Michael PittQuotes

Kuze: I became fascinated with you, reading your code while you were inside that Geisha. Like nothing I had felt before, and yet so familiar. We are the same.

Major: We’re not the same. You kill innocent people.

Kuze: [...] Innocent, is that what you call them? I am as they made me.

Kuze: [Removing a piece of Major's face and examining it] What a beauty you are. They have improved us so much, since they made me. They thought that we would be a part of their evolution, but they have created us to evolve alone. Beyond them.

Major: Evolution, that’s what you call—killing everyone who made you.

Kuze: You’re not listening to me.

Major: You’re a murderer.

Kuze: They tried to kill me first! It is self-defense. Defense of self!

Matthew: I could hear my heart pounding. I don't know if it was because I'd just been chased by the police or because I was already in love with my new friends.

Matthew: I think you prefer when the word "together" means not "a million," but just two.

Matthew: As we walked, we talked and talked and talked about politics, about movies, and about why the French could never come close to producing a good rock band.

Matthew: I don't believe in God, but if I did, he would be a black, left-handed guitarist.

Matthew: I was one of the insatiables. The ones you'd always find sitting closest to the screen. Why do we sit so close? Maybe it was because we wanted to receive the images first. When they were still new, still fresh. Before they cleared the hurdles of the rows behind us. Before they'd been relayed back from row to row, spectator to spectator; until worn out, secondhand, the size of a postage stamp, it returned to the projectionist's cabin. Maybe, too, the screen was really a screen. It screened us... from the world.

Matthew: The first time I saw a movie at the cinématèque française I thought, "Only the French... only the French would house a cinema inside a palace.

Priya Varma: [[scientist; [Tenzin Gyatso, 14th Dalai Lama|Dalai Lama; [scientific; [disproved; [religious; [beliefs; [look; [research; [understand; [clear; [evidence; [change]   You know, a ] once asked the ], "What would you do if something ] ] your ] ]?"  And he said, after much thought, "I would ] at all the papers.  I'd take a look at all the ] and really try to ] things.  And in the end, if it was ] that the scientific ] disproved my spiritual beliefs, I would ] my beliefs.

Ian Gray: [[answer]   That's a good ].

Priya Varma:   Ian, what would you do if something spiritual disproved your scientific beliefs?

Sofi Elizondo: [[senses; [worms]   How many ] do ] have?

Ian Gray: [[smell; [touch]   They have two: ] and ].  Why?

Sofi Elizondo: [[live; [ability; [see; [know; [light; [unimaginable]   So, they ] without any ] to ] or even ] about ], right?  The notion of light to them is ].

Ian Gray:   Yeah.

Sofi Elizondo: [[humans; [know; [exists; [mutation]   But we ], we ] that light ]—all around them, right on top of them, they cannot sense it.  But with a little ], they do.  Right?

Ian Gray:   Correct.

Sofi Elizondo: [[spirit; [world]   So, Doctor Eye, perhaps some humans, rare humans, have mutated to have another sense—a ] sense—and can perceive a ] that is right on top of us, everywhere, just like the light on these worms.

Ian Gray: [[believe; [known; [forever]   I do ] we've ] each other since ], though.

Sofi Elizondo: [[Really]   ]?

Ian Gray: [[big bang; [atoms; [universe; [dot; [exploded; [always; [loved]   Yeah.  You know how?  When the ] happened, all the ] in the ], they were all smashed together into one little ] that ] outward.  So, my atoms and your atoms were certainly together then, and, who knows, probably smashed together several times in the last 13.7 billion years.  So, my atoms have known your atoms, and they've ] known your atoms.  My atoms have always ] your atoms.

Ian Gray: [[favourite; [flower]   What's your ] ]?

Sofi Elizondo: [[Dandelions]   ].

Ian Gray:   Okay, why?

Sofi Elizondo: [[free; [wild; [buy]   Cause they're ], ], and you can't ] them.

Sofi Elizondo: [[working; [God]   Why are you ] so hard to disprove ]?

Ian Gray: [[proved]   "Disprove"?  Who ] that God was there in the first place?

Sofi Elizondo: [[see|saw; [night; [feeling; [known]   When I ] you that ], I…I had the ] that I had ] you.  Actually, I felt like you knew me.

Ian Gray: [[mean]   What do you ]?

Sofi Elizondo: [[connected; [past lives]   Like we are ] from ].

Ian Gray: [[believe]   I don't ] in that.

Sofi Elizondo:   What do you believe in?

Ian Gray: [[scientist; [data]   I'm a ]; I believe in ].

Sofi Elizondo: [[Phasianidæ]   Do you know the story of the ]?

Ian Gray:   The…no, what's that?

Sofi Elizondo: [[bird; [experiences; [time; [sings; [song; [love; [anger; [fear; [joy; [sadness; [sound]   It's a ] that ] all of ] in one instant.  And she ] the ] of ] and ] and ] and ] and ] all at once, all combined into one magnificent ].

Ian Gray:   Where are you from?

Sofi Elizondo: [[planet; [happy; [sad; [sees; [beginning]   Another ].  …  And this bird, when she meets the love of her life, is both ] and ]: happy because she ] that for him it is the ], and sad because she knows it is already over.

Ian Gray: [[religious; [scripture; [written; [men; [millennia|thousands of years; [beliefs; [changed; [challenged] I'm not ].  …  Religion is based on ] ] by ] ] ago.  Those ] can't be ] or ].  They're fixed.

Ian Gray: [[Cremation; [obliteration; [mean; [future; [scientists; [selves; [D. N. A.] ] is like ].  I ], what if, in the ], the ]—what if they can reconstitute our ] through our ]?

Ian Gray: [[feel; [hole; [painfully; [vacant] You ever ] like when you met someone, they {{sic}} fill {{sic}} this ] inside of you, and then when they're {{sic}} gone, you feel that space ] ]?

Ian Gray: [[child; [realised; [camera; [designed; [human; [eye; [light; [lens; [images; [pictures; [eyes] When I was a ], I ] that the ] was ] exactly like the ] ], taking in ] through a ], forming it into ].  I began taking as many ] of ] as I possibly could.

Ian Gray: *Opening line.

Ian Gray: [[living; [person; [Earth|this planet; [unique; [eyes; [universe] Every ] ] on ] has their own ] pair of ].  Each their own ].

Noah Percy: They're coming.

Noah Percy: [near-hysterical, laughing and sobbing] ... Bad color! Bad, bad color! Bad c-color...!

Kitty Walker: [whispering] Don't let them in!

Brown-Eyed Girl: Heed the warning bell, for they are coming.

Finton Coin: Thank you, Lucius. You're a good friend.

Jay (M. Night Shyamalan): Do not get into conversations.

Beatrice: It is amazing what two people love chooses to unite. It follows no rules.