Rocky Balboa: The world ain't all sunshine and rainbows. It is a very mean and nasty place It will beat you to your knees and keep you there permanently if you let it. You, me or nobody is going to hit as hard as life. But it ain't about how hard you hit, it is about how hard you can get hit and keep moving forward, how much can you take and keep moving forward. That's how winning is done!
Michael Jordan: [after winning the game] Thanks guys, you got a lot of... a lot of... well, whatever it is, you got a lot of it.
Other Mr. Bobinsky: [slurred voice] You think winning game is good thing? You just go home and be bored and neglected, same as always. Stay here with us. We will listen to you, and laugh with you. If you stay here, you can have whatever you want... always. Coraline Jones: You don't get it, do you? Other Mr. Bobinsky: I don't understand. Coraline Jones: Of course you don't understand. You're just a copy she made of the real Mr. B. Other Mr. Bobinsky: [voice distorts] Not even that... anymore...
Willie 'Alien' Beamen: I'm trying to win coach. I ain't trying to disrespect nobody, but winning is the only thing I respect.
[after winning a student film competition] Howard Stern: I tell you, nothing makes a woman hotter than to be with an award-winning filmmaker.
Philip: There's only one thing better than winning a battle, son... [he kisses a beautiful girl] Philip: ... and that's the taste of a new woman. You'll find it far sweeter than self-pity.
[first lines] Al Bernstein: Welcome back, everybody, to the 1997 World Series of Poker, where Stu "The Kid" Ungar is attempting to make one of the greatest comebacks in poker history, by winning the no-limit Texas Hold'em Championship a record third time. Andrew N.S. Glazer: And Al, the amazing thing about this is, that Stuey would be achieving that feat after sixteen years of personal struggle, where victories were really few and far between. Al Bernstein: And standing between Stuey and history is John Stremp, a local casino executive who's shown remarkable fortitude, actually, in making it to this point. And here it is, Stu is raising enough to put Stremp all in. Andrew N.S. Glazer: This could be it, Al. If Stremp wins, it'll change the tide of the tournament. If Stuey wins, he's got the championship again after sixteen long years.
Sean: Put it on my tab Tim: You ever plan on paying your tab? Sean: Yeah, chief. I've got the winning lottery ticket right here. Tim: What's the jackpot? Sean: Twelve million. Tim: I don't think that will cover it. Sean: Yeah, but it'll cover your sex change operation!
Max Cherry: If you've got time, you think you can find out where he's staying? Winston: Cops can't locate him, huh? Max Cherry: They don't have your winning personality.
Vinny Gambini: Look, maybe I could have handled the preliminary a little better, okay? I admit it. But what's most important is winning the case. I could do it. I really could. Let me tell you how, okay? The D.A.'s got to build a case. Building a case is like building a house. Each piece of evidence is just another building block. He wants to make a brick bunker of a building. He wants to use serious, solid-looking bricks, like, like these, right? [puts his hand on the wall] Bill: Right. Vinny Gambini: Let me show you something. [he holds up a playing card, with the face toward Billy] Vinny Gambini: He's going to show you the bricks. He'll show you they got straight sides. He'll show you how they got the right shape. He'll show them to you in a very special way, so that they appear to have everything a brick should have. But there's one thing he's not gonna show you. [turns the card, so that its edge is toward Billy] Vinny Gambini: When you look at the bricks from the right angle, they're as thin as this playing card. His whole case is an illusion, a magic trick. It has to be an illusion, 'cause you're innocent. Nobody - I mean nobody - pulls the wool over the eyes of a Gambini, especially this one. Give me a chance, one chance. Let me question the first witness. If after that point, you don't think that I'm the best man for the job, fire me then and there. I'll leave quietly, no grudges. All I ask is for that one chance. I think you should give it to me.
Dr. Lars: It's too early to know who's winning the fight: the medicine or the disease. George Simmons: Did anybody ever tell you, you have a very scary accent? Dr. Lars: You are a very funny man. I enjoy your movies. George Simmons: And I enjoy all of your movies. Dr. Lars: [surprised] Which movies? George Simmons: The ones where you try to kill Bruce Willis.
[Halftime of final game] Coach Rig: Now, let's analyze what's been working for us. [Long pause] Coach Rig: NOT A GOD DAMN THING'S been working for us. Like this goddamn suit doesn't work for me... and this stinking tie... and this goddamned shirt. IT DOESN'T WORK FOR ME. YOU KNOW HOW TO PLAY WINNING HARD-NOSED FOOTBALL? YOU PLAY FOOTBALL LIKE ED GENERRO PLAYED FOOTBALL. A guy who gave his life for this football team. He was a 140-pound halfback, and HE PLAYED LIKE A GODDAMN WILDMAN! NO! LIKE A GODDAMN RAMPAGING BEAST! And that's the way you got to do it! YOU GO OUT THERE! YOU TEAR THEIR FUCKING HEADS OFF, AND YOU SHIT DOWN THEIR NECKS! Let us pray.
Gina Morrison: So, where are you from? Do you live around here? Dave: Yes, of course. I am just a regular person from right here on Earth, just like you. I just don't get out that much. Gina Morrison: Yeah, judging from your suit, I'd say since about 1978. [laughs] Captain: Note: all-white apparel is not as standardized as we thought. Gina Morrison: [laughing] You late for a Bee Gees concert or something? Dave: Bee Gees. Barry, Robin and Maurice. The brothers Gibb. Winning ten Grammy Awards and selling over 100 million records. Dave: [high-pitched, fast singing] Well, you can tell by the way I can use my walk / I'm a woman's man, no time to talk / Eh, Eh, Eh, Eh, Stayin' Alive / Ehhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh!
Film Class Guy #1: No way. The first terminator is historical. Randy: Yeah... "Sarah Connor" "Yes" [shoots] Film Class Guy #2: Alright, alright. "House 2: The second story" [class hits him] Randy: The entire Horror genre was destroyed by sequels. Mickey: I got it, by the way. I got it. Godfather, Part 2. Randy: [as Al Pacino] Thats very Good. Very Good. Thats an Oscar Winning Exception.
Mike McDermott: In "Confessions of a Winning Poker Player," Jack King said, "Few players recall big pots they have won, strange as it seems, but every player can remember with remarkable accuracy the outstanding tough beats of his career." It seems true to me, cause walking in here, I can hardly remember how I built my bankroll, but I can't stop thinking of how I lost it.
Heywood: [talking about Fat Ass] Hey Tyrell. You pulling infirmary duty this week? Tyrell: [nods] Yep. Heywood: How's that winning horse of mine doing? Tyrell: Dead. Hadley busted up his head pretty good. Doc went home for the night. Poor bastard laid there till this morning. By then, there was nothing we could do.
A.J.: Excuse me, Mr. President, I just got off the phone with the federal mediator in St. Louis. Management just walked away from the table; the baggage handlers, pilots and flight attendants are all getting set to walk out in forty-eight hours. President Andrew Shepherd: You know, I studied under a Nobel Prize-winning economist, and you know what he taught me? A.J.: Never have an airline strike at Christmas?
Events Announcer: Tood Christi's score of 26.3 puts Twin Oaks ahead by by 25.9 points, making Lakeside's chances of winning virtually nil. Ricky Wade: Virtually nil? VIRTUALLY NIL? Look down your pants, you'll find something *virtually nil*!
[after Sinclair has told them repeatedly to "go", to no avail] Merrill: So, when you say "go", you mean, just go? Donald Sinclair: Uh, begin, commence, start moving... theoretically you have been racing for about forty seconds now, and so far Mr. Schaffer is winning because he's nearest to the door.
[Winning a carnival ring-toss game] Beast Boy: Told ya we'll win you a prize. Raven: A giant chicken. I must be the luckiest girl in the world.
Rachel: [after winning a hand of poker. sing-song to Ross] I have got your money, and you'll never see it, and your fly's still open [pause] Rachel: ha, I made you look.
Grant Taylor: We weren't supposed to have a winning season, but we do. We weren't supposed to advance to the playoffs, but we did. We're not supposed to be here, but we are.
Tony D'Amato: You find out life's this game of inches, so is football. Because in either game - life or football - the margin for error is so small. I mean, one half a step too late or too early and you don't quite make it. One half second too slow, too fast and you don't quite catch it. The inches we need are everywhere around us. They're in every break of the game, every minute, every second. On this team we fight for that inch. On this team we tear ourselves and everyone else around us to pieces for that inch. We claw with our fingernails for that inch. Because we know when add up all those inches, that's gonna make the fucking difference between winning and losing! Between living and dying!
[last title cards] Title Card: ELOISE GAZDAG Title Card: After the fallout from THE GAME OF DEATH debacle, Eloise opened up her own boutique agency. The first client she signed was REMI NGUYEN. Title Card: As she predicted, he went on to have a Gene Hackman-like career, eventually winning the best supporting actor award for his much touted work in THE GHOST OF SAN SIMEON.
[after winning an on-line video game] Atlas: Atlas wins again! Derek Wyatt of East-Gotham City... I dominate you.
Lenny Weinrib: Adopt, what. I don't want to adopt. Not with my genes. I have award winning genes.
Ted Bradford Jr.: Spencer... Toast. Jimmy Dworski: Yeah... A toast! To the Cubs winning the world series!... and to big tits!
[first lines] Bill Basch: There is one thing that has troubled me and has troubled the world, that the Germans dedicated man-power and trains and trucks and energy toward the destruction of the Jews to the last day. Had they stopped 6 months before the end of the war and dedicated that energy towards strengthening themselves, they may have carried on the war in London, but it was more important to them to kill the Jew than in winning the war.
Alonzo Harris: Aww, you motherfuckers. Okay. Alright. I'm putting cases on all you bitches. Huh. You think you can do this shit... Jake. You think you can do this to me? You motherfuckers will be playing basketball in Pelican Bay when I get finished with you. SHU program, nigga. 23 hour lockdown. I'm the man up in this piece. You'll never see the light of... who the fuck do you think you're fucking with? I'm the police, I run shit around here. You just live here. Yeah, that's right, you better walk away. Go on and walk away... 'cause I'm gonna' burn this motherfucker down. King Kong ain't got shit on me. That's right, that's right. Shit, I don't, fuck. I'm winning anyway, I'm winning... I'm winning any motherfucking way. I can't lose. Yeah, you can shoot me, but you can't kill me.
[Toyota has mistaken Nicky for a murderous gangster, but because he speaks quietly, she speaks fearlessly] Toyota Moseby: Your problem is, you want to take the easy way out. Losing is easy. Nicky Rogan: No. Winning is easy. Losing is complicated. Losing's a lifetime's work.
Narrator: Fight Club wasn't about winning or losing. It wasn't about words. The hysterical shouting was in tongues, like at a Pentecostal Church.
George Woolf: You know, if you did more riding and less talking you might start winning some races. Red Pollard: I got two bucks says I beat you in this one. George Woolf: I'm not sure you do but I got five bucks says that you don't.
Jean Dominique: But in 1980, Carter was losing ground. Mr. Ronald... [smiles] Jean Dominique: you know him?... was winning ground. And they... [makes a couple long sniffing sounds] Jean Dominique: ... smelled it. They said: "The time has come, human rights no more. The Cowboy are back in the white house." And you know the Macoute were fascinated by the cowboy. It was the end of the "Haitian Spring".
Bridget Jones: You can't do this, I'm English! And an award-winning journalist... Well, maybe not award-winning, but I have been to *lots* of award ceremonies.
Peter La Fleur: That feels good. Oh, that tickle machine [chuckles] Peter La Fleur: [Peter's dog, Crash, jumps on him] Peter La Fleur: Crash, no! Crash, out! Bad dog! No grundle. White Goodman: [from the G.G. commercial] C'mon down and join the winning team, because here at Globo Gym... White & The Globo Gym Team: [all together] We're better than you... White Goodman: and we know it! Peter La Fleur: [disgust] Spare me.
Al Trautwig: Do you think she can get the team out of the basement? Rudolph Giuliani: She can't do any worse. Edward Koch: The Knicks were winning when I was mayor.
Ross Garrett: [takes Annie's hand] I wanna come back. Annie Garrett: Why? Do you wanna be a family again? Ross Garrett: We could go to Virginia. It's a great horse country. I know I could get on as barn manager at one of those farms, we'd be rollin' in dough. Annie Garrett: So we just... we just pull up stakes and go to Virginia? Ross Garrett: Well, my truck ain't runnin' right now, but if you got a little bit of cash we could... make her good as new. Annie Garrett: Why don't you just use my half of the $2,000 you ran off with? Ross Garrett: Who told you about that? Annie Garrett: [getting angry] Or... we could tell Taylor she's going with us, and then leave her asleep in a stall! Ross Garrett: Look, that was in her head. I never promised her I'd take her. Annie Garrett: Oh, you're pathetic! There was a time when I would've smashed your face for walking out on us, now I just feel sorry for you. Get outta here! Ross Garrett: [grabs Annie by the collar] You're a loser! You hear me? [Shoves Annie into water trough] Ross Garrett: You think you're gonna win today? Huh? Try winning on a lame horse! [bangs Red's leg with a shovel] Annie Garrett: Guido! Annie Garrett: [to Red] Woah, woah, it's alright. You're alright. Guido Levits: What is it? What happened? Annie Garrett: [points] He tried to cripple Red. [to Tolo] Annie Garrett: Hey, hey, it's alright. It's alright. [to Ross] Annie Garrett: Hey, wait a second. I have some papers for you to sign. You sign them, and I won't press any charges. Let's go.
The Killer: The key to winning is knowing all your opponent's weaknesses.
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