Bill Pullman quotes
- From the movie: Independence Day
“- Constance Spano: Now what do we do?
- President Thomas J. Whitmore: Address the nation. There's gonna be a lot of frightened people out there.
- Constance Spano: Yeah? I'm one of 'em.” - From the movie: Spaceballs
- From the movie: While You Were Sleeping
“- Jack: I guess I don't remember meeting you.
- Lucy: Well, that's probably because we've never met.
- Jack: That could have something to do with it.” - From the movie: Independence Day
“Perhaps it's fate that today is the Fourth of July, and you will once again be fighting for our freedom... Not from tyranny, oppression, or persecution... but from annihilation. We are fighting for our right to live. To exist.”
- From the movie: Zero Effect
“Passion is the enemy of precision.”
- From the movie: Lake Placid
“- Hector Cyr: Let's not overlook the fact that he didn't eat me.
- Jack Wells: 'Cause he just ate a cow, stupid!” - From the movie: Zero Effect
- From the movie: Zero Effect
“- Steve Arlo: Why are we talking on the phone?
- Daryl Zero: I told you. We can't be too careful. Two guys in an airport... talking? It's a little fishy.” - From the movie: THe Accidental Tourist
“Isn't it amazing, how two separate lives can link up together. I mean two differentness.”
- From the movie: Independence Day
“- President Thomas J. Whitmore: What do you want us to do?
- Captured Alien: Die. Die.” - From the movie: Ruthless People
“- Earl Mott: Did you just shoot at me?
- Ken Kessler: No, you moron! There's police all over the place! Hundreds of them!
- Earl Mott: Do I look that stupid?
- Ken Kessler: Yes, you do!” - From the movie: Igby Goes Down
“I feel this great, great pressure coming down on me. It's constantly coming down on me. It's crushing me.”
- From the movie: Lake Placid
- Jack Wells: Ma'am...
- Kelly Scott: Look, if you call me "ma'am" one more time I'll sue you, and with today's laws it's possible.
- Sheriff Hank Keough: She's good. - From the movie: Zero Effect
“It's good for my skin. You know if you do enough of that stuff over a very short period of time, you get, like, these canker sores on your tongue.”
- From the movie: Independence Day
“It's a fine line between standing behind a principle and hiding behind one. You can tolerate a little compromise, if you're actually managing to get something accomplished.”
- From the movie: While You Were Sleeping
“- Peter: Remember the squirrels?
- Jack: Don't even say it.
- Peter: First I knocked them out of their nest with a rock.
- Jack: Peter!
- Peter: Then I saved them.” - From the movie: Lake Placid
“- Sheriff Hank Keough: I told you two days we'd have to camp.
- Kelly Scott: Yes! Camp! But I thought that meant Ramada Inn. I never heard tents! Will there be toilets?
- Jack Wells: Maybe we should just take you back.
- Kelly Scott: Why? Because I prefer toilets? Maybe I should just wipe myself with some leafy little piece of poison oak. And...” (continue)(continue reading) - From the movie: Spaceballs
- From the movie: Zero Effect
“I can't possibly overstate the importance of good research. Everyone goes through life dropping crumbs. If you can recognize the crumbs, you can trace a path all the way back from your death certificate to the dinner and a movie that resulted in you in the first place.”
- From the movie: THe Accidental Tourist
- From the movie: Zero Effect
“- Steve Arlo: Maybe you should stop snorting that shit.
- Daryl Zero: Keeps my teeth sharp.” - From the movie: Zero Effect
“- Daryl Zero: What's wrong with these people?
- Steve Arlo: I told him, there's no use lying to you. Eventually, you always figure it out. It's just slowing things down.” - From the movie: The Serpent and the Rainbow
“- Dargent Peytraud: Ahh, Doctor Alan! Why are you in Haiti, Doctor Alan?
- Dennis Alan: It says there on the passport I'm a tourist. I came to see the sights.
- Dargent Peytraud: Yes, happy happy happy island people! Then why visit an insane asylum?
- Dennis Alan: I'm an anthropologist, it's a tax write off.” - From the movie: Zero Effect
The essence of my work relies fundamentally on two basic principles: objectivity and observation, or "the two obs" as I call them. My work relies on my ability to remain absolutely, purely objective, detached. I have mastered the fine art of detachment. And while it comes at some cost, this supreme objectivity is what makes me, I dare say, the... (continue)(continue reading)
- From the movie: Zero Effect
“When you spend enough time around the chemistry of desperation, you come to recognize the smell. One desperate element is combustible. More than one desperate element is lethal.”
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