San Andreas movie quotes follow what happens when a massive earthquake hits the popular California fault line. The disaster film was adapted by Allan Loeb, Carlton Cuse, Carey Hayes and Chad Hayes from a script by by Jeremy Passmore and Andre Fabrizio. Directed by Brad Peyton, San Andreas opened in theaters on May 29, 2015.
In San Andreas, viewers are introduced to a separated family led by father and decorated rescue helicopter pilot Ray Gaines (Dwayne Johnson). He is divorced from Emma (Carla Gugino) and trying to keep his relationship with college-aged daughter Blake (Alexandra Daddario) somewhat intact. Juggling a demanding, high-profile job and putting together the pieces of his family proves to be quite difficult.
So when a massive earthquake hits California along the San Andreas Fault, Ray's first priority is to make sure his family is safe. As millions flee the United States following warnings from Lawrence (Paul Giamatti) that the effects of the quake will span the country, Ray flies his chopper to first rescue his wife, then head to San Francisco to try to find daughter Blake. None of these tasks are easy.
San Andreas brings the thrills to theaters already showing other great films such as Tomorrowland, Poltergeist 2015 Mad Max: Fury Road, Pitch Perfect 2, Playing It Cool and Hot Pursuit.
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The Way It Used To Be Was Perfect
Ray: Nothing is where it used to be and the way it used to be was perfect. We were supposed to protect our kids.
Ray reflects on his life with his family and comes to a conclusion that the way things before he and wife Emma split up were perfect, despite it not feeling that way at the time. It's this tragedy that made him realize what is really important in life.
Sorry For How I Acted the Other Day
Emma: Hi, everything okay?
Ray: I wanted to tell you I was sorry for how I acted the other day. I promise to make it up to you.
Emma: No, Ray, really
Ray: No, Emma... Emma? Emma?
Ray phones Emma to apologize for his behavior and promises to mend their relationship. But before he can do that, the massive earthquake strikes.
600 Documented Rescues
Serena: Chief Gaines, you have over 600 documented rescues. That's pretty impressive.
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Marcus: Harrison said you're taking off with Blake for a few days.
Ray: Yeah, tomorrow I'm going to drive her back up to school.
Marcus: I can't believe she's in college already.
Ray: I know.
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Ray: Hi, honey
Blake: Hi, dad
Various main characters are introduced as well as their relationship with one another. Ray is a decorated rescue pilot and father to college-aged daughter Blake with estranged wife Emma. In typical disaster movie fashion, the tragedy unites them all together.
We Need to Get Over It Before It Crests
Ray: All right, hold on! We need to get over it before it crests.
Ray and Emma try to escape San Francisco via boat. This seems like a good idea, at least until a massive tsunami wave appears before them.
I Love You, Dad
Blake: I love you, dad!
Ray: Don't you quit on me!
When Ray finds Blake trapped underwater in a car, he does what he does best, saves her. At least that is his intent, if she's willing to work with him for both of their safety.
The Earth Will Literally Crack Open
Lawrence: People need to know that the shaking is not over. We're going to get hit again and it's going to be a bigger monster. The earth will literally crack open. You will feel it on the East Coast. I cannot emphasize this enough. You need to get out and I mean now. If you can't, god be with you.
Lawrence explains in great detail the danger that lies ahead of the devastating earthquake in Los Angeles. No one in the US is safe as the earth cracks open.
I'm Going to Get You Out
Ray: I'm going to get you out. Come on! Come here! Are you hurt? Are you hurt?
Ray, flying a rescue helicopter, happens to come upon his estranged ex-wife, Emma, in a mountain of rubble. He rescues her quite heroically, but really, in a movie like this, how else would it happen?