Cobb: How's he doing?
Ariadne: He's in a lot of pain.
Cobb: When we get down to the lower levels, the pain will be less intense.
Ariadne: And if he dies?
Cobb: Worst case scenario? When he wakes up, his mind is completely gone.
Saito: Cobb. I'll still honor the arrangement.
Cobb: I appreciate that, Saito, but when you wake up, you won't even remember that we had an arrangement. Limbo's gonna become your reality. You're gonna be lost down there so long that you're gonna become an old man.
Saito: Filled with regret.
Cobb: Waiting to die alone.
Saito: No. I'll come back. And we'll be young men together again.

 oldslabsides wrote: 
Thanks. That was going to drive me crazy.

 Antigone wrote: 
What Dreams May Come

 oldslabsides wrote: 
Whassat from?

Made in Heaven?

I need Annie.
 
That'll change in time.
 
Oh, come on Einstein ! Time's not on my watch anymore. Time does not exist here. And wherever it went, it's not going to make me need Annie any less.

 rmgman wrote: 
Mine is this (from The Two Towers):

Galadriel: The power of the enemy is growing. Sauron will use his puppet Saruman to destroy the people of Rohan. Isengard has been unleashed. The Eye of Sauron now turns to Gondor, the last free kingdom of men. His war on this country will come swiftly. He senses the Ring is close. The strength of the Ringbearer is failing. In his heart, Frodo begins to understand. The quest will claim his life. You know this. You have foreseen it. It is the risk we all took. In the gathering dark, the will of the Ring grows strong. It works hard now to find its way back into the hands of men. Men, who are so easily seduced by its power. The young captain of Gondor has but to extend his hand, take the Ring for his own and the world will fall. It is close now, so close to achieving its goal. For Sauron will have dominion over all life on this Earth, even unto the ending of the world. The time of the elves is over. Do we leave Middle-Earth to its fate? Do we let them stand alone?

Amazing Grace And Chuck

President: <to Chuck about his protest of the nuclear missiles> Now Chuck I can't deny you the right to protest, that's in the first amendment and God forbid that should change. But there's an old saying: "You can't run into a crowded theater and yell fire!"
<pause>
Chuck Murdock: But, sir, what if there is a fire?

Tracy Lord: Put me in your pocket, Mike.

Sheriff of Rottingham: Don Giovanni, if I may say so, your lizard looks limp.

Don Giovanni: (holding lizard) Yeah, well, when you get to be my age... Oh! My lizard! Oh yeah!

Galadriel: Why the Hafling?

Gandalf: Saruman believes it is only great power that can hold evil in check, but that is not what I have found. I found it is the small everyday deeds of ordinary folk that keep the darkness at bay... small acts of kindness and love. Why Bilbo Baggins? That's because I am afraid and it gives me courage.

 Proclivities wrote: 
i love Joan!

Ned Riffle: I want adventure. I want romance.
Bill McCabe: Ned, there is no such thing as adventure. There's no such thing as romance. There's only trouble and desire.
Ned Riffle: Trouble and desire.
Bill McCabe: That's right. And the funny thing is, when you desire something you immediately get into trouble. And when you're in trouble you don't desire anything at all.
Ned Riffle: I see.
Bill McCabe: It's impossible.
Ned Riffle: It's ironic.
Bill McCabe: It's a fucking tragedy is what it is, Ned.

 Manbird wrote: 

 miamizsun wrote: 
That's not a very sincere laugh. Maybe even sarcastic. EMBM!!!

 Manbird wrote: 

 Proclivities wrote: 
OMG!!! ROAFL!!!

 
                                 

 sirdroseph wrote: 

 
 
I'm just lucky she was watching a Grace Kelly movie when she was 9 months pregnant, or I might've ended up with something else.

It's not the whole conversation, but the visual is the key:
 

 Alexandra wrote: 
Yes I think Barnabus and your Mom are correct about this.