Lines from Movies Update

Today's Lines from Movies:

Movie: Back to the Future(1985)


Younger Dr. Emmett Brown:
[running out of the room] 1.21 gigawatts? 1.21 gigawatts? Great Scott!

Marty McFly:
[following] What the hell is a gigawatt?



Movie: Ocean's Eleven(1960)


Basher:
That poxy demo crew haven't used a coaxial feed to batten the main line, have they? Instead they've gone and nosed up the backup grid, nosed it right up!

Reuben:
[to Livingston] Do you understand any of this?

Livingston:
I'll explain later.









Movie: Mad Dog Time(1996)


Ben London:
Vic's dead... That is, you wish he were dead. And after he gets out tomorrow, you'll wish you were dead. When he went into that hospital a month ago, I thought it was your run-of-the-mill nervous breakdown. But Vic... is sick, Mick. Vic is a sick prick, Mick.



Movie: Daredevil(2003)


Elektra:
[after being stabbed] Help me...


Daredevil:
Stay... stay with me...



Movie: D2: The Mighty Ducks(1994)


Russ Tyler:
Hey... Goldberg! I bet if that puck was a cheeseburger, you'd stop it! Hahaha!






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