Highlights
Toy Story 5 - Sheriff Joke Clip
Toy Story 5
Masters of the Universe - Exclusive Interview with Nicholas Galitzine
Masters of the Universe
Ladies First - Exclusive Interview
Ladies First
The Dog Stars - Josh Brolin as Bangley
The Dog Stars
The Devil Wears Prada 2 - Grab Your Friends Clip
The Devil Wears Prada 2
The Runner - Damian Lewis as Caller
The Runner
Euphoria Season 3 - Saddle Up Clip
Euphoria
The Devil's Mouth - Official Poster
The Devil's Mouth
Monarch: Legacy of Monsters Season 2 - A Titan-Sized Spoiler Clip
Monarch: Legacy of Monsters
Enola Holmes 3 - Official Poster
Enola Holmes 3
The Devil Wears Prada 2 - Runway Ready Clip
The Devil Wears Prada 2
House of the Dragon Season 3 - Tom Glynn-Carney at the World Premiere After-Party
House of the Dragon
The Devil Wears Prada 2 -  He Hired Me Last Night Clip
The Devil Wears Prada 2
Lioness Season 3 - Morgan Freeman as Secretary of State Edwin Mullins
Lioness
Vision Quest

Vision Quest (1985) - Quotes

Audience Score
64

A Shared Resolve to Revisit Choices

Louden: Hey, Carla? I'd do it all again.
Carla: So would I.

Encouragement Amidst Pressure in Competition

Referee: [as Louden gets a nose bleed in the final match vs. Shute] Let me take a look at you. Coach, we got a bloody nose here.
Coach: Come here. You're doing fantastic, fantastic!
Kuch: You're beating Shute. I'm shitting in my pants. You're killing him.
Coach: Shut up, Kuch! Have you done everything you came to do?
Louden: Not yet.
Coach: Then do it, boy. You've got 27 seconds left, you're down 4 points. Forget your nose, forget about everything. You've gotta go out there and stick him! Now go on back there and do it!

Taking Time Off for a Match

Louden: I was at the hotel. They told me you took the night off. I thought you were sick or something.
Elmo: [chuckles] Of course I took the night off, dummy. Isn't this the night you wrestle Shute?
Louden: You took the night off for that?
Elmo: Yeah. Shaved and got a haircut and everything.
Louden: You never took a night off to see me wrestle before. They're gonna dock you for that.
Elmo: Hey, kid - money ain't everything.
Louden: Yeah, it's not that big a deal, Elmo. I mean, it's six lousy minutes on the mat, if that.
Elmo: [[Pelé] You ever hear of ]?
Louden: Yeah, he's a, a soccer player.
Elmo: [pause; pause] A very famous soccer player. I was in the room here one day... watchin the Mexican channel on TV. I don't know nothin about Pelé. I'm watchin what this guy can do with a ball and his feet. Next thing I know, he jumps in the air and flips into a somersault and uh, he kicks the ball in - upside down and backwards... I mean the goddamn goalie never knew what the fuck hit him. Pelé gets excited and he rips off his jersey and starts running around the stadium waving it around over his head. Everybody's screaming in Spanish. I'm here, sitting alone in my room, and I start crying. Yeah, that's right, I start crying. Because another human being, a species which I happen to belong to, could kick a ball, and lift himself, and the rest of us sad-assed human beings, up to a better place to be, if only for a minute... Let me tell ya, kid - it was pretty goddamned glorious. It ain't the six minutes... it's what happens in that six minutes.

The Comfort of Strong Hands

Carla: Want to know what turns me on?
Louden: If you don't mind.
Carla: Hands. Really big hands. The kind that when they hold you, you really feel held. Like nothing can sneak up on you.

Cultural Perspectives on Popular Opinion

Louden: Can 800 million Chinamen be wrong?
Mr. Tanneran: Frequently.

Weight Loss and Health Concerns

Carla: I heard you fainted.
Louden: Oh. I had kind of a temporary nitrogen imbalance, kind of a sodium depletion syndrome, maybe some general light-headedness, maybe one or two other things.
Carla: Will you live, or what?
Louden: I'm just trying to cut weight, you know, trying to get down to 168.
Carla: I don't get it. Why do you want to get smaller and wrestle a small guy? Why not get bigger and wrestle a big guy?
Louden: Big guys aren't better. 168 happens to be the toughest division in the state - maybe in the whole god damn world.

Individualism in Competitive Sports

Otto: If you're on some kind of ego trip, man, that's your problem. You're not a team player and you never were.
Louden: I got a bulletin for you, Otto: wrestling is not a team sport! When you're out there on the mat with another guy who's quicker and faster than you, there's not a whole helluva lot a team can do for you.

Health Concerns and Unusual Conditions

Mr. Tanneran: I think you're dehydrated.
Louden: [[w:priapism|priapism] No, I'm just the victim of a screwed-up nitrogen imbalance. Plus, I think I've contracted ].
Mr. Tanneran: What's priapism?
Louden: It's a disease of a constant erection. I read about it in my rare diseases book.
Louden: It's not funny, believe me! The girl of my dreams lives under my own roof, but she thinks I'm just a kid, a dumb jock, all of which is more or less true. I'm dying, Mr. Tanneran, just like that girl in the poem... only quicker, and with a hard-on.

The Importance of Acknowledging Mortality

Mr. Tanneran: Well, what do you think? Does anybody understand a word of it? Huh? Louden? This poem mean anything to you at all?
Louden: Yeah, kind of. I figure the girl in the poem's about my age. She's feeling sad about the leaves falling from the trees, and the poet, he tells her that what she's really sad about is that she's beginning to realize she's going to die someday, too. The thing is, she's already dying.
Mr. Tanneran: Is that a good thing to realize, or do you think maybe we'd be better off not thinking about it?
Louden: I don't know. Nobody likes to think about it. I don't like to think about it. But if you don't, you might go through life thinking you've got plenty of time. You put off the really important stuff until later, and pretty soon, before you know it, there's no more time left, you've blown it.
Mr. Tanneran: That's not bad, Louden. Not bad at all.

Innovative Ideas Transform School Newspaper

Margie: [after reading Louden's article about the clitoris] I'm speechless. You've broken new ground here, Louden! This is professional stuff! We're gonna draaaggg this dinky school paper right into the twentieth century! I mean, where do you get your ideas?
Louden: Well, I've been thinking a lot about that stuff lately.
Margie: Oooohhh, we're gonna make history here!

Unexpected Discoveries in a Conversation

Elmo: [looks at Louden's book] What the fuck is this?
Louden: What? You don't recognize it?
Elmo: Wait a minute! This is cooze!
Louden: Yeah, I'm thinking very seriously of becoming a gynecologist
Elmo: A cooze doctor in outer space? Man, you're flippin out!
Louden: I want to be able to look inside women, find the power that they have over me.

A Question About Female Anatomy

Louden: Hey, Elmo.
Elmo: Yeah?
Louden: What do you know about the clitoris?
Elmo: Well, I don't know what it looks like exactly, but I kind of know where it's at... sort of.

Facing a Fearsome Opponent

Louden: Droppin all the way down to 168. Gonna take on Shute.
Kuch: SHUTE? Shute's a monster, man! A genuine teratoid! Get real! His own father has to use a livewire to keep him from fuckin the fireplace!

Unexpected Journey in Wrestling

Coach: [to Louden] Now, I remember the first time you walked in here and asked me to let you wrestle. You still had hay in your hair. What a surprise you turned out to be, darn near going the distance your first year.

Celebrating Free Speech and Bold Ideas

Margie Epstein: What a blast to the First Amendment! The first thing they do is shut down the press and imprison the intellectuals. I LOVED YOUR PIECE ON THE CLITORIS! I SHOWED IT TO MY MOTHER!

Encouragement to Fight

Carla: [Just before Louden is set to wrestle Shute; Louden glances up] Hey, Louden? Kick his ass.

Unexpected Experience at a Wrestling Match

Carla: [to Louden] First time I've ever went to a wrestling match. It wasn't what I expected. I guess I expected some macho violence trip, but it was all right, you know? Guess I just didn't understand.

Empowerment and Respect in Relationships

Carla: [to Louden] Don't you ever try that again! I choose who I'm going to be with and what I'm going to do. I'll never be with any foulmouthed kid jock who thinks a stiff cock is the height of romance. Part of being a man, asshole, is knowing what a woman wants and respecting that.

The Importance of Love in Life's Journey

Louden Swain: But all I ever settled for is that we're born to live and then to die, and... we got to do it alone, each in his own way. And I guess that's why we got to love those people who deserve it like there's no tomorrow. Cause when you get right down to it - there isn't.

Louden Swain's Ideal Traits in Others

Louden Swain: [about Carla] She's got all the best things I like in girls and all the best things I like in guys.

A Year to Make My Mark

Louden Swain: My name's Louden, Louden Swain. Last week I turned 18. I wasn't ready for it. I haven't done anything yet. So I made this deal with myself. This is the year I make my mark.