Rabbit-Proof Fence - The Law and Its Consequences
Constable Riggs:
It's the law, Maude. I got no say in it.
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Mudbound - Confronting Racism and Identity in Mississippi
Pappy McAllan:
I don't know what they let you do over there, but you're in Mississippi now, nigger. You use the back door.
Henry McAllan:
Go on, son. Son, we don't want no trouble here. Go on. Go on.
Ronsel Jackson: [[George S. Patton|General Patton; [Adolf Hitler|Hitler]
You know what? You're absolutely right. When we was overseas they didn't make us use the back door. ] put us on the front line. Yes, sir. You know what we did? We kicked the hell out of ] and them Jerries! While y'all at home, safe and sound...
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Mudbound - Determination Amidst Uncertainty in Mudbound
Henry McAllan: [mopping his brow; sighs]
You better get a hurry along. We ain't gonna make it. Oh, we will. We have to. Take a break. Come on. My turn.
Jamie McAllan: [narrating]
We will. We have to." That was my brother, Henry. Absolutely certain whatever he wanted to happen would.
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Mudbound - Legacy of Land and Ownership
Henry McAllan: [narrating]
My great-great-granddaddy and his slaves built the farm that I grew up on. One time my granddaddy told me to go out, grab a handful of dirt from the yard and bring it in. He said, "What are you holdin', son?" And I said, "Dirt." "That's right. Now give it to me." So I did, and he says, "Now what's this I've got in my hand?" "Dirt," I says. "No, boy, this is land that I've gotten. Do you know why? Because I own it. Because it's mine. And one day, it'll be yours.
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Terminator Genisys - Confronting a Fragment of the Past
John Connor:
You're nothing but a relic from a deleted timeline.
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Terminator Genisys - Unstoppable Resolve in the Face of Danger
John Connor:
There aren't enough bullets in the world to kill me.
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Terminator Genisys - The Constant Connectivity of Modern Life
John Connor:
This is the world now. Logged on, plugged in, all the time.
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Zero Dark Thirty - Assessing Certainty in Intelligence Operations
CIA Director:
I'm about to go look the President in the eye, and what I'd like to know, no fucking bullshit, is where everyone stands on this thing. Now, very simply, is he there, or is he not fucking there?
Deputy Director:
We all come at this through the filter of our own past experiences. I remember "Iraq WMD" very clearly, I fronted that, and I can tell you the case for that was much stronger than this case.
CIA Director:
A fuckin yes or a no.
Deputy Director:
We don't deal in certainty, we deal in probability. I'd say there's a sixty percent probability he's there.
The Wolf:
I concur. Sixty percent.
George: [[w:Operations security|OPSEC]
I'm at eighty percent. Their ] is what convinces me.
CIA Director:
You guys ever agree on anything?
Dan:
Well, I agree with sixty, we're basing this mostly on detainee reporting and I spent a bunch of time in those rooms. Who knows? I'd say it's a soft sixty, sir. I'm virtually certain there's some high value target there, I'm just not sure it's bin Laden.
CIA Director:
This is a cluster-fuck, isn't it?
Jeremy:
I'd like to know what Maya thinks...
Deputy Director:
We're all incorporating her assessment into ours...
Maya: [interrupting]
A hundred percent he's there. Okay, fine, ninety-five percent because I know how certainty freaks you guys out, but it's a hundred.
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Zero Dark Thirty - The Uncertainty of Abu Ahmed's Identity
Joseph Bradley:
Well, that's good. You still don't...
Maya: [cutting him off]
Yeah, we don't know if Abu is on the outside of the network — part of a series of cutouts and dead drops — or if he has a direct connection to bin Laden. Does bin Laden invite him into the living room and hand him a letter directly? Or is Abu just the last guy in a long line of couriers, so that's why everybody knows him?
Joseph Bradley:
That's not all you don't know. You don't have his true name, and you don't have a clue where he is.
Maya:
We know that he's important. The fact that everybody's heard of Abu Ahmed but nobody will tell me where he is suggests that.
Joseph Bradley:
Maybe. Detainees could withhold his location for any number of reasons. Perhaps they don't know; perhaps this Abu is just a cover story and he's really a fucking unicorn. The withholding doesn't reveal what you want it to, does it?
Maya:
No.
Joseph Bradley:
And if you did find him, you don't know that he'd be with bin Laden.
Dan:
We don't know what we don't know.
Joseph Bradley:
What the fuck is that supposed to mean?
Dan: [[w:Tautology|tautology]
It's a ].
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Zero Dark Thirty - Interrogation Insights and Unexpected Connections
Maya: [to Ammar, referencing the [[w:2004 Khobar massacre|2004 Khboar massacre]
After we kept you awake for 96 hours, you gave us names of some of your brothers and saved the lives of a lot of innocent people.
Dan:
Which is the smart thing to do, you're starting to think for yourself. Eat up! You earned it!
Dan:
So you flew via Amman to Kabul to hang out with your uncle? Mukhtar.
Amar:
How did you know that?
Dan: [[w:Peshawar|Pesh]
I told you man, I know you. Alright, you got me - flight manifests. It must've been pretty fucked up for you guys after 9/11. What did you do after the invasion and before you went back to ]?
Ammar:
After 9/11 we had to choose: fight, to protect our turf - or run.
Dan:
You chose to fight.
Ammar:
I wanted to kill Americans. We tried to get into Tora Bora, but the bombing was too high. We couldn't cross.
Maya:
Sorry, who is the "we" in that sentence?
Dan: [casually, but annoyed]
I can go eat with some other dude and hang you back up to the ceiling.
Ammar: [[w:Abu Hamza Rabia|Hamza Rabia; [w:Midhat Mursi|Khabab al-Masri; [w:Abu Ahmed al-Kuwaiti|Abu Ahmed]
], ], and ].
Maya:
Who's Abu Ahmed? I've heard of the other guys.
Ammar:
He was a computer guy with us at the time. After Tora Bora, I went back to Pesh - as you know - and he went North, I think, to Kunar.
Maya:
What's his family name?
Ammar:
Abu Ahmed al-Kuwaiti
Maya:
Abu Ahmed means father of Ahmed," it's a kunya. Ammar, I know the difference between a war name and an Arabic name.
Dan:
She got you there, dude.
Ammar:
I swear to you both: I don't know his family name. I would have never asked him something like that. It's not how my uncle worked. My uncle told me he worked for bin Laden. I did see him, once, about a year ago, in Karachi. He read us all a letter from the Sheikh.
Maya:
A letter?
Dan:
What did it say?
Ammar:
It said: "Continue the jihad. The work will go on for a hundred years.
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Zero Dark Thirty - Confrontation and Power Dynamics in Interrogation
Dan:
Right now, this is about you coming to terms with your situation. It's you and me, bro. I want you to understand that I know you, that I've been studying you for a very long time. I could have had you killed in Karachi. But I let you live so you can I could talk.
Ammar:
You beat me when my hands are tied. I won't talk to you.
Dan:
Life isn't always fair, my friend. Did you really think that when we got you, I'd be a nice fucking guy?
Ammar:
You're a mid-level guy. You're a garbage man in a corporation. Why should I respect you?
Dan:
And you're a money man. A paperboy! A disgrace to humanity! You and your uncle murdered three thousand innocent people. I have your name on a five-thousand dollar transfer via Western Union to a 9/11 hijacker; and you got popped with 150 kilograms of high explosives in your house! And then you DARE question me?!
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Zero Dark Thirty - Question About Bin Laden's Last Sighting
Dan:
Where's the last time you saw bin Laden?
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Zero Dark Thirty - Inappropriate Humor in the Workplace
Dan:
You don't mind if my female colleague checks out your junk?
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Zero Dark Thirty - The Limits of Strength and Resilience
Dan:
It's cool, that you're strong and I respect it, I do. But in the end, everybody breaks, bro. It's biology.
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Zero Dark Thirty - A Unique Take on Friendship
Dan:
How about a V10 Lamborghini. How's that for friendship?
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Zero Dark Thirty - A Desire for Normalcy Amidst Chaos
Dan:
You know, I think I've seen too many guys naked. It's got to be over a fucking hundred at this point. I need to go and do something normal for a while.
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Zero Dark Thirty - A Tense Exchange in Zero Dark Thirty
Dan:
* To Abu Faraj al-Libbi
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Zero Dark Thirty - Confronting Harsh Realities and Betrayal
Dan:
Can I be honest with you? I am bad fucking news. I'm not your friend. I'm not gonna help you. I'm gonna break you. Any questions?
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Dawn of the Planet of the Apes - Impending Conflict and Urgent Warning to Leave
Malcolm:
You're not safe here. They made contact. Other people are coming. Soldiers. You have to leave now. Everyone. Caesar, if you don't go... it'll be all-out war.
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Dawn of the Planet of the Apes - Impending Threat and Urgent Communication
Malcolm:
I know how this must sound. I don't think you have any-
Dreyfus:
Do you think stopping me will matter? They're coming. Now, we made contact with a military base up north. They're already on their way!
Finney:
It's true.
Malcolm:
Dreyfus!
Finney:
What are you doing, man?
Dreyfus:
I'm saving the human race.
Malcolm:
No!
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Dawn of the Planet of the Apes - Conflict Over Understanding Between Humans and Apes
Dreyfus:
Are you out of your fucking mind?
Malcolm:
No, I've seen things. I've seen the way they are. They want what we want, to survive. They don't want a war.
Dreyfus:
THEY'RE ANIMALS! THEY ATTACKED US!
Malcolm:
Because they thought we attacked them. They think that he's dead, but he's not. SIT DOWN, FINNEY! SIT DOWN!
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Dawn of the Planet of the Apes - A Good Man Recognized
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Dawn of the Planet of the Apes - The Strength of the Apes' Survival
Foster:
You know the scary thing about them? They don't need power. Lights. Heat. Nothing. That's their advantage. That's what makes them strong.
Carver:
Malcolm, I'm thinking one of us should stand guard tonight.
Malcolm:
With what? They took our guns. If they wanted us dead, we would be dead already.
Carver:
Maybe they're just taking their time. They killed off half the planet already.
Ellie:
Come on.
Carver:
What?
Ellie:
You can't honestly blame the apes.
Carver:
Who the hell else am I going to blame? It was the simian flu.
Ellie:
It was a virus created by scientists in a lab. The chimps they were testing on didn't have a say in the matter.
Carver:
Spare me the hippie-dippie bullshit. You're telling me you don't get sick to your stomach at the sight of them? Didn't you have a little girl?
Malcolm:
Carver, that's enough.
Carver:
How did she die?
Malcolm:
That's enough!
Carver:
Or your wife, for that matter.
Foster:
Carver, you better shut up... Before I kick your ass.
Carver:
Okay. I'm the asshole.
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Dawn of the Planet of the Apes - Fear and Miscommunication Among Characters
Carver:
I shot him. I was scared. I didn't know what to do.
Dreyfus:
Jesus Christ. How many were there?
Malcolm:
A lot. Like, 80. At least.
Carver:
Okay... You're not hearing what he's saying. They spoke!
Dreyfus:
That is not possible.
Malcolm:
I'm telling you, Dreyfus, they did and it was incredible.
Carver:
Incredible? They're talking apes! With big-ass Spears!
Dreyfus:
Please! I don't know exactly what you think you saw or heard... But you have to calm down, okay? What about the virus, Ellie? Any chance of contagion?
Ellie:
We're all genetically immune or we would've been dead a long time ago.
Carver:
You don't know that for sure.
Malcolm:
She worked with the CDC. She knows.
Ellie:
What are we gonna do?
Dreyfus:
I don't know. We need that power.
Malcom:
He could've killed us, but he didn't.
Carver:
Maybe he kept us alive, so they could follow us. They find out where we are, and they kill us all!
Dreyfus:
What do you mean, "he"?
Dreyfus:
That's what we're trying to tell you. It was unlike anything you've ever seen before, and the leader... He was remarkable.
Carver:
Really? Is that what you thought?
Ellie:
It's what we saw.
Alexander:
Yeah, it's what we all saw.
Dreyfus:
Not a word of this back at the colony, you understand me? Not a word until we can figure out what to do.
Carver:
You gotta be kidding me.
Dreyfus:
No, I'm not kidding. I don't want to create a panic.
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Dawn of the Planet of the Apes - A Family's Concern Amidst Uncertain Circumstances
Alexander:
Dad.
Ellie:
Malcolm, what are you doing?
Alexander:
Dad?
Ellie:
Malcolm.
Malcolm:
It's okay. Put your guns down.
Foster:
You can't be serious.
Malcolm:
Do it.
Caesar:
GO!
Carver:
Holy shit.
Malcolm:
Holy shit.
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Everest - Perseverance in the Face of Challenge
Rob Hall:
Head down, one step at a time. That's how it is done.
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Everest - The Perils of High Altitude Climbing
Rob Hall:
Human beings simply aren't built to function at the cruising altitude of a 747. Okay, once we get above here, above the South Col, our bodies will be literally dying. And I mean literally dying. It's not called the Death Zone for nothing.
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Everest - Confronting the Challenge of Everest
Rob Hall:
Everest is another beast altogether.
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Everest - Indescribable Experiences on Everest
Rob Hall:
Something beyond the power of words to describe.
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Everest - Following in the Footsteps of History
Rob Hall:
You my friends are following in the very footsteps of history...
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Everest - Climbing Strategy for Camp Four Ascent
Rob Hall:
Can you just listen up? Guys? We got 2,000 feet, 600 vertical meters to Camp Four. It's roped all the way, so I know you can make it. Now, once we get to the yellow band we're gonna regroup, put on the masks, turn on the gas. Make sense?
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