I'm looking for someone who's not trying to compete against me. I’m looking for a woman that's willing to be a woman. Let me do the manly things, she do the female-y things. Her 50 part, I do my 50 part and keep moving. I know it's like today a lot of women like to compete against guys. Like they feel like "I can do it myself I don't need no man." I don't like that attitude.
Lee: You owe me a copy of the Beach Boy's greatest hits. James Carter: Don't you go having gettin' an attitude with me Lee. I been here three days and ain't done nothin' but work your cases. The only reason why I'm here in Hong Kong is 'cause you said you was gonna show me a good time. I'm on vacation, man! and I want some mu shu. Lee: Mushu, you hungry? James Carter: No, not mushu? MU shu. I want to see some women man. Now, stop playing dumb and take me to the SHU.
Bill Maher: The only appropriate attitude for man to have about the big questions, is not the arrogant certitude that is the hallmark of religion, but doubt. Doubt is humble and that is what man needs to be, considering that human history is just a litany of getting shit dead wrong.
Pete: Well hell, it ain't square one! Ain't nobody gonna pick up three filthy, unshaved hitch-hikers, and one of them a know-it-all that can't keep his trap shut. Ulysses Everett McGill: Pete, the personal rancor reflected in that remark I don't intend to dignify with comment. But I would like to address your general attitude of hopeless negativism. Consider the lilies of the goddamn field or... hell! Take at look at Delmar here as your paradigm of hope. Delmar O'Donnell: Yeah, look at me.
Madea: Judges got a real attitude with me, they took me to the judge and he said "I'm sick of seeing you", I said "I'm sick of seeing you too". He said "Don't be getting smart with me", I said "I've been smart, I'm just getting here". He said "Say one more thing", I said "Go to hell", he said "Go to jail".
Matt Douglas: [after talking about Jimmy Carter being a class act with Habitat for Humanity] I could do that. But right now, my attitude is, they didn't vote for me, let 'em freeze. [smiles]
Ned Kynaston: Do you know the Five Positions of Feminine Subjugation? Maria: What? Ned Kynaston: The Five Positions of Feminine Subjugation. No? Perhaps you're more acquainted with the Pose of Tragic Acceptance. Or the Demeanor of Awe and Terror. Maria: Mr. Kynaston. Ned Kynaston: How about the Supplicant's Clasp or the Attitude of Prostrate Grief? Maria: Mr. Kynaston. Ned Kynaston: Funny, you've seen be perform them a thousand times. I'd have thought they'd taken hold. Maria: Mr. Kynaston! Ned Kynaston: Ah, well now, there's a feminine gesture. You seem to have managed the Stamp of Girlish Impetuance. Maria: I just wanted to act. I just wanted to do what you do. Ned Kynaston: I have worked half my life to do what I do. Fourteen boys crammed in a cellar... Do you know when I was in training for this profession, I was not permitted to wear a woman's dress for three long years, I was not permitted to wear a wig for four - not until I had proved that I had eliminated every masculine gesture, every masculine intonation from my very being. What teacher did you learn from? What cellar was your home? Maria: I had no teacher, nor such a classroom. But then, I had less need of training.
Laura: Do you know, Gertrude, I don't mind your talking morality a bit. Morality is simply the attitude we adopt towards people whom we personally dislike. You dislike me, I am quite aware of that, and I have always detested you.
Z: Okay, I've gotta give myself a positive attitude. A good attitude even though I'm utterly insignificant. I'm, I'm insignificant... but with attitude.
Fresh: It was fun, dad, stupid fun, you seen that nigger's face... Sam: Chess ain't fun, boy, how many times do I gotta tell you that? Don't you listen to a word I say? Fresh: Maybe if I seen you more... Sam: Well you don't, so you be well served to retain some of the knowledge I'm imparting to you, rather than giving me all this hard ass street attitude bullshit.
Cyborg: I will NOT be havin' attitude from a BOAT!
Dr. Solomon: For true enlightenment there is nothing like... well, let's just say taking a shower while this large fellow with an attitude you couldn't knock down with a hammer, that keeps whispering in your ear: Oh nancy, Oh nancy. Now that was a lot of fun, thank you so very much John for putting me in there, thank you so very much for giving me an opportunity to get to know myself much better.
Rita Skeeter: So tell me, Harry. Here you sit, a mere boy of 12... Harry: - I'm 14... Rita Skeeter: - about to compete against three students who are not only vastly more emotionally mature than yourself, but who've mastered spells that you wouldn't attempt in your dizziest daydreams. Concerned? Harry: I dunno, I haven't really thought about it... Rita Skeeter: Because you're no ordinary boy of 12 are you? Harry: 14. Rita Skeeter: Your story's legend. Do you think it was the trauma of your past that made you so keen to enter such a dangerous tournament? Harry: No, I didn't enter. Rita Skeeter: Of course you didn't. [winks] Rita Skeeter: Everyone loves a rebel, Harry. Speaking of your parents, were they alive, how do you think they'd feel? Proud? Or concerned that your attitude shows, at best, a pathological need for attention? The worst psychotic death wish. [Harry glances at Rita's notes] Harry: Hey, my eyes aren't glistening with the ghosts of my past!
Azrael: Get me a... Holy Bartender. Bartender: Never heard of it. Azrael: Ahh, he doesn't know how to make a Holy Bartender. You do, don't you, Muse? Serendipity: Don't... Azrael: Ahh, anybody? No? [Jay and Silent Bob shake their heads] Azrael: Well, I know how to make a Holy Bartender... [Azrael pulls out an uzi, shoots the bartender repeatedly, then laughs hysterically] Azrael: Get it? Serendipity: [restrained by the Stygian triplets who have suddenly appeared] Sweet Jesus, Azrael why? Rufus: Come on, demon, I wanna see you try that shit on someone who's already dead! Azrael: Now, now, apostle, you maintain that kind of an attitude and you and the barkeep won't be the only corpses in the room. The Christ bitch will join you. [referring to Bethany]
Tommy Wrenn: I used to be afraid of Bull... until I discovered he was crazy. When I discovered he was crazy my whole attitude changed. Al Hilber was at a Trailways bus depot on the corner. Ah, they were gonna' put us in the paddy wagon and take us to jail. Al Hilber was standing next to the building like this. Bull looked over at us and said, "... hey, go over and get that blind nigga' and bring him over here. [raucously laughing] Tommy Wrenn: . This man was insane. He's hollering across the street, "... bring that blind nigga over here." Now here's a blind man. He does not understand human nature enough to even relate to a blind man.
Jack O'Callahan: This is crazy, Herb. Bringing him in this late. Rob McClanahan: We've got parents buying tickets. Getting rooms. What are we supposed to tell them? And with one of us going home as it is... Herb Brooks: I guess I don't have to ask where you stand on this do I, Rizzo? Rob McClanahan: This wasn't Rizzo's idea. Mike Eruzione: You want me to say "I'm scared of getting cut?" I'm scared of getting cut. Everyone is. Jack O'Callahan: We just want it to be fair, Herb. Herb Brooks: Don't try to tell me whats fair. He was right back there with us in Colorado. Mike Eruzione: That was six months ago! Herb Brooks: And you don't think he's been playing for the last six months? Mike Eruzione: Not with us he hasn't! Herb Brooks: So? Mike Eruzione: So there's a difference! Herb Brooks: Like hell there is! All I know is that that kid can flat out play! Jack O'Callahan: What and we can't? Herb Brooks: He's got great vision on the ice... Rob McClanahan: That's not the point! Herb Brooks: I'll tell ya what else he's got. He's got the attitude I want on and off the ice. So somebody here better tell me why I shouldn't be giving him a hell of a look! Mark Johnson: Because we're a family! Herb Brooks: What? Mark Johnson: We're a family.
The Killer: There was something about being a killer that was so cool. Their walk, their bad-assed attitude and especially... their gun.
Zazu: Oh, just look at you two. Little seeds of romance blossoming in the savannah. Your parents will be thrilled, what with your being betrothed and all. Young Simba: Be-what? Zazu: Betrothed. Intended. Affianced. Young Nala: Meaning...? Zazu: One day, you two are going to be married. Young Simba: Yuck. Young Nala: Ewww. Young Simba: I can't marry her. She's my friend. Young Nala: Yeah. It'd be so weird. Zazu: Well, sorry to burst your bubble, but you two turtle-doves have no choice. It's a tradition that goes back generations. Young Simba: Well, when I'm king, that'll be the first thing to go. Zazu: Not so long as I'm around. Young Simba: Well, in that case, you're fired. Zazu: Hmmm... Nice try, but only the king can do that. Young Nala: Well, he's the future king. Young Simba: Yeah. So you have to do what I tell you. Zazu: Not yet I don't. And with an attitude like that, I'm afraid you're shaping up to be a pretty pathetic king indeed. Young Simba: Hmph. Not the way I see it.
Jeremy Guber: Would you say it was fair to characterize your attitude towards Jon Forster as a personal vendetta? Dr. Jack Gramm: Well, if we're being fair, yeah, sure. It's a personal vendetta. I have a personal vendetta against Ted Bundy, Gacy, and about ten or fifteen other serial murderers who are floating around in the streets right now.
Harry Doyle: You know I used to hate Parkman when he was with the A's. It's amazing how a new uniform can change your attitude about a guy. [covers Mic] Harry Doyle: He's still a dick.
Jay Austin: You're not getting anything on the carpet, are you? Judy Austin: Jay, we've got newspapers and towels down. He's being very careful. Jay Austin: We've just finished painting the carpet. I wanna do whatever it takes to keep it clean. Judy Austin: Jay, will you stop worrying about your precious carpet. Nothing's gonna happen to it. Jay Austin: What's with the attitude? Judy Austin: I don't have an attitude. Jay Austin: You do have an attitude. Should I not be concerned about a $4 000 investment? Judy Austin: Jay, just say the blessing. Jay Austin: Why don't you say the blessing? Judy Austin: Okay. Dear God, thank you for this food, your blessings, and the precious carpet we're allowed to walk on. May it serve us well in the years to come and be a beacon of hope to all those who live in the house after we're gone. Amen. Jay Austin: That was lame. Judy Austin: You're welcome to pray anytime you like. Jay Austin: Thank you for reminding me. Todd Austin: Dad, will you help me with my project? Jay Austin: You know, I'm getting kind of tired of this holier-than-thou attitude you've been dishing out. Todd Austin: Mom, can I have cereal instead? Jay Austin: Cereal? Judy Austin: Todd, honey, I thought you liked pizza. Jay Austin: You want cereal over pizza? Jay Austin: Yes, sir. Jay Austin: I don't care. Judy Austin: Okay.
Ron: 'Scuse me, scary orb thing? Where are you taking us? Robot: The attitude adjustment center. Kim: Isn't that the high school? Robot: Prepare to be drained of all individuality and spirit. Ron: Yep, high school.
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