Quotes tagged ‘Movies’

“I laughed, staying to watch the rest of Private Life and cringe in self-recognition. I saw myself in Hahn’s Rachel, a tall, brainy, Jewish author. Years ago, I was sick of decades of dating heartbreak, and decided I’d felt fine alone. Then I met Aaron, a comedy writer as smart and sardonic as Paul G…”

— Susan Shapiro, thecut.com

“I don’t know where the hell I’ll be in five years. Maybe I’ll be producing movies maybe I’ll be on a corner selling apples. I don’t know, but I’m having a hell of a lot of fun.”

— Stan Lee, ign.com

“Ray Palmer: You have to believe you're going to make amazing movies! Amaya Jiwe: You have to believe it like there's no tomorrow!”

— Keto Shimizu, Chris Fedak, Amaya Jiwe, Maisie Richardson Sellers, imdb.com

“The fact that Nate thinks his is more important than Andy’s career is a real hoot.”

— Harling Ross, manrepeller.com

“Tina: I've booked us a room five minutes away. It worked for Dakota Johnson. Robert: We're not characters in some trashy movie. This is real life. We're in a real marriage.”

— Kalinda Vazquez, Tina Minoru, Brittany Ishibashi, imdb.com

“Sebastian: So you're a barista? And I can see how you could then look down on me from all the way up there. Singer: Sebastian. Second set. Sebastian: He doesn't tell me what to do. Mia: He just told you what to do. Sebastian: I let him. [pause] What's your name? Mia: Mia. Sebastian: Mia. Guess I'll…”

— Damien Chazelle, Sebastian Wilder, Ryan Gosling, imdb.com

“If you don't know Jurassic Park, you don't know shit.”

— Dan Kwan, Hank, Paul Dano, imdb.com

“While the 90s were peak years for divorce-as-a-plot-point-movies, they were also the golden age of fictional women setting shit on fire, and I was ready to participate.”

— Nora Taylor, manrepeller.com

“The movies? Some people get to live it up.”

— Philip Rosenthal, Marie Barone, Doris Roberts, imdb.com

“The economy stinks, bees are dying, and movies are pretty much all sequels now.”

— David Quandt, Schmidt, Max Greenfield, imdb.com

“It's not my nature to complain, but so far today we've had three movies, two filmstrips, and an hour and a half of magazine time. I just don't feel challenged.”

— Richard Appel, Lisa Simpson, Yeardley Smith, imdb.com

“Because Fosse only got to direct five movies and one screening-worthy television special before he died, in 1987, the Quad, to fill out the menu, included in its program four films that he appeared in and choreographed.”

— Julie Klausner, newyorker.com

“I laughed at its jokes, I teared up over its grand romantic gestures, and I came out of the theater happy to have seen a movie I liked. Even if it wasn't my absolute favorite of the year. Even if I didn't feel some white-hot rush of recognition.”

— Angie Han, mashable.com

“The film ends on an INFAMOUS cliff-hanger, so you're never really sure if Leonardo DiCaprio's character made it back to reality from out of the dream or not, which was frustrating TO SAY THE LEAST.”

— Allie Hayes, buzzfeed.com

“Watch it again. It’s mostly Tom’s fault. He’s projecting. He’s not listening. He’s selfish. Luckily he grows by the end.”

— Joseph Gordon-Levitt, twitter.com

“To quote every 'Star Wars' ever made, 'I’ve got a bad feeling about this.'”

— Anderson MacKenzie, Phil Klemmer, Jefferson 'Jax' Jackson, Franz Drameh, imdb.com

“I tried, I tried. I tried to talk to Toby and be his friend but that is like trying to be friends with an evil snail. I feel like I'm dying inside. I feel like Neve Campbell in Scream II. She thinks she can go off to college and be happy and then the murderer comes back and starts killing off all of…”

— Jennifer Celotta, Mindy Kaling, Michael Scott, Steve Carell, imdb.com

“Sabrina: Hey, guys, what's going on? Morgan: We're clearing out of here. Grab all you can carry. Roxie: It turns out it wasn't you. The whole house is possessed. Miles: And unlike scantily-dressed teenagers in slasher movies, we know when to leave.”

— Grant Nieporte, Dan Kael, Sabrina Spellman, Melissa Joan Hart, imdb.com

“In 'The Godfather' movies, complex interior drama is punctuated sudden bursts of violence. In the 'Mamma Mia!' movies, complex interior drama is punctuated by sudden bursts of ABBA.”

— Jackson McHenry, vulture.com

“When Andy and I used to go the movies, he would always try to guess the ending of the movie. And he would always guess that the main character had been dead the whole time. Even when we saw Ratatouille.”

— Rachel Axler, Ann Perkins, Rashida Jones, imdb.com