Quotes Update

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Movie: United 93(2006)


[last lines]

Donald Freeman Greene:
I can't pull! I can't!



Movie: Under 18(1931)


Raymond Harding:
Well, why not take off your clothes and stay awhile?



Movie: Our Little Girl(1935)


Rolfe Brent:
I know I'm a fool. I know I may be spoiling everything. But I just can't keep up the pretense. I want so much to...

Elsa Middleton:
Go ahead. I'm not afraid.


Rolfe Brent:
Elsa, you must know that...

Elsa Middleton:
I know. I'm very fond of you, too, Rolfe.



Movie: Accattone(1961)


Vittorio "Accattone" Cataldi:
Up yours and anyone else who's against me.



Movie: Off the Map(2003)


George:
[about his psychiatrist] I might ask her to marry me.

Arlene:
Marry you? George, really?


George:
She's a gentle person. She's very thoughtful. She cares.

Arlene:
You pay her to care. George, you ought not to confuse romance with business.



Movie: VeggieTales: Josh and the Big Wall! (V)(1997)


Jimmy Gourd:
Does anyone have any saline?



Movie: Kafka(1991)


Chief Clerk:
Kafka... I understand you fancy yourself as a writer.

Franz Kafka:
[shrugs] In a small way.

Chief Clerk:
You should find a more... athletic hobby. Put some color in your cheeks.



Movie: D.E.B.S.(2003)


Amy:
I'm here because I feel more like me when I'm with you, than I do when I'm with me.



Movie: Above the Rim(1994)


Kyle-Lee:
Why are you doin this man? It's just a game.

Shep:
Not to me.



Movie: Back to the Future Part III(1990)


Marty McFly:
[shouts] The red log's about to blow!



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Nielsen study shows profanity in PG movies helps determine their box office success (AP via Yahoo! News)

Thu, 13 Mar 2008 08:18:39 GMT
A new study by The Nielsen Co. found that the PG-rated movies with the least profanity made the most money at the U.S. box office.

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