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When you stand before the enemy and have to end his life,
the officer's selection speechJojo Rabbit · 2019Questions and standards make mass killing sound like a hiring requirement. - B119 行
I got this call from Brad
Brenda's testimonyAmerican Underdog · 2021She moves from a panic-filled phone call to a boy who keeps beating the odds, holding grief and pride together. - B19 行
This, I have always thought, is a remarkable thing about democracy...
Juror Eleven on democracy12 Angry Men · 1957From a mailed summons to duty and fairness, he makes a system feel concrete. - B118 行
You listening? It's easier than you think.
Everyone wants to get richThe Wolf of Wall Street · 2013The Amish and Buddhist detour turns a sales lesson into a comic rant that still lands. - B16 行
Enough! Let's get something straight right now!
David kills the family actWe're the Millers · 2013He strips kid, wife, and family in a row, then lands on the job and a pop-culture snap. - B16 行
Then the guide couldn't recall which cave she'd gone into.
Aziz's broken accountA Passage to India · 1984The scrambled order and repeats show his panic better than any line could. - B14 行
In fact, it was decreed by its creator that this place shall never age.
the founder's dying wishThe Way Way Back · 2013He invents an absurd dying wish with a straight face, and the seriousness is the joke. - B113 行
GATSBY'. I always knew that I could climb.
The pause before the kissThe Great Gatsby · 2013The climber stops at her mouth, waits one extra beat, then jumps. - B17 行
Move! Let's go! Open the fucking gates!
The guard's barrageAmerican History X · 1998Command piles on command with no breath, turning the cell block into pure pressure. - B110 行
Always use a turn signal.
Instruction-book citizenThe Lego Movie · 2014Turn signals, dry-cleaning, fake smiles, returned compliments: obedience sung as a daily list. - B14 行
I am Puss in Boots.
Puss talks back to the mirrorPuss in Boots: The Last Wish · 2022He throws the retirement order at the glass, and each line hardens the legend. - B16 行
We really were intrigued with the idea
The one-sentence pitchFriends: The Reunion · 2021They walk from ensemble structure to a life stage and land on friends as family. - B111 行
He was one of these kind that didn't like getting involved.
the look that matteredThe Thin Blue Line · 1988She moves from her husband's fear to her own stubborn look, ending on the glance that decides everything. - B18 行
Yeah, it gets pretty cold.
Weekends on the lakeInside Out · 2015Warm specifics pile up until one clause admits the weekends have stopped. - B110 行
I peed twice.
survival report to camera127 Hours · 2010He turns humiliating body news into deadpan comedy for the lens. - B14 行
Of course. Who wouldn't? He's such an old darling.
Angela on the GeneralThe Life and Death of Colonel Blimp · 1943Four quick turns of praise build a bright, affectionate portrait of her employer. - B16 行
Oh, hold on a second.
Beavis's big confessionBeavis and Butt-Head Do the Universe · 2022The sudden switch from jokes to real feeling is what makes the speech land. - B18 行
Listen, you know, those teachers and that doctor, to them it's all about bad parenting which, of course, comes down to me because I'm the only one here.
The mother's phone monologueFront of the Class · 2008She speaks for everyone else first, then slowly exposes how alone and worn down she is. - B18 行
Do you know that there's actually people out there who avoid me now?
Bob sells himselfAuto Focus · 2002He stacks short proofs until the pitch sounds like a joke résumé. - B113 行
I took disco lessons in the sixth grade
The confession listThe Proposal · 2009Disco lessons, then funerals, then a broken engagement: she stacks facts until they stop being small talk. - B16 行
Wouldn't it be incredible if, after you passed on...
the pitch for a memoirCan You Ever Forgive Me? · 2018It sells immortality through one sly image, letters still sold after you are gone. - B112 行
No, don't worry. I kept your name out of it, so there'll be no trouble...
Baxter's cover-up on the phoneThe Apartment · 1960He smooths over every problem for his boss, and the ease of the lie shows his position. - B15 行
I tell you what. I think that having an audience...
On having an audienceThe End of the Tour · 2015He strips the thrill of an audience down to a plain mammal level and dares to say it. - B14 行
You young people, you are so old-fashioned.
The rocket argumentSabrina · 1954He mocks the young as old-fashioned, cites rockets, then insults her face without blinking.