You don't have to be an astrophysicist to know that you're a star.
— Andrew Goldberg, Jennifer Flackett, Mark Levin, Nick Kroll, Lars, Neil Casey, Disclosure the Movie
You don't have to be an astrophysicist to know that you're a star.
— Andrew Goldberg, Jennifer Flackett, Mark Levin, Nick Kroll, Lars, Neil Casey, Disclosure the Movie
I do what I do because of my dad. He was a hero. He gave his life for the pursuit of knowledge. Because up there is where our story is going to be told.
I'm so selfish...I'm so selfish...I'm so selfish...I'm a selfish person...
H. Clifford McBride: We need to find what science tells us is impossible. I can't have failed. Roy McBride: Dad, you haven't. Now we know. We're all we've got.
I recall how we used to watch black and white movies together. Musicals were you favorite. I remember you tutoring me in math. You instilled in me a strong work ethic. You should know I’ve chosen a career that you would approve of. I’ve dedicated my life to the exploration of space, and I thank you…
Here we go again. Fighting for resources. What the hell am I doing here?
I’ve been trained to compartmentalize. It seems to me that’s how I approach my life.
I always wanted to become an astronaut, for the future of mankind and all. At least that’s what I always told myself. I see myself on the outside, smile, present a side. It’s a performance, with my eye on the exit. Always on the exit. Just don’t touch me.
So many times in my life I screwed up: I've talked when I should've listened, I've been harsh when I should've been tender.
Forgiveness is bullshit.
Goddamn it, they are using me!
Roy McBride: Can I have a blanket and pillow? Female Flight Attendant: Certainly, that will be $125.
I do what I do because of my dad.
Why go on? Why keep trying?
I'm steady, calm. I slept well, no bad dreams. I am active and engaged. I'm aware of my surroundings and those in my immediate sphere. I'm attentive. I am focused on the essentials, to the exclusion of all else. I'm unsure of the future but I'm not concerned. I will rely on those closest to me, and…
[handing Beverly a cup of tea] Mrs. Kersh: There you go. Beverly Marsh: Thank you. Mrs. Kersh: Now, some music. [she puts on an old record] Mrs. Kersh: There. [Beverly notices flies forming outside the window] Mrs. Kersh: I do apologize. It gets so very hot here this time of year. Beverly Marsh: It’…
Mike Hanlon: We didn’t stop it. Beverly Marsh: Pennywise. Mike Hanlon: The clown.
[referring to the house] Mrs. Kersh: Is it like you remember? Beverly Marsh: Cleaner. Mrs. Kersh: Well, you feel free to look around while I get the water boiling.
[the oven bell rings] Mrs. Kersh: I had some cookies I made in the oven before you came. Stay right there. Beverly Marsh: I shouldn’t impose. I’m going to… Mrs. Kersh: No, no, no, no, no, no. I insist. [she goes to get the cookies; Beverly looks at the photos on the wall] Beverly Marsh: Your photos…
[Beverly rings the doorbell and the front door opens] Mrs. Kersh: Yes? May I help you? Beverly Marsh: I used to live here. Mrs. Kersh: Won’t you come in? It’s the least I can do.