Sonny Vaccaro: I-I can't... just can't figure out why these kids want to take less money to sign for a rival shoe company. I mean, why would a kid from Baltimore want to wear German soccer shoes?
Howard White: Because Adidas is what's hot right now, man. The rappers are wearing them in the videos. The break-dancers are break-dancing up in the Bronx. They're on the floor breaking their ankles and their elbows for no reason. And these kids ain't cool unless they got Adidas on. And them some badass jogging suits, too. You got to admit we can't touch their jogging suits.
Howard White: Nike is a damn jogging company, man. Black people don't jog. You ain't gonna catch no Black person running 26 miles for no damn reason. Man, the cops probably pull you over thinking you done stole something.
Sonny Vaccaro: You know, I-I like the, uh... that new slogan, the one for the whole company that they're talking about.
Howard White: I don't like it. You know where it came from?
Sonny Vaccaro: No.
Howard White: That damn slogan came from a convict about to get executed in front of a firing squad, and they asked him, "What's your last words?"
Sonny Vaccaro: What? "Just do it"?
Sonny Vaccaro: Ah, kind of a fitting metaphor for the way basketball is viewed at this company.
Howard White: I know. "Nike. Just get the shit over with."
Sonny Vaccaro: What'd it say about me that I liked it?
Howard White: That says that you a fat middle-aged white guy that don't want to exercise.
Rob Strasser: So, Mr. Orwell was right. 1984 has been a tough year. Our sales are down, our growth is down, but this company is about who we really are when we are down for the count. Am I right, huh?
Sonny Vaccaro: You know he'll be miserable at Adidas. I mean, it's a shit show over there since Adolf died.
David Falk: Adi, Sonny. He went by Adi.
Sonny Vaccaro: His name was Adolf. I mean, the guy's name was literally Adolf.
David Falk: He was a good man.
Sonny Vaccaro: He kept the name.
David Falk: It's Adi. Adi Dassler. Adi-Das. Adidas. That's what it stands for.
Sonny Vaccaro: He was in the Hitler Youth.
David Falk: No, he wasn't. Don't say that.
Sonny Vaccaro: I saw a picture of him personally wearing a swastika. The guy had the haircut.
David Falk: We all have a past.
Sonny Vaccaro: Look, David, some of us have our past and some of us were Nazis. There's a line.
David Falk: Well, he's dead.
George Raveling: He just doesn't like the shoe.
Sonny Vaccaro: He never even worn the shoes.
George Raveling: He did say if somebody was to buy him a red Mercedes 380SL, he would sign a shoe contract for life with anybody. Except Nike. There's nothing cool about Nike. Even what it means, "Adidas": "All day I dream about sex." "Puma": "Please use my ass."
Sonny Vaccaro: That's not what it means.
George Raveling: "Nike" has no-no meaning.
Deloris Jordan: What should I ask you?
Sonny Vaccaro: Ask me why I'm in Wilmington, North Carolina.
Deloris Jordan: Why are you in Wilmington, North Carolina?
Sonny Vaccaro: Because I believe in your son. I believe he's different. And I believe you might be the only person on Earth who knows it. That's why I'm in Wilmington, North Carolina.
Peter Moore: To what do I owe the honor?
Sonny Vaccaro: I need a shoe, Pete.
Peter Moore: I would assume as much.
Sonny Vaccaro: I need the greatest basketball shoe that's ever been made.
Peter Moore: How long do we have?
Sonny Vaccaro: It has to be individual. Like, think of it like this. Uh, Converse are plain, ordinary shoes, right? Every player wears the same one. What we do with this one is, rather than have the athlete wear one of our shoes, we create the shoe around the athlete.
Peter Moore: So the shoe is a physical manifestation of the individual rather than the individual as emblem of the corporate entity?
Sonny Vaccaro: Something like that.
Peter Moore: The requirements are: speak as an individual, market to a mass audience and be the most beautiful shoe known to mankind.
Sonny Vaccaro: Yes.
Peter Moore: Form or function?
Sonny Vaccaro: Uh...
Peter Moore: Uh, something can be beautiful or it can be practical. Rarely both.
Sonny Vaccaro: Come up with something new.
Peter Moore: Humans have been wearing shoes for thousands of years, and the design has substantively changed once: when they differentiated between the right and the left shoe. That was 600 years ago.
Peter Moore: Beauty. Not function? You know what they say. Poetry only makes the world bearable. It's engineering that got us to the moon.
Sonny Vaccaro: They're j-just too white. Not enough color in there. I mean, the Bulls are red and black. Can you get more red in?
Peter Moore: They literally are not permitted to be a single additional percentage point of red.
Sonny Vaccaro: Is that true? What is the actual rule?
Peter Moore: 51% of the shoe has to be white. NBA is extremely strict about it. They'll fine him.
Sonny Vaccaro: They'll fine him?
Peter Moore: $5,000 a game.
Sonny Vaccaro: We're fucked.
Rob Strasser: .... What about more red? A lot more red. And what about if we just pay the fines? Make a commercial out of it. You know, it'll give us headlines. They're gonna fine Michael Jordan for being too colorful.
Peter Moore: Do you men think about basketball shoes often?
Sonny Vaccaro: I mostly think about basketball.
Rob Strasser: More marketing.
Peter Moore: Basketball shoes are the... central preoccupation of my life. I've had one persistent obsession that I've harbored and nurtured in hopes of making the perfect basketball shoe.
Rob Strasser: You know, Sonny, this doesn't work out, jobs are gone, checks are gone. You know that, right?
Sonny Vaccaro: Well, you'll get another job. What I do you can't put on a résumé.
Rob Strasser: I wouldn't worry about it. You're very, very convincing.
Sonny Vaccaro: Yeah. That's my job.
Rob Strasser: But I also know that sometimes people can be completely and totally wrong. Okay? You know, like-like somebody really sold the emperor on, "We should bomb Pearl Harbor," okay?
Sonny Vaccaro: Are you likening yourself to Hirohito?
Sonny Vaccaro: If we're gonna make it, w-we got to take risks.
Rob Strasser: Spoken like a man without a seven-year-old on Sunday afternoon.
Rob Strasser: A shoe is always just a shoe until someone steps into it.
Phil Knight: Okay. This team is good enough. You are all capable. And I believe in each one of you. Remember to focus on your breath. When you breathe in, know you're breathing in. When you breathe out, simply know you're breathing out. I'll see you in seven hours and 25 minutes.
Sonny Vaccaro: Just forget about the shoes. Forget about the money. You're gonna make enough money, it's not gonna matter. Money can buy you almost anything. It can't buy you immortality. That you have to earn.
Sonny Vaccaro: It's an American story, and that's why Americans are gonna love it. People are gonna build you up. God, are they going to. Because when you're great and new, we love you. Man, we'll build you into something that doesn't even exist. You're gonna change the fucking world. But you know what? Once they've built you as high as they possibly can, they're gonna tear you back down. It's the most predictable pattern. We build you into something that doesn't exist, and that means you have to try to be that thing. All day, every day. That's how it works. And we do it again and again and again.
And I'm gonna tell you the truth. You're gonna be attacked, betrayed, exposed and humiliated. And you'll survive that...
A lot of people can climb that mountain. It's the way down that breaks them. 'Cause that's the moment when you are truly alone. And what will you do then? Can you summon the will to fight on through all the pain and rise again?
Sonny Vaccaro: Who are you, Michael? That will be the defining question of your life. And I think you already know the answer. And that's why we're all here... A shoe is just a shoe until somebody steps into it. Then it has meaning. The rest of us just want a chance to touch that greatness. We need you in these shoes not so you have meaning in your life but so that we have meaning in ours.
Everyone at this table will be forgotten as soon as our time here is up. Except for you. You're gonna be remembered forever, because some things are eternal.
You're Michael Jordan, and your story is gonna make us want to fly.
Deloris Jordan: Now, we are willing to accept the deal and commit right away but with one minor provision...
Sonny Vaccaro: Name it.
Deloris Jordan: It's nothing, really. It's so obvious that its omission, I assume, from the term sheet was a clerical error.
Sonny Vaccaro: I'm sure it was.
Deloris Jordan: Michael will get a percentage of the revenue of the sale of each shoe that is sold.
Sonny Vaccaro: I'm sorry?!
Sonny Vaccaro: Mrs. Jordan, I... I understand what you're saying. I... I actually agree with you. But that's just not how it goes in this life. People like your son, people who work for a living, they don't let us own anything. We take the best we can get. ...
Deloris Jordan: Mr. Vaccaro, I agree that the business is unfair. It's unfair to my son. It's unfair to people like you. But every once in a while, someone comes along that's so extraordinary that it forces those reluctant to part with some of that wealth to do so, not out of charity but out of greed, because they are so very special. And even more rare, that person demands to be treated according to their worth because they understand what they are worth.
Sonny Vaccaro: Or their mother does.
Deloris Jordan: You purport to know a good deal about my son. You tell me. Is it me who believes in Michael, his name, or am I just a healthy reflection of who he is and what he believes about himself? Hmm?
Deloris Jordan: A shoe is just a shoe until my son steps into it.
Sonny Vaccaro: You okay?
Phil Knight: I'm just concentrating on my breath.
Sonny Vaccaro: Why?
Phil Knight: Just... doing a forgiveness meditation for myself.
Sonny Vaccaro: What are you forgiving yourself for?
Phil Knight: I think it's possible we may have set a very dangerous precedent. Now every athlete's gonna want a percentage. Next thing, they'll all want equity and... Fuck it. Too many cows.
Phil Knight: If we ruin the business, at least we had fun doing it.
Sonny Vaccaro: You know, I thought it was pronounced "Nicky" first time I saw the word.
Phil Knight: I had a really strong instinct we should call the company Dimension Six. You think it would've been successful with that name?
Sonny Vaccaro: No. Ah, you name it after the goddess of victory, it's probably more appealing to competitive athletes.
Phil Knight: We just did that 'cause the consultants told us people like four-letter words.
Sonny Vaccaro: I like four-letter words.
Phil Knight: I paid Carolyn Davidson $35 for that design in 1971.
Sonny Vaccaro: I heard you didn't like it.
Phil Knight: No. I said it would grow on me. Well, maybe it will.
Phil Knight: I think it'll be fine. What's the most we ever sold on a shoe? $3 million? He's one guy. How much can it be?...
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Creed III (2023)
Bianca Creed: I think, as parents, it's actually our responsibility to teach her how to assess her emotions.
Adonis Creed: So you want Amara, right, to hold hands with this bully and start talking about her feelings? That's not real life.
Damian Anderson: It's like this, bro. I respect you... but my clock tickin'. It's now or never for me.
Adonis Creed: And I wanna help you, like I said I would. But, man, what you asking me, it's... it's kinda impossible.
Damian Anderson: You don't know what it's like, bro. All that time in them... in them walls. Impossible? They take your name. And they give you a number. That's how it start...
Adonis Creed: Most people think it's about violence but it's not. It's timing and focus and...
Amara Creed: Control?
Mary-Anne Creed: You were so mad. Gonna knock everybody out, one by one. Just like your father. That's why he fought so hard. You know that, right?
Adonis Creed: Yeah.
Mary-Anne Creed: But you... you don't have to do that. You can find another way.
Bianca Creed: I just made a choice to try to move on and be happy about what I do have. But it's not easy. I just try.
Adonis Creed: ...when he went down, I didn't reach out. I never called. I didn't write. After a while, it felt easier to pretend like I forgot. You know, just... act like it never happened.
Tony 'Little Duke' Burton: Listen... You out there boxing. I need you to start fighting. Go out there and do what we came to do.
Tony 'Little Duke' Burton: Let go of the fear. You hear me? Let go of the guilt. Let go of it, dawg. Let go of whatever was and walk into what is.
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20 июн. 2023 г.
Champions (2023)
Marcus: I should be coaching in the NBA.
Alex: Then why aren't you?
Marcus: Because there's a lot of, uh, politics involved and-- Well, don't worry, darling. I... I will be soon enough.
Alex: I should've known I was in for a real meeting of the minds when I saw you only had one book in your apartment.
Marcus: I actually have many books. They're in storage. I-I tend to travel light.
Alex: And it's called Visualize Success. Powerful stuff.
Marcus: Hey. Don't knock visualization. That stuff works.
Phil: We go back too far, Marcus. You know what a meme is? You're a meme now. My granddaughter sent this to me. She's been sharing with all her little friends.
Marcus: Uh, uh, I-I-I do apologize, uh, Your Honor. I think there's some kind of misapprehension here because- we were talking about... I said... We both were talking when you said, "Take community service." I don't... I don't want to take comm-- I want to give to the community. I want to give freely.
Marcus: Um, Your Honor? Uh, when you say "intellectual disabilities," what are we talking here? Uh...
Judge Mary Menendez: Yes?
Marcus: Are we talking retar...
Judge Mary Menendez: Oh.
Marcus: ...ded Americans? Because, y-you know, it seems kind of redundant that, you know, in a sense, Americans, we are re-- you know, we're-we're those-- I-I'm talking about myself, too, you know? I'm a...
Attorney Charlie McGurk: Your Honor, I just have to state for the record, I literally just met "What's His Pickle" here 20 minutes ago. Okay? I don't think his words should reflect on me going forward, future hearings.
Marcus: What am I looking at here?
Julio: Oh, pipes burst. I don't know. It must be global warming, huh? I mean, it's raining, and it's freezing, and it's snowing, then it's freezing again. And all of a sudden, it's hot girl summer in January.
Alex: What is this, young man?
Marcus: You caught me. I try to keep that hidden in there, but it's Shakespeare for... dummies.
Alex: A second book? I mean, I don't even know what to say. I just never would have visualized that.
Marcus: What do you say?
Sonny: Uh... hell to the yeah?.. Uh, so, wait, is this a friendship or mentorship type thing? Are we talking profesh or soche? Or... both?
Marcus: It-It's early days, so let's not label it yet.
Marcus: What's the problem? Why are you guys all looking so freaked out?
Johnny: Coach, the other team is called The Beasts!
Marlon: They're the "beasts," we're the "friends."
Cosentino: Based on our names, I don't like our chances.
Marcus: Those dudes are scary. But this is your shot at being champions. And guess what. Champions are brave. That's what it means to be a champion.
Marlon: Actually, the dictionary definition of "champion" is...
Marcus: Not now, Marlon. You can't be afraid to fail. You can't be afraid to lose. You can do it because I know you're brave. I've seen you. I've seen you do things that were hard. Things that felt impossible. And I'm not just talking as players. I'm talking as people.
Marcus: Uh, you were right. Those guys are dicks. I don't want to be the fig leaf covering those dicks-- Did I go long with that analogy?
Alex: I-I stopped listening after I heard that I was right.
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Alex: Then why aren't you?
Marcus: Because there's a lot of, uh, politics involved and-- Well, don't worry, darling. I... I will be soon enough.
Alex: I should've known I was in for a real meeting of the minds when I saw you only had one book in your apartment.
Marcus: I actually have many books. They're in storage. I-I tend to travel light.
Alex: And it's called Visualize Success. Powerful stuff.
Marcus: Hey. Don't knock visualization. That stuff works.
Phil: We go back too far, Marcus. You know what a meme is? You're a meme now. My granddaughter sent this to me. She's been sharing with all her little friends.
Marcus: Uh, uh, I-I-I do apologize, uh, Your Honor. I think there's some kind of misapprehension here because- we were talking about... I said... We both were talking when you said, "Take community service." I don't... I don't want to take comm-- I want to give to the community. I want to give freely.
Marcus: Um, Your Honor? Uh, when you say "intellectual disabilities," what are we talking here? Uh...
Judge Mary Menendez: Yes?
Marcus: Are we talking retar...
Judge Mary Menendez: Oh.
Marcus: ...ded Americans? Because, y-you know, it seems kind of redundant that, you know, in a sense, Americans, we are re-- you know, we're-we're those-- I-I'm talking about myself, too, you know? I'm a...
Attorney Charlie McGurk: Your Honor, I just have to state for the record, I literally just met "What's His Pickle" here 20 minutes ago. Okay? I don't think his words should reflect on me going forward, future hearings.
Marcus: What am I looking at here?
Julio: Oh, pipes burst. I don't know. It must be global warming, huh? I mean, it's raining, and it's freezing, and it's snowing, then it's freezing again. And all of a sudden, it's hot girl summer in January.
Alex: What is this, young man?
Marcus: You caught me. I try to keep that hidden in there, but it's Shakespeare for... dummies.
Alex: A second book? I mean, I don't even know what to say. I just never would have visualized that.
Marcus: What do you say?
Sonny: Uh... hell to the yeah?.. Uh, so, wait, is this a friendship or mentorship type thing? Are we talking profesh or soche? Or... both?
Marcus: It-It's early days, so let's not label it yet.
Marcus: What's the problem? Why are you guys all looking so freaked out?
Johnny: Coach, the other team is called The Beasts!
Marlon: They're the "beasts," we're the "friends."
Cosentino: Based on our names, I don't like our chances.
Marcus: Those dudes are scary. But this is your shot at being champions. And guess what. Champions are brave. That's what it means to be a champion.
Marlon: Actually, the dictionary definition of "champion" is...
Marcus: Not now, Marlon. You can't be afraid to fail. You can't be afraid to lose. You can do it because I know you're brave. I've seen you. I've seen you do things that were hard. Things that felt impossible. And I'm not just talking as players. I'm talking as people.
Marcus: Uh, you were right. Those guys are dicks. I don't want to be the fig leaf covering those dicks-- Did I go long with that analogy?
Alex: I-I stopped listening after I heard that I was right.
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3 апр. 2023 г.
Borg McEnroe (2017)
Talk Show Host: The man The New York Times described as being the worst representative of American values since Al Capone. Ladies and gentlemen, John McEnroe!...
Talk Show Host: John, I gotta ask you. What is it that you've done to the Brits?
John McEnroe: Yeah, I don't know. It's just such a different place, you know? It's a different culture and they have warm beer and it's just a different thing.
Talk Show Host: Have you got a plan to get them to stop booing?
John McEnroe: I plan to go in there and play my game, and if I beat Borg in the finals, it's very hard to boo me if I'm number one.
Talk Show Host: I guess I wouldn't be exaggerating if I were to say that you and Borg are as different as two people could possibly be.
John McEnroe: You keep going back to Borg. Is he backstage? Is he gonna jump out of a cake? Feel like we keep talking about him. You know, I'm here. I'm working interviews.
Talk Show Host: It's just that Borg is often described as being pure perfection and, uh, zero emotion. Do you think he ever loses it?
John McEnroe: I don't know. You're gonna spend the whole fucking interview talking about Borg? You said we were gonna talk about the future of tennis. Now you're gonna bullshit me?!
Björn Borg: Nobody will remember that I won Wimbledon four times in a row. Just taht I lost the fifth time.
Lennart Hyland: Who cares what they think?
Björn Borg: It's like everybody's just waiting... Waiting for me to tumble.
Lennart Hyland: Screw them! Give everything you've got tomorrow, even if it feels like the last thing you do.
Lennart Hyland: It's all in here, Björn... In here!
Club Chairman: Tennis isn't like soccer or hockey, where it's all about winning. In tennis, the way you win is just as important. It's a gentlemen's sport. Let's be honest... Tennis is not a sport suited to all levels of society.
John McEnroe: You know how many times I've tried to do this, go into a match and just been, like, no emotion, all order, just be Borg. This is impossible. This is not... This isn't human. He's like...
John McEnroe: You watch the Borg match? Did you see what I'm seeing? You see him get slower? Like much, much slower? Because he's out of shape?
Phil: You'll understand someday, all right?
John McEnroe: Explain it.
Phil: Look. You got four Wimbledon titles. All right? It's a lot of pressure. Everybody wants to beat Björn. Everybody wants something from Björn. It makes you the loneliest fucking guy on the planet, you know?
Phil: You wanna know what Björn's doing right now?
John McEnroe: Yes.
Phil: He's in bed. His room is cold as fuck because he wants his pulse below 50 beats a minute.
John McEnroe: That's a rumor.
Phil: It's not. He's got all these superstitions. Rituals.
John McEnroe: Cut the shit and say the stuff I want to fucking hear.
Phil: This year, his parents aren't allowed to come. All right? He only lets them come every second year, and when they do, they gotta wear the same clothes throughout the tournament.
John McEnroe: Get the fuck outta here.
Phil: Yeah, right? Every year he trains on the same court, he rents the same hotel, he rents the same car, he sleeps in the same room. His coach always brings 50 rackets strung tight as fuck, and every night before the match, they meet in Lennart's room, going over all the rackets, organizing everything according to tension and key. It's like a fucking religion.
Phil: Mariana, his girlfriend, she takes care of his bag. Same meticulous order. Everything exact. When he gets to the arena, takes the same chair and two towels. Not one. Not three. Two. And he never treads on the baseline.
John McEnroe: Why?
Phil: 'Cause that means bad luck. They say he's an iceberg. Really he's a volcano keeping it all in until boom.
Lennart Hyland: I know what it's like, you know. Sometimes I lost on purpose... just to get away from that awful feeling... when the game slips away. When I lost, I'd go straight to the locker rooms and puke. I couldn't bear losing. That goes for you too. It's life and death to you. The others don't feel the same. They're not like you. That's why they'll never be as good as you can be.
Lennart Hyland: This Saturday, I'm letting you play Onny Parun. On one condition.
Björn Borg: I'm not going to apologize.
Lennart Hyland: ... You dont' have to. But promise me something... Promise to never show a single bloody emotion ever again. Be like a pressure cooker and block everything else out. It just doesn't exist.
Lennart Hyland: All that rage, fear and panic... Load it into every stroke. Into ebery single forehand. Every backhand... Every single shot.
Peter Fleming: You're going to win Wimbledon. If not this year, then it's only a matter of time. You're going to be number one. I know it... But you will never be remembered as one of the greats. You know why?... 'Cause nobody likes you. Not one kid out there wants to be like Johnny Mac when he grows up.
Peter Fleming: You know, in 20 years, the only thing people are gonna say is, "Hey, what was the name of that crazy guy that always yelled at the umpire?"
John McEnroe: You don't understand what the fuck it takes to play tennis! Do you know I go up there, I give everything for this game? Everything. Everything in me gets left out on that fucking court. And none of you understand because none of you do it.
Björn Borg: Everything I've ever done has lead up to this moment.
Lennart Hyland: ... One match left.
Björn Borg: One point at a time.
Björn Borg: It's all right. It's a great match. Just play your tennis.
UK Commentator: If either man took any more punishment, if this were a heavyweight boxing match, they'd stop the fight.
UK Commentator: This is nothing short of unbelievable. No one can recover after losing seven match points in a Wimbledon final. But Borg is playing like nothing happened.
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Talk Show Host: John, I gotta ask you. What is it that you've done to the Brits?
John McEnroe: Yeah, I don't know. It's just such a different place, you know? It's a different culture and they have warm beer and it's just a different thing.
Talk Show Host: Have you got a plan to get them to stop booing?
John McEnroe: I plan to go in there and play my game, and if I beat Borg in the finals, it's very hard to boo me if I'm number one.
Talk Show Host: I guess I wouldn't be exaggerating if I were to say that you and Borg are as different as two people could possibly be.
John McEnroe: You keep going back to Borg. Is he backstage? Is he gonna jump out of a cake? Feel like we keep talking about him. You know, I'm here. I'm working interviews.
Talk Show Host: It's just that Borg is often described as being pure perfection and, uh, zero emotion. Do you think he ever loses it?
John McEnroe: I don't know. You're gonna spend the whole fucking interview talking about Borg? You said we were gonna talk about the future of tennis. Now you're gonna bullshit me?!
Björn Borg: Nobody will remember that I won Wimbledon four times in a row. Just taht I lost the fifth time.
Lennart Hyland: Who cares what they think?
Björn Borg: It's like everybody's just waiting... Waiting for me to tumble.
Lennart Hyland: Screw them! Give everything you've got tomorrow, even if it feels like the last thing you do.
Lennart Hyland: It's all in here, Björn... In here!
Club Chairman: Tennis isn't like soccer or hockey, where it's all about winning. In tennis, the way you win is just as important. It's a gentlemen's sport. Let's be honest... Tennis is not a sport suited to all levels of society.
John McEnroe: You know how many times I've tried to do this, go into a match and just been, like, no emotion, all order, just be Borg. This is impossible. This is not... This isn't human. He's like...
John McEnroe: You watch the Borg match? Did you see what I'm seeing? You see him get slower? Like much, much slower? Because he's out of shape?
Phil: You'll understand someday, all right?
John McEnroe: Explain it.
Phil: Look. You got four Wimbledon titles. All right? It's a lot of pressure. Everybody wants to beat Björn. Everybody wants something from Björn. It makes you the loneliest fucking guy on the planet, you know?
Phil: You wanna know what Björn's doing right now?
John McEnroe: Yes.
Phil: He's in bed. His room is cold as fuck because he wants his pulse below 50 beats a minute.
John McEnroe: That's a rumor.
Phil: It's not. He's got all these superstitions. Rituals.
John McEnroe: Cut the shit and say the stuff I want to fucking hear.
Phil: This year, his parents aren't allowed to come. All right? He only lets them come every second year, and when they do, they gotta wear the same clothes throughout the tournament.
John McEnroe: Get the fuck outta here.
Phil: Yeah, right? Every year he trains on the same court, he rents the same hotel, he rents the same car, he sleeps in the same room. His coach always brings 50 rackets strung tight as fuck, and every night before the match, they meet in Lennart's room, going over all the rackets, organizing everything according to tension and key. It's like a fucking religion.
Phil: Mariana, his girlfriend, she takes care of his bag. Same meticulous order. Everything exact. When he gets to the arena, takes the same chair and two towels. Not one. Not three. Two. And he never treads on the baseline.
John McEnroe: Why?
Phil: 'Cause that means bad luck. They say he's an iceberg. Really he's a volcano keeping it all in until boom.
Lennart Hyland: I know what it's like, you know. Sometimes I lost on purpose... just to get away from that awful feeling... when the game slips away. When I lost, I'd go straight to the locker rooms and puke. I couldn't bear losing. That goes for you too. It's life and death to you. The others don't feel the same. They're not like you. That's why they'll never be as good as you can be.
Lennart Hyland: This Saturday, I'm letting you play Onny Parun. On one condition.
Björn Borg: I'm not going to apologize.
Lennart Hyland: ... You dont' have to. But promise me something... Promise to never show a single bloody emotion ever again. Be like a pressure cooker and block everything else out. It just doesn't exist.
Lennart Hyland: All that rage, fear and panic... Load it into every stroke. Into ebery single forehand. Every backhand... Every single shot.
Peter Fleming: You're going to win Wimbledon. If not this year, then it's only a matter of time. You're going to be number one. I know it... But you will never be remembered as one of the greats. You know why?... 'Cause nobody likes you. Not one kid out there wants to be like Johnny Mac when he grows up.
Peter Fleming: You know, in 20 years, the only thing people are gonna say is, "Hey, what was the name of that crazy guy that always yelled at the umpire?"
John McEnroe: You don't understand what the fuck it takes to play tennis! Do you know I go up there, I give everything for this game? Everything. Everything in me gets left out on that fucking court. And none of you understand because none of you do it.
Björn Borg: Everything I've ever done has lead up to this moment.
Lennart Hyland: ... One match left.
Björn Borg: One point at a time.
Björn Borg: It's all right. It's a great match. Just play your tennis.
UK Commentator: If either man took any more punishment, if this were a heavyweight boxing match, they'd stop the fight.
UK Commentator: This is nothing short of unbelievable. No one can recover after losing seven match points in a Wimbledon final. But Borg is playing like nothing happened.
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5 сент. 2022 г.
Hustle (2022)
Rex Merrick: Never back down.
Stanley Sugerman: Guys in their 50s don't have dreams. They have nightmares and eczema.
Stanley Sugerman: Are you really a construction worker, or is that all part of the hustle?
Stanley Sugerman: I mean, I couldn't take my eyes off of you. It got me so excited. You're a fantasy for a guy like me... What? Did that sound dirty or something? No, I didn't... I didn't mean it like that. I meant it like you're an amazing basketball player.
Stanley Sugerman: There's 450 NBA players, another 100 just waiting to get called up. It's my job to know every other great player in the world. I'm very good at my job. I never heard of you. So tell me your whole story from the top.
Stanley Sugerman: Do you love this game? Love it with your whole heart? Because if you don't, let's not even bother. Let's not open that door. They're gonna slam it right in our face.
I love this game. I live this game. And there's 1,000 other guys waiting in the wings who are obsessed with this game. Obsession is gonna beat talent every time. You've got all the talent in the world, but are you obsessed? Is it all you ever think about?
Let's face it, it's you against you out there. When you walk on that court, you have to think, "I am the best guy out there." "I don't care if LeBron's playing." So let me ask you again. Do you love this game?
Stanley Sugerman: So you see this hill? Average professional biker can get to the top of this hill in two minutes. We're gonna come out here every morning till you get the top, running, minute-45.
Stanley Sugerman: You know what's not cool? A grown man letting another grown man hurt his feelings. Players are gonna try to get in your head every time you step on the court. You gotta be an iceberg out there, all floating around and sharp and taking down ships.
Stanley Sugerman: 2:22. It's you against you out there. And right now, you is kicking your ass.
Stanley Sugerman: I'm gonna say one last inspirational thing to you. They can't kill you if you're already dead.
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Stanley Sugerman: Guys in their 50s don't have dreams. They have nightmares and eczema.
Stanley Sugerman: Are you really a construction worker, or is that all part of the hustle?
Stanley Sugerman: I mean, I couldn't take my eyes off of you. It got me so excited. You're a fantasy for a guy like me... What? Did that sound dirty or something? No, I didn't... I didn't mean it like that. I meant it like you're an amazing basketball player.
Stanley Sugerman: There's 450 NBA players, another 100 just waiting to get called up. It's my job to know every other great player in the world. I'm very good at my job. I never heard of you. So tell me your whole story from the top.
Stanley Sugerman: Do you love this game? Love it with your whole heart? Because if you don't, let's not even bother. Let's not open that door. They're gonna slam it right in our face.
I love this game. I live this game. And there's 1,000 other guys waiting in the wings who are obsessed with this game. Obsession is gonna beat talent every time. You've got all the talent in the world, but are you obsessed? Is it all you ever think about?
Let's face it, it's you against you out there. When you walk on that court, you have to think, "I am the best guy out there." "I don't care if LeBron's playing." So let me ask you again. Do you love this game?
Stanley Sugerman: So you see this hill? Average professional biker can get to the top of this hill in two minutes. We're gonna come out here every morning till you get the top, running, minute-45.
Stanley Sugerman: You know what's not cool? A grown man letting another grown man hurt his feelings. Players are gonna try to get in your head every time you step on the court. You gotta be an iceberg out there, all floating around and sharp and taking down ships.
Stanley Sugerman: 2:22. It's you against you out there. And right now, you is kicking your ass.
Stanley Sugerman: I'm gonna say one last inspirational thing to you. They can't kill you if you're already dead.
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6 июн. 2022 г.
Home Team (2022)
Jamie: Connor, Harlan, you guys up for some vegan ice cream? It tastes just like regular ice cream. As long as you've never eaten regular ice cream.
Sean Payton: Got anything I can spread this jelly on?
Eric: There's some hard-boiled eggs over there.
Sean Payton: I didn't say the worst thing you could spread jelly on.
Eric: You didn't say the best.
Sean Payton: Everybody, listen up. The only reason to play football is to have fun. And the only way to have fun is to win. And the only way to win is with this.
Troy Lambert: A new playbook?
— Whoa! Awesome!
Game Announcer: Touchdown, Warriors! Incredible victory! The Warriors have barfed their way into the championship.
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Sean Payton: Got anything I can spread this jelly on?
Eric: There's some hard-boiled eggs over there.
Sean Payton: I didn't say the worst thing you could spread jelly on.
Eric: You didn't say the best.
Sean Payton: Everybody, listen up. The only reason to play football is to have fun. And the only way to have fun is to win. And the only way to win is with this.
Troy Lambert: A new playbook?
— Whoa! Awesome!
Game Announcer: Touchdown, Warriors! Incredible victory! The Warriors have barfed their way into the championship.
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29 мар. 2022 г.
Million Dollar Baby (2004)
Eddie Scrap-Iron Dupris: People love violence. They slow down at a car wreck to check for bodies. Same people claim to love boxing. They got no idea what it is. Boxing is about respect - getting it for yourself, and taking it away from the other guy.
Eddie Scrap-Iron Dupris: Frankie liked to say that boxing is an unnatural act, that everything in boxing is backwards. Sometimes, best way to deliver a punch is step back. ... But step back too far you ain't fightin' at all.
Frankie Dunn: Well, do your best, Lord, to... protect Katy. Annie, too. Other than that... you know what I want. There's no use me repeating myself.
Father Horvak: What's confusing you this week?
Frankie Dunn: Oh, it's the same old one God, three God thing.
Father Horvak: Frankie, most people figure out by kindergarten it's about faith.
Frankie Dunn: Is it sort of like Snap, Crackle and Pop all rolled up in one big box?
Frankie Dunn: Well, I'm confused.
Father Horvak: No, you aren't.
Frankie Dunn: Yes, I am.
Father Horvak: Then here's your answer: There's one God. Anything else? Cos I'm busy.
Frankie Dunn: What about the Holy Ghost?
Father Horvak: An expression of God's love.
Frankie Dunn: And Jesus?
Father Horvak: Son of God. Don't play stupid.
Frankie Dunn: Well, what is he, then? Does that make him a demigod?
Father Horvak: There are no demigods, you fuckin' pagan!
Eddie Scrap-Iron Dupris: Some people'd say the most important thing a fighter can have is heart. Frankie'd say, "Show me a fighter with nothing but a heart, and I'll show you a man waiting for a beating."
Eddie Scrap-Iron Dupris: She came from southwestern Missouri, the hills outside the scratch-ass Ozark town of Theodosia, set in the cedars and oak trees somewhere between nowhere and good-bye.
Eddie Scrap-Iron Dupris: If there's magic in boxing, it's the magic of fighting battles beyond endurance, beyond cracked ribs, ruptured kidneys and detached retinas. It's the magic of risking everything for a dream that nobody sees but you.
Eddie Scrap-Iron Dupris: Boxing is an unnatural act, cos everything in it is backwards. You want to move to the left, you don't step left you push on the right toe. To move right you use your left toe. Instead of running from the pain, like a sane person would do, you step into it. ... Everything in boxing is backwards.
Frankie Dunn: If I'm going to take you on...
Maggie Fitzgerald: You won't never regret it!
Frankie Dunn: Look, just listen to me. If I take you on...
Maggie Fitzgerald: I promise I'll work so hard.
Frankie Dunn: God, this is a mistake already.
Frankie Dunn: If I take you on, you don't say anything. You don't question me. You don't ask why, you don't say anything except maybe, "Yes, Frankie." And I'm going to try to forget the fact that you're a girl.
Maggie Fitzgerald: It's all I ask.
Eddie Scrap-Iron Dupris: To make a fighter, you got to strip 'em down to bare wood... You can't just tell 'em to "forget everything you know." You got to make 'em forget it in their bones... Make 'em so tired they only listen to you, only hear your voice, only do what you say and nothing else... Show 'em how to keep their balance and take it away from the other guy... How to generate momentum off your right toe and how to flex your knees when you fire a jab. How to fight backing up, so that the other guy doesn't want to come after you. Then you got to show 'em all over again - over and over and over till they think they were born that way.
Eddie Scrap-Iron Dupris: All fighters are pig-headed some way or other. Some part of them always thinks they know better than you about something... Truth is even if they're wrong, even if that one thing is going to be the ruin of them, if you can beat that last bit out of 'em, then they ain't fighters at all.
Frankie Dunn: Can you uh... spare a few minutes for the Immaculate Conception?
Eddie Scrap-Iron Dupris: People die every day Frankie, mopping floors washing dishes. And you know what their last thought is? "I never got my shot." Because of you, Maggie got her shot.
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Eddie Scrap-Iron Dupris: Frankie liked to say that boxing is an unnatural act, that everything in boxing is backwards. Sometimes, best way to deliver a punch is step back. ... But step back too far you ain't fightin' at all.
Frankie Dunn: Well, do your best, Lord, to... protect Katy. Annie, too. Other than that... you know what I want. There's no use me repeating myself.
Father Horvak: What's confusing you this week?
Frankie Dunn: Oh, it's the same old one God, three God thing.
Father Horvak: Frankie, most people figure out by kindergarten it's about faith.
Frankie Dunn: Is it sort of like Snap, Crackle and Pop all rolled up in one big box?
Frankie Dunn: Well, I'm confused.
Father Horvak: No, you aren't.
Frankie Dunn: Yes, I am.
Father Horvak: Then here's your answer: There's one God. Anything else? Cos I'm busy.
Frankie Dunn: What about the Holy Ghost?
Father Horvak: An expression of God's love.
Frankie Dunn: And Jesus?
Father Horvak: Son of God. Don't play stupid.
Frankie Dunn: Well, what is he, then? Does that make him a demigod?
Father Horvak: There are no demigods, you fuckin' pagan!
Eddie Scrap-Iron Dupris: Some people'd say the most important thing a fighter can have is heart. Frankie'd say, "Show me a fighter with nothing but a heart, and I'll show you a man waiting for a beating."
Eddie Scrap-Iron Dupris: She came from southwestern Missouri, the hills outside the scratch-ass Ozark town of Theodosia, set in the cedars and oak trees somewhere between nowhere and good-bye.
Eddie Scrap-Iron Dupris: If there's magic in boxing, it's the magic of fighting battles beyond endurance, beyond cracked ribs, ruptured kidneys and detached retinas. It's the magic of risking everything for a dream that nobody sees but you.
Eddie Scrap-Iron Dupris: Boxing is an unnatural act, cos everything in it is backwards. You want to move to the left, you don't step left you push on the right toe. To move right you use your left toe. Instead of running from the pain, like a sane person would do, you step into it. ... Everything in boxing is backwards.
Frankie Dunn: If I'm going to take you on...
Maggie Fitzgerald: You won't never regret it!
Frankie Dunn: Look, just listen to me. If I take you on...
Maggie Fitzgerald: I promise I'll work so hard.
Frankie Dunn: God, this is a mistake already.
Frankie Dunn: If I take you on, you don't say anything. You don't question me. You don't ask why, you don't say anything except maybe, "Yes, Frankie." And I'm going to try to forget the fact that you're a girl.
Maggie Fitzgerald: It's all I ask.
Eddie Scrap-Iron Dupris: To make a fighter, you got to strip 'em down to bare wood... You can't just tell 'em to "forget everything you know." You got to make 'em forget it in their bones... Make 'em so tired they only listen to you, only hear your voice, only do what you say and nothing else... Show 'em how to keep their balance and take it away from the other guy... How to generate momentum off your right toe and how to flex your knees when you fire a jab. How to fight backing up, so that the other guy doesn't want to come after you. Then you got to show 'em all over again - over and over and over till they think they were born that way.
Eddie Scrap-Iron Dupris: All fighters are pig-headed some way or other. Some part of them always thinks they know better than you about something... Truth is even if they're wrong, even if that one thing is going to be the ruin of them, if you can beat that last bit out of 'em, then they ain't fighters at all.
Frankie Dunn: Can you uh... spare a few minutes for the Immaculate Conception?
Eddie Scrap-Iron Dupris: People die every day Frankie, mopping floors washing dishes. And you know what their last thought is? "I never got my shot." Because of you, Maggie got her shot.
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30 дек. 2021 г.
Battle of the Sexes (2017)
Jack Kramer: It's not your fault, it's just... biology.
Gladys Heldman: Cigarettes? Ladies and gentle-ladies, may I present to you the Virginia Slims Championships. A Gladys Heldman/Philip Morris co-production. Smoking your guts out across the United States of America... in exchange for twelve months funding... and prize money of... drum roll, please... $7,000.
Gladys Heldman: You do the tennis, I'll do the smoking.
Bobby Riggs: You and me, Billie Jean. Three sets, five sets... Your choice.
Billie Jean King: Are you drunk, Bobby?
Bobby Riggs: No, of course not! How about this: "Man vs. Woman." "Male Chauvinist Pig vs. Hairy-Legged Feminist". No offense. You're still a feminist, right?
Billie Jean King: No, I'm a tennis player who happens to be a woman.
Bobby Riggs: That's right. That's exactly who you are. And I am a tennis player who happens to be a man... who says that he can beat any woman on the planet. Think of the publicity that we get. Think of the money.
Bobby Riggs: My name is Bobby and I am an addict... At least that's what Priscilla says. She's gonna leave me unless I quit gambling. Puzzles me, though, that word: "Gambling." Whenever Priscilla gets a car out of the garage, she's gambling big time. Never checks the mirror. Sticks it in reverse. Puts her foot down, right out onto the highway. Jeez Louise, that's gambling!
Bobby Riggs: My point is this: Life's a gamble, right? That's the thrill of it!
Bobby Riggs: You know, you folks aren't here because you're gamblers. You are here because you are terrible gamblers.
Bobby Riggs: Why should we give up the one thing in life that we really love? These folks don't need to stop what they're doing, they just need to get better at it... Who's dealing? Who's in?
Jack Kramer: Well, as I said... it's not that women can't play tennis, it's just that they can't deal with the pressure.
Perhaps this will finally put a stop to women players demanding the same prize money as men. As we've seen today, they're simply... not in the same league. Let's face it, in business, politics, sports, you name it... whatever they like to think, at the very top it's a man's game.
Bobby Riggs: Now, don't get me wrong, I love women... In the bedroom and in the kitchen. But these days, they want to be everywhere! They want to be doing everything! Where is it gonna end? Pretty soon us fellas won't be able to go to a ballgame, we won't be able to go fishing. We won't be able to stop and have a drink after work. And that's what this whole women's lib thing is about. And it's got to stop.
Bobby Riggs: I'm gonna put the "show" back in "chauvinism."
Jack Kramer: You know the difference between a good player and a great? The great players never let emotion get in the way. It messes with their game.
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Gladys Heldman: Cigarettes? Ladies and gentle-ladies, may I present to you the Virginia Slims Championships. A Gladys Heldman/Philip Morris co-production. Smoking your guts out across the United States of America... in exchange for twelve months funding... and prize money of... drum roll, please... $7,000.
Gladys Heldman: You do the tennis, I'll do the smoking.
Bobby Riggs: You and me, Billie Jean. Three sets, five sets... Your choice.
Billie Jean King: Are you drunk, Bobby?
Bobby Riggs: No, of course not! How about this: "Man vs. Woman." "Male Chauvinist Pig vs. Hairy-Legged Feminist". No offense. You're still a feminist, right?
Billie Jean King: No, I'm a tennis player who happens to be a woman.
Bobby Riggs: That's right. That's exactly who you are. And I am a tennis player who happens to be a man... who says that he can beat any woman on the planet. Think of the publicity that we get. Think of the money.
Bobby Riggs: My name is Bobby and I am an addict... At least that's what Priscilla says. She's gonna leave me unless I quit gambling. Puzzles me, though, that word: "Gambling." Whenever Priscilla gets a car out of the garage, she's gambling big time. Never checks the mirror. Sticks it in reverse. Puts her foot down, right out onto the highway. Jeez Louise, that's gambling!
Bobby Riggs: My point is this: Life's a gamble, right? That's the thrill of it!
Bobby Riggs: You know, you folks aren't here because you're gamblers. You are here because you are terrible gamblers.
Bobby Riggs: Why should we give up the one thing in life that we really love? These folks don't need to stop what they're doing, they just need to get better at it... Who's dealing? Who's in?
Jack Kramer: Well, as I said... it's not that women can't play tennis, it's just that they can't deal with the pressure.
Perhaps this will finally put a stop to women players demanding the same prize money as men. As we've seen today, they're simply... not in the same league. Let's face it, in business, politics, sports, you name it... whatever they like to think, at the very top it's a man's game.
Bobby Riggs: Now, don't get me wrong, I love women... In the bedroom and in the kitchen. But these days, they want to be everywhere! They want to be doing everything! Where is it gonna end? Pretty soon us fellas won't be able to go to a ballgame, we won't be able to go fishing. We won't be able to stop and have a drink after work. And that's what this whole women's lib thing is about. And it's got to stop.
Bobby Riggs: I'm gonna put the "show" back in "chauvinism."
Jack Kramer: You know the difference between a good player and a great? The great players never let emotion get in the way. It messes with their game.
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28 июл. 2021 г.
Kingpin (1996)
Calvert Munson: You got a great gift, son. It's as if angels came down from heaven and put a blessing on your three bowling digits. You can apply everything that I've taught you about bowling to your daily life. And if you do that, you're gonna be decent, you're gonna be moral, you're gonna be a good man.
Ernie McCracken: We need the supplemental income.
Roy Munson: Supplemental income?
Ernie McCracken: Supplemental.
Roy Munson: Supplemental...
Ernie McCracken: Yeah, it's extra. That's what it means. You interested?
Roy Munson: Interested?
Ernie McCracken: Interested. Would you be interested in some extra income?
Roy Munson: Extra income?
Ernie McCracken: Want to make more money?
Roy Munson: The name's not boy. It's Roy. Roy Munson.
Roy Munson: What do we do?
Ernie McCracken: Sometimes a bowler just has to face the music... And that bowler is you, Roy.
Roy Munson: Hey, Herb, how's life?
Herb: Taking forever.
Ishmael: We Amish, we demand more of ourselves. You people work 8-hour days. We work 12. We do whatever you people do plus a half. That's how we survive.
Ishmael: You really should try to quit, Mr. Munson. They say it's bad for your heart, your lungs, quickens the aging process.
Roy Munson: Is that right? Who's done more research on the subject than the good people at the American tobacco industry? They say it's harmless. Why would they lie? If you're dead, you can't smoke.
Ishmael: Pretty good, huh? 186!
Roy Munson: You lost to a club player! What... That's not supposed to happen! You're carrying a 270 average!
Ishmael: Well, what do you expect? I mean, you guys with your 10 frames.
Roy Munson: What do you mean "you guys with your 10 frames"?
Ishmael: My grandpa always taught me to bowl 15 frames. It's like I told you before, we, Amish, we do everything half again as hard as you do. Ten frames? That's for Quakers.
Roy Munson: I'm telling you, a bowler's two worst enemies are his eyes and his ears. You shut these, you close those, and you just feel it.
Ishmael: They expect me to come home with my tail between my legs, but I won't do it. I'd sooner get munsoned out here in the middle of nowhere than lose face in front of my friends and family again.
Ishmael: We can't lose. It's the centurion's faith that wins him divine favor.
Roy Munson: What's so funny?
Ishmael: I didn't want to be the one to tell him, but with those narrow hips, that girl couldn't have more than six or seven children.
Claudia: I don't know why I did this. I don't know where I'm going. I don't have a clue what I'm gonna do when I get there.
Claudia: He hit me, the bastard, and hitting I don't take!
Roy Munson: Well, I got a newsflash for you, Mother Teresa. Just because you spend most of your time in the missionary position doesn't make you a missionary.
Roy Munson: Mommy!... You must have a really wide foot. You got both of them.
Claudia: Poor guy. He's like a baby out there. I hope he doesn't get munsoned out in the middle of nowhere.
Roy Munson: Ish, it's tough out there, all right? I mean, the world can kick your ass. I only have a vague recollection of when it wasn't kicking mine. I guess that's why Claudia and I were fighting. We both had a rotten run of it for a while, and I don't know, you... You get hurt over and over again, you stop trusting people so you don't get hurt again.
Ernie McCracken: It's a small world when you've got unbelievable tits, Roy.
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Ernie McCracken: We need the supplemental income.
Roy Munson: Supplemental income?
Ernie McCracken: Supplemental.
Roy Munson: Supplemental...
Ernie McCracken: Yeah, it's extra. That's what it means. You interested?
Roy Munson: Interested?
Ernie McCracken: Interested. Would you be interested in some extra income?
Roy Munson: Extra income?
Ernie McCracken: Want to make more money?
Roy Munson: The name's not boy. It's Roy. Roy Munson.
Roy Munson: What do we do?
Ernie McCracken: Sometimes a bowler just has to face the music... And that bowler is you, Roy.
Roy Munson: Hey, Herb, how's life?
Herb: Taking forever.
Ishmael: We Amish, we demand more of ourselves. You people work 8-hour days. We work 12. We do whatever you people do plus a half. That's how we survive.
Ishmael: You really should try to quit, Mr. Munson. They say it's bad for your heart, your lungs, quickens the aging process.
Roy Munson: Is that right? Who's done more research on the subject than the good people at the American tobacco industry? They say it's harmless. Why would they lie? If you're dead, you can't smoke.
Ishmael: Pretty good, huh? 186!
Roy Munson: You lost to a club player! What... That's not supposed to happen! You're carrying a 270 average!
Ishmael: Well, what do you expect? I mean, you guys with your 10 frames.
Roy Munson: What do you mean "you guys with your 10 frames"?
Ishmael: My grandpa always taught me to bowl 15 frames. It's like I told you before, we, Amish, we do everything half again as hard as you do. Ten frames? That's for Quakers.
Roy Munson: I'm telling you, a bowler's two worst enemies are his eyes and his ears. You shut these, you close those, and you just feel it.
Ishmael: They expect me to come home with my tail between my legs, but I won't do it. I'd sooner get munsoned out here in the middle of nowhere than lose face in front of my friends and family again.
Ishmael: We can't lose. It's the centurion's faith that wins him divine favor.
Roy Munson: What's so funny?
Ishmael: I didn't want to be the one to tell him, but with those narrow hips, that girl couldn't have more than six or seven children.
Claudia: I don't know why I did this. I don't know where I'm going. I don't have a clue what I'm gonna do when I get there.
Claudia: He hit me, the bastard, and hitting I don't take!
Roy Munson: Well, I got a newsflash for you, Mother Teresa. Just because you spend most of your time in the missionary position doesn't make you a missionary.
Roy Munson: Mommy!... You must have a really wide foot. You got both of them.
Claudia: Poor guy. He's like a baby out there. I hope he doesn't get munsoned out in the middle of nowhere.
Roy Munson: Ish, it's tough out there, all right? I mean, the world can kick your ass. I only have a vague recollection of when it wasn't kicking mine. I guess that's why Claudia and I were fighting. We both had a rotten run of it for a while, and I don't know, you... You get hurt over and over again, you stop trusting people so you don't get hurt again.
Ernie McCracken: It's a small world when you've got unbelievable tits, Roy.
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14 сент. 2020 г.
The Way Back (2020)
Jack: Father, let me ask you something. With all the terrible stuff going on in the world, you think who's ever up there really gives a shit what I say to these kids?
Father Mark Whelan: As christians, we are called by god to integrate our faith into our daily lives. So, yes, Jack. I do think he really gives a shit about the example you set for these young men... Don't underestimate the impact you can have on them.
Therapist: We can't change the past, Jack. What we can do is choose how we move forward. Think about Michael... What would he want for you?
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Father Mark Whelan: As christians, we are called by god to integrate our faith into our daily lives. So, yes, Jack. I do think he really gives a shit about the example you set for these young men... Don't underestimate the impact you can have on them.
Therapist: We can't change the past, Jack. What we can do is choose how we move forward. Think about Michael... What would he want for you?
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24 апр. 2020 г.
Days of Thunder (1990)
Harry Hogge: Tim, everybody knows some downtown car dealer can't afford a race team. No driver worth a damn is gonna sign with you. 'Cause they wreck one car, you can't afford to build them another and they're out of the deal, you know. And no car's gonna win without a driver. Not even mine.
Tim Daland: I got somebody.
Harry Hogge: Who?
Tim Daland: Take a look at him.
Harry Hogge: Anybody I gotta take a look at, ain't somebody.
Tim Daland: Then take a look at nobody.
Tim Daland: If you're from California, you're not a Yankee. You're not really anything.
Cole Trickle: Let me drive. I won't make a fool out of you.
Cole Trickle: Harry, I'm not going faster. Everybody else is going slower.
Dr. Claire Lewicki: I figure your vision's restored?.. Nothing's blurred? You're not seeing double? No haloes around objects? Flashing lights?
Cole Trickle: What are you going to do with this?
Dr. Claire Lewicki: Look into your eyes.
Cole Trickle: I also want to thank you for taking care of me.
Dr. Claire Lewicki: It's my job.
Cole Trickle: It's my life.
Big John: You're late.
Cole Trickle: We had car trouble.
Big John: What kind of car trouble?
Rowdy Burns: I believe it was the radiator. Wasn't it, Cole?
Cole Trickle: Yes, Rowdy, I believe it was.
Dr. Claire Lewicki: Boy, you're very quick.
Cole Trickle: You ought to see me drive...
Cole Trickle: How could you ignore me like that?
Dr. Claire Lewicki: I wasn't ignoring you! I wasn't ignoring you. I gave you a very thorough physical.
Cole Trickle: I'm not scared.
Dr. Claire Lewicki: You are scared to death. You and Rowdy, you have the same sickness. It's called denial. And it's probably going to kill you both... You want to control something that's out of control, that's what you said to me, wasn't it? I'm going to let you in on a little secret that almost everybody else in this world automatically knows. Control is an illusion, you infantile egomaniac. Nobody knows what's gonna happen next. Not on a freeway, not in an airplane, not inside our own bodies, and certainly not on a racetrack with 40 other infantile egomaniacs. Nobody knows and nobody controls anything.
Harry Hogge: Come on, Buck, I'll race your ass.
Cole Trickle: I guess everybody's the same. You've got to be good at your job before you can enjoy the rest of your life. This is my job. It's all I know.
Cole Trickle: Claire. I'm more afraid of being nothing than I am of being hurt.
Cole Trickle: We won. We won.
Harry Hogge: I know. Yeah.
Cole Trickle: Now, can you walk, or am I going to have to carry you?
Harry Hogge: Where to?
Cole Trickle: Victory Lane.
Harry Hogge: Yeah... Walk? Hell, I'll race your ass.
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Tim Daland: I got somebody.
Harry Hogge: Who?
Tim Daland: Take a look at him.
Harry Hogge: Anybody I gotta take a look at, ain't somebody.
Tim Daland: Then take a look at nobody.
Tim Daland: If you're from California, you're not a Yankee. You're not really anything.
Cole Trickle: Let me drive. I won't make a fool out of you.
Cole Trickle: Harry, I'm not going faster. Everybody else is going slower.
Dr. Claire Lewicki: I figure your vision's restored?.. Nothing's blurred? You're not seeing double? No haloes around objects? Flashing lights?
Cole Trickle: What are you going to do with this?
Dr. Claire Lewicki: Look into your eyes.
Cole Trickle: I also want to thank you for taking care of me.
Dr. Claire Lewicki: It's my job.
Cole Trickle: It's my life.
Big John: You're late.
Cole Trickle: We had car trouble.
Big John: What kind of car trouble?
Rowdy Burns: I believe it was the radiator. Wasn't it, Cole?
Cole Trickle: Yes, Rowdy, I believe it was.
Dr. Claire Lewicki: Boy, you're very quick.
Cole Trickle: You ought to see me drive...
Cole Trickle: How could you ignore me like that?
Dr. Claire Lewicki: I wasn't ignoring you! I wasn't ignoring you. I gave you a very thorough physical.
Cole Trickle: I'm not scared.
Dr. Claire Lewicki: You are scared to death. You and Rowdy, you have the same sickness. It's called denial. And it's probably going to kill you both... You want to control something that's out of control, that's what you said to me, wasn't it? I'm going to let you in on a little secret that almost everybody else in this world automatically knows. Control is an illusion, you infantile egomaniac. Nobody knows what's gonna happen next. Not on a freeway, not in an airplane, not inside our own bodies, and certainly not on a racetrack with 40 other infantile egomaniacs. Nobody knows and nobody controls anything.
Harry Hogge: Come on, Buck, I'll race your ass.
Cole Trickle: I guess everybody's the same. You've got to be good at your job before you can enjoy the rest of your life. This is my job. It's all I know.
Cole Trickle: Claire. I'm more afraid of being nothing than I am of being hurt.
Cole Trickle: We won. We won.
Harry Hogge: I know. Yeah.
Cole Trickle: Now, can you walk, or am I going to have to carry you?
Harry Hogge: Where to?
Cole Trickle: Victory Lane.
Harry Hogge: Yeah... Walk? Hell, I'll race your ass.
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8 мар. 2020 г.
Ford v Ferrari (2019)
Carroll Shelby: There's a point at 7,000 RPM where everything fades. The machine becomes weightless. Just disappears. And all that's left is a body moving through space and time. 7,000 RPM. That's where you meet it. It asks you a question. The only question that matters. "Who are you?"
Ken Miles: If you ask me, this isn't your car. Your car's more a Plymouth or a Studebaker.
Customer: You and me have a problem, buddy?
Ken Miles: I don't have a problem. I had an MG. Mine ran just fine.
Customer: This country, the customer's always right. You ever hear that?
Ken Miles: Yeah. Yeah. Utter nonsense.
Mollie Miles: So just to be clear, we are buggered.
Ken Miles: Absolutely.
Mollie Miles: As... in totally?
Ken Miles: As in, not a bean, or a pot in which to piss. Spares, stock, all gone.
Henry Ford II: What exactly did he say?
Lee Iacocca: He said Ford makes ugly little cars, and we make 'em... in an ugly factory. He said our executives are sons of whores.
Henry Ford II: About me?
Lee Iacocca: He called you fat, sir. Pigheaded.
Henry Ford II: Go on.
Lee Iacocca: He said you're not Henry Ford... You're Henry Ford II.
Henry Ford II: I want the best engineers. The best drivers. I don't care what it costs. We're gonna build a race car. And we're gonna bury that goddamn greasy wop 100 feet deep under the finish line at Le Mans. And I will be there to watch it.
Lee Iacocca: I'm here on behalf of Mr. Ford, Henry Ford II. Suppose, um, hypothetically, that he wanted his company to win the 24 Hours of Le Mans. You're one of the only Americans that's ever done it... so I'm wondering... what's it take?
Carroll Shelby: Hypothetically?
Lee Iacocca: Hypothetically.
Carroll Shelby: It takes something money can't buy.
Carroll Shelby: Money can buy speed. But it isn't about speed, Lee. It's not just like those other tracks where all you do is turn to the left for four hours. To win that race, you need a car that's light enough to do 200 on the straightaways but strong enough to keep that up for 3,000 miles without a break. Not just the best car y'all have ever made, but better than anything that Enzo Ferrari shows up with that year. And that just gets you to the green flag. That's where your problems really start.
Lee Iacocca: So you don't think... that Ford Motor Company can build the greatest race car the world's ever seen?.. You think that we are incapable of winning an event like that?.. Even if we had a brilliant partner?.. Even if we wrote a, uh, blank check?..
Carroll Shelby: What I'm saying is, you can't buy a win, Lee. But maybe you could buy the guy who gets you a shot.
Ken Miles: You're gonna build a car to beat Ferrari with... a Ford.
Carroll Shelby: Correct.
Ken Miles: And how long did they tell you that they need it? Two, three hundred years?
Carroll Shelby: Ninety days.
Carroll Shelby: When I was 10 years old, Pops said to me, "Son... it's a truly lucky man who knows what he wants to do in this world. 'Cause that man will never work a day in his life." But there are a few, a precious few, and, hell, I don't know if they're lucky or not. But there are a few people who find something they have to do. Something obsesses 'em. Something that if they can't do it, it's gonna drive them clean out of their mind. I'm that guy. And I know one other man feels exactly the same. His name... His name is Mr. Henry Ford. And together, we're gonna build the fastest automobiles in the world. And we're gonna make history, too, at Le Mans.
Ken Miles: No. Whatever it is, no.
Mollie Miles: $200 a day? Are you nuts?!
Carroll Shelby: A beatnik? That man landed a busted tank on the beach at D-Day and drove it clean across Europe to Berlin. A beatnik? You know, Lee here asked me a while back, "What's the one thing money can't buy?" I'll tell you what it is. A pure racer behind the wheel of your car. That's Ken Miles.
Leo Beebe: Well, be that as it may... we think he may be too pure.
Leo Beebe: Put a Ford-type driver in a Ford car, Mr. Shelby. That's the Ford way.
Carroll Shelby: We're going back, Ken. They told me I had "carte blanche" this time. I looked it up. It's French for "horseshit." I know they're gonna squeeze our nuts any way they can soon as they work out how.
Carroll Shelby: You ready?
Henry Ford II: The name on the middle of that steering wheel should tell you that I was born ready, Shelby. Hit it.
Ken Miles: .... Mulsanne Corner. Accelerate to Arnage and then over the rise to the White House. You get that right and... your first three and a half minutes... of 24 hours.
Peter Miles: But... you can't make every lap perfect.
Ken Miles: But I can try.
Ken Miles: The bloody door won't close!
Carroll Shelby: They want you to slow down.
Ken Miles: Run that by me again.
Carroll Shelby: They want you to slow down. You're outshining their car, Ken.
Carroll Shelby: The car's yours, Ken. Ken, the car's yours.
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Σ nostradamvs: «И это шикарно, да. По сути это не о “Форде” и не о “Ферраре”, это — байопик о Кене Майлзе, пилоте и инженере, которому всегда не хватало до величия совсем чуть-чуть. В основном — чуть-чуть хорошего характера и умения разговаривать с людьми. В фильме есть ряд кинодопущений ...., но суммарно история очень красивая, трогательная и достоверная. Особенно концовка **** так и было, как ни странно. А байопики американцы снимать умеют очень хорошо — тут есть и эпическое, и личное, ты и улыбаешься, и грустишь, и каждый кадр выверен, и режиссёр Мэнголд правильный (“Поезд на Юму”, “Логан”).»
Ken Miles: If you ask me, this isn't your car. Your car's more a Plymouth or a Studebaker.
Customer: You and me have a problem, buddy?
Ken Miles: I don't have a problem. I had an MG. Mine ran just fine.
Customer: This country, the customer's always right. You ever hear that?
Ken Miles: Yeah. Yeah. Utter nonsense.
Mollie Miles: So just to be clear, we are buggered.
Ken Miles: Absolutely.
Mollie Miles: As... in totally?
Ken Miles: As in, not a bean, or a pot in which to piss. Spares, stock, all gone.
Henry Ford II: What exactly did he say?
Lee Iacocca: He said Ford makes ugly little cars, and we make 'em... in an ugly factory. He said our executives are sons of whores.
Henry Ford II: About me?
Lee Iacocca: He called you fat, sir. Pigheaded.
Henry Ford II: Go on.
Lee Iacocca: He said you're not Henry Ford... You're Henry Ford II.
Henry Ford II: I want the best engineers. The best drivers. I don't care what it costs. We're gonna build a race car. And we're gonna bury that goddamn greasy wop 100 feet deep under the finish line at Le Mans. And I will be there to watch it.
Lee Iacocca: I'm here on behalf of Mr. Ford, Henry Ford II. Suppose, um, hypothetically, that he wanted his company to win the 24 Hours of Le Mans. You're one of the only Americans that's ever done it... so I'm wondering... what's it take?
Carroll Shelby: Hypothetically?
Lee Iacocca: Hypothetically.
Carroll Shelby: It takes something money can't buy.
Carroll Shelby: Money can buy speed. But it isn't about speed, Lee. It's not just like those other tracks where all you do is turn to the left for four hours. To win that race, you need a car that's light enough to do 200 on the straightaways but strong enough to keep that up for 3,000 miles without a break. Not just the best car y'all have ever made, but better than anything that Enzo Ferrari shows up with that year. And that just gets you to the green flag. That's where your problems really start.
Lee Iacocca: So you don't think... that Ford Motor Company can build the greatest race car the world's ever seen?.. You think that we are incapable of winning an event like that?.. Even if we had a brilliant partner?.. Even if we wrote a, uh, blank check?..
Carroll Shelby: What I'm saying is, you can't buy a win, Lee. But maybe you could buy the guy who gets you a shot.
Ken Miles: You're gonna build a car to beat Ferrari with... a Ford.
Carroll Shelby: Correct.
Ken Miles: And how long did they tell you that they need it? Two, three hundred years?
Carroll Shelby: Ninety days.
Carroll Shelby: When I was 10 years old, Pops said to me, "Son... it's a truly lucky man who knows what he wants to do in this world. 'Cause that man will never work a day in his life." But there are a few, a precious few, and, hell, I don't know if they're lucky or not. But there are a few people who find something they have to do. Something obsesses 'em. Something that if they can't do it, it's gonna drive them clean out of their mind. I'm that guy. And I know one other man feels exactly the same. His name... His name is Mr. Henry Ford. And together, we're gonna build the fastest automobiles in the world. And we're gonna make history, too, at Le Mans.
Ken Miles: No. Whatever it is, no.
Mollie Miles: $200 a day? Are you nuts?!
Carroll Shelby: A beatnik? That man landed a busted tank on the beach at D-Day and drove it clean across Europe to Berlin. A beatnik? You know, Lee here asked me a while back, "What's the one thing money can't buy?" I'll tell you what it is. A pure racer behind the wheel of your car. That's Ken Miles.
Leo Beebe: Well, be that as it may... we think he may be too pure.
Leo Beebe: Put a Ford-type driver in a Ford car, Mr. Shelby. That's the Ford way.
Carroll Shelby: We're going back, Ken. They told me I had "carte blanche" this time. I looked it up. It's French for "horseshit." I know they're gonna squeeze our nuts any way they can soon as they work out how.
Carroll Shelby: You ready?
Henry Ford II: The name on the middle of that steering wheel should tell you that I was born ready, Shelby. Hit it.
Ken Miles: .... Mulsanne Corner. Accelerate to Arnage and then over the rise to the White House. You get that right and... your first three and a half minutes... of 24 hours.
Peter Miles: But... you can't make every lap perfect.
Ken Miles: But I can try.
Ken Miles: The bloody door won't close!
Carroll Shelby: They want you to slow down.
Ken Miles: Run that by me again.
Carroll Shelby: They want you to slow down. You're outshining their car, Ken.
Carroll Shelby: The car's yours, Ken. Ken, the car's yours.
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Σ pita4og: «прекрасный фильм о гонках и об авторах самых быстрых гоночных машин 60-ых. Веселое, жизнеутверждающее, интересное погружение в мировую историю автомобильных гонок с отличным актерским составом.»
Σ nostradamvs: «И это шикарно, да. По сути это не о “Форде” и не о “Ферраре”, это — байопик о Кене Майлзе, пилоте и инженере, которому всегда не хватало до величия совсем чуть-чуть. В основном — чуть-чуть хорошего характера и умения разговаривать с людьми. В фильме есть ряд кинодопущений ...., но суммарно история очень красивая, трогательная и достоверная. Особенно концовка **** так и было, как ни странно. А байопики американцы снимать умеют очень хорошо — тут есть и эпическое, и личное, ты и улыбаешься, и грустишь, и каждый кадр выверен, и режиссёр Мэнголд правильный (“Поезд на Юму”, “Логан”).»
6 февр. 2020 г.
Woman of the Year (1942)
Phil Whittaker: What are you gonna do?
Sam Craig: What do you think?
Phil Whittaker: Swing with both hands. We men have only ourselves to blame. Women should be kept illiterate and clean, like canaries.
Tess Harding: How could that be a strike? He didn't even swing at it.
Sam Craig: Well, he doesn't have to swing at it. You see, it's a strike as long as he puts it over the plate... between the batter's shoulders and his knees.
Tess Harding: I see. If the batter were really smart, he'd stoop down and fool the pitcher.
Sam Craig: If the shortstop had kept his... I mean, if the short... Maybe I could draw you a diagram of it here a little...
Ellen Whitcomb: You like your work, don't you?
Sam Craig: More all the time. I don't know why, either, unless it's because I like people. I like meeting them and writing about them. Unimportant people, though. Guess that makes me an unimportant guy.
Ellen Whitcomb: That makes you a very important guy, Sam. Not because you rate a byline, but because you have a heart... a job you like to do and a future. You're just a normal human being, Sam. Go on leading your normal human life.
Sam Craig: That sounds fine. How do you go about arranging it?
Ellen Whitcomb: You mean, how do you go about arranging it?
Sam Craig: Yeah...
Ellen Whitcomb: Well, I'd say marry the girl.
Sam Craig: All right, I will.
Sam Craig: I love you.
Tess Harding: You do?
Sam Craig: Positive.
Tess Harding: That is nice. Even when I'm sober?
Sam Craig: Even when you're brilliant.
Sam Craig: I'm catching the train home.
Phil Whittaker: Are you nuts? This is Saturday night, even in Chicago.
Sam Craig: A day on a train is a day on a train. Especially on Sunday.
Little Sports Reporter: You are really got it bad. Now, I'm a family man, I love my wife and kids... but free steaks and beer!
Phil Whittaker: It always happens that way. The first couple of months a guy's married... he acts as though it was gonna be the last.
Sam Craig: Do I look like the husband of the Woman of the Year?
Tess Harding: Couldn't you duck it, give some excuse?
Sam Craig: No. It's quite important. In an unimportant sort of way.
Tess Harding: Why can't we sit down like adults and patch this thing up?
Sam Craig: I'm afraid that might become a habit. Then we'd wind up with a patchwork quilt instead of a marriage.
Ellen Whitcomb: Can't live alone in this world, Tess. It's no good. Success is no fun unless you share it with someone. I'm tired of winning prizes. They're cold comfort. This time, I want to be the prize myself.
Priest: Dearly beloved... we are gathered here together in the sight of God... and in the face of this company... to join together this man and this woman in holy matrimony. Which is an honorable estate... instituted of God... and therefore is not by any to be entered into unadvisedly or lightly... but reverently, discreetly, soberly... and in the fear of God.
You are performing an act of utter faith. Believing in one another to the end.
As the bride gives herself to the bridegroom... let him be to her father and mother... sister and brother... and, most sacred, husband.
As he gives himself to her... let the bride inspire and sustain him... let her unite with him in all the experiences of life... to which their paths shall lead. The great moments and the small.
That the joys of each shall be the joys of both. And the sorrows of each, the sorrows of both. If you wish your new estate to be touched with lasting beauty... cherish those gracious visions of your first love. Let them not be blurred by the common events of life. Be not moved in your devotion. Believe in the ideal. You saw it once. It still exists. It is the final truth.
Tess Harding: I love you, Sam. Will you marry me?
Sam Craig: You mean love, honor, cherish and obey until death do us part?
Tess Harding: Yes, Sam.
Sam Craig: You're gonna live here with me? Kiss me goodbye and wait for me to come home... with stories about what you and the girls did?
Tess Harding: Yes, Sam.
Sam Craig: Gonna run up diminity curtains and sew my underwear?
Tess Harding: Yes!
Sam Craig: Cook and sew... and put on your rubber gloves and wash the dishes?
Sam Craig: Tess. I'm disappointed in you. I've been mad, but this is the first I've been disappointed. Why do you have to go to extremes, Tess? I don't wanna be married to Tess Harding... any more than I want you to be just Mrs. Craig. Why can't you be... Tess Harding-Craig?
Tess Harding: I think it's a wonderful name.
Sam Craig: I've just launched Gerald.
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Sam Craig: What do you think?
Phil Whittaker: Swing with both hands. We men have only ourselves to blame. Women should be kept illiterate and clean, like canaries.
Tess Harding: How could that be a strike? He didn't even swing at it.
Sam Craig: Well, he doesn't have to swing at it. You see, it's a strike as long as he puts it over the plate... between the batter's shoulders and his knees.
Tess Harding: I see. If the batter were really smart, he'd stoop down and fool the pitcher.
Sam Craig: If the shortstop had kept his... I mean, if the short... Maybe I could draw you a diagram of it here a little...
Ellen Whitcomb: You like your work, don't you?
Sam Craig: More all the time. I don't know why, either, unless it's because I like people. I like meeting them and writing about them. Unimportant people, though. Guess that makes me an unimportant guy.
Ellen Whitcomb: That makes you a very important guy, Sam. Not because you rate a byline, but because you have a heart... a job you like to do and a future. You're just a normal human being, Sam. Go on leading your normal human life.
Sam Craig: That sounds fine. How do you go about arranging it?
Ellen Whitcomb: You mean, how do you go about arranging it?
Sam Craig: Yeah...
Ellen Whitcomb: Well, I'd say marry the girl.
Sam Craig: All right, I will.
Sam Craig: I love you.
Tess Harding: You do?
Sam Craig: Positive.
Tess Harding: That is nice. Even when I'm sober?
Sam Craig: Even when you're brilliant.
Sam Craig: I'm catching the train home.
Phil Whittaker: Are you nuts? This is Saturday night, even in Chicago.
Sam Craig: A day on a train is a day on a train. Especially on Sunday.
Little Sports Reporter: You are really got it bad. Now, I'm a family man, I love my wife and kids... but free steaks and beer!
Phil Whittaker: It always happens that way. The first couple of months a guy's married... he acts as though it was gonna be the last.
Sam Craig: Do I look like the husband of the Woman of the Year?
Tess Harding: Couldn't you duck it, give some excuse?
Sam Craig: No. It's quite important. In an unimportant sort of way.
Tess Harding: Why can't we sit down like adults and patch this thing up?
Sam Craig: I'm afraid that might become a habit. Then we'd wind up with a patchwork quilt instead of a marriage.
Ellen Whitcomb: Can't live alone in this world, Tess. It's no good. Success is no fun unless you share it with someone. I'm tired of winning prizes. They're cold comfort. This time, I want to be the prize myself.
Priest: Dearly beloved... we are gathered here together in the sight of God... and in the face of this company... to join together this man and this woman in holy matrimony. Which is an honorable estate... instituted of God... and therefore is not by any to be entered into unadvisedly or lightly... but reverently, discreetly, soberly... and in the fear of God.
You are performing an act of utter faith. Believing in one another to the end.
As the bride gives herself to the bridegroom... let him be to her father and mother... sister and brother... and, most sacred, husband.
As he gives himself to her... let the bride inspire and sustain him... let her unite with him in all the experiences of life... to which their paths shall lead. The great moments and the small.
That the joys of each shall be the joys of both. And the sorrows of each, the sorrows of both. If you wish your new estate to be touched with lasting beauty... cherish those gracious visions of your first love. Let them not be blurred by the common events of life. Be not moved in your devotion. Believe in the ideal. You saw it once. It still exists. It is the final truth.
Tess Harding: I love you, Sam. Will you marry me?
Sam Craig: You mean love, honor, cherish and obey until death do us part?
Tess Harding: Yes, Sam.
Sam Craig: You're gonna live here with me? Kiss me goodbye and wait for me to come home... with stories about what you and the girls did?
Tess Harding: Yes, Sam.
Sam Craig: Gonna run up diminity curtains and sew my underwear?
Tess Harding: Yes!
Sam Craig: Cook and sew... and put on your rubber gloves and wash the dishes?
Sam Craig: Tess. I'm disappointed in you. I've been mad, but this is the first I've been disappointed. Why do you have to go to extremes, Tess? I don't wanna be married to Tess Harding... any more than I want you to be just Mrs. Craig. Why can't you be... Tess Harding-Craig?
Tess Harding: I think it's a wonderful name.
Sam Craig: I've just launched Gerald.
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11 янв. 2020 г.
My Name Is Lenny (2017)
Carrots McLean: I promise you, boy, what I do is not technically illegal.
Lenny McLean: Oh, technically illegal? You are an armed robber.
Carrots McLean: No. I am more like a... More like a saint. Redistributing wealth. It's quite spiritual.
Leslie Salmon: Why do you think I'm still here every day? Cos every day is a gift, that's why they call it the present.
Frank Warren: Just because this is unlicensed, don't mean it's illegal.
Valerie McLean: Now go out there and fucking kill him, alright?
Lenny McLean: Oh, I feel like a cup of tea.
Trixie Marks: I can tell you for one, Lenny. Never trust a woman on her word. We act on our feelings. You men just ignore your feelings, but that don't mean nothing if you don't honor your woman, listen to what's in their hearts. But if you have got her heart, well then, you've got her hand.
Trixie Marks: Everyone hates you. You're a menace and a nuisance and a bully.
Little Lenny: Just ask for your money back and make it right with Val, move out to the country. It was your fight, Lenny, you won. You don't have to keep fighting.
Lenny McLean: Every fight I've ever had I had for you.
Little Lenny: I know, Lenny. But we've only ever lost one fight, haven't we, Lenny?
Johnny Bootnose: This is a quiet gentleman's sport. Therapeutical. Clear your mind.
Lenny McLean: Yeah, it's quite calming.
Johnny Bootnose: You off the sauce?
Lenny McLean: Oh, I only drink lemonade now, John John. Yeah, booze, mmm. It is no good for a big lump like me with a lot of aggression in him.
Lenny McLean: Well, look at all you mugs. I'm here with my cousin trying to make a bit of a change in my life. See, I'm training now, I've dropped the booze out, I'm strong and I'm getting fitter. Now, I don't know who you are but you're just the same as all the other little Jack the Lads trying to make your name on the strength of me. Ordinarily, I would've broken your jaw in four places by now, but I'm just trying to enjoy a little snooker with my pal. Now, I'm gonna take my shot and if you're still here when I turn around I'm gonna break every fucking bone in your body!
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Lenny McLean: Oh, technically illegal? You are an armed robber.
Carrots McLean: No. I am more like a... More like a saint. Redistributing wealth. It's quite spiritual.
Leslie Salmon: Why do you think I'm still here every day? Cos every day is a gift, that's why they call it the present.
Frank Warren: Just because this is unlicensed, don't mean it's illegal.
Valerie McLean: Now go out there and fucking kill him, alright?
Lenny McLean: Oh, I feel like a cup of tea.
Trixie Marks: I can tell you for one, Lenny. Never trust a woman on her word. We act on our feelings. You men just ignore your feelings, but that don't mean nothing if you don't honor your woman, listen to what's in their hearts. But if you have got her heart, well then, you've got her hand.
Trixie Marks: Everyone hates you. You're a menace and a nuisance and a bully.
Little Lenny: Just ask for your money back and make it right with Val, move out to the country. It was your fight, Lenny, you won. You don't have to keep fighting.
Lenny McLean: Every fight I've ever had I had for you.
Little Lenny: I know, Lenny. But we've only ever lost one fight, haven't we, Lenny?
Johnny Bootnose: This is a quiet gentleman's sport. Therapeutical. Clear your mind.
Lenny McLean: Yeah, it's quite calming.
Johnny Bootnose: You off the sauce?
Lenny McLean: Oh, I only drink lemonade now, John John. Yeah, booze, mmm. It is no good for a big lump like me with a lot of aggression in him.
Lenny McLean: Well, look at all you mugs. I'm here with my cousin trying to make a bit of a change in my life. See, I'm training now, I've dropped the booze out, I'm strong and I'm getting fitter. Now, I don't know who you are but you're just the same as all the other little Jack the Lads trying to make your name on the strength of me. Ordinarily, I would've broken your jaw in four places by now, but I'm just trying to enjoy a little snooker with my pal. Now, I'm gonna take my shot and if you're still here when I turn around I'm gonna break every fucking bone in your body!
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27 нояб. 2019 г.
The Art of Racing in the Rain (2019)
Enzo: Gestures are all that I have. I have no words I can rely on, because my tongue was designed long and flat and is therefore an ineffective tool for making complicated polysyllabic sounds.
Enzo: I saw a documentary about Mongolia on TV. In Mongolia, they believe that when a dog has finished living his lifetimes as a dog, his next incarnation will be as a man.
Enzo: Call it fate, call it luck. All I knew was I was meant to be his dog.
Enzo: Denny always said the best drivers focus only on the present. Never dwelling on the past, never committing to the future. Reflection must come at a later time.
Denny: Car goes where your eyes go, Enz.
Enzo: I've learned that people will say just about anything in front of me, as I am only a dumb dog.
Enzo: Oh, God. It must be amazing to have a body that can carry an entire creature inside. I mean, other than a tapeworm, which I've had.
Denny: When I'm in a race car, I'm the creator of my own destiny. "That which you manifest is before you." Create your own conditions and rain is just rain.
Enzo: Denny always said panic's a driver's worst enemy. So, I did not panic.
Enzo: I'm a dog. And when God denied dogs the use of thumbs, He gave us the ability to survive without food for extended periods. So, although a thumb would've been very helpful, allowing me to turn a doorknob, for instance, my second-best tool was my ability to go without food.
Enzo: The transmission gear snaps. The clutch fails. Brakes go soft from overheating... The poor driver will crash. The average driver will quit. But the great driver will drive through the problem.
Enzo: It must be so difficult being a person... Sometimes I doubt my ability to interact on such a level, but I know it's required if I'm to become the human I hope to be.
Enzo: A true champion can accomplish things a normal person would consider impossible. Denny just needed to remember that...
Enzo: While I very much wish to be human, there is one advantage to being a dog that I will miss... A dog can power down his psyche and slow his metabolism. He can sit for hours on end with no effort. A dog can change the tempo of the world, but people are at its mercy.
Denny: And what if I don't win?
Don Kitch: There's no dishonor in losing the race, there's only dishonor in not racing because you're afraid to lose.
Enzo: If a driver has the courage to create his own conditions... then the rain is simply rain.
Enzo: I saw a documentary about Mongolia on TV. In Mongolia, when a dog dies, he is buried high in the hills, so people cannot walk on his grave.
Enzo: His master whispers into the dog's ears his wishes that in his next life the dog will return as a man. Not all dogs return as men, they say. Only those who are ready. I'm ready.
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Enzo: I saw a documentary about Mongolia on TV. In Mongolia, they believe that when a dog has finished living his lifetimes as a dog, his next incarnation will be as a man.
Enzo: Call it fate, call it luck. All I knew was I was meant to be his dog.
Enzo: Denny always said the best drivers focus only on the present. Never dwelling on the past, never committing to the future. Reflection must come at a later time.
Denny: Car goes where your eyes go, Enz.
Enzo: I've learned that people will say just about anything in front of me, as I am only a dumb dog.
Enzo: Oh, God. It must be amazing to have a body that can carry an entire creature inside. I mean, other than a tapeworm, which I've had.
Denny: When I'm in a race car, I'm the creator of my own destiny. "That which you manifest is before you." Create your own conditions and rain is just rain.
Enzo: Denny always said panic's a driver's worst enemy. So, I did not panic.
Enzo: I'm a dog. And when God denied dogs the use of thumbs, He gave us the ability to survive without food for extended periods. So, although a thumb would've been very helpful, allowing me to turn a doorknob, for instance, my second-best tool was my ability to go without food.
Enzo: The transmission gear snaps. The clutch fails. Brakes go soft from overheating... The poor driver will crash. The average driver will quit. But the great driver will drive through the problem.
Enzo: It must be so difficult being a person... Sometimes I doubt my ability to interact on such a level, but I know it's required if I'm to become the human I hope to be.
Enzo: A true champion can accomplish things a normal person would consider impossible. Denny just needed to remember that...
Enzo: While I very much wish to be human, there is one advantage to being a dog that I will miss... A dog can power down his psyche and slow his metabolism. He can sit for hours on end with no effort. A dog can change the tempo of the world, but people are at its mercy.
Denny: And what if I don't win?
Don Kitch: There's no dishonor in losing the race, there's only dishonor in not racing because you're afraid to lose.
Enzo: If a driver has the courage to create his own conditions... then the rain is simply rain.
Enzo: I saw a documentary about Mongolia on TV. In Mongolia, when a dog dies, he is buried high in the hills, so people cannot walk on his grave.
Enzo: His master whispers into the dog's ears his wishes that in his next life the dog will return as a man. Not all dogs return as men, they say. Only those who are ready. I'm ready.
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20 авг. 2019 г.
Fighting with My Family (2019)
Ricky Knight: Zak! What the bloody hell do you think you're doing? If you really wanna choke her out, interlock the fingers.
Julia Knight: What is going on?
Raya Knight: He's choking me!
Julia Knight: What're you gonna do about it?
Zak Knight: Raya, help me out.
Raya Knight: Look, he wants to make a good impression... because Courtney's great, and he loves her... and he respects her... And he got her up the duff.
Zak Knight: I didn't get her up the duff. It's known as an unplanned pregnancy.
Ricky Knight: All pregnancies are unplanned, son.
Raya Knight: Dick me dead, bury me pregnant.
The Rock: ... That's a good pick-up line.
The Rock: It doesn't matter what your names are! You walk around here interrupting The Rock. You, like you haven't seen the sun in 20 years! You, like you just stepped out of Oliver Twist!
Zak Knight: Please, sir, may I have some more advice, sir?
The Rock: You want some advice? Here's The Rock's advice! Shut your mouth! What you want! What you want! How about what The Rock wants? The Rock wants you to go out there, take no prisoners, have no regrets, have no fear! Lay it all out on the line! Because if you don't do that... The Rock is gonna find your friend Mary Poppins. He's gonna take her umbrella. Yeah, he's gonna shine it up real nice. He's gonna turn that sumbitch sideways and stick it straight up your candy asses! There's your advice! Straight out of the Jabroni-beating, pie-eating, trailblazing, eyebrow-raising... entertaining the globe, never hotter... talking to two rejects from Harry Potter!
The Rock: Don't worry about being the next me. Be the first you.
Hutch: To be a WWE Superstar, you have to have two things. Number one, you gotta have the skills and number two, you have to have the spark. Now, skills, that's obvious, right? You gotta be able to wrestle. The spark, well... That's the magic dust. It's what the audience falls in love with. It's why they buy your poster. It's why they come back every week. It's why they chant your name. It's why they buy a six-inch action figure of you. Do you see yourself as a six-inch action figure?
Hutch: Why do you wanna wrestle, Paige?
Raya Knight: Been wrestling since I was 13. My whole family wrestles.
Hutch: But why do you wanna wrestle?
Raya Knight: Been wrestling since I was 13. My whole family wrestles.
Hutch: But why do you wanna wrestle?
Raya Knight: Um... It's an escape, isn't it? From the real world. And when I'm in that ring with my family, working together, flowing together... It feels like the world just disappears. And I sort of feel like I belong somewhere.
Hutch: Welcome to the suck. Let's have some fun.
Ricky Knight: You don't have to do anything that me or Mum or anyone want you to do... unless you wanna do it. You are the spark in our lives... no matter what you do with yours.
Zac Knight: You're a Knight. Wrestling's in your blood.
Raya Knight: Like hepatitis?
Zac Knight: A, B, and C. Riddled.
Ricky Knight: I'm not crying, I'm allergic to the dog.
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Julia Knight: What is going on?
Raya Knight: He's choking me!
Julia Knight: What're you gonna do about it?
Zak Knight: Raya, help me out.
Raya Knight: Look, he wants to make a good impression... because Courtney's great, and he loves her... and he respects her... And he got her up the duff.
Zak Knight: I didn't get her up the duff. It's known as an unplanned pregnancy.
Ricky Knight: All pregnancies are unplanned, son.
Raya Knight: Dick me dead, bury me pregnant.
The Rock: ... That's a good pick-up line.
The Rock: It doesn't matter what your names are! You walk around here interrupting The Rock. You, like you haven't seen the sun in 20 years! You, like you just stepped out of Oliver Twist!
Zak Knight: Please, sir, may I have some more advice, sir?
The Rock: You want some advice? Here's The Rock's advice! Shut your mouth! What you want! What you want! How about what The Rock wants? The Rock wants you to go out there, take no prisoners, have no regrets, have no fear! Lay it all out on the line! Because if you don't do that... The Rock is gonna find your friend Mary Poppins. He's gonna take her umbrella. Yeah, he's gonna shine it up real nice. He's gonna turn that sumbitch sideways and stick it straight up your candy asses! There's your advice! Straight out of the Jabroni-beating, pie-eating, trailblazing, eyebrow-raising... entertaining the globe, never hotter... talking to two rejects from Harry Potter!
The Rock: Don't worry about being the next me. Be the first you.
Hutch: To be a WWE Superstar, you have to have two things. Number one, you gotta have the skills and number two, you have to have the spark. Now, skills, that's obvious, right? You gotta be able to wrestle. The spark, well... That's the magic dust. It's what the audience falls in love with. It's why they buy your poster. It's why they come back every week. It's why they chant your name. It's why they buy a six-inch action figure of you. Do you see yourself as a six-inch action figure?
Hutch: Why do you wanna wrestle, Paige?
Raya Knight: Been wrestling since I was 13. My whole family wrestles.
Hutch: But why do you wanna wrestle?
Raya Knight: Been wrestling since I was 13. My whole family wrestles.
Hutch: But why do you wanna wrestle?
Raya Knight: Um... It's an escape, isn't it? From the real world. And when I'm in that ring with my family, working together, flowing together... It feels like the world just disappears. And I sort of feel like I belong somewhere.
Hutch: Welcome to the suck. Let's have some fun.
Ricky Knight: You don't have to do anything that me or Mum or anyone want you to do... unless you wanna do it. You are the spark in our lives... no matter what you do with yours.
Zac Knight: You're a Knight. Wrestling's in your blood.
Raya Knight: Like hepatitis?
Zac Knight: A, B, and C. Riddled.
Ricky Knight: I'm not crying, I'm allergic to the dog.
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2 июл. 2019 г.
Free Solo (2018)
Tommy Caldwell: Imagine an Olympic-gold-medal-level athletic achievement that, if you don't get that gold medal, you're gonna die. That's pretty much what free soloing El Cap is like.
Alex Honnold: Look, I don't wanna fall off and die either, but there's a satisfaction to challenging yourself and doing something well. That feeling is heightened when you're for sure facing death.
Alex Honnold: You can't make a mistake. If you're seeking perfection, free soloing is as close as you can get. And, uh, it does feel good to feel perfect, like, for a brief moment.
Alex Honnold: My friends are like, "Oh, that'd be terrible," but if I kill myself in an accident, they'll be like, "Oh, that was too bad," but like life goes on, you know, like they'll be fine.
Alex Honnold: ... Then the down climb to the Hollow Flake. And then the Monster Offwidth, which is super physical, difficult style of climbing. When you're in the Monster Offwidth, some part of you is always being crushed in the mountain. Imagine like the worst type of Pilates class in the whole world, somebody like flogging as you do it, and occasionally like sandpapering skin off your body, telling you to hold the position until you freakin' vomit, and if you lose the position you die.
Alex Honnold: ... Then the down climb to the Hollow Flake. And then the Monster Offwidth, which is super physical, difficult style of climbing. When you're in the Monster Offwidth, some part of you is always being crushed in the mountain. Imagine like the worst type of Pilates class in the whole world, somebody like flogging as you do it, and occasionally like sandpapering skin off your body, telling you to hold the position until you freakin' vomit, and if you lose the position you die.
Alex Honnold: The Enduro Corner, in and of itself, would have been the most difficult part of virtually any big solo I've done. Your feet aren't on any specific holds. What makes your feet stay to the wall is the amount of pressure that you pull with your hands. The harder you pull with your hands, the more your feet stick. The most demanding for your arms on the whole route. And you've climbed 2,500 feet to get to the Enduro Corner, so you're pretty fatigued. But the piece that I've always worried about the most is the crux, the hardest part.
Alex Honnold: To get past the crux, you have climb either the Boulder Problem or the Teflon Corner. 2,000 off the ground, each of which I've fallen off many times with a rope. The Teflon Corner, which is basically like a 90-degree corner of glass, which is ultra-slippery, just fills me with terror. Pushing against the two walls of it, with my feet on glass, my palms on glass, and trying to make these little micro adjustments to keep my balance centered so that I can push evenly on all four sides of it. And then I imagine 2,500 feet of air beneath my feet, you're, like, that's just a crazy thing to think about.
Alex Honnold: The alternative is the Boulder Problem. But the Boulder Problem has a 10-foot section that's incredibly difficult. It's a very intricate sequence. You've got your right hand on a crimp, left hand on a side pole, and then you put your right foot onto this dimple thing. Right hand goes up to a small down-pulling crimp, left foot goes into a little dish, and then you drive up off the left foot into the thumb press. That's the worst hold on the entire route. So, you get maybe half your thumb on the hold. Then you roll your two fingers over the thumb, switch your feet, left foot stems out to this really bad sloping black foothold. Switch your thumbs. And then reach out left to a big sloping bread loaf type hold that feels kind of grainy. From there, you either karate kick or double-dyno to an edge on the opposite wall. In some ways, it makes more sense to do the big two-handed jump because you're jumping to a good edge so there's actually something to catch. But the idea of jumping without a rope seems completely outrageous, if you miss it, that's that. But then the karate kick always feels like you're falling into the other wall, which also feels outrageous for soloing.
Tommy Caldwell: If you're pushing the edge, eventually you find the edge. But then there's just some things that you're, like, well,
you just have to push that far because they're just, they're just that cool. And El Cap is that cool.
Tommy Caldwell: There's incremental advances that happen in all kinds of things, but every once in a while there's just this iconic leap, soloing El Cap, if he pulls this off, is this quantum leap.
Alex Honnold: It's like always about, like, excellence and perfection. And I was certainly raised that way, you know, that you need to, you need to perform. It's also just like kind of rad because you're doing something for the first time in human history.
Mikey Schaefer: Let's hope it's a low gravity day.
Alex Honnold: For me it's all about performance. The thing is anybody can be happy and cozy. Nothing good happens in the world by being happy and cozy. You know, like nobody achieves anything great because they're happy and cozy.
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Alex Honnold: Look, I don't wanna fall off and die either, but there's a satisfaction to challenging yourself and doing something well. That feeling is heightened when you're for sure facing death.
Alex Honnold: You can't make a mistake. If you're seeking perfection, free soloing is as close as you can get. And, uh, it does feel good to feel perfect, like, for a brief moment.
Alex Honnold: My friends are like, "Oh, that'd be terrible," but if I kill myself in an accident, they'll be like, "Oh, that was too bad," but like life goes on, you know, like they'll be fine.
Alex Honnold: ... Then the down climb to the Hollow Flake. And then the Monster Offwidth, which is super physical, difficult style of climbing. When you're in the Monster Offwidth, some part of you is always being crushed in the mountain. Imagine like the worst type of Pilates class in the whole world, somebody like flogging as you do it, and occasionally like sandpapering skin off your body, telling you to hold the position until you freakin' vomit, and if you lose the position you die.
Alex Honnold: ... Then the down climb to the Hollow Flake. And then the Monster Offwidth, which is super physical, difficult style of climbing. When you're in the Monster Offwidth, some part of you is always being crushed in the mountain. Imagine like the worst type of Pilates class in the whole world, somebody like flogging as you do it, and occasionally like sandpapering skin off your body, telling you to hold the position until you freakin' vomit, and if you lose the position you die.
Alex Honnold: The Enduro Corner, in and of itself, would have been the most difficult part of virtually any big solo I've done. Your feet aren't on any specific holds. What makes your feet stay to the wall is the amount of pressure that you pull with your hands. The harder you pull with your hands, the more your feet stick. The most demanding for your arms on the whole route. And you've climbed 2,500 feet to get to the Enduro Corner, so you're pretty fatigued. But the piece that I've always worried about the most is the crux, the hardest part.
Alex Honnold: To get past the crux, you have climb either the Boulder Problem or the Teflon Corner. 2,000 off the ground, each of which I've fallen off many times with a rope. The Teflon Corner, which is basically like a 90-degree corner of glass, which is ultra-slippery, just fills me with terror. Pushing against the two walls of it, with my feet on glass, my palms on glass, and trying to make these little micro adjustments to keep my balance centered so that I can push evenly on all four sides of it. And then I imagine 2,500 feet of air beneath my feet, you're, like, that's just a crazy thing to think about.
Alex Honnold: The alternative is the Boulder Problem. But the Boulder Problem has a 10-foot section that's incredibly difficult. It's a very intricate sequence. You've got your right hand on a crimp, left hand on a side pole, and then you put your right foot onto this dimple thing. Right hand goes up to a small down-pulling crimp, left foot goes into a little dish, and then you drive up off the left foot into the thumb press. That's the worst hold on the entire route. So, you get maybe half your thumb on the hold. Then you roll your two fingers over the thumb, switch your feet, left foot stems out to this really bad sloping black foothold. Switch your thumbs. And then reach out left to a big sloping bread loaf type hold that feels kind of grainy. From there, you either karate kick or double-dyno to an edge on the opposite wall. In some ways, it makes more sense to do the big two-handed jump because you're jumping to a good edge so there's actually something to catch. But the idea of jumping without a rope seems completely outrageous, if you miss it, that's that. But then the karate kick always feels like you're falling into the other wall, which also feels outrageous for soloing.
Tommy Caldwell: If you're pushing the edge, eventually you find the edge. But then there's just some things that you're, like, well,
you just have to push that far because they're just, they're just that cool. And El Cap is that cool.
Tommy Caldwell: There's incremental advances that happen in all kinds of things, but every once in a while there's just this iconic leap, soloing El Cap, if he pulls this off, is this quantum leap.
Alex Honnold: It's like always about, like, excellence and perfection. And I was certainly raised that way, you know, that you need to, you need to perform. It's also just like kind of rad because you're doing something for the first time in human history.
Mikey Schaefer: Let's hope it's a low gravity day.
Alex Honnold: For me it's all about performance. The thing is anybody can be happy and cozy. Nothing good happens in the world by being happy and cozy. You know, like nobody achieves anything great because they're happy and cozy.
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15 июн. 2019 г.
Creed II (2018)
Rocky Balboa: You know, there's only three steps into that ring. Just three. And tonight, it's gonna look as high as a mountain. And when you climb through them ropes, it's gonna be the loneliest place in the world because you're gonna be in there with another fighter who wants to take you out. So now, you gotta ask yourself, are you here to prove something to other people or prove something to yourself?
Adonis Johnson: ...To myself.
Adonis Johnson: Look, just tell me what I should do.
Rocky Balboa: You get down on one knee.
Adonis Johnson: People still do that shit?
Rocky Balboa: You can always send her a text.
Adonis Johnson: What I said is... I asked if she would not mind marrying me very much, which is kind of a dumb way of saying she's my world, and she made me better than I deserved to be.
Rocky Balboa: Listen, why don't you just turn off your brain and let your heart do the talking... Click. You'll do good.
Adonis Johnson: To keep it real with you, B, you're the only person I wanna share my moments with.
Adonis Johnson: I'm taking this fight with or without you.
Rocky Balboa: It's gotta be without. I can't do it.
Adonis Johnson: So that's it? You walkin' out on me?.. At least you ain't gotta worry about throwing in the towel this time!
Rocky Balboa: Yeah... Yeah.
Adonis Johnson: Okay, Ma. I'm sure you already guessed it, but...
Mary Anne Creed: Oh, yeah. I already know. All the salt, shiny hair, glowing skin... How far along are you?
Bianca: Mmm?
Adonis Johnson: You didn't have to come all this way...
Rocky Balboa: By train. Three days on a train. It's all right, you know, gives you time to think. And you watch all these places whipping by the windows like postcards. It's quite an experience.
Rocky Balboa: You gonna love her?
Adonis Johnson: How you gonna ask me a question like that, Rock? Yeah, I'm gonna love her.
Rocky Balboa: Good. 'Cause she ain't feeling sorry for herself, and you shouldn't either.
Rocky Balboa: Listen, you wanna change things in a big way, then you need to make some big changes.
Rocky Balboa: Since you're going back to hell, you might as well get used to it.
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13 апр. 2019 г.
The Color of Money (1986)
Vincent Lauria: Nine-ball is rotation pool. The balls are pocketed in numbered order. The only ball that means anything... that wins it, is the 9. The player can shoot eight trick shots in a row... blow the 9, and lose. On the other hand... the player can get the 9 in on the break... if the balls spread right, and win. Which is to say, that luck plays a part in 9-ball. But for some players... luck itself is an art.
Eddie Felson: Look. If you got an area of excellence... you're the best at something, anything... then rich can be arranged. Rich can come fairly easy.
Eddie Felson: Pool excellence is not about excellent pool. It's about becoming something. ... You got to be a student... of human moves.
Eddie Felson: Go on, get back to work... but think about it, okay? Take your time. I'll give you five seconds.
Vincent Lauria: Don't worry. I'm not going to lose often.
Eddie Felson: Yes, you will. That's what I'll teach you. Sometimes if you lose, you win.
Eddie Felson: It ain't about pool, sex, love. It's about money. The best is the guy with the most... in all walks of life.
Carmen: Are you the best liquor salesman?
Eddie Felson: You betcha.
Eddie Felson: You never ease off on somebody like that... Not when there's money involved. That's the problem with mercy, kid. It just ain't professional.
Vincent Lauria: I don't know, Eddie. Maybe you're right. Maybe this game is just for bangers... But the thing is... Even if it is just for bangers, everybody's doing it. If everybody's doing it... there's a lot of guys doing it. A lot of guys doing it... but only one guy can be the best.
Eddie Felson: Don't waste my time with bullshit, Carmen. We got a racehorse here... a thoroughbred. You make him feel good, I teach him how to run. We're businesspeople.
Carmen: .... Got you.
Moselle: What you got in there?
Vincent Lauria: In here?.. Doom.
Eddie Felson: You got me talking to myself. Half of me says I got a hold of... the best thing I ever seen. Half of me says it ain't worth it. Either I don't teach you right... or you don't listen... or you listen, but you don't hear.
Eddie Felson: You remind me that... that money won... is twice as sweet as money earned.
Eddie Felson: You got to have two things to win. You got to have brains... and you got to have balls. You've got too much of one... and not enough of the other.
Eddie Felson: Do you smell what I smell?
Carmen: Smoke?
Eddie Felson: Money.
Vincent Lauria: Eddie, what will you do... when I kick your ass?
Eddie Felson: Pick myself up and let you kick me again.
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Eddie Felson: Look. If you got an area of excellence... you're the best at something, anything... then rich can be arranged. Rich can come fairly easy.
Eddie Felson: Pool excellence is not about excellent pool. It's about becoming something. ... You got to be a student... of human moves.
Eddie Felson: Go on, get back to work... but think about it, okay? Take your time. I'll give you five seconds.
Vincent Lauria: Don't worry. I'm not going to lose often.
Eddie Felson: Yes, you will. That's what I'll teach you. Sometimes if you lose, you win.
Eddie Felson: It ain't about pool, sex, love. It's about money. The best is the guy with the most... in all walks of life.
Carmen: Are you the best liquor salesman?
Eddie Felson: You betcha.
Eddie Felson: You never ease off on somebody like that... Not when there's money involved. That's the problem with mercy, kid. It just ain't professional.
Vincent Lauria: I don't know, Eddie. Maybe you're right. Maybe this game is just for bangers... But the thing is... Even if it is just for bangers, everybody's doing it. If everybody's doing it... there's a lot of guys doing it. A lot of guys doing it... but only one guy can be the best.
Eddie Felson: Don't waste my time with bullshit, Carmen. We got a racehorse here... a thoroughbred. You make him feel good, I teach him how to run. We're businesspeople.
Carmen: .... Got you.
Moselle: What you got in there?
Vincent Lauria: In here?.. Doom.
Eddie Felson: You got me talking to myself. Half of me says I got a hold of... the best thing I ever seen. Half of me says it ain't worth it. Either I don't teach you right... or you don't listen... or you listen, but you don't hear.
Eddie Felson: You remind me that... that money won... is twice as sweet as money earned.
Eddie Felson: You got to have two things to win. You got to have brains... and you got to have balls. You've got too much of one... and not enough of the other.
Eddie Felson: Do you smell what I smell?
Carmen: Smoke?
Eddie Felson: Money.
Vincent Lauria: Eddie, what will you do... when I kick your ass?
Eddie Felson: Pick myself up and let you kick me again.
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