Highlights
The Dink - Float Like a Pickleball Clip
The Dink
Disclosure Day - Exclusive Interview
Disclosure Day
The Devil Wears Prada 2 - Grab Your Friends Clip
The Devil Wears Prada 2
Spa Weekend - Michelle Buteau as Coco Character Poster
Spa Weekend
Ice Age: Boiling Point - Official Teaser
Ice Age: Boiling Point
Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story Season 1 - First Look at Vicky Krieps as Bridget Sullivan
Monster: The Lizzie Borden Story
Practical Magic 2 - Earth-Rooted or Solar-Ruled Sister Clip
Practical Magic 2
The Whisper Man - Adam Scott as Tom Kennedy Character Poster
The Whisper Man
Thrash - When Disaster Meets the Deep Clip
Thrash
Practical Magic 2 - Official Poster
Practical Magic 2
House of the Dragon Season 3 - Draw Your Sword Clip
House of the Dragon
Outer Banks Season 5 - Madelyn Cline as Sarah Cameron Character Poster
Outer Banks
Monarch: Legacy of Monsters Season 2 - A Titan-Sized Spoiler Clip
Monarch: Legacy of Monsters
Onslaught - Dan Stevens as Hans Kammler Character Poster
Onslaught
Riding in Cars with Boys

Riding in Cars with Boys (2001) - Quotes

Audience Score
67

Unexpected Humor in a Chaotic Moment

Beverly: [Bev is changing Jason; Races to the bathroom and starts brushing her teeth; Laughs] Aaaaah! Aaaaah! Mrs. Teresa D'Onofrio: What? What happened? Beverly: He peed in my mouth! Mrs. Teresa D'Onofrio: Ha ha ha. Jason,come here. you make your grandma so happy.(kisses jason) look mommy. mommy pee pee mouth

Riding in Cars with Boys - Dialogue 7

Nurse: [placing baby Jason in Bev's arms, wrapped in blankets; pushes the baby away; opens the blankets; cries] This is one of the most beautiful baby boys I've ever seen. Beverly: I didn't have a boy, I had a girl. Ray: No, we had a boy. Don't you remember? Beverly:No I had a boy. I told Fay we'd both have girls and they'd be just like us. Ray: No, we had a boy. So he's going to grow up and be just like me. Nurse: Try feeding him for a little while. I'll be back in five minutes. Beverly: I'll try. It's a boy. Ray: It sure is. It's a boy. Beverly: No!

Misunderstandings in Family Relationships

Beverly: [waves to Beverly; blows Bev a kiss] The only person that's even looked at me is my crazy Aunt Mildy who keeps calling me Agnes, which is my dead cousin! Aunt Mildy: Agnes! Beverly: Hi, Mildy. Aunt Mildy I love you!

A Proposal with Unexpected Honesty

Ray: Please marry me, Bev. Because I'm shit without you. Beverly: Oh how romantic... a marriage proposal that contains the word "shit".

A Mother's Shock at Her Daughter's News

Fay: Okay, pretend that I'm your parents, say what your gonna say. Beverly: Okay, Mom, Pop? Fay: Yeah? Beverly: I don't know how to say this... Fay: But... Beverly: I'm pregnant. Fay: My daughter's a tramp! My daughter's a tramp! You're 15 years old, how could you do this to me? You make me sick to my stomach.Why don't you just take my gun. Take my gun and shoot me in the head with it tramp! I wish that you were never born! OKay go.

Misunderstanding About Relationships and Family

Girl: That girlfriend of yours sure likes that horn. Jason: She's not my girlfriend. She's my mother. Girl: Your mother?

A Moment of Connection and Conflict

Beverly: [moves closer to him; kisses him] I don't wanna go home yet. Ray: But, I....Listen. Don't. Beverly, listen. You shouldn't get mixed up with me. I'm no good. Beverly: You look good to me. Open your eyes. Don't take them off of me.

Desire for Acceptance and Beauty

Beverly: [she observes Bev's dress but is reluctant; Fay ponders] Let me wear that dress. Fay: What? Beverly: Fay, if I even look half as beautiful as you in that dresss there's no way Sky Barister won't notice me. Tina Barr: You can wear my dress. Beverly: No. Fay I... No, Bev. It won't fit. Beverly: Fay, you gotta let me wear that dress. Fay: Why? Beverly: Because I love you. Please, please, please. Fay: All right.

Embracing Youth and Shared Experiences

Amelia Forrester: [to Jason] Someday you'll stop raising her. You've been doing it your whole life. You're young. You deserve to be young. We deserve to be young together.

The Value of True Friendship

Leonardo D'Onofrio: [to Beverly] You were special. And you ruined your life. And you broke my heart.
Leonardo D'Onofrio: [at Beverly's wedding; raises his glass] There are times in a man's life when there is cause to celebrate. And finding friends to celebrate with is easy. But then there are times like this. And if people are still there, those are his real friends, his real family. We all know what brought us here. And the fact you still saw it in your hearts to come....Well, you're in my heart forever. : Salut.

Fear as a Common Thread

Tommy Butcher: Someone once said a coward and a hero have one thing in common: fear. You may be scared, but you're no coward.

The Burden of Deep Love

Fay Forrester: Sometimes we love people so much that we have to be numb to it. Because if we actually felt how much we love them, it would kill us. That doesn't make you a bad person. It just means your heart's too big.

Fay Forrester's Response to Judgment

Fay Forrester: If you're so great for being here, don't talk to me, either. Okay? Because I'm pregnant too.

A Wish for Bev's Happiness

Fay Forrester: I just wanted to say how beautiful Bev looks tonight. And to wish her all the happiness in the world. Now that I've said it, maybe one of you could say it too.

A Request for Temporary Good Parenting

Jason Hasek: Do me a favor. Just pretend to be a good mother for two minutes. Just two minutes out of your whole life. Okay?

Role Reversal in Parenting Dynamics

Jason Hasek: You're supposed to be the mother! I'm supposed to be the kid!

Observing Nervousness Through Makeup Choices

Jason Hasek: I can always tell if she's nervous, she wears a lot of make up. Today she's piled on an extra layer of nervous.

Life Narratives: Songs vs. Memoirs

Jason Hasek: If she was from the South, she would have turned her life into a country song. Since she's from Connecticut, she turned it into a book, a memoir.

The Impact of Parental Decisions on Children

Jason Hasek: This is why therapists are so wealthy, moments like this. Why didn't he just get her the bra? It's certainly cheaper than a bicycle. Parents and the damage they can do, sometimes it's endless. But you know what they say: that which doesn't kill you makes you want to die.

Reflection on Influence and Distance

Raymond Hasek: [to Jason] I used to feel real bad about leaving you and all. Then, a couple of years ago, your Ma sent me a letter, saying what a nice kid you were. What a good man you turned out to be. I'd like to think I had a lot to do with that...Even if all I did was stay away...it's still the best thing I ever did in my life.

Struggles with addiction and regret expressed

Raymond Hasek: [reads from a letter] Dear Beverly, Please don't go crazy when you hear this. But I regret to inform you that I am a junkie. I spent all our money on heroin. I spent everything. I even spent the money for Jason's aspirin on a fix. It was just a tiny fix. But I spent that too.

Perceptions and Misunderstandings of Reputation

Raymond Hasek: [to young Jason] You're gonna hear a lot of bad things about me, but only two of the three things are gonna be right. Okay? So when you hear something that's really, really bad...you try to think that's the one time they're wrong, okay?

A Father's Assessment of His Son's Resilience

Raymond Hasek: My dad always said my head was hard as a rock. He broke his hand on it twice.

Blame and Responsibility in Relationships

Beverly D'Onofrio: [last lines] Jason blames me for everything that's happened in his life. Can you imagine?

Gratitude for Unwavering Support and Presence

Beverly D'Onofrio: I want to make something clear. I don't think I would've been better off without you. You are not what went wrong with anything. You were what saved me. I want to thank you for that. Okay?

Unfulfilled Dreams and Domestic Realities

Beverly D'Onofrio: I woke up this morning, truly believing that by this afternoon, my life would be different. Not only because it was my dream, but because l'd earned it. And now look at me. It's 3:30 in the afternoon, and I'm just another housewife yelling at her husband in front of the neighbours. Yeah, that's me!

A Daughter's Confession of Unexpected News

Beverly D'Onofrio: [reading from a letter] Dear Mom and Pop, the immediate prospect of you reading this letter so shatters my spirit that it makes me a stranger to myself. Your fears over my behavior, which I thought arbitrary and unreasonably restrictive, seems now the stuff of wisdom. I have terrible news I've been withholding from you. But, like poison from an adder's tongue...I have to spit it out. I am pregnant. Perhaps after the anger for which you have every right to feel, you will remember I am the daughter you loved. Beverly.

Defining Boundaries in Relationships

Beverly D'Onofrio: I didn't go past second base, which means nothing below the waist... my waist, not his.

Advice on Physical Altercations and Appearance

Beverly D'Onofrio: He's very handsome, so don't hit him in the face.

The Impact of Defining Moments in Life

Beverly D'Onofrio: [reading from her book] Let me quote myself. One day can make your life. One day can ruin your life. All life is, is four or five big days that change everything.

A Christmas Wish for Self-Improvement

Beverly D'Onofrio: For Christmas I'd like a bra, to enhance what I got, which is a lot more than that Melissa Thomas

A Dreamy Anticipation of Love

Beverly D'Onofrio: [first lines] There on a windswept bluff, he stands waiting. The man of your dreams. The man who'II love you more than anything the rest of your life. You run to each other. Your bodies, your lips...they're coming closer and closer together. Until, finally...you kiss.