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Right now everything is great. Everyone is happy. Everyone is in love.
Harry's marriage warningWhen Harry Met Sally... · 1989The speech slides from everyone-is-in-love to screaming over furniture, building by exaggeration. - B214 行
You return,
Blanc walks the crimeKnives Out · 2019Second person, step by step, as cold as a how-to. - B212 行
You see, we are both fugitives in our own way.
Gordon on wearing a maskV for Vendetta · 2006He moves from a wry joke to a confession of years spent hiding, and lands it quietly. - B218 行
That proves that most of us are more afraid of getting hurt than of getting killed.
The soldiers' debate on fearPaths of Glory · 1957It moves from weapons to the nature of fear, turning banter into a rough philosophy. - B223 行
Hello, John, how are you doing today?
The full phone pitchThe Wolf of Wall Street · 2013It runs from small talk to closing the trade in one breath, a textbook sales script. - B210 行
But the city seen from the Queensboro Bridge...
The bridge voice-overThe Great Gatsby · 2013New York looks first-seen, then the line lets even Gatsby happen. - B232 行
Uh... Ahem. Hey, everybody.
Wyldstyle’s TV rallyThe Lego Movie · 2014An apology becomes a citywide order, the pun hits the pavement, and it ends on a Tuesday joke. - B217 行
He called me Charlie Manson.
Adams answers the doctorThe Thin Blue Line · 1988He stacks the doctor's claims one by one, then flips them with a single flat line. - B210 行
Roger sold dope to kids.
Justifying the killingTraining Day · 2001It stacks small facts into a case for murder, and the calm logic is what sells it. - B224 行
The thing is, the media's trying to hold up this whole one-party, two-faction system...
a rant on voting numbersSlacker · 1990He drills 54 percent down to 18, turning arithmetic into an argument that ends by scaring the winners. - B213 行
Tell her I'd like her to have a little supper with me on my yacht, after the show tonight.
Osgood's phone invitationSome Like It Hot · 1959He sweetens the invitation detail by detail until the politeness itself is the joke. - B216 行
I still had a connection, which was insane cause you couldn't get weed any-fucking-where.
Freddy's weed-dealing bitReservoir Dogs · 1992The anecdote drifts into comedy, turning a small errand into a whole cast of callers. - B214 行
I'm more powerful than you because I'm a bigger sinner.
A catalogue of sinsDeconstructing Harry · 1997He recites his sins like a resume, proud and damned at the same time. - B210 行
But look at them.
The official defends the townInterstate 60 · 2002He turns a question of human dignity into a mere difference of priorities. - B210 行
I'm just trying to find some serenity, and some calm in it.
Fear, anger, and loveBe Here Now · 2015In one calm stretch he moves from exhaustion to love, summing up the film's whole creed. - B218 行
Written in stone Ev'ry rule, ev'ry word
SpeechlessAladdin · 2019The old rules get sung, then stacked, until the chorus is a refusal to go mute. - B214 行
I lost him.
the Mardi Gras confessionSuddenly, Last Summer · 1959She narrates her own humiliation in short bursts that accelerate from hurt to violence, then stop cold. - B250 行
Ah, I didn't, ahem, get much sleep last night...
the father's toastAbout Schmidt · 2002He moves from a crossroads to his late wife, then thanks each relative by name before one quiet close. - B223 行
Mr. Norton, the first thing that struck me was that suicide angle.
The suicide statisticsDouble Indemnity · 1944Keyes buries Norton under actuarial detail, then turns the numbers into a verdict. - B211 行
I don't think it really matters what generation you're born into.
A Generational SpeechBefore Sunrise · 1995It moves from her parents' marches to a vague modern enemy, turning family history into a generational confession. - B220 行
Mr. Swine...
The judo boastLolita · 1962He turns getting flipped onto the floor into a proud ritual, and the comedy builds with each detail. - B211 行
You know, she asked me this morning why you're like this.
O'Neill's list speechBreach · 2007He reads out every ready-made excuse, then throws the whole list away. - B215 行
Good evening, ladies and gentlemen. Thank you. I have some sad news for you.
Tony's opening monologueThe King of Comedy · 1982The deadpan delivery of an absurd black joke turns a routine opening into a controlled tease. - B216 行
Am I to understand that you have read this document, inspector?
The national security warningV for Vendetta · 2006It climbs from a question to an order, stacking charges until silence sounds like law.