Your favorite movie quotes

[Hurricane Jack]

“This is a harsh land Ed. It doesn’t suffer fools.” — Wyatt Earp, Wyatt Earp

 

[Hurricane Jack]

It was the plan for every business in the mining camp of Deadwood to have a telephone line (real life 1878):

“F**kin' telephone in my joint. Saloon is a sanctuary. Every man worth the name knows the value of being unreachable.” — Al Swearengen, Deadwood

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Discussing the new Chinese prostitutes recently arrived in Deadwood:

“You ever hear, Tom, the Chinese whore has an ancient way of milking ya of yer sorrow, your loneliness, and that awful feelin' of being forsaken?” — Con Stapleton

“Seems to me that'd leave you with nothing.” — Tom Nuttall, Deadwood

 

[Hurricane Jack]

“He said to tell you we did it for Dixie and nothing else.” — Bob Younger, Long Riders

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“All Southerners come home, even if it’s in a pine box!” — Truman Capote

 

[ILB Frank]

Elwood: Shit.
Jake: What?
Elwood: Rollers.
Jake: No.
Elwood: Yeah.
Jake: Shit.
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Jake: How often does that train go by?
Elwood: So often you won't even notice.

The Blues Brothers

 

[Hurricane Jack]

“Give me a wide berth that I just passed wind...possibly worse.” — Calamity Jane, Deadwood

 

[Monte.C]

Ok this one's really meaningful to me. If you get it, you get it. From Locke (2013).

"Stefan is a good man and will fix the pit and check the others. All twelve pumps will work. The stop-go
will run. The north, south, east and west gates will all take their quarter of concrete. The baby will be born.

And Katrina will be ok. In the morning she will be ok.

[with a sincere intensity] That is how it can be.
That is my prayer.

 

[Hurricane Jack]

“When the misery is bad enough, tomorrow is rarely factored into decisions." — Monica Dutton, Yellowstone

 

[Blackthorn]

• Joe Monday: Last I heard you were gonna have a talk with some fellas. Next thing I hear one of them's dead.
• John Smith: The conversation kind of went downhill...

Last Man Standing

 

[Hurricane Jack]

“Whatever lurks ahead of grievous abominations and disorder, you and me walk into it together like always." — Al Swearengen, Deadwood

 

[Blackthorn]

• Sheriff Ed Galt: Do yourself a favor. First thing, get a firearm.

Last Man Standing

 

[Hurricane Jack]

“Do you ever think, Bullock, of not going straight at a thing?” — Al Swearengen

“No.” — Seth Bullock, Deadwood

 

[Blackthorn]

• Felina: My fear is my curse. What's yours?
• John Smith: I was born without a conscience.

Last Man Standing

 

[Hurricane Jack]

“You ever think about dyin'?” — John Grady Cole

”Yeah. You?” — Lacey Rawlins

”Yeah.” —

“So, you think there's a heaven?” — Lacey Rawlins

”Yeah. Don't you?” —

”I don't know. Yeah, maybe. You think you can believe there's a heaven if you don't believe in hell?” — Lacey Rawlins

”I guess you can believe what you want to.” — John Grady Cole, All The Pretty Horses

 

[Hurricane Jack]

“…I'd have you forbear from spirits.” — Doc

“Under advisement.” — Al Swearengen

“Oh, no, no, no. Don't you humor me, nor talk down to me neither, nor fix to mix in where you ain't been invited.” — Doc, Deadwood

 

[Hurricane Jack]

Said to Johnny Burns, bartender & employee of Al Swearengen, GEM Saloon:

“He is to forbear from spirits of any kind, until he's assayed and diagnosed.” — Doc, Deadwood

 

[Hurricane Jack]

“These people...they got you hooked.” — Keno

“No man gets hooked unless he wants to be hooked. Besides, what else is there? There's no more open land. Mountain man is dead. Buffalo are gone. Soon the horses'll go. Then it'll be our turn. You know anybody that'll be sorry to see you go? Maybe these people'll be sorry to see us go.” — Chris Adams, Guns of the Magnificent Seven (1969)

 

[Blackthorn]

• Hickey: I heard you got Finn. That was Doyle's best shooter.
• John Smith: I thought you were the best.
• Hickey: Nah, just the best lookin'.

Last Man Standing

 

[steve u]

"It's not very often you see a Mexican in a suit"
No country for old men

 

[Hurricane Jack]

“I’m not made for such complexity.” — Mayor E. B. Farnum, Deadwood