Sweet Ghost Girl: She spied on our lives through the little doll's eyes... Ghost Boy: ...and saw that we weren't happy. Tall Ghost Girl: So she lured us away with treasures and treats... Sweet Ghost Girl: And games to play. Ghost Boy: Gave all that we asked... Sweet Ghost Girl: Yet we still wanted more. Tall Ghost Girl: So we let her sew the buttons. Ghost Boy: She said she loved us. Tall Ghost Girl: But she locked us here... Sweet Ghost Girl, Tall Ghost Girl, Ghost Boy: And ate up our lives.
In this game every shot counts.
John Shooter: You stole my story. Mort: I'm... I'm sorry, do I... I don't believe I know you. John Shooter: I know that, that doesn't matter, I know you Mr. Rainey, that's what matters. You stole my story. [holding out his manuscript to Mort] Mort: You're mistaken. I don't read manuscripts. John Shooter: You read this one already. You stole it. Mort: I can assure you... John Shooter: I know you can. I know that. I don't want to be assured. Mort: If you want to talk to somebody about some grievance you feel you may have, you can call my literary agent. John Shooter: This is between you and me. [sees Chico under him] John Shooter: We don't need no outsiders, Mr. Rainey. Mort: I don't like being accused of plagiarism, if that is in fact what you are accusing me of. Chico inside. [Chico goes back inside] John Shooter: I don't blame you for not liking it but you did it. Mort: You're gonna have to leave. I have nothing more to say. John Shooter: Yeah, I'll go. We'll talk more later. [hands the manuscript to Mort to take it] Mort: I'm not taking that. John Shooter: Won't do you no good to play games with me, Mr. Rainey. This has got to be settled. Mort: So far as I'm concerned it is.
[talking about TV drinking games and Celebrity Fit Club] Chris Jericho: I like to take a drink every time Gary Busey says something absolutely fucking insane.
Ambrose: Can you believe he would actually rather go out with a beautiful, intelligent young woman than hang out in this ass smelling basement with his best friends on a Friday night playing adventure games and having belching contests? And all for the off chance he'll sore too! Can you imagine that? Nimble the Thief: So... We're in the forest right?
Sophia: I like a man who can dance. I like a man who is spontaneious. Lance Valenteen: Let's go to Paris, right now! Sophia: I like a man who is romantic. Lance Valenteen: Should I compare you to a summer day? Nooo, you are more lovely. Sophia: I like man who dares. Lance Valenteen: You're falling in love with me, aren't you? Sophia: And I like a man who is funny. Lance Valenteen: What do you get when you cross an elephant with a rinocerus? Elfiner. Sophia: I like a man who sacrifices making a lot of money to persue his dream, a dream which he can reach it and one which he cannot wait to share it with me... and I like a man who is in touch with the child that lives inside and he likes to play childish games and he's not embarrased to play them with me... and i like a man who is willing to take a little faith and i can see his faith in us everytime he looks at me and i can feel it in his touch everytime he careses me. But, most of all, I like a man who knows how to quit when he is ahead.
Robin Hood: You're free to go. Or stay if you think you've something to offer? Maid Marian: What could I offer to the man who has everything? Robin Hood: [Frowns] Don't play games with me. Maid Marian: You're so handsome when you're angry.
Don Tibbles: Today it's Wheaties boxes. Tomorrow it's video games and action figures. The sky's the limit!
Scrabble Man: Drop the gun, Hallenbeck. [takes Joe's gun and tosses it] Scrabble Man: Bit late for a stroll, don't you think? Joe Hallenbeck: Yeah, you girls oughta be gettin' home. Jimmy Dix: Yeah, streetlights are on. Jake: Shut up fuckface. Joe Hallenbeck: I'm fuckface, he's asshole. [Jimmy smiles sarcastically, in agreement] Scrabble Man: Jake? [Jake punches Joe in the face] Scrabble Man: Advise Rodney Dangerfield here of the situation. Perhaps we can dispense with the fun and games now, yes? Joe Hallenbeck: You want the envelope, right? Scrabble Man: The envelope, very smart. See Jake, here is a man who knows when a situation is untenable. Joe Hallenbeck: Good word. Scrabble Man: You like that word? And you do have that envelope, don't you? Joe Hallenbeck: Better give up, Jimmy. We're dealin' with a couple of geniuses here. [Jake punches Joe in the face] Jimmy Dix: Hey man, just leave him the fuck alone. [Jake kicks Jimmy in the groin] Scrabble Man: Leave him alone? Yeah, sure Jimmy. Whatever you say. Jake here takes his job with a certain exuberance. Jimmy Dix: Shit, we're being beat up by the inventor of scrabble. Scrabble Man: He's in a good mood, Jake. Kick 'em again. Joe Hallenbeck: All right. You want the envelope the hooker had, right? Jimmy Dix: She wasn't a hooker, Joe. Joe Hallenbeck: Shut the fuck up.
Kaffee: Were you able to speak to your friend at the NIS? Lt. Weinberg: Yeah, she said that if Markinson doesn't want to be found, then we're not gonna find him. She said I could be Markinson and you wouldn't know it. Kaffee: Are you Markinson? Lt. Weinberg: No. Kaffee: I'm not Markinson... that's two down. What? Lt. Weinberg: I was wondering, now that Joanne's in on this, I was just wondering if you still needed me. Kaffee: They were following orders, Sam. Lt. Weinberg: An illegal order. Kaffee: You think Dawson and Downey knew it was an illegal order? Lt. Weinberg: It doesn't matter what they knew. Any decent human being would have refused. Kaffee: They're not permitted to question orders. Lt. Weinberg: Then what's the secret? I mean, what are the magic words? I give orders every day nobody ever follows them. Kaffee: Sam, we have softball games and marching bands. They work at a place where you have to wear camouflage or they might get shot! I need you. You're better at research than I am and you know how to prepare a witness. Galloway: [Galloway arrives] I have medical reports and Chinese food. I say we eat first. [pause, Weinberg is pondering] Galloway: What? Lt. Weinberg: You got any Kung Pao chicken? Kaffee: Alright, here's our defense. Intent, no one can prove there was any poison on the rag. Code reds, they're common and accepted in Guantanimo Bay. The order, A, Kendrick gave it, B they had no choice but to follow it. That's it. Lt. Weinberg: What about motive? Kaffee: We're a little weak on motive they had one. Galloway: Just because a person's got a motive doesn't mean that they're guilty. Kaffee: Relax, we'll deal with the fence line shooting when it comes up. In the meantime let's start with intent. I don't know what made Santiago die, I don't want to know. I just want to prove that it could have been something other than poison. Joe, talk to doctors find out everything there is to know about lactic acidosis. Sam, find out who else was in the emergency room that night...
Lt. Green: [about Bobby Mercer] It's been a long time since anybody's seen that face around here. Detective Fowler: Must've gotten off for good behavior. Lt. Green: Not likely. That's Bobby Mercer. Heavyweight champion fuck-up of the family. And that's a well defended title. Would've made his daddy proud, if he'd ever had one. I used to know him a little. Played hockey with the boy. Got thrown outta 60 odd games before the league had finally had enough of him. They called him the Michigan Mauler. Detective Fowler: Who's the kid? Lt. Green: [chuckles] Oh, that's Jack. He's the youngest. First class fuck-up, third class rock star. Detective Fowler: He doesn't look like trouble. Lt. Green: He's a Mercer. Don't let him fool you.
Jigsaw: [after Amanda gets shot] Amanda... It's OK. This was your test. Your game. I was testing you. I took you in. I selected you for the honor of carrying on my life's work. But you didn't. You didn't test anyone's will to live. Instead you took away their only chance. Your games were unwinnable, your subjects merely victims. In my desperation I decided to give you one last chance. So I put everything in place. You didn't know that Lynn and Jeff were husband and wife. I had to keep that from you for the purposes of my game. I had to leave out the ruined marriage, the cheating wife, the vengeful husband, the neglected daughter and I let you make your own choices. I wanted you to succeed... You couldn't. [Amanda begins to collapse and die] Jigsaw: God... [Amanda finally dies] Jigsaw: Game over.
Jack Elliot: Baseball is a game, and games are supposed to be fun.
Mandy: Grim, everyone knows that Santa is an invention designed by the big five corporations to sell tinsel and video games to an unsuspecting public. Grim: The whole "childhood wonder" stage just blew right past you, didn't it?
Dr. Facilier: [Appearing to read Prince Naveen's palm] Were I a betting man- And I'm not, I stay away from games of chance- I'd wager I'm in the company of visiting royalty. Prince Naveen: [Amazed] Lawrence, Lawrence! This remarkable gentleman has just read my palm! Lawrence: [Noticing the morning newspaper, which had a cover story about Naveen's visit, sticking out of Dr. Facilier's pocket] Or this morning's newspaper.
John: I'm sick from the disease eating away at me inside... Kerry: [flashback] Sounds like our friend Jigsaw. John: I'm sick of people who don't appreciate their blessings... Kerry: [flashback] ... looks like our guy like's to book himself front row seats to his own sick little games John: Hello Mark,Paul, Amanda,Zepp, Adam, Dr.Gordon. John: I want to play a game.
Mary Lane: [singing after smoking a joint] I feel a little naughty. Ralph Wiley: Baby I'll help you relax! [giggles] Mary Lane: I'll tie you up with phone cord. We'll play with whips and nipple clips and candle wax! Ralph Wiley: Now hold on, Mary Sunshine. Let's not get carried away! Mary Lane: Just call me Mary Juana and Mary's got some scary little games to play! I'll lather you up... Ralph Wiley: Who, me? Mary Lane: And give you a shave... Ralph Wiley: *Shave*? Mary Lane: I'll paddle you while straddling my little slave! Ralph Wiley: Hey, now! Mary Lane: Down on your knees! It's pointless to fight! Save your strength, it's gonna be a lengthy night! Ralph Wiley: Help! This crazy tomato's raping me!
Coach Davis: Offense sells tickets. Defense wins games !
Lewis Romero: Speaking of a vision, I had one and it's going just as I saw it. thirty-five high school games without an injury, USA Today All-American... Kevin Fischer: second team... Lewis Romero: So, I'm about to play for the Sultans! Kevin Fischer: But the Bruins passed on you... Lewis Romero: MAN FUCK THE BRUINS! [rest of Sultans in the weight room repeat the phrase] Lewis Romero: God damn right!
Ché: And now she wants to be vice-president. Perón's Generals: That was the over-the-top unacceptable suggestion. We didn't approve, but we couldn't prevent the games of the wife of the president. But to give her intentions encouragement - she's out of her depth and out of the question.
Major Benson Winifred Payne: Be advised, ladies, we are going to WIN the Virginia Military Games this year! You will note my emphasis on the word WIN: Whisky! India! November! GET USED TO THE SOUND OF THAT WORD! [and later, as he's introducing the cadets to their new, off-campus quarters] Major Benson Winifred Payne: A squad that lives together, wins together! UNITY, turds: that is the key word in UNIT, without the "Y!"
Kent Stock: Okay, its one and done, forever. South Clay is 31-8. The eight games they lost were when Reed Ellis wasn't in the rotation, he's pitching today. We all know he's being scouted by pro teams, but one player doesn't make a team. [Sammy raises his hand] Kent Stock: Sammy? Sammy: He can if he throws 92 miles per hour coach. Kent Stock: We win by playing Norway Baseball. 80% of this game is defense. We don't let anything out of the infield and we wait. Sooner or later, they'll make a mistake. Every person who's ever worn a Norway uniform is out there with you today. Now think about this, no Iowa baseball dynasty has ever won a state championship in their final season. We're playing for everyone who knows that Norway is a great place to come home to. And no matter what happens today, this time next year, the jerseys you're wearing will be polishing chrome in Madison High School. So ask yourself one question. How do you want to be remembered?
[before the big Touchdown Jump, Johnny Blaze and Randall "Mack" Mackenzie stand at the top of the acceleration ramp, overlooking the 300 ft jump] Mack: Thank God you listened to me, took the cars out. It would've been suicide otherwise This way if you come up short, see, you'll come down on some nice, soft, green... grass? [Mack looks up at the sound of the stadium dome being opened. Six Blackhawk helicopters slowly descend towards the field] X Games Announcer: Ladies and Gentlemen, Johnny Blaze will not be jumping 50 cars today as scheduled; but instead, he will be leaping six UH-60 Black Hawk helicopters. Never before has any man attempted such a death-defying stunt. [Mack turns and glares at Johnny] Johnny Blaze: [shrugs] I took the cars out. Mack: [as the helicopters land on the field] Why? Why JB? Why wouldn't you tell me? Johnny Blaze: Well, because you would have thrown a fit. Mack: Call me old-fashioned, I'm funny that way. Human sacrifice makes me uncomfortable. Why, JB? Why helicopters, man? Barton Blaze: [a flashback to Barton discussing a new idea for a jump with young Johnny] You know what I've been thinking about? A new stunt. But instead of the cars or the ring of fire, a helicopter. Johnny Blaze: My dad thought it'd be cool. Mack: [Mack pauses, and glances down towards the helicopters again, before turning back with a sigh] He was right.
Grant Taylor: Will someone tell me how we lost to Dewey County 21 to 7? 21 TO 7! Dewey County hasn't beaten Shiloh since you were in kindergarten! I don't know what you call that junk out there, but it sure wasn't football. Nine dropped passes, four fumbles, three interceptions. THEIR DEFENSE SCORED MOST OF THE POINTS! YOU GAVE THE GAME AWAY! You can't win football games if you don't play together as a team! You can't win games when you're more concerned about what you're doing afterwards! And you can't learn the plays when you miss practice cause you're sitting in detention! I'm sick of the apathy on this team! If we're not here to win football games, then WHY ARE WE HERE?
Mapel: We do it all summer / And it's a big bummer / No matter who we play / We give the game away./'Cause we can't win / That would be a sin / We even lose the games / before they begin... George Knox: Save it, Mapel!
Asylum Patient: I don't know what I'm doing here, I used to be a producer for a games company! I was doing so well! Where are my project plans?
'Kane' Kaneshiro: Let the games begin!
[from trailer] Jigsaw: You think it is over, but the games have just begun.
Sarah: Paging Inconsiderate: Party of One. Okay Charlie, no sex games till I've eaten.
Judy: Bill, why are you hosing down the backyard? Bill: Simple. When our lesbian neighbors see how muddy and disgusting our backyard is, they'll give us that zoning permit to build a deck and a video of them playing shower games with each other.
Susan: I'm just a little concerned with what seems to be your growing obsession with my Nana. Vicki: That's ridiculous! Now, if you'll excuse me, I have to run down to Market Street. Helen should be on the number 20 bus and I want to be there to wave as she goes by. Susan: Sure, it's all fun and games until somebody needs a restraining order!
[last lines] Herb Brooks: [voiceover] Two days later the miracle was made complete. My boys defeated Finland to win the gold medal, coming from behind once again. As I watched them out there, celebrating on the ice, I realized that Patti had been right. It was a lot more than a hockey game, not only for those who watched it, but for those who played in it. I've often been asked in the years since Lake Placid what was the best moment for me. Well, it was here - the sight of 20 young men of such differing backgrounds now standing as one. Young men willing to sacrifice so much of themselves all for an unknown. A few years later, the U.S. began using professional athletes at the Games - Dream Teams. I always found that term ironic because now that we have Dream Teams, we seldom ever get to dream. But on one weekend, as America and the world watched, a group of remarkable young men gave the nation what it needed most - a chance, for one night, not only to dream, but a chance, once again, to believe.
Tamiko: [narrating] When I was small, I did not have my own money to buy the things I wanted. My friends and the other students would buy many things, and I was ashamed. Beautiful things would come in the stores, and everyone at school was so excited. There were characters with their own shows on TV and video games and toys. You see them and almost feel like crying, because there is one that seems so special for you.
Sam: [Last lines in the film. Speaking to Fresh] You're over an hour late. I passed up two easy fish waiting here for you. That makes me poorer by two dollars. Sam: Not playing games here, got no time for that. Life's got no time for your little boy games. Leave all that nonsense at home when you come here. Sam: Alright, gonna put it on speed today. I ain't stopping to give you any little tips either. You sink or swim on your own today, cause I'm not always gonna be there to hold your hand for ya. Sam: Alright, you ready for the real thing? You read to come get it? You ready to come take it from your old man, you ready to be the king?
Rufus: Do you think we're playing games kid? This is for real. Tim: So is this.
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