The Good Soldier
& Carrie: I’ll bet you everything I’ve got. Everything. Including my Monk’s Dream, signed by Thelonious himself.
Saul: I prefer Coltrane. Not so fussy.
& Galvez: Eight million fingerprints, a man’s belt from Macy’s... size 32... couple of takeout food containers from a local Chinese restaurant... Condoms.
Saul: Condoms? What else?
Galvez: A six-pack of diet Coke in the refrigerator.
Saul: That’s it?
& Lauder: Here’s my question: how come Walker died and you came back alive?
& Lauder: What’s that about? Huh, what’s that about?
Brody: Luck, Lauder, that’s what it’s all about... good luck and bad luck.
& Lauder: I’m glad you brought up the subject of luck. {...} Can I be honest? I’ll be honest. Why not? We’re all compadres, right, brothers in arms and all that crap? While you were away, there’s not a man here who didn’t want to bend your wife over the sink and fuck her up the ass.
& Carrie: I’ll have whatever he’s having.
Brody: Bourbon, straight bourbon.
Carrie: Okay. What’s the difference, I always wondered.
Brody: Straight’s been aged for two years in charred oak barrels.
Carrie: ... Ugh, still tastes like gasoline to me.
& Carrie: Oh, I hope I don’t puke.
Brody: You’re gonna puke?
Carrie: No.
Brody: You all right?
Carrie: I’m half Irish.
Brody: The Irish don’t puke?
Carrie: Nah, only when we have to salute the British.
& Saul: He passed the polygraph. {...} It’s... It’s over. Man is clean.
& Saul: So... now we know that Sergeant Brody’s been faithful to his wife. Question: Why do we care?
& Saul: What was that all about?
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On the Imdb.
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