upstairs. You're a nice old lady.
[She steals Jessica 6's bracelet and runs away]
Jessica 6: Hey! (Movie: Logan's Run [1976]) | |
Logan 5: Who are you?
Box: I am more than machine. More than man. More than a fusion of the two. Don't you agree? Wait for the winds. Then my birds sing. And the deep grottos whisper my name. Box... Box... Box... (Movie: Logan's Run [1976]) | |
Logan 5: This place is a link to Sanctuary, isn't it?
Box: Link? Hmmmm...
Logan 5: How do you think we got here?
Box: Same as the others. Don't you remember?
Logan 5: Why do you think we're here?
Box: [very confused] Why? Why? (Movie: Logan's Run [1976]) | |
Jessica 6: [seeing the sun for the first time] What is it?
Logan 5: I don't know. Whatever it is, it's warm. (Movie: Logan's Run [1976]) | |
Logan 5: You knew your mother and father?
The Old Man: Sure, you know... they raised me.
[starts muttering to himself] (Movie: Logan's Run [1976]) | |
[first lines]
Logan: [tapping on a glass window of maternity room] Wake up.
Francis 7: Logan, you are here. I couldn't believe it when they told me. What are you doing?
Logan: [indicates baby] Logan 6. Well it's not everyday that they authorize a new sandman. I tell you Francis,
[indicating baby]
Logan: that's him.
Francis 7: Well maybe, maybe not. What does it matter? Anyway, he isn't yours anymore.
Logan: [continues tapping lightly on the glass]
Francis 7: All right, you want me to wake him?
[bangs loudly on the glass with his baton]
Francis 7: [alarms ring and lights flash] (Movie: Logan's Run [1976]) | |
Francis 7: Aw, what the hell took you so long?
Logan: It was the debriefing, uh... it ws more complicated than usual.
Francis 7: Well, c'mon. Get in the water.
Logan: Francis, did you - did you ever SEE anybody renew?
Francis 7: Ha ha! I think you've been skulking out too much. First nursery, now silly qustions.
Logan: No, but - did you?
Francis 7: Did I what?
Logan: See anybody renew.
Francis 7: Of course!
Logan: Anybody we know?
Francis 7: Look, get into the water. You need it. More than I do.
Logan: Francis, I have to talk to you... Well, I'll see you. (Movie: Logan's Run [1976]) | |
| The Old Man: [paraphrasing T.S. Eliot's "Old Possum's Book of Practical Cats"] The naming of cats is a difficult matter, it's not just one of your holiday games. You may think at first I'm mad as a hatter, when I tell you that each cat's got three different names. (Movie: Logan's Run [1976]) | |
[last lines]
Pilar Cruz: All that other stuff, all that history? To hell with it, right? Forget the Alamo. (Movie: Lone Star [1996]) | |
Pilar Cruz: I'm unmarried. I'm not available.
Coworker: You told me once it was true love.
Pilar Cruz: Nobody stays in love for twenty-three years. (Movie: Lone Star [1996]) | |
Chet Payne: So I'm part Indian?
Otis Payne: By blood you are. But blood only means what you let it. (Movie: Lone Star [1996]) | |
| Mikey: Let's see... I did two tours of duty in southeast Asia and I was married for five years. I couldn't tell you which experience was worse. I knew she was Japanese going in, but she didn't tell me about the Ninja assassin part. (Movie: Lone Star [1996]) | |
Sam Deeds: Well, I'm working on a few things. I'm going over to the other side.
Ray: Republicans?
Sam Deeds: No, Mexico. (Movie: Lone Star [1996]) | |
| Sheriff Sam Deeds: You oughta put up a banner: "Frontera, Texas: gateway to inexpensive pussy." (Movie: Lone Star [1996]) | |
Mickey: Think her family's gonna be okay that you're a white guy?
Cliff: They think any woman over 30 who isn't married is a lesbian. She figures, they'll be so relieved that I'm a man...
Mickey: Yeah, it's always heartwarming to see a prejudice defeated by a deeper prejudice. (Movie: Lone Star [1996]) | |
| Sheriff Sam Deeds: No telling yet if there's been a crime, but this country's seen a fair amount of disagreements over the years. (Movie: Lone Star [1996]) | |
[In the middle of nowhere]
Sam Deeds: Great place for a business.
Wesley Birdsong: Do you see much competiton around? (Movie: Lone Star [1996]) | |
Bartender: I'm as liberal as the next guy.
Sheriff Sam Deeds: If the next guy is a redneck. (Movie: Lone Star [1996]) | |
| Otis Payne: It's not like there's a line between the good people and the bad people. It is not like you're one or the other. (Movie: Lone Star [1996]) | |
[Wade lifts up a tortilla and finds a bribe underneath]
Sheriff Charlie Wade: This beaner fare doesn't agree with me, but the price sure is right. (Movie: Lone Star [1996]) | |
Ray: This ain't Houston, my friend. We're pretty much running things now. Our good day has come.
Shadow: You chumps ain't had a good day since the Alamo. (Movie: Lone Star [1996]) | |
| Ben Wetzel: I remember Charlie Wade come to my father's hardware store once. I was just a little boy. And I heard stories about how he shot this'un and how he shot that'un. The man winked at me. I peed my pants. He winked at me. (Movie: Lone Star [1996]) | |
| Mayor Hollis Pogue: Hey, look at all this will ya? Tackle, boat... All just to catch a little ol' fish minding his own business down at the bottom of the lake. Hardly seems worth the effort, does it, Sam? (Movie: Lone Star [1996]) | |
Sam Deeds: He ever accept cash for a favor?
Otis Payne: I don't recall a prisoner ever died in your daddy's custody. I don't recall a man in this county - black, white, Mexican - who'd hesitate for a minute to call on Buddy Deeds to solve a problem. More than that, I wouldn't care to say. (Movie: Lone Star [1996]) | |
Danny: Look, I'm not after you, Sam. I just think people in town ought to know the full story on Buddy Deeds.
Sam Deeds: That makes two of us. (Movie: Lone Star [1996]) | |
| Pricilla Worth: Damn, they're closing down military left and right and putting up jails like 7-Eleven stores! (Movie: Lone Star [1996]) | |
Chucho Montoya: You're the sheriff of Rio County, right? Un jefe mui respectado.
[drawing a line in the sand]
Chucho Montoya: Step across this line. You're not the sheriff of nothing anymore, just some tejano with a lot of questions I don't have to answer. A bird flying south, you think he sees this line? Rattlesnake? Javelina? Whatever you got. You think halfway across that line they start thinking different? Why should a man?
Sheriff Sam Deeds: Your government's always been pretty happy to have that line, the question's just been where to draw it.
Chucho Montoya: My government can go fuck itself, and so can yours! I'm talking about people here. Men. (Movie: Lone Star [1996]) | |
[Birdsong pulls out a huge rattlesnake skin]
Wesley Birdsong: Here... This big fella was sleeping in a crate at Cisco's junkyard. Right when I was gonna open to see what was in her. Jumped right at my face. Scared me so bad I had to kill him without thinking. Gotta be careful where you go pokin'. Who knows what you'll find. (Movie: Lone Star [1996]) | |
[a black colonel talks to a black private busted for drug use]
Delmore Payne: With your attitude, Private, I'm surprised you want to stay in the service.
Athena Johnson: I do, sir.
Delmore Payne: Because it's a job?
Athena Johnson: Outside... it's... it's such a mess. Um... It's...
Delmore Payne: Chaos. Why do you think they let us in on the deal?
Athena Johnson: 'Cause they got people to fight - Arabs, yellow people, whatever. Might as well use us?
Delmore Payne: It works like this, Private. Every soldier in a war doesn't have to believe in what he's fighting for. Most of them fight just to back up the other soldiers in their squad. They try not to get them killed, they try not to get them extra duty, they try not to embarrass themselves in front of them. Why don't you start with that? (Movie: Lone Star [1996]) | |
Sam Deeds: I suppose Hollis told you. We found Charlie Wade.
Otis Payne: Is that right? Start digging holes in this county, no telling what'll come up. (Movie: Lone Star [1996]) | |
| Fenton: Buddy Deeds said a thing, he damn well backed it up. Never be another one like him. You know, that boy of his can't cut it. You ask me, he's all hat and no cattle. (Movie: Lone Star [1996]) | |
Mikey: Hey, Cliff!
Cliff: What'd you find? Pieces of eight? Relics from the Coronado expedition?
Mikey: Cliff, come here!
[Cliff comes over and sees a half-buried skeleton in the ground]
Cliff: Jesus...
[Mikey lifts a ring out of the ground]
Mikey: Was Coronado in the Masons? (Movie: Lone Star [1996]) | |
Sheriff Sam Deeds: Mrs. Bledsoe?
Minnie Bledsoe: That's me.
Sheriff Sam Deeds: I'm Sheriff Deeds.
Minnie Bledsoe: Sheriff Deeds is dead, honey. You just Sheriff Junior.
Sheriff Sam Deeds: Yeah, that's the story of my life. (Movie: Lone Star [1996]) | |
| Mayor Hollis Pogue: Back in the 1960's, a reporter from a national magazine went to the governor of our Lone Star state, and asked, "Governor, what's your idea of what a real Texan ought to be?" And the governor said, "Son, that's easy. Just go down to Rio County and get a look at Sheriff Buddy Deeds." (Movie: Lone Star [1996]) | |
Baby: Earl Crest, don't you know it ain't polite to stare?
Earl: Well, Baby, it's only natural for a man to stare when he sees the prettiest gal west of Mississippi.
Baby: Just west? (Movie: Lone Star State of Mind [2002]) | |
| Earl: [voiceover] I don't know for sure exactly how Andy got elected six months ago in the first place, but all I do know is that nobody meant for it to happen. It's like the ugly girl in high school who gets picked for prom queen. It ain't nice, but some A-hole thinks it's funny and nominates her, and then other people start voting for her thinking no one else is gonna and pretty soon, KAPOW!, the school is stuck with Sheriff Andy for prom queen. (Movie: Lone Star State of Mind [2002]) | |
Doctor: Now you be careful, Earl, or else my grandson might just steal that pretty gal of yours away from you.
Jimbo: Gramps, I ain't gonna steal Earl's gal, I'm gay. (Movie: Lone Star State of Mind [2002]) | |
Tinker: They're gonna shoot us like fish in a bowl the minute we walk in the door.
Earl: Well, maybe we'll get lucky, Tinker, and they'll only shoot you! (Movie: Lone Star State of Mind [2002]) | |
Baby: [to Junior] You shot my fiancé, now I'm gonna show you how it feels.
[picks up the gun]
Earl: Uh, baby? Would you mind putting off shooting Junior until after you take me to see Doc Cragen?
Baby: [throws the gun off somewhere in the tall grass] Whatever you say, honey. (Movie: Lone Star State of Mind [2002]) | |
| Earl: [voiceover] Now, I asked myself why in the world would I continue to try and help a retard like Junior who, in the Darwinian view of things, was only gonna get hisself selected against eventually anyway. (Movie: Lone Star State of Mind [2002]) | |
Earl: Someone famous once said. Being fearless was the same as being stupid.That havin courage didn't mean that you ain't afraid.
Earl: That havin courage didn't mean that you ain't afraid.
Earl: Rather havin courage meant being afraid but still being able to do what needs to be done inspite of it. (Movie: Lone Star State of Mind [2002]) | |
| Harold: What I'm looking for is someone who can contribute to what England has given to the world: culture, sophistication, genius. A little bit more than an 'ot dog, know what I mean? (Movie: The Long Good Friday [1980]) | |
Pool Attendant: They kept it all incognito. They're gonna collect the body in an ice cream van.
Harold: There's a lot of dignity in that, isn't there? Going out like a raspberry ripple. (Movie: The Long Good Friday [1980]) | |
Casino Manager: It was a good night. Nothing unusual.
Harold: "Nothing unusual," he says! Eric's been blown to smithereens, Colin's been carved up, and I've got a bomb in me casino, and you say nothing unusual? (Movie: The Long Good Friday [1980]) | |
Erroll: Well, he don't like Colin. I mean, queers get right up his hooter, you know?
Harold: After what happened this morning, you'd have to find his hooter to get up it.
Erroll: Is something up with him, then?
Harold: Well, let's put it this way. Apart from his asshole being about fifty yards away from his brains, and the choirboys playing "'unt the thimble" with the rest of him, he ain't too happy. (Movie: The Long Good Friday [1980]) | |
Harold: What the hell was Colin doing with a Lime'ouse minicab driver in Belfast?
Jeff: Colin can't drive.
Harold: Oh, that makes sense. Second question: Belfast? What was he doing there? I know Colin fancies soldiers, but that's taking his buggery a bit far, isn't it? (Movie: The Long Good Friday [1980]) | |
Harold: Alan found him dying. He'd been nailed to the floor.
Jeff: When was this, then?
Harold: Well, it must've been just after you saw him and just before Alan saw him. Otherwise, you'd have noticed, wouldn't you? I mean, a geezer nailed to the floor. A man of your education would definitely have spotted that, wouldn't he? (Movie: The Long Good Friday [1980]) | |
| Harold: I'm glad I found out in time just what a partnership with a pair of wankers like you would've been. A sleeping partner's one thing, but you're in a fucking coma! No wonder you got an energy crisis your side of the water! (Movie: The Long Good Friday [1980]) | |
Harold: Who's having a go at me? Can you think of anyone who might have an old score to settle or something?
Razors: Who's big enough to take you on?
Harold: Well, there were a few.
Razors: Like who?
Harold: Yeah, they're all dead. (Movie: The Long Good Friday [1980]) | |
| Harold: No one's heard nothing? That just ain't natural. It's like one of them silent, deadly farts. No clue, and then pow, you go cross-eyed. (Movie: The Long Good Friday [1980]) | |
| Harold: Remember, scare the shit out of them, but don't damage them. I want 'em conscious and talkative. And lads, try and be discreet, eh? (Movie: The Long Good Friday [1980]) |
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