The Return of Mr. Moto - Concern for Maxine's Well-Being
Mr. Moto: [after being mistakenly thrown by Halliday]
Maxine, did he hurt you?
Inspector Jim Halliday: [obviously liking what he sees]
It looks fine from here.
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The Return of Mr. Moto - Concerns About Friendship and Boundaries
Inspector Jim Halliday:
Are you in the habit of wandering around strange men's apartments?
Maxine Powell, Lennox's Secretary:
Mr. Moto is not strange. We're friends.
Mr. Moto:
Yes, we're friends.
Inspector Jim Halliday:
It's a habit you ought to break. You could lose either your health or your honor.
Maxine Powell, Lennox's Secretary:
And you wouldn't protect either!
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Cannonball Run II - Canneloni Family's Past Power and Preferences
Don Canneloni:
In the past, the Canneloni family was the most powerful of the families. We controlled drugs, prostitution, extortion, prostitution, gambling...
Slim:
Uh, you said "prostitution" twice.
Don Canneloni:
Well, I like it.
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Ghost Dog: The Way of the Samurai - The Poetry of War Explained
Sonny Valerio:
If a warrior's head were to be suddenly cut off, he should still be able to perform one more action with certainty." What the fuck is that suppose to mean?
Ray Vargo:
It's poetry. The poetry of war.
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