"Comet" movie quotes take viewers on a love story that spans time and space. The romantic comedy-drama was written and directed by Sam Esmail. After premiering at the 2014 Los Angeles Film Festival, "Comet" opened in theaters on December 5, 2014.
In "Comet," the relationship of Kimberly (Emmy Rossum) and Dell (Justin Long) in a parallel universe is chronicled, often not in chronological order. The two meet and soon find that they have key differences on how they see the world. Kimberly is quite the romantic while Dell doesn't believe that love exists.
Dell soon changes his view and falls madly in love with Kimberly but as time bounces between past, present and future, we also see that the two break up. And while Dell is quick to try to win Kimberly back, he still struggles between the feelings of being in love and knowing that he is meant to be with Kimberly and not being entirely convinced that he want to be with her.
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That is Where My Heart Lives
Dell: "Why am I so hell bent on getting you back? I still have an AOL account. I don't want to be with a person like that. Why does it feel so impossible to let you go. I don't belong in a world where we don't end up together. There are parallel universes out there where you are with me and whatever universe that is, that is where my heart lives in."
Dell gives a speech that is lukewarm in the convincing department on why Kimberly should get back together with him. It starts out a little off, but it does get better as he stammers on.
I Never Thought Love Was Real
Dell: "I never thought love was real. Now I think life isn't real without it."
Dell admits that his views on love have changed being with Kimberly. He's gone from someone who never believed in love to someone who cannot live without it.
Wondering if I Could Have Your Number
Dell: "I was wondering if I could have your number."
Josh: "She's with me."
Dell: "No, she's not."
The moment when Dell and Kimberly meet is featured. Dell isn't discouraged when he sees Kimberly with another guy and forcefully asks for her number anyways.
You're Not Impressing Me
Kimberly: "You're not impressing me."
Dell: "I disagree."
When Kimberly remarks that she isn't impressed by Dell, he quickly rejects that opinion for one of his own. To him, he is highly impressive and she should recognize that.
Always is Scary
Kimberly: "This feels like a dream."
Dell: "It's not a dream."
Kimberly: "Why wouldn't you want this always?"
Dell: "Cause always is scary."
Kimberly and Dell are both in the euphoria that comes with being in love. While Kimberly would be happy to stay in the moment always, for Dell, always is scary.
I'm Probably Going to Fall in Love with You
Kimberly: "Wait, well say what you were going to say then you should, like, not talk for a minute."
Dell: "I'm probably going to fall in love with you."
When Kimberly preempts what Dell is about to say, she was not expecting what was coming out of his mouth. He's defied his own beliefs and thinks he is falling in love.
A Dream of Memories
Dell: "I had a very vivid dream the other night about us."
Kimberly: "What was it about, this dream?"
Dell: "It was a dream of memories. It was memories of us over the years."
As Dell explains a dream he had about himself and Kimberly, he offers a unique way for the film to flash back and forth between the present and the past. This is especially helpful to show how Kimberly and Dell first met and fell in love.
Let's Put It To the Test, Date Each Other
Dell: "You believe in love. I don't. So let's put it to the test, date each other."
Kimberly: "I don't mind your pessimism as much as I usually mind pessimism."
Dell: "That's great. I hate people who think I'm too negative."
Dell offers Kimberly an offer. In an effort to prove him wrong about love, he suggests they date.