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Talk:Ingmar Bergman

The article in Sydsvenska Dagbladet
The quotes from the supposed article in Sydsvenska are in English, but AFAIK that newspaper is in Swedish. Are the quotes translated, and by whom? --Blenda

 * Do you have the original Swedish? It might help to refine the translation, if we don't get a translation source. ~ Jeff Q (talk) 05:09, 24 July 2005 (UTC)
 * Unfortunately I don't, and it would also be easier to find it if the person who added the quotes would have specified the date of the article. --Blenda

I'd encountered some of these quotes at various sites, and searching for sources I believe that this link mirroring a post at the Rotten Tomatoes Forum in May 2002 was one of the earliest and most extensive that I found: http://www.acs.ucalgary.ca/~tstronds/nostalghia.com/TheNews/bergman_tarkovsky.html. I too would love to have more precise dates of the original sources of them, if that were possible. ~ Kalki 01:26, 29 July 2005 (UTC)

I'm sorry but the quotes of this supposed article (obviously a hoax) make Bergman look like a total jerk, dissing every filmmaker that ever lived (it even contradicts his actual feelings about Truffaut in the same article). I suggest taking these hysterical quotes down.

Unsourced
Wikiquote no longer allows unsourced quotations, and they are in process of being removed from our pages (see Wikiquote:Limits on quotations); but if you can provide a reliable and precise source for any quote on this list please move it to Ingmar Bergman. --Antiquary 21:00, 17 February 2009 (UTC)

 * Cinema is a language that literally is spoken from soul to soul in expressions that,almost senuously,escape the restricted control of the intellect.
 * ..in every case,some outside event had turned the key on some deep seated memory...each film was a projection of some past experience.

 * Everything is worth precisely as much as a belch, the difference being that a belch is more satisfying.

 * I have a lot of tics and phobias. I hate to travel. I hate to go to festivals. I hate it when somebody gets close behind me. I'm scared of the darkness. I hate open doors.

 * I handed the script to Svensk Filmindustri and they said "No, thank you". But then came the success with Smiles of a Summer Night and I got permission to make it, providing I did it in 35 days.
 * On the making of The Seventh Seal.

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Marilyn vos Savant

Marilyn vos Savant (born 11 August 1946) is an American magazine columnist and author who rose to fame through her listing in the Guinness Book of World Records under Highest IQ. The following quotes are mostly from Ask Marilyn, her Sunday column in PARADE magazine. Where a question and answer are indicated, the question is a reader's and the answer is Marilyn's.

Quotes

 * Being defeated is often a temporary condition. Giving up is what makes it permanent.
 * As quoted in Perfectionism : What's Bad About Being Too Good? (1987) by Miriam Adderholdt and Jan Goldberg, p. 85

 * The original answer defines certain conditions, [...] Anything else is a different question.
 * Regarding ambiguity in her famous statement of the Monty Hall problem. "Ask Marilyn" column, Parade Magazine, 17 February 1991, p. 12.

 * Think of a hypothesis as a card. A theory is a house made of hypotheses.
 * Attributed in Proceedings of the Twenty-fifth Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences (1991)

 * The length of your education is less important than its breadth, and the length of your life is less important than its depth.
 * As quoted in The Reader's Digest (1992) Vol. 140, p. 194

 * If your head tells you one thing and your heart tells you another, before you do anything, you should first decide whether you have a better head or a better heart.
 * As quoted in Loose Cannons: Devastating Dish from the World's Wildest Women (1998) by Autumn Stephens, p. 270

 * A good idea will keep you awake during the morning, but a great idea will keep you awake during the night.
 * As quoted in What Type Am I? : Discover Who You Really Are (1998) by Renee Baron, p. 110

 * To acquire knowledge, one must study; but to acquire wisdom, one must observe.
 * As quoted in Courage: the heart and spirit of every woman : reclaiming the forgotten virtue (2001) by Sandra Ford Walston

 * A fool is someone whose pencil wears out before its eraser does.
 * As quoted in The Truth in Words: Inspiring Quotes for the Reflective Mind (2002) by Paras, p. 92

 * What women want is what men want. They want respect.
 * As quoted in Evergreen : A Guide to Writing with Readings (2003), by Susan Fawcett

 * What is the essence of America? The essence of America is finding and maintaining that perfect, delicate balance between freedom "to" and freedom "from."
 * As quoted in Women Know Everything!: 3,241 Quips, Quotes, & Brilliant Remarks (2007) by Karen Weekes, p. 173

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Syed Shabber:    Your words is grater then world.

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Ace Ventura: Pet Detective

Ace Ventura: Pet Detective is a 1994 Warner Bros. action comedy film about a goofy detective specializing in animals who goes in search of a missing dolphin mascot of a football team. It was shot in Miami, Florida.
 * Directed by Tom Shadyac and written by Jack Bernstein, Tom Shadyac, and Jim Carrey.

Ace Ventura

 * [trying to figure out the connection between Lt. Einhorn and Ray Finkle, but sees his pet dog sitting on the Finkle photograph, and deduces something by the dog's hair making it look as if Finkle has woman's hair.] What the...that's it. That's it. Einhorn is Finkle. Finkle is Einhorn! Einhorn is a MAN! [remembering that Einhorn had kissed him] OH MY GOD! EINHORN IS A MAN?! [Ace goes to vomit in the bathroom]

Dialogue

 * [Ace has come home with food for himself and his animals when his landlord, Mr. Shickadance, comes from behind him.]
 * Mr. Shickadance: Ventura!
 * Ace Ventura: Yes, Satan? [He turns around to face Mr. Shickadance.] Oh, I'm sorry sir, you sounded like someone else.
 * Mr. Shickadance: Never mind the wisecracks, Ventura. [Coughs loudly] You owe me, rent!
 * Ace Ventura: Mr. Shickadance, I told you. You're my first priority. I'm on a very big case right now. [Shows Mr. Shickadance, a $25,000 reward poster] Look at that. That's a true albino pigeon. Some rich guy lost it and is offering a huge reward. As soon as I find this bird, you're paid.
 * Mr. Shickadance: I heard animals in there, Ventura. I heard them again this morning, scratching around.
 * Ace Ventura: I never bring my work home with me, sir.
 * Mr. Shickadance: Oh yeah! What's all this pet food for?
 * Ace Ventura: ...Fiber?

 * [Aguado stomps on a cockroach.]
 * Aguado: Homicide, Ventura. Now how you gonna solve that one?
 * Ace Ventura: Good question, Aguado. First, I'd establish a motive. In this case the killer saw the size of the bug's dick and became insanely jealous. Then I'd lose 30 pounds...porking his wife!
 * Aguado: Why, you- [tries to attack Ace, but he misses]
 * Ace: Come on! [takes him down and holds his face near the dead bug] Now, kiss and make up.

 * Ace Ventura:[using his ass to talk to Emilio] Excuse me! I'd like to ASS you a few questions!
 * Emilio: This is not the time, Ace. If Einhorn comes in here and sees me talking to you or your ass, I'm history.
 * Ace Ventura:[turns around to face Emilio] I think I can keep him under control, but you're going to have to tell me who's working the Snowflake case.
 * Emilio: Hey, I can't do nothing for you on that one. My hands are totally tied.

 * Roger Podactor: Who's he?
 * Melissa Robinson: Roger Podactor, meet Ace Ventura. He's our pet detective.
 * Podactor: [shakes Ace's hand.] Nice to meet you, you were highly recommended by Martha Metz.
 * Ace Ventura: Martha Metz? Oh, yeah, the bitch!
 * Podactor: What?
 * Ventura: Pekingese, hyperactive, lost in Highland Park area. She was half-dead when I found her. [looks at the tank area] Is that the tank? Excuse me. [walks off with Melissa and Roger standing in disbelief]

 * Ace Ventura: [speaking through his rear opera-style] Thank you for your cooperation, by the way, do you have a mint? (starts coughing) Assholiomio...Osodomia...Lea-- [sees Lois Einhorn] HOLY...testicle Tuesday!
 * Lois Einhorn: What the hell is he doing here?
 * Ventura: I came to confess. I was the second gunman on the grassy knoll.

 * [at the crime scene following Roger Podacter's death]
 * Ace: Oh, there is just... one more thing, Lieutenant. This woman is Roger Podacter's neighbor, she lives across the hall. She said she heard a scream, isn't that right Ma'am?
 * Lady: Right.
 * Ace: (to the manager) And you said you had to open the balcony door when you came into the room?
 * Man: That's true.
 * Ace Ventura: You're certain you had to open this door?
 * Man: Yeah, I'm certain.
 * Lois Einhorn: What's the point, Ventura?!
 * Ventura: Only this... [walks out to the balcony and begins singing like an opera singer while opening and closing the door; no one can hear him when the door is closed] This is double-panned soundproof glass! There is no way that neighbor could've heard Podacter scream on the way down with that door shut! The scream she heard came from inside this apartment before he was thrown over the balcony, and the murderer closed the door before he left. Yes! Yes! Oh, yeah! Can ya feel that, buddy? Huh?! Huh?! Huh?! [mimics Tangina character from Poltergeist] I have exorcised the demons! This house is clear. Losers?
 * Einhorn: [everyone stares in shock] GET HIM OUT OF HERE!
 * Ventura: [starts making his way out with Melissa while looking at everyone, holding his fingers like an L] LOSERS! Leh-hew, ze-hers!

 * Ronald Camp: Who is he, a friend?
 * Melissa Robinson: No, this is--this is my date. He's a lawyer.
 * Camp: Well, does he have a name, or should I call him "lawyer"?
 * Robinson: No, this is Ace. Um, Tom Ace.
 * Ventura: Tom Ace. Pleasure to meet you Mr. Camp, and congratulations on all your success. You smell terrific. I was just telling Melissa that one of the first things we learned back at Stanford Law was the modern proliferation of food poisoning claims against wealthy private homeowners. In fact, if one were so inclined, one could make quite a lucrative law practice with little else. How is everyone feeling tonight?
 * Camp: [nervously] Very, very well, thank you.
 * Ventura: [to Melissa] Oh. Look, honey, there's the hors d'oeuvres. [looks suspiciously at Camp]

 * Ace Ventura: Hi, I'm looking for Ray Finkle. [Ray's father peers out of the door's peephole, pointing a shotgun directly at Ace's face] And a clean pair of shorts.
 * Mr. Finkle: What do you know about Ray Finkle?
 * Ventura: [breathes deeply] Soccer style kicker, graduated from Collier High June 1976, Stetson University honors graduate class of 1980, holds 2 NCAA Division One records, one for most points in a season, one for distance, former nickname "The Mule", the first and only pro athlete to come out of Collier County, and [drawls] one hell of a model American. [takes deep breath]
 * Mr. Finkle: Are you another one of them Hard Copy guys?
 * Ace Ventura: No, sir, I'm just a very big Finkle fan. [weeps] This is my Graceland, sir.

 * [Lt. Einhorn is pointing a gun at Ace's head]
 * Ace Ventura: [begging] Don't kill me! Please! I'll never tell anyone, I swear... [indicates Marino] He's the one you want! Kill him!
 * Dan Marino: No, kill him! He's the detective!
 * Ventura: No, kill him! He held the ball wrong, remember?! Come on, look at the guy! [startled at Einhorn shooting into the air]
 * Marino: [to Ace] Crybaby.
 * Ventura: [to Dan] Jock.
 * Marino: Wimp.
 * Ventura: Musclehead.
 * Lois Einhorn: SHUT UP! I think I'll kill the dolphin first, I wouldn't want you to miss that!

 * Einhorn: Shoot him! SHOOT HIM!
 * Emilio: Hold your fire! [Melissa drags Emilio into the area with a gun pointed at him] Don't shoot.
 * Melissa: Put your guns down or this cop gets it. I mean it! [cocks gun and puts it under Emilio's chin]
 * Emilio: She's not joking!
 * Einhorn: HE KIDNAPPED SNOWFLAKE! He killed Roger Podacter, and he was just about to kill Dan Marino and ME!
 * Ace: Oh-ho-HO! Fiction can be fun! But I find the reference section much more enlightening. For instance: if you were to look up professional football's all-time bonehead plays...you might read about a Miami Dolphin kicker named Ray Finkle, who missed a 26-yard field goal in the closing seconds of Super Bowl XVII. [takes deep breath and begins speaking at a faster clip] What you WOULDN'T read about is how Ray Finkle lost his mind, was committed to a mental hospital, only to escape and join the police force under the assumed identity of a missing hiker, manipulating his way to the top in a diabolical scheme to get even with Dan Marino whom he blamed for the entire thing! [gasps for air]
 * Aguado: What the hell are you talking about?
 * Ace: [pointing at Einhorn] SHE'S NOT LOIS EINHORN! She's Ray Finkle! She's a man!
 * Einhorn: He's lying...SHOOT HIM!
 * Ace: [laughs] Let's just see who's lying, shall we? Would a real woman have to wear one of these? [pulls on Einhorn's hair, assuming it's a wig] Boy, that's really on there! But tell me this...would a real woman be missing these? [rips open Einhorn's blouse, revealing her breasts which he believed to be fake only to find that they are authentic] That kind of surgery can be done over the weekend! But I doubt very much if he could find the time during his... busy schedule...to get rid of big ol' Mr. Knish! [rips Einhorn's skirt off, believing she is hiding a penis, but she appears to have the normal figure of a woman] Heh heh...oh, boy.
 * Dan Marino: Psst, Ace...come here.
 * Ace: Would you excuse me for just one second? [Ace walks over to Marino, who whispers to him about something that leaves Ace agape] Ladies and gentlemen...my esteemed colleague, Mr. Marino, has just brought some new evidence to my attention. Now, history has certainly shown that even the most intuitive criminal investigator can be wrong from time to time. But if I am mistaken...if the Lieutenant is indeed a woman, as she claims to be...then, my friend, she is suffering from the worst case of hemorrhoids I HAVE EVER SEEN! [Ace grabs Einhorn and spins her around revealing a huge penis tucked behind her legs, making everyone gasp in shock] THAT'S why Roger Podacter is dead! He found Captain Winky!!
 * [Everyone in the Miami Dade PD, including Marino and Snowflake reacts in disgust because it means that Finkle/Einhorn had indeed kissed them like she/he did Ace.]
 * Ace: Goodnight, everybody! You've been a wonderful audience! I'll be here all week. Be sure to tip your waitress.
 * [Finkle picks up a piece of glass]
 * Finkle: DIE ANIMAL BOY!! [runs at Ace, attempting to kill him]
 * Ace: Quick decision. [Ace somersaults Finkle into the water. After surfacing, Ace grabs her/his hand to find that the championship ring she/he is wearing has a missing gemstone, confirming that she/he is indeed the culprit] Eh-Loser!

 * [Ace is trying to catch the rare albino pigeon that landed on the Gatorade cooler, when a man playing Swoop chases it away.]
 * Ace: IDIOT!
 * Swoop: What?!
 * Ace: You realize what you just did. You cost me 25 Grand, Polly!
 * Swoop: Yeah? Blow me.
 * Ace: Rrreeallly?

Cast

 * Jim Carrey - Ace Ventura
 * Courteney Cox - Melissa Robinson
 * Sean Young - Lt. Lois Einhorn / Ray Finkle
 * Tone Loc - Emilio
 * Dan Marino - Himself
 * Noble Willingham - Riddle
 * Troy Evans - Roger Podacter
 * John Capodice - Aguado
 * Mark Margolis - Mr. Shickadance

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Eliza Dushku

Eliza Patricia Dushku (born December 30, 1980) is an American actress and star of the television series Tru Calling. She is also well known for her recurring appearances on Buffy the Vampire Slayer and Angel as Faith, the once rogue, now redeemed, Slayer.

Quotes

 * It's high school, man. They compare it to prison in the movie.
 * Eliza Dushku Interview - "The New Guy" by Rebecca Murray and Fred Topel.

 * To be honest, I haven't even seen the film yet. Tobey, if you're reading this, I apologize.
 * Moxie Lady by Michael Moses
 * Regarding the Spider-Man film.

 * When I'm shooting, I just try to make sure I wouldn't be embarrassed of it later, because in Watertown, you don't get away with anything.
 * Eliza Dushku in Black and White

 * I'd like to go back to Buffy, but I've been in a coma, I've jumped off a building, I've been in prison - how many other ways can they bring me back? But those guys are geniuses, so who knows?
 * Eliza Strikes Back - Faith No More by David O'Donnell
 * She would come back in Cavalry.

 * Rhymes with push-koo; I always say it sounds like a breakfast cereal.
 * SHE'S A GOOD GIRL AT HEART by Terry Lawson (Detroit Free Press)
 * Explaining how to pronounce her name.

 * It’s still a pretty sexist world out there and someone’s got to stand up and say something.
 * Eliza Dushku on Wrong Turn, Tru Calling and Buffy Your Guide, Fred Topel

 * Sometimes it feels like you’re losing, but even when you’re losing, you’re getting something.
 * Eliza Dushku on Wrong Turn, Tru Calling and Buffy Your Guide, Fred Topel

Attributed

 * I've been getting fan mail from maximum security penitentiaries, and Death Row. What are the authorities thinking of in playing a show with young teenage girls to Death Row inmates? They write everything — disgusting things that you don't even want to know about. And they send me pictures — "Oh, here's a picture of me before I was incarcerated!" — and there's some guy sat on the sofa with a bottle of beer and a moustache, and a big gut. It's so creepy. Way more creepy than Buffy.

 * I'm kind of nocturnal. I love Conan. He's the bomb. I love Howard Stern when he's being good. I'm dying to get on that show. I also watch Ally McBeal, it's cool and smart. I've always loved The Simpsons. They are such a funky family.

 * When I saw Analyze This, and I couldn't keep my eyes off him. He's great. I loved Shakespeare in Love, too, and thought the whole cast in that was amazing.
 * On Robert De Niro

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Hi. Thanks for your addition of links to the Chris Hedges article. However, wikiquote is not an encyclopedia nor a web directory. I have removed the encyclopedic information, which would be more welcome at the wikipedia article. Of the links, I have taken out sample quotes of those which had them, and kept them as links to source information. The books do not link to amazon.com -- readers are free to choose whichever web-based (or brick'n'mortar) store which they fancy, and the books are noted by name and name of author, enough information to find them. Thanks ~ MosheZadka (Talk) 14:45, 24 July 2005 (UTC)

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The Replacements (film)

''This is about a 2000 film. For the Disney channel show, go to The Replacements (TV series).''

The Replacements is a 2000 film about a group of substitute players hired during a pro football strike.
 * Directed by Howard Deutch. Written by Vince McKewin.

Throw the ball. Catch the girl. Keep it simple. taglines

Shane Falco

 * I know you're tired, I know you're hurting. I wish I could say something classy and inspirational, but that just wouldn't be our style...Pain heals, chicks dig scars, glory lasts forever.

Coach Jimmy McGinty

 * [giving the replacement players a pregame speech before their first game] Alright, Sentinels, listen up. Welcome to professional football. [the players clap] I know there's a lot people out there who're going to say that your accomplishments today will soon be forgotten; that you're not real players, that this isn't a real team. And I say that is BULLSHIT! Because as of today, you're all professional football players: you're being paid to play. I want you to remember that because those men whose places you've taken forgot that a long time ago.
 * [addressing team] Listen up! This time tomorrow, the strike will be officially over. Now Dallas has made a big mistake out there tonight. They haven't been afraid of you, and they should be, because you have a powerful weapon working for you tonight: There is no tomorrow for you... and that makes you all VERY DANGEROUS PEOPLE!
 * [closing narration] When the replacement players for the Washington Sentinels left the stadium that day, there was no ticker tape parade, no endorsement deals for sneakers or soda pop, or breakfast cereal. Just a locker to be cleaned out, and a ride home to catch. But what they didn't know, was that their lives had been changed forever because they had been part of something great. And greatness, no matter how brief, stays with a man. Every athlete dreams of a second chance, these men lived it.

Dialogue

 * [McGinty arrives to recruit Falco. Falco, after a hard day's work, collapses onto his boat, right in front of McGinty]
 * Coach McGinty: [Surprising Falco] You look like a swordfish I caught once. Yeah, he hit the deck just like that. [Falco stares at him] You know who I am?
 * Shane Falco: Yeah, Jimmy McGinty. You're the old coach from the 80's. [Picks himself up]
 * McGinty: Yeah, we met just before the Sugar Bowl.
 * Falco: I remember. [Shakes hands with McGinty]
 * McGinty: Hell of a game, that Sugar Bowl. What'd you lose that by, 40 points?
 * Falco: That'd be 45.
 * McGinty: Sometimes a game like that just sticks with you, and you can never shake it off.
 * Falco: Got three concussions to prove it.
 * McGinty: That's why girls don't play the game.
 * Falco: What're you doing here, coach?
 * McGinty: I'm back with the Sentinels; I want you to quarterback them. I've found the best guards available to protect you and a wide receiver even you couldn't overthrow.
 * Falco: ...I'm retired.
 * McGinty: Retired, huh? [Gestures to his run-down houseboat] Well, it looks like things have been going real well for you since.
 * Falco: I've got no complaints. It's quiet here. Nobody bothers me.
 * McGinty: Well, that's the real good thing about plankton, you know: it pretty much keeps to itself.

 * Coach McGinty: You know what separates the winners from the losers, kid?
 * Shane Falco: The score.
 * McGinty: Getting back up on that horse after you've been kicked in the teeth. I've watched films of your game since the Sugar Bowl. You should've been carrying a clipboard that first year, not trying to carry the whole team. Your teammates leaned on you, and you crumbled. Is that how you wanna be remembered?
 * Falco: I don't wanna be remembered at all.
 * McGinty: You're still young. If you do well, who knows what'll happen once the strike ends? Look, I'm not going to make any promises, Shane, but why not take a chance, huh? Rather than hang out here, scraping crap off the bottom of somebody else's toys.

 * Shane Falco: Hey, coach, can I ask you a question?
 * Coach McGinty: Yeah, go ahead, shoot.
 * Falco: Why me?
 * McGinty: ...I look at you, and I see two people: the man you are and the man you ought to be. Someday, those two are gonna meet, and should make for one hell of a football player.

 * [After the Sentinels lose their game against Detroit, thanks to Falco's audible]
 * Coach McGinty: FALCO! If I had wanted Cochran to have the ball, I would have called it that way!
 * Shane Falco: I read Blitz.
 * McGinty: Bullshit! I put the game in your hands, you got scared!
 * Falco: I read BLITZ!
 * McGinty: [confronts Falco] Winners always want the ball when the game's on the line.

 * [at the bar, where Eddie Martel mocks Brian Murphy's being deaf]
 * Shane Falco: Lay off.
 * Eddie Martel: Lighten up, Falco. It's not like he can hear what I'm saying.
 * Falco: I can.
 * [Murphy writes something on a bar napkin and hands it to Falco. Falco reads it, giving a soft chuckle]
 * Martel: What's it say?
 * Falco: "There's one good thing about being deaf; it makes it easier to ignore the assholes." [Murphy taps Martel on the chest and points to him; Falco translates the sign language] "You..." [Murphy makes a circle with his left hand and wiggles his right index finger in it] "Asshole."
 * Martel: Heh, that's funny. [Martel sucker punches Falco. Replacement players start to stand up, while Murphy starts to confront Martel, when Shane stands up again]
 * Falco: Hey, it's cool! It's cool! [To Martel] You've had enough?
 * Martel: [Chuckling with his teammates] Look at this guy. You've got balls, Falco. You've got shit for brains, but you have balls.
 * Falco: Well, thank you. [To Bateman, who's by the jukebox] Hey Danny! Remember what I told you about redshirts in practice?
 * Bateman: Yeah.
 * Falco: Forget about it.
 * Bateman: Ok...
 * Falco: Hey Martell. [punches him]
 * Bateman: Yaaaah! [Fight breaks out during which Danny beats up Martel, who's wearing a red shirt]

 * [Coach McGinty discusses the players' fears, but the players keep giving literal fears]
 * Shane Falco: Quicksand.
 * Clifford Franklin: Oh, shit, Shane! Hey, quicksand's a scary mother, man. I mean, first of all, they suck you right in, and even if you scream, you get all that muck in your mouth–
 * Coach McGinty: That's not what he meant, Franklin.
 * Franklin: What?
 * McGinty: That's not what he meant.
 * Franklin: Well, what're you talking about there, coach?
 * McGinty: Well, why don't you ask him.
 * Franklin: [Turns to Falco] Hey, what's up, Shane?
 * Falco: You're playing and you think everything is going fine. Then one thing goes wrong. And then another. And another. You try to fight back, but the harder you fight, the deeper you sink, until you can't move... you can't breathe... because you're in over your head. Like quicksand. [everybody stays silent]
 * Action Jackson: That's deep shit, Shane. That's some deep shit!
 * McGinty: Anything else you're afraid of?
 * Franklin: ...Going back to the mini-mart.
 * Jumbo Fumiko: Shipping yard.
 * Walter Cochran: The auto plant.
 * Earl Wilkinson: [pointedly] Prison.
 * McGinty: Yeah, all right. The truth is you guys have been given something that every athlete dreams of... A second chance. And you're afraid of blowing it. We all are, but now our fear is shared, and we can overcome it together. Let's lose that fear this Sunday and put it into San Diego! [players cheer]

 * ''[At halftime, in the Sentinels' locker room, losing to Dallas 17-0)
 * Clifford Franklin: I ran it just like you said! You just underthrew me!
 * Eddie Martel: This isn't a track meet, asshole, you have to look for the ball!
 * Franklin: You better back off, man.
 * Martel: You-!
 * Jimmy McGinty: Hey, hey! [To Martel] I'll pull you off the field, you spoiled little punk.
 * Martel: And who do you think O'Neill's going to side with: some burned out old coach, or somebody who puts fans in the stands?
 * McGinty: [Starts to approach Martel] You sonofabitch...
 * [Players separate them]
 * Leo Pilachowski: Hey, what do you think you're doing?! We got a game to play!
 * Martel: Nobody can beat Dallas with these losers!
 * Shane Falco: [enters locker room] I can.
 * Martell: Hi Falco, it's great to see ya, now get the hell out of MY LOCKER ROOM!
 * Falco: Coach?
 * McGinty: What the hell took you so long?
 * Falco: Traffic. [players cheer him on]
 * McGinty: Suit up!
 * Martell: What?! [To McGinty] O'Neil will fire your ass!
 * McGinty: It won't be the first time!
 * Martell: This is bullshit. I'm going to put an end to this right now. [heads for the locker room exit]
 * Nigel Gruff: Come and get some then! [Pulling his shirt off, spitting into his right hand, and faces Martell] You big fairy!
 * Martell: [chuckles at Nigel but the grin disappears as the whole team moves to surround him.] This doesn't change anything, Falco. I'm an All-Pro quarterback. I've got [points two fingers at him] TWO Super Bowl rings! And you'll never be more than a replacement player.
 * Falco: Yeah... [looks at McGinty] yeah, I can live with that. [team applauds]
 * Franklin: [refers to Martell] My brothers, will somebody please, PLEASE get this asshole out of here?
 * [Andre Jackson leads players in shoving Martell out]

 * [Sentinels offense huddles up for one last play, after a touchdown was called back by a penalty]
 * Jumbo Fumiko: Sorry, Shane. Sorry, everybody.
 * Shane Falco: No problem, Jumbo. Just make sure you rip someone's head off on this one.
 * Jumbo: Consider it done.
 * Falco: Alright. So, besides me, who really wants the ball?
 * [Murphy claps his hands and gestures to himself]
 * Falco: Yeah. You want it, Brian. Let's hook up. [Calls the play, while gesturing in sign language for Murphy] DC Left, Y Motion, 88 Warrior. Gentlemen... [Sticks his hand into the middle of the huddle, the rest of the players in the huddle put their hands on his] It's been an honor sharing the field of battle with you. It's on one, on one. Ready?
 * Sentinels Offense: BREAK!

Taglines

 * Pros on strike. Everyday guys get to play.
 * Throw the ball. Catch the girl. Keep it simple.
 * Hit hard.

Cast

 * Keanu Reeves - Shane Falco
 * Gene Hackman - Coach Jimmy McGinty
 * Brooke Langton - Annabelle Farrell
 * Orlando Jones - Clifford Franklin
 * Jon Favreau - Daniel Bateman
 * Rhys Ifans - Nigel 'The Leg' Gruff

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Leonidas I

Leonidas (Λεωνίδας) (c. 489 BC – 480 BC) was a king of Sparta, the seventeenth of the Agiad line.

Quotes

 * ἀγαθὸν γαμεῖν καὶ ἀγαθὰ τίκτειν
 * Marry a good man, and bear good children.
 * In response to his wife's question of what she should do if he died in battle, as he left for Thermopylae; as quoted in the "Sayings of the Spartan Women" in the Moralia
 * Variant translation: Marry a good man, and have good children.

 * Μολὼν λαβέ [Molōn labe!]
 * Come and get them!
 * In response to a demand from Xerxes I of Persia that the Spartan army lay down their arms, at the Battle of Thermopylae, as recorded in Plutarch Apophthegmata Laconica, 225c.11 of the Moralia. Variant: "Come and take them."

Misattributed

 * Ὦ ξεῖν', ἀγγέλλειν Λακεδαιμονίοις ὅτι τῇδε κείμεθα, τοῖς κείνων ῥήμασι πειθόμενοι.
 * Ō xein', angellein Lakedaimoniois hoti tēide keimetha tois keinōn rhēmasi peithomenoi.
 * The words of this famous epigram on the Greek monument at the site of the Battle of Thermopylae, written by Simonides of Ceos, have sometimes been presented as if they were literally words of Leonidas; some translations follow:
 * Go, stranger, and to Lacedaemon tell That here, obeying her behests, we fell.
 * As translated by George Rawlinson
 * Go tell the Spartans, thou who passest by, That here, obedient to their laws, we lie.
 * As translated by William Lisle Bowles
 * Tell the Spartans, stranger passing by, that here obedient to their laws we lie.
 * As translated by Steven Pressfield.
 * Unsourced variants:
 * Go, stranger, and to Sparta tell, That faithful to her laws we fell.
 * Tell Sparta, stranger passing by, That faithful to her laws we lie.
 * For a discussion of the epigram and more of its numerous translations, see the Wikipedia article: Battle of Thermoplyae.

 * It is said that on the eve of battle, he was told by a native of Trachis that the Persian archers were so numerous that, when they fired their volleys the mass of arrows blocked out the sun. Dienekes, however, quite undaunted by this prospect, remarked with a laugh, "Good. Then we'll have our battle in the shade."
 * Herodotus, in Histories; the remarks of Dienekes have sometimes become attributed to Leonidas.

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