Novel & Cerita Random Film Quotes

To think otherwise was foolish. - I always do- I caressed her cheeks with my thumbs, causing her spectacular eyes to open-When it's all over, come back to me. -Isn't that a line from Dear John?- He held back his laughter. -I think it's from Atonement- I whispered, blushing. Only I could quote movie phrases in situations like these.

It's the same way Riley looks at me. “Bye, Hendrix.” Uma said. “I'll call you tomorrow, okay?” “Sure baby.” Hendrix kissed her again. “Raquel I hope you feel better! Let me know if you want me to kick David's ass!” “Thanks Hendrix!” Raquel called back. Uma skipped back into the living room. “Let's get baked.” ~~~ “You know what's insane about watching movies?” I asked. “It's like you want the characters to be smart and act like they should in like real life, but then if they did that there would be no movie.”

"I'm such a big fan of your action movies,you are so cool! When my sister told me she was engaged to you,I didn't believe it until your grandma visited and now you are here too!" Jace smiled, his eyes crinkling at the corners. Antonio looked at Jace with a mixture of confusion and annoyance. He wasn't interested in making small talk. "Uh whatever," he said, his tone dismissive. Jace's smile faltered, but he pressed on. "I'm your biggest fan!" he said, his voice full of enthusiasm. "I love your movies! I know all your iconic quotes by heart! You inspire me”. Antonio still didn't know what to make of this kid, and he was getting more and more irritated by the second.

I smiled sheepishly. “I think… sometimes I need to let everything out,” I admitted quietly, my fingers absentmindedly tracing the smooth edge of one of the glass display cases. “Watching those films gives me permission to cry. I know it sounds ridiculous. Half the time the stories are unrealistic, the endings are too perfect, and everyone somehow finds the love of their life in two hours. But…” I smiled faintly. “I still watch them.” Grey remained silent. He had a habit of doing that.

“Okay, I see your point. Not all of them are great, but, I mean, different cultures?” Kimi shook her head. “Nuh-uh. Do not use the ‘Some people juggle geese’ excuse.” “What?” I asked. “Firefly quote,” Kam explained. She flipped us all off. “Suck it. I still love them.” “Just don’t act blind to their faults,” Kimi growled.

“I won’t pounce. Not unless you want me to.” I gave a small laugh and sat on the other end of the couch. He pressed play on the movie, and we sat there in silence for a few minutes, watching as a guy in a leather jacket shot people and yelled about justice. Marcus turned toward me. “You don’t talk much, huh?” “Only when I have something to say.” He sipped his wine. “Fair.” I took a sip of mine. It was bad. Like it came from a gas station with a sticker that said fruity red blend.

Margo's shirt was soaked in tears. I nodded. "Everything is fine," I said, smiling. For the first time since the incident with Jazmin, I felt compelled to smile. Thanks to Amir Khan's famous line. I repeated our favorite line from the Indian film "Three Idiots," "All is well, all is well!" and we burst out laughing. Then we began to sing the movie's OST. We were both fans of Indian films. Following that, we ate chocolate moist cake, a sundae, and carob seeds ice cream! Sweeetsss!

I catch the sight of Dave standing beside a laughing Quinn just as I'm about to take the corner, and I'm quick to look before, before I get drowned in that pitiful gaze. He's been pleading non-stop to get me to tutor him, and each time lessen my anger. "You coming?" Lucy's voice brings me out of my daze, and I give her a smile before walking forward. *** "Oh please! There's no way in fúcking hell we're watching this shitty movie again!" I groan as I try to grab the remote from Vincent, but of course, he wins. Just like always. "You should listen to your elders, nerd. " He teases, and I roll my eyes before grabbing my phone; my mind drifting to thoughts of Sinclair.

Picking up the remote, I began to navigate through the various movie options available. In the midst of scrolling, I turned to her, curiosity pricking at my mind "What’s your favorite movie?" I asked, genuinely interested to know more about her preferences. "I have a couple of favorites" she began, a thoughtful expression crossing her face "It might sound a bit unexpected, but I really love 'Rain Man' and 'I am Sam'" Her revelation did take me by surprise. Both were emotionally intense films, dealing with complex themes such as mental health and the challenges of parenthood. They were poignant stories that left a lasting impact on their viewers.

Gross! "Fine. Take all the time you need, princess" she mocked. Why is she mocking me? I have the good sense to turn around, enter my car and just…yes! Finally, I got the right speech. "Well, life is not fair, Aniston and unfair things happen to people all the time. But we don't throw in the towel. Instead we suck it up and keep pushing" I clenched my fist in solidarity. Aniston narrowed her eyes on me. "Did you seriously just quote Coach Richardson from that movie 'boys on fire'? How dumb do you think I am?"