Juliette LewisQuotes

Jerrica Benton:   This is us?

Erica Raymond: [[Photoshop]   No, it's ].

Parker: [A gun to Robin's stomach] Do you love this baby?

Robin: [Shaken] Yes!

Parker: Then you walk.

Parker: All right guys I want this to go down nice and quiet. So put the guns down.

Parker: Come on, guys, this is no good.

Longbaugh: Hey, hey, hey, hey!

Parker: What?

Longbaugh: People, man! There's people!

Parker: Can't you people see there are guns here?

Parker: ...Get. The fuck. OUT! GET OUT!

Parker: All right guys, come on. We've got you dead to it. Now I am gonna count to three.

Longbaugh: Ah, fuck.

Parker: What the fuck are you doing?! You're supposed to be protecting her!

Longbuagh: Ah, fuck. Man, what'd I tell you?

Robin: Walk away. Walk away. They don't care about dying, just losing. You're not gonna make it out of here alive. Someone could've called the cops by now, you know they're gonna come! Just walk away.

Faith Justin: [Turns to Lenny] You know one of the ways that movies are still better than playback? cause the music comes up, there's credits, and you always know when it's over. It's over!

Audrey Griswold: Would it be indecent to ask the grandparents to stay at a hotel?

Ellen Griswold: I don't know what to say, except it's Christmas and we're all in misery.

Ellen Griswold: Welcome to our home - what's left of it.

Art: Hurry up, Clark. I'm freezing my baguettes off.

Mr. Shirley: [picks up the phone receiver] Get me somebody. Anybody. And get me somebody while I'm waiting.

Clark W. Griswold, Sr.: [extreme close-up] SQUIRREL!!!

Kate Fuller: Where are you taking us?

Richie Gecko: Mexico.

Kate: What's in Mexico?

Richie: Mexicans.

Kate Fuller: Richie, would you do me a favor and eat my pussy for me... please?

Richie Gecko: Uhh... sure.

Early Grayce: Momma? What are you crying for? I'm the one who got hit.

Adele Corners: Cos I decided, Early, I'm not gonna climb up that Hollywood sign with you.

Early Grayce: And why not?

Adele Corners: Cos you're mean, Early.

Early Grayce: No, I'm not.

Adele Corners: You hurt those people, Early. I don't wanna do it with you. I loved you, Early. You just be quiet. You are mean.

Early Grayce: You haven't even said thank you.

Adele Corners: Thank you.

Early Grayce: Thank you for what, Adele?

Adele Corners: I don't know, Early.

Early Grayce: Well, Adele, it's for saving your fucking life back there! Goddamn! You were this close, momma, from spending the night in the county morgue.

Carrie Laughlin: He wasn't going to shoot her, you murdering son of a bitch!

Brian Kessler: Stop it, Carrie.

Carrie Laughlin: What are you fucking insane?

Brian Kessler: Shut up!

Carrie Laughlin: God, why are you so fucking blind, Brian? He's a murderer for crying out loud.

Brian Kessler: Just shut up!

Early Grayce: Goddamn bunch of loons.

Early Grayce: [after shooting two cops] Got them both on the dead run.

Adele Corners: No! No, no, no Early!

Early Grayce: [Walks over to Brian who is standing over the wounded cop; Hands Brian a gun while pointing another one at his head] Come on, momma. Tell me that don't hurt. Here.

Brian Kessler: What?

Early Grayce: Gotta put that crippled dog out of his misery. You wanna know about it, you gotta do it, son. Shoot him. Come on, lay it on in there. Come on, mean boy. Come on, mean boy. Do it! Shoot him! Shoot the dog! Time to live, boy. Shoot him. Come on. Go! Go, mean boy.

Early Grayce: You faggot.

Brian Kessler: Look at his face! It's not your father. Look at him!

Early Grayce: I know that, you idiot. That's police in a world of hurting. This here's a mercy killing.

Carrie Laughlin: Oh God!

Early Grayce: Let's hit the road.

Brian Kessler: [at the sound of a gunshot] What was that?

Adele Corners: [nervously] Nothing, Brian. It was just the thunder. Oh my God.

Brian Kessler: [to Early who's dragging Carrie along] Hey, Early, what the fuck are you doing? We talked about this.

Early Grayce: [throws Carrie into backseat with him] Oh, Brian. You gonna like this one. Get in. Big fella you riding shotgun. Adele, you drive.

Brian Kessler: What's going on? What are you doing?

Early Grayce: Come on bud, let's go. Get us out of here momma.

Brian Kessler: What happened back there?

Carrie Laughlin: [crying] Oh my God. He shot him. He shot him in the head.

Brian Kessler: Who shot who in the head?

Adele Corners: No, he didn't Carrie.

Early Grayce: [chuckles] Everybody just shut up! Goddamn, bitch, quit squawking. Nothing's changed. I'm gonna get you there, safe, to California. That is, if Adele don't kill us with her driving first.

Adele Corners: My God, Carrie. If Early ever saw me in a picture like that I'd be black-and-blue for a week.

Carrie Laughlin: You shouldn't let him do that to you.

Adele Corners: You think Early's mean to me? Well, he's not. He may punish me once in a while, but he's not mean. Um, when I was 13 there was these three boys and they raped me in the back of this truck. They hurt me so bad that I was in the hospital for, like, four months. And I feel safe with Early cause most of the time he treats me really nice. I know that he'd never. He would never let anything like that ever happen to me again.

Adele Corners: Know what, Brian? One night when we was stayin up late we was talkin bout how much bad luck he must have comin from all those mirrors he broke, and I swear we came to 449 years it would take for him to work it all off, and he'd have to - after he died - he's gonna have to keep comin back to earth over and over and over again.

Carrie Laughlin: [[Karma] ].

Adele Corners: What?

Carrie Laughlin: Karma. You know, when you do something bad to someone and fate pays you back by something bad happening to you.

Adele Corners: [blowing a bubble] Is that French?

Adele Corners: Will you tell me more about California?

Early Grayce: Yeah, I guess so. Let's see. One thing, people think faster out there on the account of all that warm weather. Cold weather makes people stupid. That's a fact.

Adele Corners: I guess that explains why there's so many stupid people around here.

Early Grayce: It sure does. You know what else? You never have to buy no fruit on account it's all on the trees everywhere you turn. And they ain't got no speed limits. I hear your first month's rent is free, state law. So I'm thinking till we get settled we'll just move around from month to month. How will that be with you, momma?

Adele Corners: What are we going to do out there, Early?

Early Grayce: [howls] By God the first thing we're going to do is get us a couple of six-packs of Lucky Lager and we're going to climb up to that famous Hollywood sign. We're going to howl at the moon, goddamn it. Yeah, just like that.

Adele Corners: I heard once that there ain't nothing on that old moon except some little golf balls the astronauts left behind.

Early Grayce: Nah, that ain't right. That's bullshit. The government be sending people there all the time. Just don't want us to know about it.

Max Cady: [holding Sam at gunpoint] The people call Samuel J. Bowden! Do you swear to tell the truth and nothing but the truth, so help you God?!

Sam Bowden: Cady, somebody's got to man the boat. We're heading into unprotected water!

Max Cady: Do you swear?!

Danielle Bowden: I'll do it, Dad--

Max Cady: [pointing her the gun] You sit, Danielle! Don't you make light of your civic duty, darling! You're the jury!

Sam Bowden: All right, all right, okay! I swear to tell the truth. What do you wanna know?

Max Cady: Was a prior sexual history ever prepared in connection with my defence? Was a prior sexual history ever prepared in connection with my defence?!

Sam Bowden: [Cady hits him in the face and Danielle is screaming] It's...

Max Cady: [looking in the camera behind him; addressing again to Sam; looking again behind him; to Sam] I'm sorry, Your Honor. I agree. That was argumentative. An investigator did prepare a prior sexual history on the alleged victim, true? I can ask leading questions, Your Honor, he is a hostile witness! And would you care to tell the court what the gist was of this report?

Sam Bowden: [Cady hits him again] Cady, it was fourteen years ago. I can't remember that--

Leigh Bowden: [screams] How can he answer when you're hitting him like that?!

Max Cady: [to the camera behind him; turns to Sam] Because he's perjuring himself, Your Honor. He knows damn well exactly what it said! Don't you?!

Sam Bowden: It said that she was promiscuous. It said that she had three different lovers in one month--

Max Cady: At least three! At least three! And did you show this report to the D. A.?!

Sam Bowden: No, no...

Max Cady: No, huh?! I only discovered it after I petitioned to represent myself, six years into my sentence! But there it was in the court file! But back in 77, you buried it, Counselor! Would you care to tell the jury why?! Would you care to tell the court why?!

Sam Bowden: [looking at Leigh and Danielle] Because I know he brutally raped her and he beat her--

Max Cady: [hits Sam again] TALK TO ME! I'M STANDIN HERE!

Sam Bowden: Just because she was promiscuous didn't give you the right to rape her! You bragged to me that you beat two prior aggravated rapes! You were a menace!

Max Cady: [screaming] YOU WERE MY LAWYER! YOU WERE MY LAWYER! That report could've saved me FOURTEEN YEARS!

Sam Bowden: [begrudgingly] You're probably right.

Max Cady: [disgusted; [Virgil; [w:Inferno (Dante)|guidin' you through the gates of Hell!] YOU SELF-RIGHTEOUS FUCK! I'm ], Counselor, and I'm ] We are now in the Ninth Circle, the Circle of Traitors! Traitors to country! Traitors to fellow man! Traitors to God! You, sir, are charged with betrayin the principles of all three! Can you please quote to me the American Bar Association's Rules of Professional Conduct, Canon Seven?!

Sam Bowden: [saddened] A lawyer should represent his client...

Danielle Bowden: [lying on her bed in a shirt and underwear] This isn't... gonna work, you know.

Sam Bowden: What isn't going to work?

Danielle Bowden: Locking us in, hiding us from the world.

Sam Bowden: Oh, don't be so dramatic, Danny.

Danielle Bowden: Making me stay outta school...

Sam Bowden: Well, you're going back to school tomorrow. And put some clothes on, you're not a little kid anymore.

Danielle Bowden: Yeah, and why am I going back to school tomorrow? What are you gonna do?

Sam Bowden: That's none of your concern, Danny.

Danielle Bowden: Dad... he didn't force himself on me, you know. I know you'd like to think that he did. But I think he was... I think he was just trying to make a connection with me, y'know?

Sam Bowden: [pointing in her face as she tries to look away] Now, Danny, I want you to listen to me, all right? No. You understand? No. There will never be any connection between you and Max Cady. You understand that?

Sam Bowden: Did he touch you?

Danielle Bowden: [laughing slightly] What?

Sam Bowden: What are you laughing about? Why are you smiling? I'm asking you a question - did he touch you?

Sam Bowden: [shaking her; realizing that he has scared her] Danny, wipe that smile off your face! I'm asking you, did he touch you?! C'mon! Oh, n-no, wait, Danny, I'm sorry.

Danielle Bowden: No...!

Sam Bowden: [trying to comfort her] No, I'm sorry. Wait, honey, I'm sorry--

Danielle Bowden: [pushing him away] GET OUT OF HERE! GET OUT OF HERE!

Danielle Bowden: You're not the drama teacher, are you?

Max Cady: [smiling; [w:Big Bad Wolf|big bad wolf] Maybe I'm the ].

Danielle Bowden: Um... so you're that guy that's been hanging around the house? You're the one that killed my mom's dog?

Max Cady: [feigning surprise] Your mom's dog was killed?

Danielle Bowden: Yeah.

Max Cady: I didn't even know anything about that. That's a shame. That's a damn shame.

Danielle Bowden: Yes, it was.

Max Cady: What kind of dog was it?

Danielle Bowden: Um... I don't know. He was just... he was, um, fluffy and...

Max Cady: Fluffy?

Danielle Bowden: Mm-hmm. So you didn't do that?

Max Cady: Of course I didn't do that.

Danielle Bowden: [sighing] Okay...

Max Cady: I wouldn't do that.

Danielle Bowden: So why... what are you doing here then?

Max Cady: Well, I came to meet you, to be honest with you.

Danielle Bowden: W-Why? I mean--

Max Cady: Cause... I wanted to meet you, see what you were like. I see you're a nice person. That's all.

Danielle Bowden: Just... you're not gonna hurt me, are you?

Max Cady: No, I'm not gonna hurt you at all. There's no hurtin here, Danielle. Tween us, there's no anger, nothin'. Just a search for truth. I mean, did you judge me, did you get angry at me when you caught me smokin the grass? Hmm?

Danielle Bowden: No.

Max Cady: But your parents, they judged you. They got plenty angry at you, didn't they?

Danielle Bowden: Yeah.

Max Cady: Mm-hmm. They punished you for their sins. What did they do?

Danielle Bowden: They, uh... My dad... They just yelled a whole lot and, um... My mom cried... and, and my dad said I couldn't drive the Cherokee.

Max Cady: I'd say they punished you for their sins, and you resent that, and you should resent it. But Professor Do-Right has a little advice for you. You shouldn't damn em. Don't judge em. Just forgive em, for they know not what they do.

Danielle Bowden: Well, um, why do you hate my father?

Max Cady: I don't hate him at all. Oh, no, I pray for him. I'm here to help him. I mean, we all make mistakes, Danielle. You and I have. At least we try to admit it. Don't we?

Danielle Bowden: Yeah...

Max Cady: Mm-hmm. But your daddy, he don't. Every man carries a circle of hell around his head like a halo. Your daddy, too. Every man, every man has to go through hell to reach his paradise. You know what paradise is?

Danielle Bowden: No.

Max Cady: Salvation. Cause your daddy's not happy. Your mommy's not happy. And you know what? You're not happy. Are you?

Danielle Bowden: No, I'm not.

Max Cady: You thought about me last night, didn't you?

Danielle Bowden: [chuckles slightly] Um... yes, I did.

Max Cady: I know. You know, I think I might have found a companion. A companion for that long walk to the light.

Danielle Bowden: [whispers] We never spoke about what happened, at least not to each other. Fear, I suppose, that to remember his name and what he did would mean letting him into our dreams. And me, I hardly dream about him anymore. Still, things won't ever be the way they were before he came. But that's all right, because if you hang onto the past, you die a little every day. And for myself, I know I'd rather live. The end.

Danielle Bowden: My reminiscence: I always thought that for such a lovely river, the name was mystifying - Cape Fear - when the only thing to fear on those enchanted summer nights was that the magic would end, and real life would come crashing in.

Kitty: Don't stress. Just relax.

Reese: I don't understand man, I don't understand. You can lose keys, ya know, you can lose your wallet. How... how do you lose a plane?

Drug Dealer: Reese, come on. What do you want me to do? You got three out of four planes in. That's still a lot of coke.

Reese: Now, see that? That's the kind of winning attitude that's gonna take this enterprise straight to the top.

Carla Tate: Have you ever done it before?

Daniel McMann: Well, yeah, kind of. You see, the guys at work, they chipped in and they found this girl, and she had a reputation. There was a lot of kissing and hugging and a lot of rubbing, and I kind of finished before I was supposed to. You have to be a guy to understand that.

Carla Tate: I wonder who thought up sex?

Daniel McMann: I think it was Madonna.

Carla Tate: (After watching a couple do a body shot at the bar) Normal couples don't do that. They're from college.

Becky: I love the sky. It's so limitless.

Gilbert: It is big. It's very big.

Becky: Big doesn't even sum it up, right? That word big is so small.

Becky: Tell me what you want, as fast as it comes to you.

Gilbert: Uhh...

Becky: Okay?

Gilbert: Kay.

Becky: Okay. What do you want?

Becky: Faster!

Gilbert: Okay. I want a new thing. House. I want a new house. And a family.

Gilbert: I want Momma to take aerobics classes. I want Ellen to grow up. I want a new brain for Arnie. I want...

Becky: What do you want for you? Just for you?

Gilbert: I want to be a good person.