Maggie movie quotes tell the story of one father who goes to extreme lengths to protect his daughter after she's infected with a zombie-like disease. The horror thriller was written by John Scott 3 and directed by Henry Hobson. After premiering at the 2015 Tribeca Film Festival, Maggie opened in theaters on May 8, 2015.
In Maggie, Wade (Arnold Schwarzenegger) lives with his wife Carolina (Joely Richardson) and teenage daughter from a previous relationship Maggie (Abigail Breslin). Maggie becomes infected with a highly contagious disease going around the midwest which turns victims into cannibalistic zombies after some time. To combat the outbreak, authorities have instituted a mandatory quarantine requiring all those who have been infected to be removed from their homes and placed into confinement as to not infect others.
But Wade, who vowed to Maggie's mother that he would always protect her, cannot bring himself to place Maggie in quarantine, despite knowing the risks to himself and Caroline. So when Maggie, who is aware of her dangerous condition, flees, Wade is caught between trying to find her to bring her home and keeping himself and Caroline safe from her inevitable danger.
Maggie brings a fresh side of Arnold Schwarzenegger's acting abilities in this somber tale after years as an action star, among other professions. The film joins other movies already in theaters such as Hot Pursuit, Avengers: Age of Ultron, Far From the Madding Crowd, Welcome to Me, and The Water Diviner.
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She Has to Go In
Caroline: Wade, please, just call them. It's time now. She has to go in.
Wade: What if it was Molly or Bobby?
Caroline: After everything that we've been through, you still think it's about that? I've loved her like she was my own but she's not her anymore. Wade, please!
Wade's wife Caroline tries to convince him that his daughter, Maggie, is too sick to be at home with him. Wade refuses to see his daughter as someone or something harmful, despite knowing that her illness suggests otherwise.
I'll Be Fine
Caroline: Let me see.
Maggie: Not too close.
Caroline: I'll be fine.
Maggie: Do you smell that?
Caroline: No
Maggie: Are you sure? It smells like food.
Caroline: It's probably your father cooking up something he shouldn't have. I'll get the drops.
Maggie is aware that her illness makes her dangerous and highly contagious. Caroline takes the risk of looking at Maggie's spreading rash, also knowing how dangerous it is.
Need You to Follow the Rules Here
Doctor: Mr. Bowman, I wouldn't normally release someone with this type of infection. I need you to follow the rules here. Quarantine is eight weeks in. She's probably going to show more signs of aggression band hunger. When that happens, say your goodbyes and get her straight into quarantine.
The doctor advises against Wade's desires to remove Maggie, who is infected with a zombie-like disease, from the hospital. Wade is taking Maggie home regardless so the doctor warns him what will happen and how best to deal with it.
That's My Girl
Wade: Maggie, what happened? Maggie! Stop it! Stop it! Don't do this, not yet. Maggie, snap out of it. Come on.
Maggie: Daddy? Daddy!
Wade: That's my girl.
Wade finds Maggie in a home after she ran away due to her disease. Wade tries his best to snap her out of her disease-induced fit of rage and eventually does, or so it seems.
You Shouldn't Have Brought Me Back
Maggie: You spent two weeks out there looking for me?
Wade: Yeah, I made a promise to your mother to ever protect you.
Maggie: Yeah, but what about you guys? What if I hurt you?
Wade: Don't worry. Caroline and David know the precautions.
Maggie: You shouldn't have brought me back.
Maggie and father Wade conflict on how they feel she should be treated during her illness. She feels she should be away from the family, to protect the family, but Wade does not want her away from him. Surely this cannot end well, right?
Quarantine Rules
Holt: Quarantine rules apply to everybody, Wade.
After hearing that Wade is keeping his infected daughter, Maggie, at home, Holt comes to arrest him. Maggie should be in quarantine, under the rules, and Holt is holding Wade responsible for failing to do that.
My Turn to Protect You
Maggie: Dad, you've protected me all your life. Now it's my turn to protect you. There is life with you, not with me. Don't come looking for me. I'm safe. I'm fine.
Maggie issues some strict instructions for her father, who has always been her protector. She's sick, has left home and does not want him to come looking for her for his own safety.