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“Exodus: Gods and Kings” movie quotes tell the biblical story of Exodus when Moses squared up against Ramesses to free the slaves of Egypt. The film was directed by Ridley Scott and written by Steven Zaillian, Jeffrey Caine, Adam Cooper and Bill Collage. “Exodus: Gods and Kings” opened in theaters on December 12, 2014.

In “Exodus: Gods and Kings,” Moses (Christian Bale) learns that a prophecy was made regarding a glorious leader who would lead the slaves from Egypt to freedom and that he is in fact that leader. To accomplish this, however, he must go up against Egyptian Pharaoh Ramesses II (Joel Edgerton), someone who Moses grew up with as close as a brother.

But when Ramesses II doesn’t go quietly to Moses’s intent to free the slaves and isn’t interested in the word of God Moses is speaking of, this sets the stage for an epic battle. Up against insurmountable odds and a tough army, Moses must find a way to lead the Egyptian slaves to freedom.

Aaron Paul, John Tuturo, Ben Kingsley, Sigourney Weaver and Maria Valverde co-star in the film which opens alongside the likes of "Wild," "Life Partners," "Comet," "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1," "Horrible Bosses 2, "Penguins of Madagascar," "Dumb and Dumber To," "Foxcatcher," "Beyond the Lights," "The Homesman," "Interstellar," "The Theory of Everything," "Nightcrawler," "Big Hero 6," "Before I Go to Sleep," and "Horns.”
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This is About Egypt's Survival
Moses: “I came to tell you, something is coming that is out of my control. This is about Egypt’s survival, do you understand?”
Ramesses II: “Who has been telling you this?”
Moses: “God”

In what could be seen as an attempt to spare his close brother-like pal Ramesses II from what is soon to be a bloodbath, Moses gives Ramesses II a heads up on the war to come. Ramesses II isn’t too intimidated by this God nonsense nor what Moses claims is coming.
God is With Us
Moses: “There is a sea ahead and an army behind. Ready yourselves. You’ve honored me with your trust. If you stay, you will perish. Follow me, you will be free. Do not be afraid. God is with us.”

Moses gives his followers a speech as they face insurmountable odds on the path to freedom. He urges them to follow him with bravery and all will be well in the end.
I Want Moses and His Family Dead
Ramesses I: “I want Moses and his family dead.”

Ramesses II calls a full scale war against Moses. Though once they were close, Ramesses II now wants Moses and his family killed.
Let's Just See Who is More Effective at Killing
Ramesses II: “You say you did not cause all this. You say this is not your fault. So let’s just see who is more effective at killing, you or me.”

Ramesses II has had enough of Moses and his smack talking. He wants to get down to business and is ready to see who is really the tough guy when they get into battle.
Keep Each Other Safe Always
Seti I: “Moses, Ramesses, when I look at you I still see the two boys who grew up together close as brothers. Keep each other safe always.”

Seti offers some wise advise to Moses and Ramesses II. Seti watched them grow up like brothers and hopes that they can keep this mutual respect for one another as adults.
That Leader is You, Moses
Nun: “You know something’s wrong. You always felt it. You parents never told you the truth.”
Moses: “What truth?”
Nun: “The year of your birth, there was a prophecy that our leader would be born to liberate us. That leader is you, Moses.”
Nun tells Moses a secret that his parents kept from him previously. As Nun explains, Moses is destined to be their leader and the one who will liberate the slaves, not that Moses should feel any pressure or anything.
When Will You Leave Me?
Moses: “What is the most important thing in your life?”
Miriam: “You are. And when will you leave me?”
Moses: “Never”

Moses speaks to sister Miriam as she has her doubts about his mission to free the slaves. She worries about Moses’s safety, and for good reason.
Is That A Threat?
Moses: “After 400 years of slavery, things here have become much worse. As your brother, you must set them free.”
Ramesses II: “Is that a threat?”
Moses: “Yes!”

Moses approaches Ramesses II to tell him what’s about to go down, in case Ramesses II wants to surrender now. As Moses explains, it’s time to free the slaves, something he threatens to do so personally.
I Am A God
Ramesses II: “I am a God. I am a God!”

Ramesses II has heard enough of Moses talking about his God. Ramesses II thinks he too is a God and has just the same right to be spreading his word.

“Top Five” movie quotes tell the story of one comic’s attempt to restart his career and send his life into a new direction. The comedy film was written and directed by Chris Rock, who also stars. “Top Five” appeared at the 2014 Toronto International Film Festival before its December 12, 2014, theatrical opening.

In “Top Five,” Andre Allen (Chris Rock) is a very successful comedian and comedy film star who also happens to be preparing for a very public and televised wedding to reality TV star Erica Long (Gabrielle Union). But despite his success in comedy, Allen wants to break out of the roles he formerly starred in to pursue more serious acting, citing that he doesn’t feel funny anymore.

Allen agrees to be interviewed for an article by journalist Chelsea Brown (Rosario Dawson) and begins to spend a good deal of time with this smart-witted woman. But as she digs deeper into Allen’s life, she also inspires him to think about what he really wants professionally and personally, which leads to some unexpected choices.

“Top Five” might not be a lock for a top five movie of 2014 but it opens alongside some who might including "Life Partners," "Comet," "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1," "Horrible Bosses 2, "Penguins of Madagascar," "Dumb and Dumber To," "Foxcatcher," "Beyond the Lights," "The Homesman," "Interstellar," "The Theory of Everything," "Nightcrawler," "Big Hero 6," "Before I Go to Sleep," and "Horns.”
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Wake Up and Smell the Progress
Chelsea Brown: “Things are changing. You need to wake up and smell the progress.”
Andre Allen: “No, no, no, some things never change. Look at this, a black man trying to get a cab in New York City. Taxi!”

Andre and Chelsea see the world much differently from one another. While Andre sees things as never changing, Chelsea urges him to smell the progress.
I Don't Feel Funny
Andre Allen: “I don’t feel like doing funny movies anymore. I don’t feel funny.”
Bodyguard: “Save some of that stuff for your Times interview.”

Andre confides to his bodyguard that he wants to leave comedy for something serious. His trusted bodyguard doesn’t exactly want to hear how Andre is feeling, rather tells him to tell that to a reporter instead.
Not on Camera, It Doesn't Exist
Erica Long: “Where’s my kiss?”
Andre Allen: “Do we have to do this on camera?”
Erica Long: “Not on camera, it doesn’t exist.”

Fiance Erica requests that they kiss for the cameras. While Andre questions her motives, she clearly very much enjoys their private life being in the spotlight.
My Top Five
Andre Allen: “My top five is Jay, Nas, Scarface, Rakim and then I might let Biggie get in there. My sixth man’s LL Cool J… Before the show! Before the show!”

Andre references the film title when describing his top five favorite rappers of all time, and a conditional sixth man pick.
How Come You're Not Funny Anymore?
Andre Allen: “Why don’t you just skip the hat questions and go right into something good?”
Chelsea Brown: “All right, how come you’re not funny anymore?”

Andre challenges journalist Chelsea to dig a little deeper into his life with her questions. She doesn’t hold back and strikes right into the thick of things.
Zoolander's in the Conference Room
Agent: “Hold on, hold on, hold on. What is going on? Where’s everyone running to?”
Janitor: “Zoolander’s in the conference room.”
Agent: “Ben Stiller’s in the conference room. These white people don’t tell me…”

Andre’s agent seems to be quite a bit out of the loop in his own office building. Surely this can’t mean anything bad for Andre, right?
Do You Think the Wedding's Hurting Me?
Andre Allen: “Do you think the wedding’s hurting me?”
Agent: “Andre, if this thing flops, we could be talking ‘Dancing with the Stars,’ man.”

Andre questions whether marrying a reality television personality on television will be good for his career. As his agent explains, it certainly could if it goes horrible wrong.
A Couple of Really Honest Things
Chelsea Brown: “I just want a decent story. You give me a couple of really honest things, I will be more than fair.”
…
Andre Allen: “This is Chelsea Brown. She’s doing a story on me. No snitching!”
Couch potato: “Come to me, baby girl. I’mma turn over like an apple pie.”
Woman: “You know what, you just ate an apple pie, you fat mother…”

When the Times wants to do an article on Andre, he takes reporter Chelsea Brown to meet his family. It doesn’t take long for them to offer her some juicy quotes for her story.
Funniest Man in America
Charlie Rose: “In 2009, TIME magazine voted today’s guest the funniest man in America. By 2010, the former standup hit it big with ‘Hammy the Bear’ one, two and three. You can also see him getting married to reality star Erica Long.”

Charlie Rose provides an overview of the main character, Andre Allen. Andre hit it big as a comedian and comedy movie star, not to mention reality television personality, but is that what he really wants with his life?
Put a Little Stank on It
Andre Allen: “What’s up? This is Andre Allen. When I listen to satellite radio, I listen to Sirius Hits One!”
Radio Producer: “That’s good, just uh, make it a little funnier.”
Andre Allen: “Funnier?”
Radio Producer: “Put a little stank on it.”
Andre Allen: “Stank?”
Radio Producer: “Nice and funny, go!”
Andre Allen: “What’s up” [bleep] “This is” [bleep] Andre Allen. [Bleep] “or if you scratch my nuts, that is.”
Radio Producer: “First take was good.”
Being a well-known comedian, of course Andre is going to be asked to be funnier on command, including here when he’s recording a radio promo. Andre, however, is tired of being funny and instead offers some expletives.

“Inherent Vice” movie quotes follow the clues in the crime comedy movie adapted from the novel of the same name by Thomas Pynchon. The movie was written and directed by Paul Thomas Anderson and first premiered at the 2014 New York Film Festival. “Inherent Vice” opened theatrically on December 12, 2014.

In “Inherent Vice,” Larry "Doc" Sportello (Joaquin Phoenix) is approached by ex-girlfriend Shasta Fay Hepworth (Katherine Waterston) and asked for his help. Sasha suspects that something may happen to her current billionaire boyfriend, Mickey Wolfmann (Eric Roberts) and that his wife and her girlfriend may be the ones behind it.

So when Sasha and Mickey come up missing, Doc jumps into action to investigate. But this story only gets weirder and weirder as it goes on, leading to quite the interesting chain of events for Doc.

Josh Brolin, Owen Wilson, Reese Witherspoon, Benicio del Toro, Jena Malone, Maya Rudolph and Martin Short all co-star in the film.

“Inherent Vice” is just one of many highly anticipated 2014 movies alongside the likes of "Life Partners," "Comet," "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1," "Horrible Bosses 2, "Penguins of Madagascar," "Dumb and Dumber To," "Foxcatcher," "Beyond the Lights," "The Homesman," "Interstellar," "The Theory of Everything," "Nightcrawler," "Big Hero 6," "Before I Go to Sleep," and "Horns.”
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Michael Z. Wolfman Has Vanished
Det. Christian "Bigfoot" Bjornsen: “Michael Z. Wolfman has vanished.”

Detective Bjornsen lays it down for Doc. Billionaire Michael Z. Wolfman has disappeared and Doc is tasked with figuring out what happened.
It All May Start To Get a Little Peculiar
Penny Kimball: “If it’s a quiet night out at the beach and your ex-old lady suddenly out of nowhere shows up with a story about her current billionaire land developer boyfriend and his wife and her boyfriend and a plot to kidnap the billionaire and throw him in a looney bin, maybe you should just look the other way. But if you’re Doc, it all may start to get a little peculiar after that. Doc may not be a do-gooder but he’s done good. Good luck, Doc.”

Penny gives a quick overview of the plot of the film. Doc is contacted by an old flame who suspects her new boyfriend is in danger. When she and the billionaire come up missing, Doc steps in to investigate and thinks only get weirder from there.
Where Would I Find Him?
Larry "Doc" Sportello: “So, where would I find him?”
Aunt Reet: “ He’s technically Jewish but wants to be a Nazi. Well, maybe you’re better off with the Nazis. Well, maybe you’re better off with the Nazis.”

Doc seeks some advice on the whereabouts of Mickey Wolfman from Aunt Reet but the answers she provides are informative, but not exactly immediately useful.
I Need Your Help, Doc
Shasta Fay Hepworth: “I need your help, Doc.”

Shasta approaches her ex-boyfriend Doc to ask for his help with her new boyfriend, a billionaire who just happens to have a wife with a boyfriend of her own. Shasta suspects something bad will happen to boyfriend Mickey and she is not wrong.
Good Question
Coy Harlingen: “And your question is, which side am I on?”
Larry "Doc" Sportello: “Good question”

In a casual interrogation of Coy Harlington, Doc takes the unusual approach to let the suspect ask the questions. When Coy comes up with a good question, Doc doesn’t hesitate to agree.
A Spare Picture
Larry "Doc" Sportello: “Do you have a spare picture I could borrow? … Ahhhh!”

As a standard part of any investigation, Doc asks for a photo of the missing billionaire Mickey Wolfman. He, however, was not prepared for what that photo would show.
Whoa!
Penny Kimball: “Whoa!”
Agent: “You all right?”
Penny Kimball: “Am I?”
Larry "Doc" Sportello: “Are you?”
Agent: “Ordinarily, we’re the ones asking the questions.”

Penny seems surprised when Doc arrives at her office. There are more questions than answers, plus a little bit of an argument on who should be asking said questions too.

“The Captive” movie quotes follow the clues as the disappearance of a young girl is investigated. The Canadian thriller was directed by Atom Egoyan using a screenplay he co-wrote with David Fraser. After competing at the 2014 Cannes Film Festival, “The Captive” opened theatrically on December 12, 2014.

In “The Captive,” Cassandra (portrayed by Peyton Kennedy and Alexia Fast) and father Matthew (Ryan Reynolds) take a routine trip to a pie shop for some dessert and while Matthew enters the store alone, while he is shopping, Cassandra disappears. Investigators (including Rosario Dawson and Scott Speedman) look into the disappearance, but find more questions rather than answers, especially when they discover that someone has been watching the family using hidden cameras.

Years pass and the disappearance of their daughter causes Matthew and Tina (Mireille Enos) to grow apart but despite the time since the disappearance, the case receives new interest and is reopened. When they uncover clues that Cassandra may be alive, the hunt to find her and who is responsible for her disappearance receives new life.

“The Captive” opens alongside other great films including "Life Partners," "Comet," "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1," "Horrible Bosses 2, "Penguins of Madagascar," "Dumb and Dumber To," "Foxcatcher," "Beyond the Lights," "The Homesman," "Interstellar," "The Theory of Everything," "Nightcrawler," "Big Hero 6," "Before I Go to Sleep," and "Horns.”
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That Brush That She Used to Love
Tina: “Hi”
Matthew: “Hey, what’s up?”
Tina: “Not much”
Matthew: “You planning on going?”
Tina: “Well, aren’t you? She said she wanted to meet with both of us.”
Matthew: “It is uh, dumping up here. How is it there?”
Tina: “No, it’s fine. It’s clear.”
Matthew: “There’s no way that I’m going to be able to get down there.”
Tina: “It’s okay. You always have excuses, Matthew.”
Matthew: “Yeah”
Tina: “Do you remember that brush that she used to love, the one that my mom gave her?”
Matthew: “Yeah”
Tina: “Well, I just found one. It’s almost the same.”
Matthew: “Where?”
Tina: “In one of the rooms. Someone must have left it.”
Matthew: “Well that’s weird.”
Tina: “Yeah, that’s weird. I should get back to work.”
Matthew: “Okay, I love you.”
Tina: “Love you”

Tina and Matthew try to have a civil conversation but Tina’s animosity towards Matthew shows through. She does have some news though, an interesting find at her hotel.
Just Pulled Up to the Pie Shop
Tina: “Do you know what you’re going to do about dinner?”
Matthew: “We actually just pulled up to the pie shop.”
Tina: “You’re going to have pie for dinner?”
Matthew: “We’re going to have macaroni for dinner. We’ve got leftover macaroni. We’re going to put that on top of the pie. It’s going to be an awesome dinner.”
…
Matthew: “They didn’t have chocolate ice cream. Cass? Cass! Cass! Cass!”

A quick trip to the pie shop turns into a life-changing event for Matthew when he learns that daughter Cassandra, whom he left in the car, is missing. He calls out for her but it appears as if she vanished into nothing.
Who's Watching You?
Tina: “They might be watching me.”
Matthew: “Who’s watching you?”

Tina shares news that someone has been watching them. This is quite alarming to Matthew and he immediately wants to know who is responsible.
A Kidnapper and a Watcher
Nicole: “All right, what’s going on? Ideas?”
Jeffery: “There’s a kidnapper and there’s a watcher.”

Nicole and her team of investigators try to piece the clues together to determine what’s going on. They know someone is watching the family, but it’s not yet known if that’s connected with the kidnapping or not.
I Have a Plan
Mika: “I have a plan. A few minutes, that’s all you’ll have to give them.”
Cass: “Will I get to talk to them?”
Mika: “Yes”
Cass: “Does my dad get to talk to me?”
Mika: “Yes, Cass, he does, and we’ll be listening. Of course, I was thinking some kind of mic, a hidden microphone.”
Cass: “What are you so worried about? I have no idea where I am. How would he ever find me? I don’t even know your name.”
Mika: “Not worth it, or else…”
Cass: “You’ll kill him. Wouldn’t it just be easier to kill me, now that I’m all grown up, now that you’ve lost interest? I can’t be that valuable doing what I’m doing.”
Mika: “Oh, you’re so valuable, Cassandra, doing exactly what you’re doing.”

Cassandra and Mika talk about the terms of her contacting her father. While she questions what her value is now that she’s grown, Mika reinforces that regardless of age, she is valued and needs to stick to the plan.
The Whole Thing is His Fault
Tina: “It’s his fault. The whole thing is his fault.”
…
Matthew: “You people can’t even do your job, all you can do it turn my wife against me.”

Everyone seems to be pointing fingers and assigning blame. Tina feels Matthew is responsible for Cassandra’s disappearance while Matthew blames the investigators for alienating him from Tina.
What You're Doing to Help
Nicole: “You claim you didn’t see anything suspicious when you looked back to the truck.”
Matthew: “They’ve taken my daughter. I need to know right now what you’re doing to help.”

Investigator Nicole drills Matthew on the day of the disappearance, asking what he saw immediately after the event. He’s not initially forthcoming with answers, rather shifts the focus on what the investigators are doing.
Have You Seen This Girl?
Matthew: “Have you seen this girl?”

Matthew is passing out flyers about his missing daughter and comes across a couple in a restaurant. It’s not immediately known if Matthew knows that Mika is responsible for Cassandra’s disappearance and is standing within arm’s length of him.

“Annie” movie quotes bring the classic Broadway musical back to the big screen in a modern adaptation. Produced by the likes of Jay-Z and Will Smith, the musical comedy-drama was directed by Will Gluck using a screenplay he co-authored with Aline Brosh McKenna and Emma Thompson. “Annie” opened in theaters on December 19, 2014.

In “Annie,” the title character (Quvenzhané Wallis) is an orphan living with evil foster mom Colleen Hannigan (Cameron Diaz). A chance encounter with billionaire and hopeful New York City mayor Will Stacks (Jamie Foxx) leads Annie to go live with him, with the idea that the positive public relations boost from him taking in this foster child will be enough to win him the election.

But as Annie and Mr. Stacks spend more time together, the develop a real bond from which they both benefit. This, however, is interrupted when Will’s staff members Guy (Bobby Cannavale) and Grace (Rose Byrne) stage an event to reunite Annie with her parents, or at least folks hired to portray her parents in front of the media. Knowing his campaign and future in public office is on the line, Mr. Stacks has a tough decision between letting Annie go, perhaps back into foster care, or keeping her in his home as part of his family.

“Annie” hits theaters just in time for the holidays alongside other films including "Life Partners," "Comet," "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1," "Horrible Bosses 2, "Penguins of Madagascar," "Dumb and Dumber To," "Foxcatcher," "Beyond the Lights," "The Homesman," "Interstellar," "The Theory of Everything," "Nightcrawler," "Big Hero 6," "Before I Go to Sleep," and "Horns.”
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I Love This City
Will Stacks: “I love this city. The harder I work, the more opportunities I get. No matter who you are or what you are, you’ve just gotta want it bad enough.”

Will Stacks know that he is fortunate but also knows that he worked hard to get where he is. The opportunity for him to do that is just one reason he loves the city of New York and wants to be its mayor.
We All Have Families Somewhere
Mia: “Can you read your note again?”
Annie: “Please take care of our baby. Her name’s Annie. There’s half a locket around her neck. So when we come for her, we know that she’s our girl.”
Pepper: “Annie’s never going to find her family, none of us are.”
Annie: “We all have families somewhere.”

As the foster girls chat in their shared bedroom, their differences in outlooks on life, specifically their chances of being reunited with their biological families, are highlighted. While Pepper thinks the girls are delusional, Annie makes no apology for her optimism.
Is He Nice?
Tessie: “Is he nice?”
Annie: “I think so. He just doesn’t know it yet.”

Annie describes Mr. Stacks to her fellow foster girls. Annie sees something in him that others cannot and makes it her mission to bring it out.
Pretty Fun Though, Right?
Will Stacks: “I don’t think I had a marshmallow until I was eight years old.”
Annie: “Pretty fun though, right?”
Will Stacks: “Let me see how small a bite of graham cracker I can take.”

The simple act of toasting a marshmallow over an open flame brings Mr. Stacks and Annie together. While he won’t admit it to many, he is bonding with the girl.
We Found Her Parents
Guy: “It’s a miracle. We found her parents.”
Grace: “We think so.

Guy and Grace announce that they’ve found Annie’s parents, or at least that is what they want people to think. In reality, Guy has only hired actors to stage a publicity event to help Will’s candidacy.
The More We're Seen Together
Isabella: “Someone just posted a picture of Annie on Twitter.”
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Grace: “William Stacks would love to take Annie out for lunch.”
Colleen Hannigan: “Why?”
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Grace: “People want to know that you’re okay.”
Annie: “What people?”
Grace: “Everybody who saw that.”
Annie: “Whoa! My hair’s gigantic.”
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Annie: “So, what’s the hustle?”
Will Stacks: “The more we’re seen together, the better is it for my campaign.”
Annie: “I bet if I moved in with you, you’d become president.”

When a photo of Mr. Stacks saving Annie goes viral, the two meet for lunch. Annie sees that he is using her for publicity and offers a plan to improve her life in return.
Your Secret's Safe with Me
Will Stacks: “Annie, she’s changing everything.”
Grace: “Your secret’s safe with me… That you care.”

Grace reveals to Will that she sees how Annie has changed him and made him care, for real, about the girl. This, however, she will keep in the utmost confidence.
Like Batman
Grace: “Just because you can run for mayor doesn’t mean that you should.”
Will Stacks: “This city needs me.”
Grace: “All right, take it easy, Batman.”
…
Will Stacks: “What up, Guy-O?”
Guy: “You’re up five points in the polls!”
Grace: “Really?”
Guy: “He saved a little girl from getting hit by a van.”
Grace: “You didn’t tell me you saved a little girl.”
Will Stacks: “Like Batman.”
Guy: “Will, this is really going to help your race for mayor… Her name is Annie.”
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Grace: “You’re not really thinking about doing this?”
Will Stacks: “We won’t even know she’s there. It’s like having a turtle.”
Guy: “I wonder if she has her shots.”

Will and assistant Grace discuss his venture to become mayor of New York City. While he might be a little egocentric, he does prove to be a bit heroic on occasion too.
Made You Breakfast
Annie: “Made you breakfast! Don’t let your food get cold!”
Will Stacks: “Mmm, okay. Annie, you got me eating this thing up like a dog. Mmm, this is good. What is this, paprika? Mmm, oregano?”

Annie, meaning well, cooks breakfast for her Mr. Stacks. It’s burned and disgusting but he tries to play along to please her while instead feeding it to the dog.
Why Are You Running?
Will Stacks: “Why are you running?”
Annie: “It gets me places quicker.”
Will Stacks: “Little kids, kids with germs”

A chance meeting between little orphan Annie and billionaire Will Stacks sets off a chain of events that will change both of their lives forever. Luckily for both, someone caught this moment on video and it’s about to go viral.

“Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb” movie quotes bring the “Night at the Museum” film series back for a third and final edition. The comedy film was written by Robert Ben Garant, David Guion, Michael Handelman and Thomas Lennon and directed by Shawn Levy. “Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb” hit theaters on December 19, 2014.

In “Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb,” Smithsonian night guard Larry Daly (Ben Stiller) notices that the figures in the museum are acting strange and learns that something is seriously wrong with The Tablet of Ahkmenrah. Ahkmenrah (Rami Malek) doesn’t know what’s going on, but does have a suggestion.

So, Larry, Ahkmenrah, Theodore Roosevelt (Robin Williams), Jedediah (Owen Wilson), Octavius (Steve Coogan), Nicky Daley (Skyler Gisondo) and monkey Dexter (Crystal the Monkey) all head to London to meet with Merenkahre, Ahkmenrah's father (Ben Kingsley). Upon arriving, they meet a quirky British security guard Tilly (Rebel Wilson) as well as a whole new museum filled with creatures, both friends and foes. They all need to learn how to work together if they’re going to save the Tablet, and themselves, from certain destruction.

“Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb” is just one of several awesome movies in theaters for Christmas 2014 along with ”Annie,” "Life Partners," "Comet," "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1," "Horrible Bosses 2, "Penguins of Madagascar," "Dumb and Dumber To," "Foxcatcher," "Beyond the Lights," "The Homesman," "Interstellar," "The Theory of Everything," "Nightcrawler," "Big Hero 6," "Before I Go to Sleep," and "Horns.”
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Pompeii
Jedediah: “Where the heck are we?”
Octavius: “Oh, Pompeii”
Jedediah: “This is the last round up… I’m both disgusted and grateful.”
Octavius: “We must never speak of what happened here today.”
Jedediah: “Come on, that wasn't necessary! At least it’s warm.”

When Jedediah and Octavius come upon the erupting volcano in Pompeii, they think they are doomed. Luckily the pesky monkey Dexter is there to pee on, er, save them.
Welcome to the British Museum
Tilly: “Hello there, welcome to the British Museum. My name’s Tilly.”
Larry Daley: “Hi, I’m Larry Daly from Natural History in New York.”
Tilly: “They let you travel?”
Larry Daly: “Well, this is kind of unusual.”
Tilly: “Well, they let me travel. You know where?”
Larry Daly: “No”
Tilly: “Home, here, home, back here, off to the toot-toot, five minute maximum.”
Tilly: “That must be wicked being a security guard in America with your gun, with a silencer, with your ninja swords.”
Larry Daley: “That’s not even a little bit true.”

Larry has an interesting experience with Tilly, the security guard in London. She has some wacky ideas and is good with over-sharing, two things Larry doesn’t have time for.
Sir Lancelot, at Your Service
Larry Daly: “This place is waking up for the first time and we have no idea what’s out there.”
Teddy Roosevelt: “I think it’s safe to say that we’re in a bit of trouble.”
Sir Lancelot: “Need some help? Sir Lancelot, at your service”
Teddy Roosevelt: “Theodore Roosevelt, President of the United States of America”
Sir Lancelot: “I have no idea what that means.”

When they take the tablet to London, they wake all kinds of new museum creatures. Luckily, Sir Lancelot is there to save them, even if he cannot understand anything they are saying.
You Can't Catch Light
Octavius: “Let the divergence begin! Ha, ha, they’re trying to catch the light.”
Jedediah: “I know but you can’t do it, boys. You can’t catch light.”
Octavius: “I should like to comment. Summon the apparatus! L… O… L…”
Jedediah: “Laugh out loud, yeah, that’s what I did.”

They might be from other times but Octavius and Jedediah have no problem enjoying the humorous cat videos on the Internet. Their method of commenting, however, could use some modern updating.
I'm Not Your Da Da
Larry Daley: “Yes, we look similar.”
Laa: “Da da”
Larry Daley: “No, I’m not your da da. No touching! Stop it!”

Neanderthal Laa sure resembles Larry, leading Laa to confuse Larry for his father. In Laa’s defense, Ben Stiller does play both roles.
You Always Put the Monkey in Charge?
Sir Lancelot: “You always put the monkey in charge?”
Larry Daly: “He’s not in charge. We’re just following him.”
Sir Lancelot: “That’s what being in charge means.”

Sir Lancelot points out that by following Dexter the monkey, Dexter is essentially in charge. While Larry didn’t see it that way before, he certainly realizes it now.
They're All Acting Weird
Larry Daly: “Teddy and Dexter, they’re all acting weird. I don’t think it was his fault.”
Dr. McPhee: “Oh, I’m Larry ‘I’ll never blame a monkey’ Daly.”

Larry tries to explain to Dr. McPhee what is going on in the museum but as usual, McPhee just doesn’t get it. Larry must work harder if he’s going to save them all.
Why Don't You Take a Picture
Jedediah: “Why don't you take a picture, it'll last longer!”

When a little boy on a bus spots the miniature talking figures of Jedediah and Octavius, he is fascinated. Jed suggests the boy preserve the memory.
We Have to Go to London
Larry Daley: “You and I both know there’s something magical in this museum. When the sun goes down, the tablet starts to glow and everything comes to life. These guys depend on me. Everything might stop and it might never come back. We have to go to London to figure this out.”

Larry explains what’s going on in the museum and how he needs to be the one to save them. He is their hero and must take them all on a trip to London to discover what’s going awry with the tablet.
Kiss My Staff!
Merenkahre: “You are speaking to the Pharaoh. Kiss my staff!”
Larry Daley: “Oh, uh, is it okay if I don’t? … There’s something wrong with the tablet.”
Merenkahre: “We shall all be dead by sunrise.”

In London, Larry and crew meet Merenkahre, Ahkmenrah's father. The news Merenkahre has is not good. Without some intervention, they could all be dead in just hours.

“The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies” movie quotes close out the three-part “The Hobbit” film trilogy. Director Peter Jackson returns for this installment of the epic fantasy adventure series and co-wrote the screenplay with Fran Walsh, Philippa Boyens and Guillermo del Toro. “The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies” opened in theaters in the United States on December 17, 2014.

In “The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies,” the adventures continue following the events of the previous “Hobbit” movies with Bilbo Baggins (Martin Freeman, young; Ian Holm, old), Thorin Oakenshield (Richard Armitage)—who has put his desire for treasure before any loyalties, creating quite the rift—and company angering the terrifying dragon Smaug the Magnificent (Benedict Cumberbatch) by reclaiming their homeland for their own. Smaug seeks revenge and unleashes his fiery anger in an attempt to destroy Lake Town, resulting in a dangerous and epic battle for those in the area.

Meanwhile, another threat looms as Sauron the Necromancer (also Benedict Cumberbatch) sends legions of Orcs to attack the Lonely Mountain, an attack only Gandalf (Ian McKellen) foresees. This all sets the stage for quite the epic Battle of the Five Armies in an attempt to save Middle-Earth and its people from sure destruction.

Orlando Bloom, Evangeline Lilly, Luke Evans, Cate Blanchett and Lee Pace all reprise their roles in the third and final edition of the series. “The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies” joins other great films in theaters at the same time including ”Annie,” ”Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb,” "Life Partners," "Comet," "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1," "Horrible Bosses 2, "Penguins of Madagascar," "Dumb and Dumber To," "Foxcatcher," "Beyond the Lights," "The Homesman," "Interstellar," "The Theory of Everything," "Nightcrawler," "Big Hero 6," "Before I Go to Sleep," and "Horns.”
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Follow Me One Last Time
Thorin Oakenshield: “Will you follow me one last time?”

In speaking to his company, Thorin asks for their support one more time. They’ve followed him though many adventures and battles and need them there for one last war.
I'm Not Asking You to Allow It
Gandalf: “My lord! The orcs have come to Ravenhill, the Dwarves are about to be overrun! Thorin must be warned!”
Thranduil: “By all means, warn him. I have spent enough Elvish blood in defense of this accursed land. No more!”
Gandalf: “Thranduil!”
Bilbo Baggins: “I’ll go.”
Gandalf: “Don’t be ridiculous. You'll never make it!”
Bilbo Baggins: “Why not?”
Gandalf: “Because they will see you coming and kill you!”
Bilbo Baggins: “No, they won't. They won't see me.”
Gandalf: “It's out of the question! I won't allow it!”
Gandalf: “I’m not asking you to allow it, Gandalf.”

Thranduil has had enough with spending his time defending their land so when the Dwarves are in danger, he’s not volunteering to go warn Thorin. Bilbo is luckily there to take on that task, whether Gandalf wants him to do that or not.
I Will Not Hide
Kili: “I will not hide, while others fight battles for us.”

Kili might be young and just one of Thorin’s companions but he is not interested in sitting on the sidelines or hiding when there is a war to win. He wants to be involved and is making that point known.
One Day I'll Remember
Bilbo Baggins: “One day I'll remember. Remember everything that happened, the good, the bad, those who survived, and those that did not.”

Bilbo declines to reflect on the events of the past, specifically the death and destruction that they faced, but does note that someday, when it’s right, he will.
I Will Have War
Bard: “Will you have peace or war?”
Thorin Oakenshield: “I will have war!”

Thorin is faced with a really simple decision. Does he want peace or does he want war. Considering the film is titled The Battle of the Five Armies, it’s pretty easy to guess what his answer is.
Now We Defend It
Bilbo Baggins: “Thorin, you gave a promise.”
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Bard: “You brought upon them only ruin and death.”
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Bilbo Baggins: “You've won the Mountain. Is that not enough?”
Thorin Oakenshield: “Now, we defend it.”

The characters reflect on the events in previous “Hobbit” films and look towards the future to what they need to do now. Everyone is on Thorin’s case to protect them, something he seems willing to do.
Leave Sauron to Me
Saruman: “Leave Sauron to me!”

Saruman makes it seem like he’s there to take down the evil Necromancer Sauron. Really though, what actually happens might not exactly be that innocent.
The Last Move in a Master Plan
Gandalf: “This was the last move in a master plan, a plan long in the making.”

Gandalf drops another nugget of his wisdom in explaining that what’s happening now should have been expected as it was all part of a long plan.
Bats Are Bred For One Purpose
Legolas: “These bats are bred for one purpose, for war!”

As if bats are not creepy enough in their generic variety, as Legolas explains, these bats are some freaky hybrid type that are suited for battle.
I Came to Reclaim Something
Thranduil: “I came to reclaim something of mine.”

Thranduil makes no mistake about the fact that he wants everyone to know why he’s there. He wants to reclaim his portion of the treasure and does not plan on doing anything short of that.

“Mr. Turner” movie quotes tell the story of renowned British artist J.M.W. Turner. The biographical drama film was written and directed by Mike Leigh. After premiering at the 2014 Cannes Film Festival in competition for the Palme d’Or, “Mr. Turner” opened in the United Kingdom on October 31, 2014, then in the United States on December 19, 2014.

In “Mr. Turner,” J.M.W. Turner’s life, both personally and professionally, is chronicled. Turner was considered not only just one of the greatest British watercolor landscape painters ever, but also skilled in the art of oil painting. Additionally, his late work delved into what is now considered abstract art, even if it wasn’t widely accepted during his life, spanning from 1775 to 1851.

But J.M.W. Turner was more than an artist. He had a very close relationship with his father, William (Paul Jesson), with whom he lived, his housekeeper Hannah (Dorothy Atkinson), with whom he had a romantic relationship and with his landlady, Sophia Booth (Marion Bailey), with whom he also had a romantic relationship. But despite these close ties, he remained controversial and eccentric, though widely praised for his artistic abilities.

“Mr. Turner” joins the holiday 2014 movie season which also includes other films such as ”The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies,” ”Annie,” ”Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb,” "Life Partners," "Comet," "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1," "Horrible Bosses 2, "Penguins of Madagascar," "Dumb and Dumber To," "Foxcatcher," "Beyond the Lights," "The Homesman," "Interstellar," "The Theory of Everything," "Nightcrawler," "Big Hero 6," "Before I Go to Sleep," and "Horns.”
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Clearly Losing His Eyesight
Female Art Patron: “Turner”
Male Art Patron: “Clearly losing his eyesight.”

Two art patrons comment on one of Turner’s late works, which delves more into the abstract. They feel he’s lost his eyesight rather than understanding that what was painted was intended.
A Man of Great Spirit
Sophia Booth: “I believe you to be a man of great spirit and fine feeling.”

Sophia praises Turner for something other than his artistic abilities, touching on his true being. She sees him as a great person, something that later leads them to a romantic relationship.
A Man of Great Vision
Mary Somerville: “The universe is chaotic and you make us see it. You are a man of great vision, Mr. Turner.”

Unlikely scientist Mary Somerville offers her take on Turner’s abilities. In a time when she was not well accepted in her field, she recognizes how he too is breaking boundaries.
He's Ruined a Masterpiece
Joseph Gillott: “Why on earth would he go and do that? He’s ruined a masterpiece… It’s a buoy.”
Arts Patrons: “Bravo!”

Joseph Gillott and others initially do not understand why J.M.W. Turner would add a large red blob to an otherwise perfect painting. It’s only after the addition is finished that they see the brilliance.
I'm Struck by the Clarity
John Ruskin: “When I experience a masterpiece such as yours, I’m struck by the clarity with which you’ve captured the moment.”

Famed British art critic John Ruskin offers J.M.W. Turner some well-deserved praise. He appreciates how well Turner can capture moments and translate that to the canvas.
She'd Make a Fine Subject
John Constable: “She’d make a fine subject for you to paint.”
J.M.W. Turner: “Oh is that so? In shall regurgitate upon it.”

When John Constable suggests that J.M.W. Turner should shift his focus and paint a woman, he laughs off the notion. Turner isn’t interested in painting beautiful women, rather beautiful landscapes.
Nice Little Pictures
Sophia Booth: “You’re still making your nice little pictures, Mr. Turner.”

J.M.W. Turner’s landlady doesn’t seem to grasp just how special his paintings are when she calls them ‘nice little pictures.” Still, her appreciation of his work is endearing.
Could Draw Before He Could Read
William Turner: “My little lad could draw before he could read and write.”
J.M.W. Turner: “Daddy!”

J.M.W. Turner’s close relationship with his father is featured. The two lived together for 30 years, until William’s death.
Exceedingly Beautiful
J.M.W. Turner: “It’s exceedingly beautiful. Thank you.”
Hannah Danby: “Thank you, Mr. Turner”

J.M.W. Turner isn’t just a brilliant painter but also one who can recognize talented artists when he sees, or hears them. He recognizes Hannah’s ability to play the piano and expresses his admiration in a moment that highlights his unique relationship with his longtime housekeeper.
The Anteroom
Joseph Gillott: “Good morning, Mr. Turner.”
J.M.W. Turner: “No, it’s Billy”
Joseph Gillott: “Delighted you could join us.”
Henry William Pickersgill: “Damn fine spectacle this year, Billy!”
J.M.W. Turner: “Aha! A very fine day to you, Mr. Stothard.”
Thomas Stothard: “Ha, ha, ha, Mr. Turner, sir”
J.M.W. Turner: “Constable”
John Constable: “Turner”
J.M.W. Turner: “Jonesy! Gordo!”
George Jones: “William, the hanging committee, do you approve?”
J.M.W. Turner: “Did well”
George Jones: “Gratzi”
Joseph Gillott: “Does everything meet your satisfaction, Mr. Turner?”
J.M.W. Turner: “It does indeed, Mr. President. It’s a splendid cornucopia.”
Joseph Gillott: “Cornucopia?”
CR Leslie: “Good morning, Turner”
J.M.W. Turner: “Good morning to you, Mr. Leslie, Robbie”
David Roberts: “Good morning, Mr. Turner”
J.M.W. Turner: “My other piece, where is it located?”
CR Leslie: “We placed it in the anteroom.”
J.M.W. Turner: “Anteroom, argh”

J.M.W. Turner greets fellow artists and art patrons at a gallery. Really though, he’s after the placement of his piece and is not excited to hear it’s in the anteroom.

“The Interview” movie quotes follow the story of two tabloid TV show folks attempt to assassinate North Korean dictator Kim Jong-un. The action-comedy was directed by Evan Goldberg and Seth Rogen using a screenplay the two co-wrote with James Weaver. Despite the controversy surrounding the film, “The Interview” opened on December 25, 2014.

In “The Interview,” Dave Skylark (James Franco) stars on a popular but not exactly highly regarded tabloid television show, Skylark Tonight. So when he and show producer Aaron Rapoport (Seth Rogen) learn that Kim Jong-un (Randall Park), the ruthless dictator of North Korea, is a fan of the show and wants to appear on the program, they see an opportunity to gain some legitimacy in the industry.

But just before they head to North Korea, Agent Lacey (Lizzy Caplan) from the CIA intercepts them and asks them to assassinate Kim during their trip. They agree to the task, train for it and head overseas but it doesn’t take long for them to realize that they are definitely not suited for this line of work.

“The Interview” hits theaters alongside other late 2014 films such as ”The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies,” ”Annie,” ”Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb,” ”Mr. Turner,” "Life Partners," "Comet," "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1," "Horrible Bosses 2, "Penguins of Madagascar," "Dumb and Dumber To," "Foxcatcher," "Beyond the Lights," "The Homesman," "Interstellar," "The Theory of Everything," "Nightcrawler," "Big Hero 6," "Before I Go to Sleep," and "Horns.”
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He Can Speak to Dolphins
Agent Lacey: “You are entering into the most dangerous country on earth. Kim Jong-un’s people believe anything he tells them including that he can speak to dolphins or he doesn’t urinate and defecate.”
David Skylark: “Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, you’re telling me my man doesn’t pee or poop?”
Aaron Rapoport: “Everybody pees and poops. Where would it go otherwise? He’d explode.”
David Skylark: “But he does talk to dolphins?”
Agent Lacey: [sighs]

Agent Lacey tries to brief Dave and Aaron on what they can expect in North Korea. What actually happens, however, is that she realizes she might just be dealing with a couple of idiots.
I Love You
David Skylark: “As the two best friends stared each other in the eyes, they knew that this might be the end of the long road. But even though that neither one could say it out loud, they were both thinking…”
David Skylark and Aaron Rapoport: [whispers together] “I love you.”

In a moment of clarity and seriousness, David and Aaron take time to point out how this mission might just kill them. They exchange their ‘I love yous’ and head out to kill Kim Jong-un.
It's Pronounced Stallone
David Skylark: “Holy f***amole! A tank!”
Kim Jong-un: “It was a gift from my grandfather from Stalin.”
David Skylark: “In my country it’s pronounced Stallone.”

When Kim Jong-un explains the background on the tank he shows Dave, Dave doesn’t quite have the world history knowledge to understand. Embarrassingly, he attempts to correct Kim.
Kim Jong-un Wants to Do an Interview
Aaron Rapoport: “Kim Jong-un wants to do an interview with Dave Skylark?”
David Skylark: “He’s a fan!”
Aaron Rapoport: “He’s the most reclusive leader on the planet!”
David Skylark: “We do this, everyone is going to take us super duper seriously!”
Aaron Rapoport: “Okay”
David Skylark: “We’re going to North Korea!”

Aaron and Dave get the news that Kim Jong-un watches their tabloid TV news show and wants to appear on the program. As crazy as that sounds, as David points out, it will give their show some legitimacy, especially when no one takes them seriously.
It's a Date
David Skylark: “Want to go kill Kim Jong-un?”
Aaron Rapoport: “Totally! I’d love to assassinate Kim Jonh-un. It’s a date!”

Like kids playing with toys on Christmas morning, Dave and Aaron play with their CIA toys, especially their wireless watch radios. For folks about to try to kill a ruthless dictator, they sure are not intimidated by the task ahead.
The American Way
David Skylark: “Kim must die! That’s the American way.”
Sook: “How many times can the US make the same mistake?”
David Skylark: “As many times as it takes!”

When Dave makes his mission, to kill Kim Jong-un, known, Sook points out that the Americans don’t exactly have a great track record with assassinating foreign leaders.
Living a Lie
Rob Lowe: “You know, people say that actors lie for a living but this is living a lie.”
David Skylark: “Okay, Rob, when you’re ready.”
Aaron Rapoport: “Get ready, camera two.”
Male Producer: “Oh, jesus!”
David Skylark: “Whoa!”
Female Producer: “His head looks like somebody’s taint.”
David Skylark: “You barely look different!”
Rob Lowe: “Thanks, Dave!”

Dave interviews actor Rob Lowe for his tabloid news show. While Dave keeps a straight face when Lowe unveils his balding head, the rest of the crew mock him from backstage.
Take Him Out
Agent Lacey: “Mr. Rapoport, I am Agent Lacey with Central Intelligence. You two are going to be in a room alone with Kim and the CIA would love it if you two could take him out.”
David Skylark: “Hmm?”
Agent Lacey: “Take him out.”
Aaron Rapoport: “For coffee?”
David Skylark: “Dinner?”
Aaron Rapoport: “For kimchi?”
Agent Lacey: “No, uh, take him out.”
Aaron Rapoport: “You want us to kill the leader of North Korea?”
Agent Lacey: “Yes”
David Skylark: “What?!”

Aaron and Dave are approached by the CIA and asked to ‘take out’ Kim Jong-un. When they realizes that they don’t mean for coffee or dinner, Dave and Aaron are shocked.
A Gift for You
Kim Jong-un: “Dave! I have a gift for you!”
David Skylark: “Oh! Oh! Oh! This dog is killing me with it’s cuteness!”
Kim Jong-un: “It’s crazy cute!”

Dave receives a gift from Kim Jong-un, a cute little puppy. For someone who is described as so ruthless, this gesture goes a long way to Dave.
Zero Percent Chance of This Working
Agent Lacey: “You are going to administer a fatal dose of poison. It is critical that you operate with extreme caution… There’s a zero percent chance of this working.”

Agent Lacey puts Dave and Aaron through some brief training before the pair heads out to North Korea. The CIA has a plan that could work but if Dave can pull it off or not is the question.

“The Gambler” movie quotes tell the story of one man who gets into trouble while gambling. The crime drama is an adaptation of the 1974 film of the same title and was directed by Rupert Wyatt using a screenplay by William Monahan. “The Gambler” opened in theaters on December 25, 2014.

In “The Gambler,” Jim Bennett (Mark Wahlberg) is a literature professor by day and gambling addict by night. Up a considerable amount of money at the casino, Jim bets it all and loses big. This leaves him in debt to the wrong folks and his life in jeopardy. To complicate things even more, one of his students Amy (Brie Larson) pursues him for a romantic relationship after seeing him gambling one night.

So Jim is forced borrow money from his mother (Jessica Lange) and get into business with a gangster (John Goodman) in an effort to get himself out of his gambling debts. But getting right with both sides means playing one against the other and taking risks, things that put both he and his loved ones lives in jeopardy.

“The Gambler” hit theaters on Christmas 2014 playing alongside the likes of ”The Interview,” ”The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies,” ”Annie,” ”Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb,” ”Mr. Turner,” "Life Partners," "Comet," "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1," and "Horrible Bosses 2.
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An Inappropriate Relationship
Amy Phillips: “If I have to fool you into an inappropriate relationship to get you out of your job, I’m ready to go.”
Jim Bennett: “So am I.”
…
Jim Bennett: “A real love, a real thing to do everyday and I just rather die if I don’t get it. Did I just say that out loud?”

Amy is relentless in pursuing Jim and he eventually gives in. But it doesn’t take long after they fall in love before her safety is in jeopardy due to his mistakes.
If You Don't Pay
Roberta: “What’ll they do to you if you don’t pay?”
Jim Bennett: “Break every bone in my body”
Roberta: “I’ve said goodbye before to people I love.”
Jim Bennett: “Yeah, whatever did happen to dad?”

Roberta fears for the safety of son Jim, noting that she doesn’t want to lose another loved one. As Jim points out, he too is used to that, specifically referring to his father.
Do I Look Like A Magician?
Neville: “How am I going to get my money, Jim?”
Jim Bennett: “Do I look like a magician?”
Neville: “You must have thought you was magic occasionally.”

Neville suggests an unconventional approach to Jim’s predicament. Jim, however, doesn’t think this idea is a good one, especially because Jim cannot perform magic tricks.
Let's Deal With This as Gentlemen
Frank: “You owe money to places you shouldn’t. Why do you want door number three?”
Jim Bennett: “Because it’s the only way I’ll get out… Let’s just deal with this as gentlemen who understand each other, please.”
Frank: “No! I need for us to treat each other like we’re not gentlemen and that we’re very very stupid.”

Frank doesn’t quite understand or agree with the direction Jim is taking to try to get himself out of a bind. When Jim tries to smooth things over, Frank brings him back to reality and lays out how this conversation will go down.
If I Give You This Money
Frank: “If I give you this money and you don’t pay me back, there are no rules. Do you understand the gravity of this situation?”
Jim Bennett: “I know what I have to do.”

Frank, in no uncertain terms, lays out what will happen if Jim fails to repay a loan. With the lives of his loved once on the table, Jim is confident that he knows how to make things right.
You've Got Me Feeling Lucky
Jim Bennett: “You’ve got me feeling lucky. I’m putting everything on black.”
Neville: “Red’s been coming up all night.”
Jim Bennett: “You want me to pay you now?”
Neville: “Maybe I enjoy watching the show.”
Roulette Host: “19 red”

Jim is feeling lucky and when he’s up, he gambles his whole stack on a single spin of the roulette wheel. Unfortunately, it does not end well.
Nothing's Okay
Roberta: “My family has been with this bank since my father in law started it.”
Bank Official: “Are you a relation?”
Roberta: “This is my son.”
Jim Bennett: “Either you can’t see the uncanny resemblance or you’re implying she’s under duress.”
Roberta: “Now what I want is $260,000 in cash.”
Bank Official: “Is everything okay?”
Roberta: “When someone needs that amount of money in cash, nothing’s okay.”

Roberta and son Jim head to the bank to withdraw money. When questioned about the withdrawal, Roberta notes that no one asks for that much cash when everything is okay. Indeed, things for Jim are not good.
What's Wrong With You?
Frank: “Birth, education, intelligence, talent, looks, I’ve seen you be half a million dollars up.”
Jim Bennett: “I’ve been up two-and-a-half million dollars.”
Frank: “What’s wrong with you? You got brain damage?”

Frank gives Jim some tough love. He’s been making poor decisions and getting into trouble, almost as if he has something wrong with his head.
If You Don't Have the Magic, Don't Bother
Jim Bennett: “If you take away nothing else from my class, let it be this. If you don’t have the magic, don’t bother. Desiring a thing cannot make you have it.”

In addition to being a gambler, Jim is also a literature professor. Occasionally, though, his two worlds intersect like in this scene when he advises his students based on his gambling career.
Because I've Seen You in Your Other Life?
Amy Phillips: “I want to go to a restaurant.”
Jim Bennett: “I need you to leave.”
Amy Phillips: “Because I’ve seen you in your other life?”

Jim is approached by Amy, a student of his who also saw him gambling. She wants a relationship with him but he resists.

“Unbroken” movie quotes tell the true story of Louis Zamperini, an Olympic athlete who went on to survive a plane crash in the Pacific and a stay in a Japanese prisoner of war camp during World War II. The war drama film was directed by Angelina Jolie using a screenplay Joel and Ethan Coen, Richard LaGravenese and William Nicholson adapted from the non-fiction book “Unbroken: A World War II Story of Survival, Resilience, and Redemption” by Laura Hillenbrand. “Unbroken” opened in theaters in the United States on December 25, 2014.

In “Unbroken,” Louis Zamperini (C.J. Valleroy, young; Jack O'Connell, older) was quite the rebel as a child, getting into a fair amount of trouble at a young age. His brother Pete (John D'Leo, young; Alex Russell, older) stepped in to encourage him to train as a runner, something that later earned him a spot at the 1936 Olympics.

Zamperini went on to join the United States Army Air Forces and flew a B-24 Liberator bomber over the Pacific when it was shot down. He and his crew spent 47 days adrift before reaching land where they were captured by the Japanese Army and sent to a prisoner of war camp. At the camp, Zamperini was subject to torments from prison guard Mutsuhiro Watanabe (Miyavi) and pushed to incredible lengths both mentally and physically until the war ended. Throughout it all though, Zamperini persevered, remembering the words of his brother and of his faith, to get him through the unimaginable.

“Unbroken” is just one of many great films playing on Christmas 2014 including ”The Interview,” ”The Gambler,” ”The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies,” ”Annie,” ”Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb,” ”Mr. Turner,” "Life Partners," "Comet," "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1," and "Horrible Bosses 2.
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This Man Must Be Taught Respect
Mutsushiro Watanabe: “This man must be taught respect. All the other prisoners must teach him this lesson… Harder! Harder!”
Louis Zamperini: “Hit me!”

Watanabe sees something in Louis that he tries to break, a failure to respect his captors. Despite having the other prisoners hit him repeatedly, Louis is not intimidated.
Who Is The Olympic Athlete?
Mutsushiro Watanabe: “Who is the Olympic athlete?”
[Hits Louis]
Mutsushiro Watanabe: “Don't look at me.”

Watanabe knows that there is an Olympic athlete among those at the Japanese prisoner of war camp and approaches Louis to intimidate him. Louis, however, is not shaken by the officer’s scare tactics.
Hello Mother, Father
Louis Zamperini: “Hello mother, father, this is your Louie talking. This will be the first time in two years that you’ve heard my voice. I am now interned at a Tokyo prisoner of war camp and I’m being treated as well as can be expected under wartime conditions.”

Given a statement to read, Louis speaks on radio in a message back to his parents and others in the United States. Louis isn’t eager to read what has been prepared for him but is not really in any position to refuse either.
A Moment of Pain is Worth a Lifetime of Glory
Pete Zamperini: “You keep going the way you’re going, you’ll end up as a bum on the street. You train. You fight harder than those other guys and you win. If you can take it, you can make it. You can do this, Lou, you just gotta believe you can. Pop does. Ma does. I do. Louie, a moment of pain is worth a lifetime of glory.”

Louie’s brother Pete offers him some incredibly wise advice. He pushes Louie to find his full potential and believe in himself. Pete was like a father figure to Louie and was instrumental in his success.
Light Will Always Follow Darkness
Priest: “However dark the night, however dim our hopes, the light will always follow darkness.”

As a young child, Louie listens to the words of his priest in church. It was words like this that helped him persevere during his tough times later in life.
You Are Like Me
Mutsushiro Watanabe: “You are like me. We are both strong. I saw it in your eyes the first day. I thought, this man will be my friend, but, enemy of Japan.”

In an odd moment of humanity, Watanabe expresses how he and Louis are similar. While they might be friends, their allegiances to their countries during the war is vastly different.
If I Can Take It, I Can Make It
Louis Zamperini: “If I can take it, I can make it.”

In repeating words told to him by his brother when he was young, Louis reminds himself that dealing with life in a prisoner of war camp is partly a mental battle, one that if he can overcome, he can win.
If You Get Me Through This
Louis Zamperini: “If you get me through this, I swear, I’ll dedicate my whole life to you.”

In a moment of weakness, Louis turns to his faith to give him the strength to put up with the adversity he is facing.
Used to Think I Could Do Anything
Louis Zamperini: “My brother used to think that I could do anything, that I was better than I am.”
Russell Phillips: “Who says you’re not?”

Louis reflects on his support from his brother growing up and how he once felt invincible. He now doesn’t seem himself as that strong but Russell disagrees.

“American Sniper” movie quotes bring the autobiography of the same name written by decorated sniper Chris Kyle to the big screen. The action-war film was directed by Clint Eastwood using a screenplay adapted by Jason Dean Hall. After a premiere at the American Film Institute Festival, “American Sniper” opened in theaters on December 25, 2014.

In “American Sniper,” the true story of Chris Kyle (Bradley Cooper) as a highly successful military sniper in Iraq and as a man struggling to be a good husband and father when home in the states is told. Chris, during four tours in Iraq as a member of the SEAL Team 3 in the Naval Special Warfare Command, became the most lethal sniper in American military history with 160 confirmed kills. This gave him quite a legendary reputation both among his own allies, as someone who was always there to keep them safe, and to enemy combatants, who placed a steep bounty on his head.

But aside from his military life, Kyle also struggled with life at home, specifically with wife Taya (Sienna Miller) and their two children. As Chris felt the obligation to serve his country by returning to Iraq, Taya disagreed, citing needing him there for his family instead. This all led Chris to fight two battles, one at home and one abroad.

“American Sniper” is just one of several stellar films in theaters for the 2014 holiday season alongside ”The Interview,” ”Unbroken,” ”The Gambler,” ”The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies,” ”Annie,” ”Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb,” ”Mr. Turner,” "Life Partners," "Comet," "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1," and "Horrible Bosses 2.
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They Feel Invincible With You Up There
Chris Kyle: “I tell you something. These Marines keep rushing in like they’re doing, they’re going to get their asses shot off.”
Marc Lee: “Well, they’re Marines. They don’t get the training we do. Half these guys were civilians six months ago.”
Chris Kyle: “Well, let’s coach ‘em up. I’ll show them how team guys do it. I’ll lead the unit of the street.”
Marc Lee: “No, I can’t do that. We need you on over watch.”
Chris Kyle: “Come on, if I’m on the street, Marc…”
Marc Lee: “House to house is the deadliest job here, man. You got some sort of savior complex?”
Chris Kyle: “I just want to get the bad guys but if I can’t see them, I can’t shoot them.”
Marc Lee: “Look, all these guys, they know your name. They feel invincible with you up there.”
Chris Kyle: “They’re not.”
Marc Lee: “They are if they think they are. Why don’t you just keep banging on the long gun. We’ll let these dogs sniff out Zarcali.”

Chris pleads with Marc for permission to leave his sniper post in favor of helping the Marines learn the ropes on the ground. Marc denies the request, noting that Chris has become a legend as a sniper, one that gives every other man on the ground a sense of safety knowing he is there watching over them.
I'm Willing to Meet My Creator
Doctor: “Do you ever think that you might have done some things over there that you wish you hadn’t?”
Chris Kyle: “I’m willing to meet my creator and answer every shot that I took.”

Chris speaks to a military doctor after one of his tours in Iraq. The doctor tries to get him to open up and talk about those he has killed in battle, fearing that this will cause him stress at home but Chris seems to have peace with his actions, at least he says as much.
Your Call
Chris Kyle: “I’ve got a military age male on a cell phone watching the convoy. Over.”
Command: “If you think he’s reporting troop movement, you have a green light. Your call. Over.”
Winston: “Maybe he’s just calling his old lady.”
Chris Kyle: “He stepped off. Hold on, I’ve got a woman and a kid 200 yards out, moving towards the convoy. Her arms aren’t swinging. she’s carrying something. Yeah, she’s got a grenade. She’s got an RKG, Russian grenade, she’s handing to the kid.”
Command: “You say a woman and a kid?”
Chris Kyle: “You got eyes on this? Can you confirm?”
Command: “Negative, your call”
Winston: “They fry you if you’re wrong.”

On post, Chris sees a potential enemy threat in a woman and child in the street ahead. Without other eyes on the area, Chris is left to decide on his own if he should take the shot or not.
You Did Your Part
Taya Renae Kyle: “Do you want to die? Is that what it is?”
Chris Kyle: “No”
Taya Renae Kyle: “Then just tell me. Tell me why you do it. I want to understand.”
Chris Kyle: “Babe, I do it for you. You know that. I do it to protect you.”
Taya Renae Kyle: “No, you don’t.”
Chris Kyle: “Yes, I do.”
Taya Renae Kyle: “I’m here. Your family is here. Your children have no father.”
Chris Kyle: “Well, I have to serve my country.”
Taya Renae Kyle: “You don’t know when to quit! You did your part! We sacrificed enough! You let somebody else go!”
Chris Kyle: “Let somebody else go?”
Taya Renae Kyle: “Yeah”
Chris Kyle: “Babe, I couldn’t live with myself.”
Taya Renae Kyle: “Yeah, well, you find a way. You have to. Okay, I need you to be human again. I need you here. I need you here.”

Chris and wife Taya discuss his desire to return for yet another tour in Iraq. While he feels an obligation to serve his country, Taya feels that his family and his children need him home.

“Into the Woods” Movie Quotes intertwine a number of classic Grimm Brothers fairy tales into one story about a baker and his wife who are seeking a child. The musical fantasy film was directed by Rob Marshall using a screenplay James Lapine adapted from the Broadway musical of the same name. Disney’s “Into the Woods” opened in theaters on December 25, 2014.

In “Into the Woods,” the story of The Baker (James Corden) and his wife (Emily Blunt) and their desire for a child is told. The Baker and his wife have been cursed by an evil witch (Meryl Streep) that is preventing them from having a child. The Witch offers to reverse the curse, but only if The Baker and his wife venture into the woods to collect a list of rare items. They take on the task.

In the woods, the couple encounters a number of characters, each of whom possesses an item they need to reverse the curse. They meet Jack (Daniel Huttlestone) and trade him beans—for his beanstalk—in exchange for his cow. Little Red Riding Hood (Lilla Crawford), who is being hunted by The Wolf (Johnny Depp) has the red cape they need while Rapunzel (Mackenzie Mauzy) possesses the hair of gold. Cinderella (Anna Kendrick) and her Prince (Chris Pine) are there too with Cinderella holding the magic slipper the couple needs. But through their adventures, the Baker and his wife discover more than these characters, but also a deeper understanding of responsibility and what happens when you wish for something.

“Into the Woods” joins a number of other great movies in theaters for Christmas 2014 including ”The Interview,” ”Unbroken,” ”American Sniper,” ”The Gambler,” ”The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies,” ”Annie,” ”Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb,” ”Mr. Turner,” "Life Partners," "Comet," "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1," and "Horrible Bosses 2.
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Go To The Wood!
The Baker and Baker’s Wife: [together] “I wish…”
The Witch: “You wish to have the curse reversed? I’ll need a certain potion first. Go to the wood and bring me back, one, a cow as white as milk, two, the cape as red as blood, three, the hair as yellow as corn, four, the slipper as pure as gold. Bring me these before the chime of midnight in three days time. Tis then the blue moon reappears, which comes but once each hundred years. Bring them and I guarantee a child as perfect as child can be. Go to the wood!”

The Baker and his wife desperately wish for a child but a wicked curse put upon them prevents that. The Witch has a way to reverse the curse, but what she needs to do that is not easily acquired.
I Wish
Cinderella: “I wish…”
Little Red Riding Hood: “I wish…”
Jack: “I wish…”

Each of the characters, all from various Grimm Brothers fairy tales, all wish for something or another. As their stories intertwine, viewers get to watch as each hope for their wishes to be granted.
We're Going to Do It Together
Baker's Wife: “We have one chance. Don't you see that?”
The Baker: “If we're going to get through this, we’re going to do it together.”

The Baker and his wife know that their tasks ahead are not going to be easy and they only have one chance to succeed. To accomplish this, as The Baker points out, they’ll need to work together.
Charming, Not Sincere
Cinderella: “If you love me, why did you stray?”
Cinderella's Prince: “I was raised to be charming, not sincere.”

Cinderella is crushed when her Prince strays. In his defense, he was never quite raised to be faithful, only charming.
Stuck on the Stairs of the Palace
Cinderella: [singing] “He’s a very smart prince. He’s a prince who prepares. Knowing this time I’d run from him, he spread pitch on the stairs and I’m caught unawares. Well, it means that he cares. This is more than just malice. Better stop and take stock while you’re standing here stuck on the stairs of the palace.”

Cinderella breaks into song and narrates her trip down the stairs of the palace when running from the Prince. She, however, does not get too far as the Prince was expecting her escape.
Not Quite All What I Expected
Baker’s Wife: “Princes and castles, why would you run away?”
Cinderella: “It’s not quite all what I expected.”

The Baker’s Wife questions Cinderella on why she would leave what sounds like a luxurious life. Cinderella doesn’t see things as that bright, expecting something entirely different.
Stay With Me
The Witch: [singing] “Stay with me. Princes wait there in the world, it’s true. Princes, yes, but wolves and humans too. Stay at home. I am home. Who out there could love you more than I? What have there that I cannot supply? Stay with me.”

The Witch sings to Rapunzel, who is wishing to leave her for the world outside. The Witch cannot understand what Rapunzel could want that she cannot provide, besides freedom, of course.
I Don't Like That Woman
Baker’s Wife: “You’ve got the cape!”
The Baker: “What have you done with the cow?”
Baker’s Wife: “She ran away!”
The Baker: “What?”
Baker’s Wife: “Never even reached home, I’ve been looking for her all night.”
The Baker: “How could you?”
Baker’s Wife: “Well she might just as easily have run away from you.”
The Baker: “Yeah, but she didn’t.”
Baker’s Wife: “But she might have”
The Baker: “But she didn’t”
Baker’s Wife: “But she might have”
The Baker: “But she didn’t”
The Witch: “Cow’s gone. Get it back.”
The Baker: “We were just about to do that, but here. In the meantime…”
The Witch: “Get away from me with that! I can’t touch it! Remember? By midnight tomorrow, bring me the items or that child you wish for will never see the light of day.”
The Baker: “I don’t like that woman.”

The Baker is distraught to learn that the cow they collected has run away. While he and his wife point fingers about the problem, The Witch arrives to kick them back into gear.
These Are No Ordinary Beans
Baker’s Wife: “Beans? Oh no, we mustn't give up out beans! Well, if you feel that we must.”
Jack: “Beans in exchange for my cow?”
Baker’s Wife: “Oh, no, son, these are no ordinary beans. These beans, they carry magic.”
Jack: “Magic, what kind of magic?”
Baker’s Wife: “Tell him.”
The Baker: “It’s uh, it’s a magic that defies description.”
Jack: “How many beans?”
The Baker: “Six”
Baker’s Wife: “Five”
The Baker: “Five”
Baker’s Wife: “They are worth a pound each at least”
…
The Baker: “Yeah, this seems like we’ve made a fair trade. Here you go. One, two, three, four, five. All right, well, good luck and pleasure doing business with you.”

In an effort to receive the cow as white as milk, The Baker and his wife trade beans with Jack. They claim that these beans are magic, but really, that might not be entirely accurate. Either way, Jack takes the bait.
All Will Come to a Happy End
Baker’s Wife: “All will come to a happy end.”
The Witch: “Not always”

The Baker’s Wife is optimistic that if she and The Baker complete their tasks and gather the items, that all will end well. The Witch, however, has other plans.

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If You Tell Anyone
Walter Keane: “Do you want to give back the money? If you tell anyone, this empire collapses.”
Margaret Keane: “If that’s the price…”

Things reach a breaking points between Margaret and Walter. She’s ready to spill the beans on being the true artist behind the Big Eyes, regardless of the consequences of that revelation.
People Don't Buy Lady Art
Walter Keane: “Sadly, people don’t buy lady art for paintings. The painting says Keane. I’m Keane. You’re Keane.”

Walter explains to Margaret why he is telling everyone that he painted the Big Eyes instead of her. He believes that in order to be commercially successful, the painter must be male.
Why Are You Lying?
Walter Keane: “The eyes are the windows of the soul… That’s why I paint them so big. I’ve always done it that way.”
Margaret Keane: “Why are you lying?”

When Walter presents her paintings as his own, Margaret is confused and surprised. She cannot understand why he would lie about something like this, especially at her expense.
I Painted Every Single One of Them
Margaret Keane: “This is what it’s come to, huh? You are the only living soul I can tell my secret to. I painted every single one of them, every Big Eye, me, and no one will ever know but you.”

In speaking to her poodle, Margaret is honest with the dog as to the true creator of the best-selling paintings. While she can tell this secret to her dog, it’s something that she fears the public can never know.
Walter is a Blessing
Walter Keane: “What’s your name?”
Margaret Keane: “Margaret. Wouldn’t you rather flirt with those girls down there?”
Walter Keane: “No, I like you, Margaret.”
…
DeAnn: “Wow, this is all happening mighty quick.”
Margaret Keane: “I am a divorcee with a child. Walter is a blessing.”

Margaret and Walter meet in San Francisco and immediately hit it off and after a short time, they are married. Margaret’s friend DeAnn is critical of the sudden union but Margaret sees it as her only choice.
Why Are Their Eyes So Big?
Walter Keane: “You’re going to love this stuff!”
Ruben: “Why are their eyes so big?”

Walter takes some of the Big Eyes paintings to an art dealer to sell them. Ruben is interested in them and curious why they all have such big eyes.
You're Confused. I Painted That
Jane: “I remember when my momma painted that.”
Walter Keane: “You’re confused. I painted that.”

When Margaret’s daughter, Jane, mentions that she remembers when mother Margaret painted a specific piece, Walter corrects her. Both Margaret and Walter lie to the child in order to preserve the business they built.
I Lied to My Child
Priest: “What is troubling you?”
Margaret Keane: “I lied to my child and I’m just not that kind of person.”
Priest: “Is your husband that kind of person?”

Margaret has regret over the fact that she lied to daughter Jane about the true artist behind the Big Eyes. As the priest mentions, perhaps her husband is the bad influence pushing her to do such a thing.
Maybe I Could Sign It Myself
Margaret Keane: “These paintings are a part of my being. Maybe I could sign it myself.”
Walter Keane: “That sounds a big confusing. Doesn’t it? Keane means me.”

When Margaret suggests that she should finally take the credit for her work, Walter isn’t having any of that. While he claims he doesn’t want to confuse anyone, he also doesn’t want to lose the spotlight.
It's Like a Mirage
Margaret Keane: “It’s like a mirage. From the distance, you look like a painter, but up close there is not much there.”

Margaret describes Walter, with whom she’s now seeing as someone who crossed her, instead of a doting husband. He paints him as a fraud, someone who appears to be something he’s not from far away but one who is transparent up close.

“Selma” movie quotes tell the story of the 1965 civil rights march from Selma to Montgomery in search of equal voting rights. The dramatic film was directed by Ava DuVernay using a screenplay by Paul Webb. Based on the true story, “Selma” premiered at the American Film Institute Festival before a limited opening on December 25, 2014, then wide theatrical release on January 9, 2015.

In “Selma,” viewers learn about the events surrounding the three-month period in 1965 when Martin Luther King, Jr. (David Oyelowo), James Bevel (Common), Hosea Williams (Wendell Pierce) and John Lewis (Stephan James) led an epic march in Alabama from Selma to Montgomery to demand equal voting rights and change the world forever.

The film focuses on the march itself, which was laden with violence and public opposition, including from Alabama Governor George Wallace (Tim Roth), the personal attacks and threats to the King family, including his wife Coretta Scott King (Carmen Ejogo) and how the movement prompted the White House, including President Lyndon B. Johnson (Tom Wilkinson) and FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover (Dylan Baker) to adopt the Voting Rights Act of 1965.

Lorraine Toussaint, Oprah Winfrey, Cuba Gooding, Jr., Niecy Nash, Colman Domingo and Giovanni Ribisi all co-star in the film which joins theaters already buzzing with stellar movies such as ”The Interview,” ”Unbroken,” ”American Sniper,” ”Into the Woods,” ”Big Eyes,” ”The Gambler,” ”The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies,” ”Annie,” ”Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb,” ”Mr. Turner,” "Life Partners," "Comet," "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1," and "Horrible Bosses 2.
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These Pictures Are Going Around the World
Lyndon B. Johnson: “These pictures are going around the world.”

In the wake of the march, which includes brutal physical attacks on those pushing for equal rights, President Johnson must deal with the backlash when images of the violence circulate the world. It’s not a great look for America which now makes it his problem to solve.
I Just Couldn't Stand By
James Reeb: “I heard about the attack on innocent people. I couldn’t just stand by.”

The brutal images of violence against peaceful protestors have attracted the support of people of all races and backgrounds. This is evidenced when James Reeb, a white man, arrives to join the movement.
We Must March!
Martin Luther King, Jr.: “We must march! We must stand up! We must make a massive demonstration.”

Martin Luther King, Jr. speaks to a crowd gathered for the march from Selma to Montgomery. He encourages them to be brave as they embark on this journey with him and is quite influential in the process.
It Can't Wait
Martin Luther King, Jr.: “Mr. President, in the South, there have been thousands of racially motivated murders. We need your help!”
Lyndon B. Johnson: “Dr. King, this thing is just going to have to wait.”
Martin Luther King, Jr.: “It cannot wait! People are dying!”
Lyndon B. Johnson: “You got one big issue. I got a hundred and one.”
…
Martin Luther King, Jr.: “Selma it is.”
…
James Bevel: “Selma’s the place and they ready.”

When his attempt to ask President Johnson for help with desegregation fails, Martin Luther King, Jr. informs his supporters that they are heading to Selma. He might not have the White House on his side but King is not deterred in his resolve for equal rights for all.
Give Us the Vote!
Martin Luther King, Jr.: “It is unacceptable that they use their power to keep us voiceless. As long as I am unable to use my constitutional right to vote, I do not have command of my own life. I cannot determine my own destiny. For it is determined for me by people who would rather see me suffer than succeed. Those that have gone before us say, ‘no more! No more!’ That means protest. That means march. That means disturb the peace. That means jail. That means risk. And that is hard. We will not wait any longer. Give us the vote. We’re not asking. We’re demanding. Give us the vote!”

In preaching to his congregation, Martin Luther King, Jr. explains why equal voting rights are crucial. He rallies them to stand up for their rights and sparks a movement that will change the world.
What's Martin Luther King About to Do Next
J. Edgar Hoover: “He’s got supporters in Detroit, New York, Los Angeles, inciting large-scale arrests and sympathy marches.”
Lyndon B. Johnson: “I am very aware of that, Mr. Hoover. What I do know is, he’s non-violent. What I need to know right now, what’s Martin Luther King about to do next.”
President's Secretary: “Mr. President, Dr. King is here.”

When President Johnson and FBI Director J. Edgar Hoover sit down to discuss the civil rights movement, President Johnson notes that he doesn’t want to know what has happened, he wants to know what Martin Luther King, Jr. will do next. No sooner does King walk right in to the Oval Office.
We Will Not Tolerate Agitators
George Wallace: “We will not tolerate agitators attempt in to orchestrate a disturbance in this state.”

Alabama Governor George Wallace speaks to the public about his objection to the civil rights movement. Wallace discusses a zero-tolerance for the protests, setting the stage for a violent clash between protestors and law enforcement.
We Build the Path As We Can
Martin Luther King, Jr.: “What happens when a man stands up and says, ‘enough is enough?’”
Hosea Williams: “We build the path as we can, rock by rock.”
Martin Luther King, Jr.: “This cell is probably bugged.”
Hosea Williams: “It probably is.”

While in jail, Martin Luther King, Jr. and Hosea Williams discuss how they need to stay focused, despite their opposition. They need to keep forging towards their goal, despite their setbacks.
They're Trying to Get Inside of Your Head
Coretta Scott King: “People actually say they’re going to kill our children. They are trying to get inside of your head.”

King’s wife, Coretta, fills Martin in on the threats they’ve been receiving. Those opposed to equal rights are not shy about their opposition and are going to do everything they can, violence included to stop Dr. King.
It's Going to Be Open Season
Lyndon B. Johnson: “You march those people into rural Alabama, it’s going to be open season.”

President Johnson urges Martin Luther King, Jr. against marching through Alabama, knowing the dangerous political climate there. Johnson doesn’t want to see any violence but that’s exactly what is to come.

“A Most Violent Year” movie quotes tell the story of one businessman trying to run a clean business in a very corrupt society. The crime drama was written and directed by J. C. Chandor and earned numerous award nominations including a Best Supporting Actress nod at the Golden Globes. “A Most Violent Year” opened in theaters on December 31, 2014.

In “A Most Violent Year,” Abel Morales (Oscar Isaac) is an immigrant in 1981 in New York City in search of the American dream. He is trying his best to run a clean and legal heating oil company in a time where violence, corruption and organized crime is rampant. This is, however, difficult when his competitors are not playing by the same rules in their attempt to take him down for their own benefit.

While Abel’s wife, Anna (Jessica Chastain), works to try to smooth things over for him, often stepping outside of his moral high ground, neither can protect their family or their business when law enforcement, led by Assistant District Attorney Lawrence (David Oyelowo) begins sniffing around in the industry. This all leads to a tough spot where Abel must decide between his morals and playing by the rules of his competitors in order to remain competitive.

“A Most Violent Year” closes out a 2014 movie slate which also included other great films such as ”The Interview,” ”Unbroken,” ”American Sniper,” ”Into the Woods,” ”Big Eyes,” ”The Gambler,” ”The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies,” ”Annie,” ”Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb,” ”Mr. Turner,” "Life Partners," "Comet," "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1," and "Horrible Bosses 2.
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Something to Bring This On Yourself
Lawrence: “There were more murders and rapes in this city last year than there have ever been so if you’re coming to tell me that we have an urgent security issue here, trust me, I’m aware.”
Abel Morales: “It’s been two years since you started investigating my industry. Do you have any idea who’s been doing this to us?”
Lawrence: “Or you may be doing something to bring this on yourself”

When Abel and Anna speak to Lawrence with the hopes that Lawrence’s investigation can shed some light on who is responsible for the crimes against Morales’ company, the response they receive is not what they expected. For as legal as Abel keeps his company, he is now the one being painted as the criminal.
You're At War Here
Anna Morales: “This can’t continue. You’re at war here.”
Abel Morales: “No, we are not.”
Anna Morales: “But they are.”

Anna tries to convince Abel that whether he wants to be or not, he is at war with his enemies. He can’t sit back and pretend all is well when those conspiring against his company are out for blood.
14-Count Indictment
Andrew Walsh: “The DA’s coming down with a 14-count indictment. You’ve just pushed a little too far, that’s all.”

Despite always trying to do the right thing, as Andrew mentions, Abel has found himself in some legal trouble. It was not Abel looking for this trouble, rather those who are out to get Abel putting him in this hot water.
Serious Legal Cases
Arthur Lewis: “You now have serious legal cases against you ranging from fraud to tax evasion.”

Arthur breaks down the legal issues facing Abel. With all these charges, there comes a point when you have to wonder if Abel is as innocent and moral as he has always claimed.
The Path That Is Most Right
Abel Morales: “You should know that I have always taken the path that is most right. The result is never in question for me. Just what path do you take to get there? And that is what this is.”

Abel proclaims his innocence in everything citing an ongoing commitment to take the moral high ground. He realizes that not everyone shares his beliefs and points that out as well.
Your Kid Playing With a Loaded Gun
Abel Morales: “What is that?”
Anna Morales: “It’s a gun. It’s a f***ing gun.”
Abel Morales: “Where did you get that?”
Anna Morales: “Your youngest daughter found it in the bushes outside our front door. She was playing with it. Look, it’s loaded, with the safety off. It wasn’t some kid looking to take our TV. It was a f***ing goon with a loaded gun looking in our window.”
Abel Morales: “I’ll take care of it.”
Anna Morales: “What does that mean when you say you’ll take care of it? It’s not a brick through a car window or another of the cute little warnings through the past few years. This is your kid playing with a loaded gun!”
Abel Morales: “I know what it is! I’m going to deal with it.”
Anna Morales: “Oh, you better. You’re not going to like what will happen once I get involved.”

Anna is startled when a gun is found outside their home by their young daughter. She wants Abel to step up and deal with those who are trying to hurt them but isn’t confident that his way of dealing with it will be effective.
It Wasn't Your Good Luck
Anna Morales: “It wasn’t your good luck helping you out all these years. It was me!”
Abel Morales: “I don’t want anything to do with this!”

Anna tries to explain to Abel that her role in their business dealings has been more than he realizes. Regardless of her involvement, he doesn’t want anything to do with the ugly side of the industry.
When It Feels Scary to Jump
Abel Morales: “When it feels scary to jump, that is exactly when you jump, otherwise you end up staying in the same place your whole life and that I can’t do.”

Abel explains his mindset in business and the American dream. Sometimes you have to take a risk to get ahead. If not, you might not ever gain anything, something that he’s not interested in.
This Was Very Disrespectful
Anna Morales: “I understand you and your men have a job to do but we’re in the middle of a 10-year-old’s birthday party.”
Lawrence: “I’m sorry, but we are coming in.”
Anna Morales: “That’s not a problem. We have nothing to hide from you.”
…
Anna Morales: “This is probably one you’re going to regret.”
Lawrence: “Excuse me?”
Anna Morales: “My husband’s an honorable man. We’re not who you think we are.”
Lawrence: “I think I know your father.”
Anna Morales: “Good for you. My husband is not my father, not even close. So if I were you, I would start treating us with a little more respect or I guarantee he will make it his mission in life to ruin you. This was very disrespectful.”

When Assistant District Attorney Lawrence interrupts a birthday party at the Morales home, Anna does not take the intrusion lightly. She gives Lawrence a stern lecture on why his interruption was a mistake and that he needs to give them a bit more respect. For as honorable as she claims they are, her threats suggest otherwise.
These Are Dangerous Times
Abel Morales: “I run a fair and clean business and I will fight to my last breath to prove that.”
Bill O'Leary: “These are dangerous times and we have to adapt. It’s not like when we was driving.”

As much as Abel tries to run a clean and legal business, as Bill explains, others do not play by the same rules. They can either adapt and be competitive or get left in the dust.

“Predestination” movie quotes follow one man’s mission to travel through time to prevent crimes before they happen. The science fiction movie was written and directed by Michael and Peter Spierig as adapted from the Robert A. Heinlein short story '"—All You Zombies—.” After appearing at several film festivals including the SXSW Film Festival in March 2014, “Predestination” opened theatrically on January 9, 2015.

In “Predestination,” A Temporal Agent (Ethan Hawke) works for an agency that sends folks back and forth between the past, present and future in order to stop crime from happening in the first place. He’s had quite the successful career in this field but one criminal, the Fizzle Bomber, has always eluded him.

While his prime suspect remains on the loose, the Temporal Agent must also prepare for his retirement and train another to take his spot. So while working as a bartender, he meets The Unmarried Mother (Sarah Snook) and begins to recruit her to become an agent as well. She agrees and travels back in time to take care of her own unresolved life issues too, but together, both the Unmarried Mother and the Temporal Agent find out things about themselves that they never expected.

“Predestination” helps to open the 2015 movie season after a roaring 2014 which included films like ”A Most Violent Year,” ”The Interview,” ”Unbroken,” ”American Sniper,” ”Into the Woods,” ”Big Eyes,” ”The Gambler,” ”The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies,” ”Annie,” ”Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb,” ”Mr. Turner,” "Life Partners," "Comet," "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1," and "Horrible Bosses 2.
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It Can Be Overwhelming, Knowing the Future
The Bartender: “By the time you will listen to this seven years will have passed. Here you are, at the beginning of your new life. It can be overwhelming, knowing the future.”

The Bartender leaves an audio recording to be listened to seven years later. He stresses how difficult it can be to travel through time knowing what the future holds. It can mess with one’s perspective and head in general.
Would You Kill Him?
The Bartender: “What if I could put him in front of you, the man that ruined your life? If I could guarantee that you'd get away with it, would you kill him?”

The Bartender puts an interesting offer on the table for The Unmarried Mother. If he could take her to a place and time where she could kill the man who ruined her life, would she go through with it?
Prevent Crime Before it Takes Place
The Bartender: “Follow me right in here. Here we go. Deep breath. We’re in 1963.”
The Unmarried Mother: “That’s impossible.”
The Bartender: “I’m a Temporal Agent. We prevent crime before it takes place.”

The Bartender reveals his true identity as a Temperal Agent when he takes her back in time to 1963. In his efforts to recruit The Unmarried Mother to join their squad as he retires, he uses this time shift to prove to her that this job is legit.
You're a Gift Given to the World
Mr. Robertson: “You’re a gift given to the world through a predestination paradox. You’re the only one. You’re going to save millions of lives.”

Mr. Robertson explains how important The Bartender is to their mission and how special he is to the big picture. Without him, everything could fall apart and millions could die, not that there’s any pressure or anything.
You Must Complete Your Mission
Mr. Robertson: “You must complete your mission. You must lay the seeds for the future. You’re here to influence history and worlds to come.”
The Bartender: “Time catches up with us all.”
Mr. Robertson: “The path you’re on will take you to your destination.”

As The Bartender is losing faith in what he is doing, Mr. Robertson reminds him of just how important he is and what he is doing to the history of the world. The Bartender needs to follow his path and if he does, it will lead him to where he needs to go.
Truth is Stranger Than Fiction
News Reporter: “Many New Yorkers are leaving the city in fear of a fifth attack by the Fizzle Bomber.”
…
The Unmarried Mother: “Maybe he’s doing the city a favor.”
The Bartender: “That kind of talk will get you in trouble.”
The Unmarried Mother: “No worse than I already been through.”
The Bartender: “Something this job has taught me is that truth is stranger than fiction.”
The Unmarried Mother: “You’re not talking about bar tending are you?”
The Bartender: “I am not talking about bar tending.”

As the news reports on the killings of the Fizzle Bomber, The Unmarried Mother and The Bartender discuss their thoughts on the matter and life in general. He has some stories he could tell and he doesn’t mean ones he experienced at the bar.
I Can Give You That Chance
The Bartender: “You can do this. You have skills you’ve never had the chance to use and I can give you that chance.”
The Unmarried Mother: “I get to be a Temporal Agent?”
The Bartender: “If you prove yourself”
The Unmarried Mother: “Do I have a choice?”
The Bartender: “You always have a choice.”

The Bartender is recruiting The Unmarried Mother to join him as a Temperal Agent as he prepares for retirement. He sees something in her that has potential and hopes that she will decide to use those skills for good.
You're Beautiful
The Unmarried Mother: “You're not how I imagined you'd look.”
Jane: “Do I know you?”
The Unmarried Mother: “You're beautiful. Someone should have told you that.”
Jane: “Well, you just did.”

The Unmarried Mother travels back in time to meet her younger self, Jane. She corrects a mistake that has long bothered her and tells Jane just how beautiful she really is.

“Taken 3” movie quotes bring the action film series back for a third and final installment. Written by Luc Besson and Robert Mark Kamen, the thriller was directed by Oliver Megaton. Closing out the “Taken” trilogy, “Taken 3,” sometimes stylized as “Tak3n,” opened in theaters on January 9, 2015.

In “Taken 3,” Bryan Mills (Liam Neeson) reconciles with ex-wife Lenny (Famke Janssen). But just after they reunite, Lenny is murdered and the authorities suspect that Bryan is responsible. Bryan escapes the police but knows that they will be looking for him and his only loved one left, daughter Kim (Maggie Grace).

So Bryan flees, partly to keep Kim safe and also to find the true murderer responsible for Lenny’s death. As if this isn’t a big enough task to undertake, Bryan also must run from Inspector Franck Dotzler (Forest Whitaker), who has made it his mission to bring Bryan to justice for the murder.

“Taken 3” opens the new year with a bang and joins other great films in theaters such as ”Predestination,” ”A Most Violent Year,” ”The Interview,” ”Unbroken,” ”American Sniper,” ”Into the Woods,” ”Big Eyes,” ”The Gambler,” ”The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies,” ”Annie,” ”Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb,” ”Mr. Turner,” "Life Partners," "Comet," "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1," and "Horrible Bosses 2.
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To Protect My Family
Bryan Mills: “There are things I’ve done in my life but I was always ready to face the consequences, to protect my family.”

Bryan reflects on his life and the things he has done for which he might not be proud of. In the face of it all though, he is ready to accept the consequences of his actions as they were all done for his family rather than for harm.
Your First Priority
Bryan Mills: “What’s your first priority here, inspector?”
Inspector Franck Dotzler: “My job is to bring you in.”
Bryan Mills: “My first priority is to protect the only one I have left.”
Inspector Franck Dotzler: “If you go down this road, the LAPD, the FBI, the CIA, they’re all going to come for you. They’ll find you and they’ll stop you.”

The priorities of Bryan and Inspector Dotzler are quite different. Bryan wants to protect his family, regardless of the consequences, while Dotzler wants to bring Bryan in for the murder of his ex-wife. This sets the stage for quite the chase.
Don't Trust Anyone
Bryan Mills: “Listen carefully, Kim, something’s happened to your mom.”
Kim Mills: “Dad, what’s going on?”
Bryan Mills: “Don’t trust anyone.”

Bryan phones daughter Kim to give them a heads up about what is happening. Lenny is dead and the authorities are now after Bryan and Kim.
Good Luck
Inspector Franck Dotzler: “Dotzler”
Bryan Mills: “By now I’m sure you know who I am, what I’m capable of.”
Inspector Franck Dotzler: “I am beginning to. Let me ask you something, just so I’m clear. CIA operative? Division six? Division seven? What?”
Bryan Mills: “All you have to know is I’m innocent. Give me two days, I can prove it. I can find out who did it.”
Inspector Franck Dotzler: “You may very well be innocent, Mr. Mills, but that’s the court’s job to decide. My job is to bring you in and let the law take its course. That’s it.”
Bryan Mills: “Good luck”

Bryan calls Inspector Dotzler to proclaim his innocence. Dotzler doesn’t really care, just wants to do his job and bring Bryan in. Bryan accepts that challenge.
He Knows How to Disappear
Inspector Franck Dotzler: “At 21, he joins the Army. At 23, he joins the Special Forces. He’s a trained sniper, an explosives expert. No service record, no discharge record, nothing. This guy right here, he knows how to disappear.”

Inspector Dotzler briefs his team on Bryan’s background. He needs his team to be prepared for the battle ahead knowing that Bryan is way more skilled than the average suspect.
I Didn't Do This
Lenny Mills: “Hey”
Bryan Mills: “Lenny, good to see you”
Lenny Mills: “You too… Kim’s doing okay?”
Bryan Mills: “Yeah, it seems like the usual Kim”
…
Bryan Mills: “Lenny? Lenny?”
Police Officer: “Sir, back away now!”
Bryan Mills: “I didn’t do this.”
Police Officer: “Put your hands up now!”

Bryan reconciles with ex-wife Lenny, only to find her murdered just a short time later. When police arrive, it looks as though Bryan is responsible for the crime but using his particular set of skills, he escapes.
I'm Going to Finish This
Kim Mills: “What are you going to do?”
Bryan Mills: “I’m going to finish this.”

Kim worries about what her father, Bryan, is going to do now that he’s running from the authorities on suspicion of murder. Bryan doesn’t see it like that, rather that he’s on a mission to clear his name and bring the real killer to justice.

“Blackhat” movie quotes follow the code when authorities and one convicted hacker chase down a cyber criminal. The action thriller was directed by Michael Mann using a screenplay he co-wrote with Morgan Davis Foehl. “Blackhat” opened in theaters on January 16, 2015.

In “Blackhat,” special agents Henry Pollack (John Ortiz), Carol Barnett (Viola Davis) and Chen Dawai (Wang Leehom) learn that a hacker has targeted a number of financial institutions and is primed to do more damage. They don’t know, however, where he will hit next or why he is going after the targets he hits. So in order to catch the hacker, they enlist the help of another in the business, convinced cyber criminal Nicholas Hathaway (Chris Hemsworth).

Nicolas agrees to join them, in exchange for his 15-year prison sentence being commuted, and digs into the code. What Nicolas learns is that the hacker, Gary Baker (Spencer Garrett), has yet to hit his true target. This sends Nicholas on a journey to find Gary and stop him before he does severe damage across the world.

“Blackhat” brings the action to theaters already packed with films such as ”Taken 3,” ”Predestination,” ”A Most Violent Year,” ”The Interview,” ”Unbroken,” ”American Sniper,” ”Into the Woods,” ”Big Eyes,” ”The Gambler,” ”The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies,” ”Annie,” ”Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb,” ”Mr. Turner,” "Life Partners," "Comet," "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1," and "Horrible Bosses 2.
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Can You Crack It?
Nicholas Hathaway: “Whatever’s next is right in there.”
Carol Barnett: “Can you crack it?”
Nicholas Hathaway: “Isn’t that why you brought me here?”

When Carol asks if Nicholas can find what the hacker is about to do next, he humbly reminds her that hacking is exactly what he does. Finding where the hacker will hit next will give them the upper hand to stop him in his tracks.
You Were Never In This Game
Nicholas Hathaway: “To you this is just a game, the virtual world.”
Gary Baker: “You were never in the game.”

Nicolas and Gary trade jabs during a phone conversation. Nicolas mocks Gary’s lack of concern for what he’s doing while Gary doesn’t see Nicolas on any level close to his.
If I Can Get Close Enough Fast Enough
Nicholas Hathaway: “A guy this dangerous, it’s all about if I can get close enough fast enough.”

While Nicholas isn’t quite special forces, he believes he can catch the hacker. Doing so, however, will take tracking him down in person, something perhaps best left to special forces.
Is He Political?
Nicholas Hathaway: “Is he political? Terrorist attack? Any declaration?”
Carol Barrett: “The guy we’re working with will drop the big hammer and not think twice about it.”

Nicholas tries to get a better idea of why this hacker is targeting what he is by trying to determine his motives. Knowing what the hacker is after can better allow Nicholas to predict his next move.
The Real Hit Is Yet to Come
Nicholas Hathaway: “This is the code. This section right here, it looks incomplete. He’s still writing.”
Henry Pollack: “What for?”
Nicholas Hathaway: “The real hit is still to come.”

Nicholas learns that the code which is causing the mayhem is incomplete and that the true big target has yet to be hit. It looks like they have their work cut out for them this time.
You Have to Run
Carol Barrett: “If you get discovered, you’re dead meat.”
Chen Dawai: “You have to run.”

Nicholas soon goes from ally to enemy when one of his hacks, in an effort to catch the criminal, pushes the boundaries. He too is now being hunted by the authorities and he needs to run to stay safe.
We Need a Man Named Hathaway
Henry Pollack: “Some hacker is hitting our financial markets.”
Carol Barrett: “Four major banks, and that’s just what we know about?”
Chen Dawai: “If we want clues to the hacker’s identity, we need a man named Hathaway.”
Henry Pollack: “What do we know about this guy?”
Chen Dawai: “He’s a convicted hacker serving 15 years, MIT, genius coder…”

As the special agents discuss the current hacking attack that is underway, Chen has one idea on how they can battle it. They need to get a hacker on their own side and Chen knows just the guy to do it.
This Isn't a Negotiation
Nicholas Hathaway: “If you want my assistance, I want you to commute my sentence for identification and apprehension of the guy you are after. Those are the terms. Do you have any idea how much progress you’re going to make on a strike this complex without someone like me? Zero.”
Frank: “This isn’t a negotiation.”
Nicholas Hathaway: “Well I just made it one.”

When Nicholas is approached to help take down a fellow hacker, he lays out the terms of the agreement to Frank. While Frank wasn’t really there to make such deals or negotiate, Nicholas has the power leveraged his way and he knows it.
The Moment You Connect, You Lose Control
Gary Baker: “The moment you connect, you lose control. This isn't about money. This isn't about politics. I can target anyone, anything, anywhere. No fingerprints, no trace, no mercy.”

Hacker Gary explains a few reasons why he is not hacking major world systems. It’s not about politics or money. It’s about control and he has that control.

“The Wedding Ringer” movie quotes bring the laughs when one groom with no friends hires a best man for his wedding to a girl of his dreams. The romantic comedy movie was directed by Jeremy Garelick using a screenplay he co-wrote with Jay Lavender. “The Wedding Ringer” opened in theaters in the United States on January 16, 2015.

In “The Wedding Ringer,” Doug Harris (Josh Gad) is marrying his dream girl, Gretchen (Kaley Cuoco-Sweeting), but is not on the social side and thus doesn’t have a best man or groomsmen to stand with him at the wedding. With only days until the big day, he enlists Jimmy Callahan (Kevin Hart) who runs a company providing paid best man services to help.

Jimmy takes on the job, including the difficult task of finding seven groomsmen, and agrees to be Doug’s best man. And while Jimmy makes it clear that this is strictly business, that the two will not be friends once all is said and done, their connection might just make for a relationship that money cannot buy.

“The Wedding Ringer” is one of the first comedies of the new year as it opens alongside the likes of ”Blackhat,” ”Taken 3,” ”Predestination,” ”A Most Violent Year,” ”The Interview,” ”Unbroken,” ”American Sniper,” ”Into the Woods,” ”Big Eyes,” ”The Gambler,” ”The Hobbit: The Battle of the Five Armies,” ”Annie,” ”Night at the Museum: Secret of the Tomb,” ”Mr. Turner,” "Life Partners," "Comet," "The Hunger Games: Mockingjay Part 1," and "Horrible Bosses 2.
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I Thought You Died
Seth: “Hello”
Doug Harris: “Seth, it’s Doug Harris. I was wondering if you’d want to be my best man… You’re the first person I thought of…”
Seth: “I heard you died!”
Doug Harris: “Eduardo, como estas?”

In search of a best man for his wedding, Doug phones the few guys he knows. After a couple of hangups and unfavorable responses, his odds of finding this best man are not looking good.
Bic Mitchum
Jimmy: “I’m assuming you made up a name for me?”
Doug Harris: “Bic Mitchum”
Jimmy: “Do I wear a cape? ‘Hey, ladies, what's going on? My name is Bic.’ ‘I’m Bic Mitchum and I love candy!’ ‘Bic Mitchum can have whatever he want!’ All right, I like it.”
…
Gretchen: Don't you think it's a little strange that your best man's name is Bic Mitchum?”

At first, Jimmy is not in love with the name Doug selected for him of Bic Mitchum but after saying it aloud a few times, he’s into it. Gretchen, though, is suspicious.
You Know the Rules
Jimmy: “I said, I’m not going to do it. This is to the groom, my best friend. To happily ever after!”
…
Andrew: “So, I guess that’s it.”
Jimmy: “I mean, you know the rules.”
Andrew: “I do, I just thought that…”
Jimmy: “Thought what?”
Andrew: “I thought we, like, maybe hit it off, right?”
Jimmy: “No”

Having felt as though he bonded with Jimmy during their time together, Andrew hopes that they can be friends after the wedding. Jimmy has to remind him that it’s a business relationship only.
I Gotta Be Honest
Gretchen: “What is going on with you?”
Doug Harris: “I uh, I um, I gotta be honest with you guys!”
…
Jimmy: “Hey, grandma! What the?”
Doug Harris: “Grandma made a full recovery. Doesn’t she look great?”

Doug feels guilty about lying to Gretchen about Jimmy and almost comes clean. Jimmy steps in and stops him, though lighting grandma on fire is an unintended consequence of that action.
How a Girl Like Gretchen Could Fall For Me
Jimmy: “You can hide a fat ass in baggy pants, but you cannot hide a bad dancer!”
Doug Harris: “You ask how a girl like Gretchen could fall for me? I took her dancing!”

Wanting to make Doug look good at his wedding, Jimmy takes him to learn how to dance. Little does Jimmy know, but Doug already has some moves.
These Guys Cannot Be My Groomsmen
Jimmy: “Hey, look who I got with me!”
Guys: “Hey!”
Jimmy: “You’re looking at your groomsmen.”
Doug Harris: “These guys cannot be my groomsmen. It looks like the cast of Goonies grew up and became rapists!”

It wasn’t easy but Jimmy procured seven groomsmen for Doug. However, Doug is less than impressed with this eclectic collection of guys.
Strictly a Business Relationship
Doug Harris: “I need your help!”
Jimmy: “This is strictly a business relationship! You’re not buying a new friend. You are hiring a best man.”
Doug Harris: “Thank you, thank you”
Jimmy: “Yo, what you doing? What you doing?”
Doug Harris: “I’m sorry. I just, I got really excited.”
Jimmy: “Dammit, man, white people!”

Jimmy agrees to be Doug’s best man but warns him that it’s strictly business. They will not be friends after their contract ends. Regardless, Doug is pretty excited.
There Is One Other Thing
Doug Harris: “I don’t know what to do. I told her that I have a best man lined up.”
Edmundo: “The truth is always the best.”
Doug Harris: “Well, what if the truth just isn’t an option?”
Edmundo: “There is one other thing.”

Doug reveals to Edmundo that he lied to his fiancé about having a best man when in reality, he has no friends. Edmundo urges him to come clean but when that’s not an option, he has another idea.
We Gotta Do a Whole Lot More
Jimmy: “God created the world in seven days. We gotta do a whole lot more in a lot less time!”

Jimmy understands the task ahead of them. He has seven days to gather as many groomsmen and prepare them all for a wedding none will forget. It won’t be easy.
I Provide Best Man Services
Doris Jenkins: “Welcome to The Best Man, Inc.”
Jimmy: “So, Edmundo sent you to come find the oracle.”
Doug Harris: “What exactly do you do?”
Jimmy: “I provide best man services for guys who lack in such areas.”
Doug Harris: “So, I'm not alone?”
Jimmy: “Alone? No! I run a very profitable business because of guys like you! How many weddings do you think were in the US last year? 2.4 million!”
Doug Harris: “2.4 million”
Jimmy: “There were 2.4 million grooms! Do you think that each one them has someone as their best man?”
Doug Harris: “I never knew people like you existed.”
Jimmy: “How you looking on groomsmen?”
Doug Harris: “I need seven.”
Jimmy: “You need seven? Seven groomsman?”
Doug Harris: “I do”
Jimmy: “You’re asking me to pull off a golden tux. Too many things can go wrong. No!”
Doug Harris: “But there’s a name for it!”
Jimmy: “There’s also a name for a horse with a horn on its head. It’s called a unicorn. Don’t mean I can get you one.”

Looking for a best man, Doug heads to Jimmy’s business, The Best Man, Inc. Jimmy can surely provide a best man, but the need for seven groomsmen might be another story.

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