For a Few Dollars More

Col. Mortimer:  "Any trouble, boy?

Manco:  "No, old man.  Thought I was having trouble with my addin'.  It's alright now."


-For a Few Dollars More

Motivation

"Oh, and remember: next Friday is Hawaiian shirt day.  So, you know, if you want to, go ahead and wear a Hawaiian shirt and jeans."

- Bill Lumbergh, Office Space

Ad Astra

"I am focused only on the essential, to the exclusion of all else.  I will make only pragmatic decisions.  I will not allow myself to be distracted.  I will not allow my mind to linger on that which is unimportant."

- Ad Astra

American Psycho

"Look at that subtle off-white coloring; the tasteful thickness of it...Oh my god, it even has a watermark.

- American Psycho

Redbelt

"A man distracted is a man defeated."

- Redbelt

Legends of the Fall

"Tristan died in the moon of the popping trees.  He was last seen in the north country, hunting.  His grave is unmarked, but it does not matter.  He had always lived in the borderland, anyway - somewhere between this world and the other.  It was a good death."


- One Stab, Legends of the Fall

The Terminator

"Listen.  Understand.  That Terminator is out there.  It can't be reasoned with.  It can't be bargained with.  It doesn't feel pity or remorse or fear and it absolutely will not stop...ever...until you are dead."

- Kyle Reese, Terminator

Meet Joe Black

"Just think of millenniums multiplied by eons compounded by time without end.  I've been around that long."


- Joe Black, Meet Joe Black

The Can-do Attitude

"If it bleeds, we can kill it."


- Predator

A Serious Man

"I've tried to be a serious man, you know?"

- Larry Gopnik, A Serious Man

A Legacy of Spies

“I’m a European, Peter. If I had a mission – if I was ever aware of one beyond our business with the enemy, it was to Europe. If I was heartless, I was heartless for Europe. If I had an unattainable ideal, it was of leading Europe out of her darkness towards a new age of reason. I have it still.”

-George Smiley, A Legacy of Spies

Uncle Buck

Thanks for everything, Uncle Buck (1950-1994)