Daylight Quotes
Kit Latura: [hearing the tunnel collapsing on itself] Keep trying you piece of shit. Keep trying. You've killed everybody else. You know what, you haven't killed me. [readies an explosive]
Kit Latura: I have found your heart, and I'm gonna blow it right out of you [thrusts the explosive right into the wall of mud]
Kit Latura: I have found your heart, and I'm gonna blow it right out of you [thrusts the explosive right into the wall of mud]
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[after escaping out of a small jail cell]
Kara Milovy: You were fantastic. We're free.
James Bond: Kara, we're inside a Russian airbase in the middle of Afghanistan.
Kara Milovy: You were fantastic. We're free.
James Bond: Kara, we're inside a Russian airbase in the middle of Afghanistan.
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[after removing his disguise]
Kamran Shah: Thank you both for your help. My name is Kamran Shah. Please forgive the theatricals, it's a hangover from my Oxford days.
Kamran Shah: Thank you both for your help. My name is Kamran Shah. Please forgive the theatricals, it's a hangover from my Oxford days.
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[first lines]
M: Gentlemen, this may only be an exercise so far as the Ministry of Defence is concerned. But for me, it is a matter of pride that the 00 section has been chosen for this test. Your objective is to penetrate the radar installations of Gibralter. Now, the SAS has been placed on full alert to intercept you, but I know you won't let me down. Good luck, men.
M: Gentlemen, this may only be an exercise so far as the Ministry of Defence is concerned. But for me, it is a matter of pride that the 00 section has been chosen for this test. Your objective is to penetrate the radar installations of Gibralter. Now, the SAS has been placed on full alert to intercept you, but I know you won't let me down. Good luck, men.
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[James Bond and Kara Milovy snow-slide through customs in a cello case]
James Bond: [yelling] We have nothing to declare.
Kara Milovy: [yelling] Except the cello. [the word 'cello' echoes through the valley a few times]
James Bond: [yelling] We have nothing to declare.
Kara Milovy: [yelling] Except the cello. [the word 'cello' echoes through the valley a few times]
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Elliot West: Well how much do I owe you for this?
Jennifer Borman: Don't worry about it, I'll just put it on your tab.
Elliot West: Well let me know when we get to six figures.
Jennifer Borman: I probably already own your house.
Jennifer Borman: Don't worry about it, I'll just put it on your tab.
Elliot West: Well let me know when we get to six figures.
Jennifer Borman: I probably already own your house.
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Susan Ellroy: [entry from confiscated journal]November second. Brushed my teeth. When I came back to my room, they were there again. Let them put their hands on me. Why would they do that?
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Josh Riedford: I don't understand why you want to film everything.
David McCracken: Because, why not? I mean if everybody was like me, we'd have irrefutable proof of Sasquatch by now.
Josh Riedford: If everybody was like you, nobody would get anything done.
David McCracken: Yeah they'd film everything and then you'd be able to...
Josh Riedford: Yeah, a lot of good that would do.
David McCracken: Ah, well, whatever.
Josh Riedford: You know, David, she's gonna know what we're doing. I mean, it's very obvious that's a camera.
David McCracken: Okay, look, it's obvious if you look at it right there... [stares directly into camera]
David McCracken: ... if you look at it head-on.
Josh Riedford: Mm hmm, yeah...
David McCracken: But it's not. It'll be low, and you'll never even tell.
Josh Riedford: And the big green lunch box doesn't just scream, Hey, I'm up to something!?
David McCracken: It screams I'm hungry.
Josh Riedford: This is so stupid...
David McCracken: Because, why not? I mean if everybody was like me, we'd have irrefutable proof of Sasquatch by now.
Josh Riedford: If everybody was like you, nobody would get anything done.
David McCracken: Yeah they'd film everything and then you'd be able to...
Josh Riedford: Yeah, a lot of good that would do.
David McCracken: Ah, well, whatever.
Josh Riedford: You know, David, she's gonna know what we're doing. I mean, it's very obvious that's a camera.
David McCracken: Okay, look, it's obvious if you look at it right there... [stares directly into camera]
David McCracken: ... if you look at it head-on.
Josh Riedford: Mm hmm, yeah...
David McCracken: But it's not. It'll be low, and you'll never even tell.
Josh Riedford: And the big green lunch box doesn't just scream, Hey, I'm up to something!?
David McCracken: It screams I'm hungry.
Josh Riedford: This is so stupid...
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David McCracken: You know any Gabes or Mikes?
Colin Sullivan: I know a lot of people.
David McCracken: Around here?
Colin Sullivan: The only Gabe I know is in Canada and Mikes mostly from my old school in Norwich.
David McCracken: Mostly?
Colin Sullivan: Well, there is one around here.
David McCracken: Your age?
Colin Sullivan: Yeah.
David McCracken: Where is he?
Colin Sullivan: Not too far.
David McCracken: Last name?
Colin Sullivan: Uh, Hunt.
David McCracken: Okay, Mike Hunt. What's the address? [Colin starts laughing]
David McCracken: I don't get it...
Colin Sullivan: I know a lot of people.
David McCracken: Around here?
Colin Sullivan: The only Gabe I know is in Canada and Mikes mostly from my old school in Norwich.
David McCracken: Mostly?
Colin Sullivan: Well, there is one around here.
David McCracken: Your age?
Colin Sullivan: Yeah.
David McCracken: Where is he?
Colin Sullivan: Not too far.
David McCracken: Last name?
Colin Sullivan: Uh, Hunt.
David McCracken: Okay, Mike Hunt. What's the address? [Colin starts laughing]
David McCracken: I don't get it...
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Kris Ellroy: I found Dan in her room one night. Susan got stung by a hornet. Must've clung to the inside of her pants when she was swimming or something. I didn't know. She came running, crying. I picked her up, hugged her, tried to calm her down... the whole time that thing's in there buzzing around. Stinging her. They don't die once they get you, not like bees. I went out to get her ice cream, make her feel better... He said he was... He said he was kissing her hornet stings. Then he said something like, what a terrible thing to happen. My god, that was almost worse. Like he'd done nothing.
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David McCracken: Special delivery, Wayne County, Deerborn, Michigan.
Jennifer Borman: So you solved the case of the missing pederast?
David McCracken: Sure did. Daniel Alan Burroughs, father of Susan Ellroy, died after a run in with a bottle of scotch and a train.
Jennifer Borman: Are you serious?
David McCracken: Yup. Two years ago this January. He's dead.
Jennifer Borman: We've got a lot of phone calls to make.
David McCracken: Jen.
Jennifer Borman: Yeah?
David McCracken: How much more evidence do you need against this guy to make him the prime suspect? I mean, we've been chasing down a dead man. Meantime, we've got this priest running around out there who's got a weird relationship with this girl.
Jennifer Borman: Enough David.
David McCracken: Are you some kind of a Catholic apologist or something? What's going on?
Jennifer Borman: Just because the man is our most likely suspect, it doesn't make him the culprit.
David McCracken: Actually, that's often exactly what that means.
Jennifer Borman: So you solved the case of the missing pederast?
David McCracken: Sure did. Daniel Alan Burroughs, father of Susan Ellroy, died after a run in with a bottle of scotch and a train.
Jennifer Borman: Are you serious?
David McCracken: Yup. Two years ago this January. He's dead.
Jennifer Borman: We've got a lot of phone calls to make.
David McCracken: Jen.
Jennifer Borman: Yeah?
David McCracken: How much more evidence do you need against this guy to make him the prime suspect? I mean, we've been chasing down a dead man. Meantime, we've got this priest running around out there who's got a weird relationship with this girl.
Jennifer Borman: Enough David.
David McCracken: Are you some kind of a Catholic apologist or something? What's going on?
Jennifer Borman: Just because the man is our most likely suspect, it doesn't make him the culprit.
David McCracken: Actually, that's often exactly what that means.
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Jennifer Borman: What is Father Patrick doing here?
Amber Irons: Um, when I got home from school, he was going around the house saying prayers. He said my mom called him.
Jennifer Borman: But your mom's not home, right?
Amber Irons: Well, no. But he comes over all the time.
Amber Irons: Um, when I got home from school, he was going around the house saying prayers. He said my mom called him.
Jennifer Borman: But your mom's not home, right?
Amber Irons: Well, no. But he comes over all the time.
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Jennifer Borman: What's Father Hitchens doing here?
Josh Riedford: Busting some chops would be my guess.
Jennifer Borman: I didn't know that you knew him.
David McCracken: We're CPS. Name a priest we don't know.
Josh Riedford: Busting some chops would be my guess.
Jennifer Borman: I didn't know that you knew him.
David McCracken: We're CPS. Name a priest we don't know.
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David McCracken: So everybody's gone home from work. Jennifer's been acting really weird lately about Father Patrick. I've tried everything I can to bring his suspicious behavior to her attention, but I don't know what else I can do...
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Jennifer Borman: Stop! David, stop!
David McCracken: Okay, fine. I'm stopped. What?
Jennifer Borman: Okay, so you honestly think that it's a good idea to take a psychologically distressed nine-year-old out of her house in the middle of the night and then walk for miles in this cold?
David McCracken: What's the alternative?
David McCracken: Okay, fine. I'm stopped. What?
Jennifer Borman: Okay, so you honestly think that it's a good idea to take a psychologically distressed nine-year-old out of her house in the middle of the night and then walk for miles in this cold?
David McCracken: What's the alternative?
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