Infinite 2021

Evan McCauley: I get it. I do. Who’s going to hire a diagnosed schizophrenic with a history of violence, when there'’s a dozen candidates out there with sparkling clean records?

Evan McCauley: I’m feeling a little unbalanced right now. Maybe the best way to get the voices in my head to stop talking is to cut yours off. Do you think it would help?

Bathurst 2020: Do you remember... Syracuse?
Evan McCauley: Syracuse...
Bathurst 2020: The siege. Second Punic War. Where we first met.
Evan McCauley: Well, not quite the thrill ride of the First Punic War, but, hey, sequels are tough, huh?

Evan McCauley: Destiny? Where I come from, we got bills to pay, rent to make. Nobody’s got time for destiny.

Evan McCauley: No, I’m not crazy. I’m just delusional.

Evan McCauley: That’s what schizophrenia is. Different people, same head.
Nora Brightman: What if it were the same person, different lives?

Evan McCauley: Look, I hate to break it to you. It’s a comforting idea, souls moving from one body to the next. But it’s basically just a spiritual equivalent of "better luck next time." Okay? Nothing more and nothing less.

Evan McCauley: Why are they bowing?
Nora Brightman: They’re hoping you’re Heinrich Treadway. Reincarnated.
Evan McCauley: "Heinrich"?
Nora Brightman: It was a popular name in the ’50s.
Evan McCauley: In the ’50s... Great for rock’n’roll, but lousy for names, I guess.
Nora: The 1750s.

Evan McCauley: I must’ve really screwed up on my last incarnation.
Nora Brightman: Why would you say that?
Evan McCauley: Have you seen where I live in this life?

Garrick: Don’t worry. All this shit, it just gets weirder.

Bathurst 2020: Newer... almost never means better.

Bathurst 2020: You know what real torture is?
Bryan Porter: Listening to you?
Bathurs 2020t: Real torture... isn’t physical pain, but human stupidity. Being surrounded by it, engulfed in it. Lifetime after lifetime.

Bathurst 2020: People with their idiot grins! Their infuriating pleasantries! Their need for approval! Their unctuous attempts to be loved and validated! They are walking, talking obituaries... on the back page of a dying newspaper, at the bottom of a birdcage, in the corner of a filthy living room of a hoarder cat lady!

Evan McCauley: So what happened if you died young and got separated?
Nora Brightman: For an Infinite... death isn’t the end, it’s like... turning the page in a book. Next chapter, same story.

Evan McCauley: It’s hope. That’s what I learned. Yes, we fall. Yes, we fail. Yes, sometimes we screw up everything we touch. But each moment we live is connected by a belief that the actions we take will next day, next week, next life add up to something more, something bigger than yourself. And next... well, the possibilities are... infinite.

—
+ Quotes on the IMDb
+ Soundtracks