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Movie: The Unguarded Moment(1956)


Mr. Bennett:
Leonard, when will you learn? Everybody does bad things. Everybody has something hidden. Everybody.



Movie: Dante's Peak(1997)


Rachel:
A man who looks at a rock must have a lot on his mind.



Movie: The Fabulous Baker Boys(1989)


Jack Baker:
You look good.


Susie Diamond:
You look like shit.

Jack Baker:
No, I mean it. You look good.

Susie Diamond:
I mean it, too. You look like shit.



Movie: Tales from Hollywood (TV)(1992)


Odon von Horvath:
After all, civilization depends - does it not? - upon the awareness of the sufferings of others?


Bertolt Brecht:
Civilization? No! Civilization is four kinds of wine, three kinds of forks. It's a device to maintain the bourgeoisie's sense of superiority.

Odon von Horvath:
No, that's snobbery. That's something different.

Bertolt Brecht:
Listen, I've got people to see. I can't stand around here all day quibbling over vocabulary.

Odon von Horvath:
Then, perhaps it's best if we agree to respect our differences.

Bertolt Brecht:
Well, that's the most boring suggestion I've heard all week. You can respect my differences if you like. I despise yours.

Odon von Horvath:
I see you like winning arguments.

Bertolt Brecht:
I just did, didn't I?... Certainly no point in coming second.

Odon von Horvath:
Well, that's the American way...



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