Quotes tagged ‘Reunions’

“Cory: What are we doing? Topanga: I don't know. I mean, we did break up for a reason, right? Cory: Yeah. We did. Topanga: And... that reason was...? Cory: So we could get back together.”

— David Kendall, Mark Blutman, Howard Busgang, Cory Matthews, Ben Savage, imdb.com

“Always with that damn nodding, man! You haven't changed a damn bit.”

— Barry Jenkins, Tarell Alvin McCraney, Kevin Jones, Andre Holland, imdb.com

“Kevin: I ain't see you in like, a decade... It's not what I expected. Chiron: What did you expect?”

— Barry Jenkins, Tarell Alvin McCraney, Kevin Jones, Andre Holland, imdb.com

“[as Brad’s dad is coming down the escalator] Dad. That sweater, he wears a red sweater so that I can see him in a crowd.”

— Sean Anders, John Morris, Brad Whitaker, Will Ferrell, imdb.com

“Kurt Mayron: There you go. Why don’t you bring the car around and we’ll meet you at the curb? Brad Whitaker: Right away, sir. I mean, no. I’m sorry, I’m not the driver. I’m Brad. The stepdad. Kurt Mayron: [to Dusty] Why is her here? Brad Whitaker: Because my dad’s coming, too.”

— Sean Anders, John Morris, Brad Whitaker, Will Ferrell, imdb.com

“Long time no see, Dr. Pym. How's retirement?”

— Joe Cornish, Adam McKay, Edgar Wright, Paul Rudd, Frank, Joe Chrest, imdb.com

“Blair Warner: My mother's made a date with her latest conquest, Justin Branch. He's a married man! I never want to hear 'like mother, like daughter' again. Edna Garrett: Oh, but Blair, your mother and Mr. Branch are old friends. They're having an innocent reunion. Blair Warner: I've lost three fathe…”

— Jerry Mayer, Blair Warner, Lisa Whelchel, imdb.com

“Reuniting [The Clash] would be artistic death. Unless it was like a mopping-up thing it'd be like admitting defeat.”

— Joe Strummer, theguardian.com

“Farewells can be shattering, but returns are surely worse. Solid flesh can never live up to the bright shadow cast by its absence. Time and distance blur the edges; then suddenly the beloved has arrived, and it's noon with its merciless light, and every spot and pore and wrinkle and bristle stands c…”

— Margaret Atwood, amazon.com