Highlights
Sugar Season 2 - Sugar and Wiley Clip
Sugar
For All Mankind Season 5 - 50 Years in 20 Seconds Clip
For All Mankind
The Devil Wears Prada 2 - Grab Your Friends Clip
The Devil Wears Prada 2
The End of Oak Street - Ewan McGregor as Greg Platt Character Poster
The End of Oak Street
Mutiny - First Round Pick Jason Statham Clip
Mutiny
The Haunting of Hotel Transylvania - First Look at Mavis Dracula
The Haunting of Hotel Transylvania
Hoppers - Squish Party Clip
Hoppers
Dune: Part Three - Director Denis Villeneuve and Zendaya Behind The Scenes
Dune: Part Three
Daredevil: Born Again Season 2 - Matt Murdock & Jessica Jones Clip
Daredevil: Born Again
Furious Season 1 - Official Poster
Furious
Your Friends & Neighbors Season 2 - The Neighborhood Drama Continues Clip
Your Friends & Neighbors
The Odyssey - Tom Holland at the World Premiere
The Odyssey
Cape Fear Season 1 - Opportunity Knocks Clip
Cape Fear
Dune: Part Three - Timothée Chalamet as Paul Atreides
Dune: Part Three
The Pigs

The Pigs - Quotes

Audience Score
71

Betrayal and Truth in Relationships

Franz: You fuck.
Olo: No, Franz, I'm telling the truth, I swear.
Franz: You fuck with my woman.
Olo: Why?
Franz: In the name of rules, son of a bitch!

Commitment to Serve a Democratic Nation

Member of commission: Are you ready to serve and protect the renewed democratic Republic of Poland?
Franz: Absolutely, till the very end... of mine or it.

School Concerns and Realities Discussed

Franz: We need to send you to a school.
Angela: Everybody will fuck me again.
Franz: Well, that's a good argument against school.

Truth Under Extreme Pressure

Gross henchman: Do you think he was lying?
Gross: Nobody's ever lied with a battery connected to the balls.

A Toast to Division and Discord

Gross: Down with the Blacks.
Olo: Down with the Blacks and Reds.
Gross: Down with everyone. That's a good toast, isn't it?
Olo: I'll drink to that with you.

Breakfast Interrupted by Police Accusations

Stasiman: Can I finish my breakfast? You're from the police, aren't you?
Gross: [[East Germany] And you are from Stasi (] secret police)
Stasiman: You've mistaken me for somebody else.
Gross: You've come here to meet with the Słaby brothers, with "Big" Marian and Zenon, to establish a new liaison. The previous one was killed after all. Between you and me, the new one will share his fate. Calm down, please.
Stasiman: This provocation is getting boring, officer.
Gross: The Słabys have made 55 pounds of amphetamine for you. You are going to lose the stuff, the liaison and the money - 200.000 marks... am I right?
Stasiman: How about your pal? Does he have something funny to say as well?
Gross henchman: Deutschland, Deutschland, über alles!

The Consequences of Unchecked Ambition

Franz: Olo, can you smell it?
Olo: Yeah, but this is not shit. It's carcass. If someone like him starts peaching where will he end?
Franz: [the biggest cemetery in Warsaw] In Powązki...

Discussion About Smoking Preferences and Garbage Fires

Major Walenda: Stopczyk, what do you smoke?
Captain Stopczyk: Me? Radomskie, but if you prefer, Major, Franz's got Camels.
Walenda: What the fuck are you talkin about? What do you burn at the garbage dump at nights?

Confrontation Between Two Unlikely Characters

Franz: Who are you, whore?
Prostitute: A whore... And you?

Disparaging Remarks About a Woman's Character

Gross: [about Angela] And who's that damsel?
Olo: She? Nobody. Just a little whore.

Seeking Connection Amid Personal Struggles

Franz: Do you have home or family?
Angela: People say my dad's a priest. And you?
Franz: My wife's in America, she's left me.
Angela: Stupid cunt.
Franz: She took our son with her. I also have a brother in Auckland, New Zealand.
Angela: Then what are you doing here?
Franz: You mean my brother or wife?
Angela: Your son.
Franz: I clean up mess here.
Angela: Nice car.
Franz: Wife's.
Angela: Sure, it's too expensive for a cop. What else did she give you?
Franz: Nothing, she took everything.
Angela: Why did she left you?
Franz: Simply, cause she was a bad woman.
Angela: And you are innocent?
Franz: I'm a saint.

Age and Perception in Relationships

Angela: How do you like my 17-year-old body?
Franz: You're an old babe.

Changing Perspectives on Employment and Identity

Olo: I'm a mechanic. I don't need to be an SB.
Gross: A year of unemployment will make you change your mind.

Unity and Division Among Friends

Newbie: We, pigs, must stick together. Imma clean the mess on your behalf.
Franz: Yes, but sweep me on a separate pile.

Franz Critiques the Unappetizing Meal

Franz: This shit's inedible!
Olo: Third-category dog cutlet, ground with the house!

The Consequences of Duty and Violence

Senator Wencel: Standing in front of the commision is Lt. Franciszek Maurer, 37, married, one child. Studies law in Cracow till 1978, cum laude, begins to work in the Ministry in the same year. In 1980 marries Milena Kurzepa, the deputy minister's daughter. Immidiate promotion on December 1980. Thirty-one reprimends, eighteen commendations, two of them applied by the Russian Minister of Interior. Three disciplinary discharges from duty, all revoked, no details. Mr. Maurer, what did you do in the case of Cpt. Nowakowski, who tried to create free trade unions in the Ministry in 1980?
Franz: I blew his head off with a Mauser 7.8 mm.
Wencel: Could you explain that?
Franz: Nowakowski killed his wife, then took his daughter on the roof and threatened that he'd throw her unless they do what he demanded.
Rutecki: What was the demand?
Franz: To register the free trade unions in the department and a 2200 Zloty markup.
Wencel: So what?
Franz: So I climbed the powerplant chimney and shot him in the head. What's more to explain?
Wencel: They awarded you for that.
Franz: Seems that somebody liked me hitting a man in the temple from 240 yards so they started to invite me to some huntings.
Rutecki: Did you know Cpt. Nowakowski before?
Franz: We studied law together. Witek... Cpt. Nowakowski was... He was a friend of mine.

Confrontation of Authority and Accountability

Angela: [to Franz] Okay, I'm done eating. Now you can fuck me.
Major Bień: I am Major Bień and I am a major. Since yesterday you're my underlings and I am your direct superior. Now you're in the police, not in SB. You know the difference? In SB you used to get a lot of cash for doing nothing, but in the police you gotta work hard non-stop and with no bonanza for that. Nobody will have 30 reprimands, cause will be fired after a second one, and the daddy-general won't help.
Newbie: [to Franz, after a failed mission] Nobody else will die because of you, you fucking SB! Nobody, you got it?!
Captain Stopczyk: [to Newbie about burning their SB archives] Tonight we're gonna send our fuckin past in smoke.

Chemist's Desire for Freedom

Gross: [to Olo about Franz capturing The Chemist] ] Don't even tell me that, holy fuck! Chemist must be free, motherfucker!

Uncertainty About Job Prospects

Gross: I haven't heard about any of us finding a job yet. As a bouncer, maybe.

Refusal to Engage in Conversation

Franz Maurer: [to Angela] I don't wanna talk with you.

Indifference to Life's Finality

Franz Maurer: [to the Chemist] So die, nobody cares.

Franz Maurer's Perspective on Justice and Consequences

Franz Maurer: Olo, in every normal country those motherfuckers would be biting dust by now.

Return with Olo, no matter what

Franz Maurer: Bień! We'll be fuckin back here with Olo.

The Intersection of Life's Varying Paths

Franz Maurer: One man is born as a priest, someone else as a whore, and another one as a thief. Sometimes it's good cause you can meet each other.

The Finality of Death

Franz Maurer: [To Olo before killing him] Who has died, does not live.