Aaron Taylor-JohnsonQuotes

Ford Brody: Sergeant. Lieutenant Brody, U.S. Navy. I need your help. I'm trying to get to the mainland.

Sgt. Morales: It's your lucky day, sir. Everything not tied down is moving east.

Brody: Is that where they're heading?

Morales: Yeah… I guess we're monster hunters now.

Dr. Serizawa: In 1954, the first time a nuclear submarine ever reached the lower depths, it awakened something.

Dr. Graham: The Americans first thought that it was the Russians, and the Russians thought it was them. All those nuclear bomb tests in the fifties? Not tests.

Dr. Serizawa: They were trying to kill it. Him, an ancient alpha predator.

Dr. Graham: Millions of years older than mankind. From an age when the Earth was 10 times more radioactive than today. This animal and others like it consumed this radiation as a food source. As the levels on the surface naturally subsided these creatures adapted to live deeper in the oceans, further underground. Absorbing radiation from the planet's core. The organization we work for, Monarch, was established in the wake of this discovery. A multinational coalition formed in secrecy to search for him, study him. Learn everything we could.

Dr. Serizawa: We call him...Gojira.

Dr. Graham: The top of a primordial ecosystem. A god, for all intents and purposes.

Ford Brody: A monster.

Joe Brody: Hey! How's Elle doing? And Sam? Oh, my god! He must be, what, three? Three and a half?

Ford Brody: He's almost five.

Anna: I want you to. I don't care about it.

Vronsky: You should care. Anyway, someone might be watching.

Anna: But I'm damned anyway.

Vronsky: I'm not. I’m blessed.

Anna: You love me.

Vronsky: Yes.

Anna: Only me.

Vronsky: No.

Anna: Apart from Frou-Frou.

Vronsky: Yes.

Anna: But me more than your horse?

Vronsky: Yes.

Anna: Are you happy?

Vronsky: Yes.

Anna: And you love me?

Vronsky: Yes.

Anna: How much?

Vronsky: This much.

Anna: This much?

Vronsky: Yes.

Anna: This much?

Vronsky: Yes.

Anna: This much?

Vronsky: Yes.

Anna: This much? And this much? And this much?

Vronsky: Yes.

Anna: And... this... much ...? So this is love. This.

Vronsky: Were you glad to see me or not?

Anna: This must stop. You make me feel as if I were guilty of something.

Vronsky: What do you want me to do?

Anna: I want you to go to Moscow and beg Kitty to forgive you.

Vronsky: No, that's not what you want. Moscow? I can do better than that. Tonight I refused a posting to Tashkent. I can change my mind, and you'll never see me again.

Anna: If you have any thought for me, you will give me back my peace.

Vronsky: I have no peace to give. There can be no peace for us— only misery or the greatest happiness.

Vronsky: Can I be of service to you?

Anna: Why are you leaving Moscow?

Vronsky: What else can I do? I have to be where you are.

Anna: Stop that's enough. Go back to Kitty.

Vronsky: No

Anna: This is wrong

Vronsky: It makes no difference

Anna: You have no right

Vronsky: It makes no difference

Anna: You must forget me, if you are a good man you'll forget everything

Vronsky: And you, will you forget?

Anna: Yes

Vronsky: Dance with me.

Anna: I am not used to being spoken to like that by a man I met once at a railway station.

Vronsky: I dare say, but if I'm not to dance with you, I'm getting out of this operetta and going home.

Anna: Then, for Kitty’s sake.

The Protagonist: Thought you were inverted.

Neil: Changed gears halfway. Looked like you needed help here.

Ives: [to The Protagonist] Here? We needed help down there. How’d you get that lock open?

The Protagonist: [to Neil] Wasn’t me. Didn’t your team need you?

Neil: [to Ives] I’ll get them on the next pass. All right, Ives?

Ives: Once I’ve caught my breath.

The Protagonist: No one who’s seen this leaves the field.

Ives: [divides the Algorithm into three sections and throws each of two to The Protagonist and Neil; lowers his gun] All right. We hide it. We end our lives. It’s the only to be sure. As to when, maybe that’s every man’s decision to make for himself.

Neil: [chuckles] You’re not gonna kill us?

Ives: If I ever find you, I will.

Neil: You won’t look too hard?

Ives: [gives The Protagonist one last look and chuckles mirthlessly before walking away] Yes, I will.

Sergei Kravinoff / Kraven the Hunter: You don't get to do that to me anymore.

Sergei Kravinoff / Kraven the Hunter: We're murderers. Isn't that what he taught us?

Sergei Kravinoff / Kraven the Hunter: There's six of you now.

Sergei Kravinoff / Kraven the Hunter: My father puts evil to the world. I just take it out.

Sergei Kravinoff / Kraven the Hunter: I stared in the face of death, and for the first time I saw my true self.

Sergei Kravinoff / Kraven the Hunter: I was raised in the traditions of nobility, and now I live in the world of the jungle. The codes of conduct that govern both are very similar. If you take what belongs to another, there must be retribution

Tangerine: For what it's worth, you seem like a right fucking asshole, and I'm glad you're going to fucking die with me.

Ladybug: That's nice.

Ladybug: [as they're fighting] I know who killed the kid!

Tangerine: Yeah? Where the fuck is he then?

Ladybug: He's on the train!

Tangerine: Oh, well, that narrows it down then, doesn't it?

Tangerine: Oh, no thank you.

Ladybug: You know what? Do you have anything sparkling?

Ladybug: That's it. That's the one. Thank you. Domo arigato.

Ladybug: Sure you don't wanna talk this out?

Tangerine: Not particularly, no.

Ladybug: Ah, okay.

Lemon: You ever watch Thomas the Tank Engine?

Tangerine: Here we go.

Lemon: Hey, you watch something nowadays, what is it, huh? Nothing. Its twists, violence, drama, no message. What's the point? Huh? What are we supposed to learn? Everything I learned about people I learned from Thomas.

Spike: Get the fuck away from us!

Jamie: From us?

Spike: What is it, then?

Jamie: I dunno, never been there.

Spike: Does it always burn?

Jamie: I just said I'd never been there, Spike.

Jamie: Looks like he got tied up and left for the infected. And now he's infected.

Spike: He's infected?!

Jamie: Aye.

Spike: Why would anyone do that?!

Jamie: Maybe a punishment. Maybe a warning. There are strange people on the mainland, roaming. That's why our home is so precious.

Spike: Is that the lesson?

Jamie: [regarding the infected:] No. Kill it.

Spike: I can't go back now, Dad.

Jamie: Why?

Spike: Everyone'll think I'm soft.

Jamie: Ah, they will. Can't have that, can we? C'mon, then.

Jamie: Before you were born, we used to forage. It got harder a year out so you'd have to travel further and one day, it took a group of us close to Kelson's, right? Five-hundred yards out, we started to smell death. Now understand we were well-eating our asses up -- back then, the dead were everywhere. But this? This was totally different. The stench was like... It was like a wall. You could touch it. And we got to the brow of this hill and we looked down... I'd never seen anything like it. Corpses. Hundreds. Just, granged in light. Men, women, children. And in the middle was this fire. Stood by was Kelson. For some unfathomable purpose, he'd dragged all the bodies there. A few seconds later, he turned around and he looked right at us. And he waved casually like "Hey, wanna come down lads?" Yeah, we turned and ran and in fifteen years, none of us have been back. Like I said, insane.

Jamie: There's another kill here, if we're lucky.

Jamie: The more you kill, the easier it gets. Don't feel bad about it. The infection takes away their minds -- it's got no mind, it's got no soul.