Highlights
Disclosure Day - Exclusive Interview
Disclosure Day
Ted Lasso Season 4 - Relationship Advice from Mum Clip
Ted Lasso
Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 - Find Matt Murdock Clip
Daredevil: Born Again
Enola Holmes 3 - Official Poster
Enola Holmes 3
The Devil Wears Prada 2 - Runway Ready Clip
The Devil Wears Prada 2
Disclosure Day - Official Poster
Disclosure Day
Ice Age: Boiling Point - Official Teaser
Ice Age: Boiling Point
The Odyssey - Tom Holland at the World Premiere
The Odyssey
Cape Fear Season 1 - Opportunity Knocks Clip
Cape Fear
House of the Dragon Season 3 - Ewan Mitchell at the World Premiere After-Party
House of the Dragon
The Odyssey - Christopher Nolan Exclusive Interview
The Odyssey
The End of Oak Street - Ewan McGregor as Greg Platt Character Poster
The End of Oak Street
Your Friends & Neighbors Season 2 - The Neighborhood Drama Continues Clip
Your Friends & Neighbors
Reacher Season 4 - Official Poster
Reacher
Insomnia

Insomnia (2002) - Quotes

Audience Score
70

Concealing Truths and Moral Dilemmas

Det. Ellie Burr: Nobody needs to know. You didn't mean to do it, and I know that, even if you don't.
Will Dormer: No, don't...
Det. Ellie Burr: Why?
Will Dormer: Don't lose your way.

Uncertainty in the Face of Consequences

Ellie Burr: Don't move! You shot Detective Eckhart and Finch saw you do it. Did you mean to shoot Hap?
Will Dormer: I don't know anymore. I couldn't see him in the fog. But when I got there, he was afraid of me. He thought I meant to do it. So maybe I did. I just don't know anymore.

A Tense Exchange on a Hidden Truth

Will Dormer: Where is she, Finch?
Walter Finch: She's here and knows you shot Eckhart.
Will Dormer: Where's the dress?
Walter Finch: What dress?
Will Dormer: Ellie's! Kay's!
Walter Finch: She's alive, Will. Ellie!

The Burden of Conscience in Law Enforcement

Det. Ellie Burr: A good cop can't sleep because he's missing a piece of the puzzle. And a bad cop can't sleep because his conscience won't let him." You said that.
Will Dormer: I did? Sounds like something I'd say, don't it?

The Fragility of Life and Guilt

Walter Finch: Killing changes you. It's not guilt — I never meant to do it. It's, like, awareness. Life is so important, how can it be so fucking fragile?
Will Dormer: You trying to impress me, Finch? Because you've got the wrong guy. You think killing that girl makes you special, but you're not. You're the same distorted, pathetic freak I've been dealing with for 30 years. Do you how many of you I've caught with their pants down?
Walter Finch: [indignantly] I never touched her like that!
Will Dormer: But you wanted to, and now you wish you had. The best you could do was clip her nails.

Investigating Leads in a Complex Case

Will Dormer: We better find out where this came from.
Det. Ellie Burr: I tried. Mrs. Connell doesn't know, her friends didn't know.
Will Dormer: Have you tried the jewelry stores? Small things, remember? The second you're about to dismiss something, think about it. Look at it again.
Det. Ellie Burr: Want me to write that down?
Will Dormer: No, I'll remember it.

The Significance of Small Offenses

Will Dormer: You shouldn't knock misdemeanors.
Det. Ellie Burr: Oh, but it's small stuff. It gets so boring.
Will Dormer: It's all about small stuff. You know, small lies, small mistakes. People give themselves away, same in misdemeanors as they do on murder cases. It's just human nature. Aren't you gonna write that down?

Time-Sensitive Investigations in Homicide Cases

Det. Ellie Burr: So, I'm gonna just take you guys over to the lodge, and...
Will Dormer: Just take us to the station.
Det. Ellie Burr: Right. We need to get started. Most homicides are solved by work done in the first 72 hours.
Will Dormer: Well, it's 48 hours. We're a day behind. But who's counting?

The Consequences of Crossing Moral Boundaries

Hap Eckhart: You think there have been others?
Will Dormer: No, but there's gonna be. This guy crossed the line and he didn't even blink. You don't come back from that.

Menu Choices in a Tense Conversation

Hap Eckhart: We got the Halibut Calabrese, the Halibut Olympian.
Will Dormer: Keep going.
Hap Eckhart: Halibut Cajun style.
Will Dormer: I can't wait to see what they got for dessert.

Contrasting Perspectives in Alaskan Life

Hap Eckhart: You tried to kill me? Fuck you!
Rachel Clement: There are two kinds of people in Alaska: those who were born here and those who come here to escape something. I wasn't born here.
Fred Duggar: [Points to himself with both thumbs] What has two thumbs and likes blowjobs? This guy!

The Importance of the Wild Card

Walter Finch: [last words] You forgot the wild card, Will.

The Illusion of the Ultimate Taboo

Walter Finch: You and I share a secret. We know how easy it is to kill somebody. That ultimate taboo. It doesn't exist outside our minds. I didn't murder her. I killed her, but it just ended up that way.

Questioning Evidence and Admission of Guilt

Walter Finch: You have no evidence I killed Kay. You only know because I told you what I saw.

Questioning Sleep and Its Elusiveness

Walter Finch: Can't sleep, Will?

Desire for Rest and Peace

Will Dormer: [last words] Let me sleep. Just let me sleep.

Job Over Mystery

Will Dormer: You don't get it, do you, Finch? You're my job. You're what I'm paid to do. You're about as mysterious to me as a blocked toilet is to a fucking plumber. Reasons for doing what you did? Who gives a fuck?

Confronting Guilt and Deception in Insomnia

Will Dormer: Randy, this whole thing you're doing, you know, this "fuck the world" act, now that might work with your mama. It might even work with a couple of these local cops, who have known you long enough to figure you're too dumb to ever kill anyone without leaving a couple of witnesses and a signed confession. Ain't gonna work with me, because I know things, you understand? I know you beat your girlfriend. I know she was seeing somebody else. Somebody she might have even gone to see after she walked out on you Friday night. Now, you're gonna tell us who that somebody might be? Or are you so fucking stupid, you're going to leave yourself as the last person to see Kay Connell alive?