The Indian Runner (1991)

Joe Roberts: Okay, big bear! I'm an Indian runner! I'm a message. And the message is... bet you can't find me!

Frank Roberts: All right, you win! You're a message. You win.
Joe Roberts: Oh, Joseph!
Frank Roberts: Oh, Joey! The message is... never trust a bear.

Caesar: Did you ever want to kill someone? Just out of rage? And you don't do it because you're afraid? And it's all about fear. Fear of the law coming down, sure. But mostly... fear like in sin. Sin with God. Yeah, almighty God. What if He ain't almighty? What if He ain't sacred? You might just as well have done the fella. Goodness... maybe ain't nothing but fear, you know?

Frank Roberts: Let me ask you something. How'd it feel when you killed that kid out on the highway?
Joe Roberts: Not good, Frank.
Frank Roberts: I would've thought that felt real fucking good. It was clean, it was legal. You saved your own life. I mean, that's common sense. It's common fucking sense, right? It's how these people think.
Joe Roberts: What people?

Frank Roberts: They don't let you figure out the problem! It's math class. The whole deal is math. Like every math class, there's a clown in front everybody hates. He's raising his hand, answering the questions. What do we do? Move on! Just fucking move on. Ready or not! He's deciding we got to move on. He's deciding we got to move on. He knows his math! I hadn't figured out about Santa Claus yet. Dragons.

Frank Roberts: That's the world, Joe. And it's a beauty! Am I right?
Joe Roberts: You're right.
Frank Roberts: Am I wrong?
Joe Roberts: No, you're not wrong.
Frank Roberts: There is no common sense. Right?
Joe Roberts: Right. All right. Your problems are the world's fault.
Frank Roberts: That's right! It's the world's fault.
Joe Roberts: It's your fault. It's my fault. It's the fault of every "human being, " as they're called. Every one of them out there!

Frank Roberts: Life must be great if you can laugh it up.

Frank Roberts: No, mister. I'll just stay here and drink it down. 'Cause there's only two kinds of men in this hell. That's heroes and outlaws. Which one are you?
Joe Roberts: Men come strong or weak, brother. You ain't strong.

Joe Roberts: That's all there is, Frank. Out there is family. In here it's hell.

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