Florence Pugh movie quotes

View Quote [civilian medical subject Bob is distracting O.X.E. Group mercenaries by firing an MP5K ] Oh, no. Bob helped. [O.X.E. Group mercenaries open fire on Bob]

View Quote There is something wrong with me. An emptiness. I thought it started when my sister died, but now it feels like something bigger. Just a... void. Or maybe I'm just bored.

View Quote [breaking up Bob and Walker] Okay okay! We swung our tiny dicks, it was a lot of fun.

View Quote Siv: Now it's traditional for the May Queen to bless our crops and livestock. And after the luck - you just inherited from that salt herring, we should all be doubly encouraged! [laughter; pause]
Dani: Can Christian come with me?
Siv: Nej. The Queen must ride alone.

View Quote Dani: I’m really sorry, Pelle. Thank you for inviting me, but I really need to go. Can someone maybe drive me?
Pelle: I did warn you this time. I know it looks extreme, but we only do this once every ninety years. It’s – what’s the word...?
Dani: I understand that it’s momentous.
Pelle: Right! Exactly!
Dani: I don’t know why we’re here, Pelle! I don’t know why you invited us!
Pelle: Okay: Here: Sit down. Please. I invited my friends because this is a once-in-a-lifetime thing and I wanted to share it. Especially with my friends who I knew would appreciate it, because I am proud of this place.
Dani: But I’m not an anthropologist. I don’t have the foundation to understand this.
Pelle: And yet I was the most excited for you to come. Here: smell this.
Dani: What is it?
Pelle: It calms you down. Go on. Inhale. I will, too. Isn’t that nice?... I know what you’re going through, Dani.
Dani: What am I going through? I’m scared. I can’t breathe.
Pelle: You’re going through a lot. I know you are, and I’m gonna say something now, because my birth parents are both gone, too--
Dani: What?! [crying] That’s not what I’m talking about!
Pelle: I know, and that’s fine, but please... My birth-parents both died when I was a little boy. They burned up in a fire, and I became – technically – an orphan. So believe me when I say I know what that is, because I do. Yet my difference is: I didn’t get a chance to feel lost. Because I had a family – here – where everyone embraced me and swept me up and I was raised by a community that doesn’t distinguish between what is theirs and what is not theirs. That’s what you were sacrificed to. But I – have always felt...held. By a family. A real family. Which everyone deserves. And you deserve.
Dani: [looks down at Pelle’s hands holding hers] Christian could walk in.
Pelle: He’s what I’m talking about. And he’s my good friend and I like him... But do you feel held by him, Dani? Does he feel like a home to you? My pilgrimage has been fun. New York is fun... But I also find it terrifying how people live. As if it’s necessary and even good to be lost and drifting...and I haven’t spent one night over there that I haven’t longed to be back here...in the lap of the Hårgas. Stay, Dani. Please. It will be good... And I swear we’re all finished sacrificing animals.

View Quote Dani: [having a bad trip] I got lost.
Christian: Let’s go back to the group.
Dani: Christian. Nothing means anything.
Christian: What?
Dani: Nothing means anything! We’re just alone. [tearing up] And I felt this presence – like God but not God – and it was telling me this and it was laughing at me.
Christian: You heard laughing?
Dani: I felt it laughing! I figured it out, that nothing means anything and we’re born alone and we die alone, and it was getting pleasure from that.
Christian: Okay: no. We’re going back to the friends. You’re having a bad trip, and you’re thinking you’re alone because you went off and you made yourself alone. You just got scared. You have me. Everything’s connected. We’re all one. Those are the good things you’re supposed to think about when you trip. We’re all unified. ****.

View Quote [after running Tobias over] The chocolate orange was pronounced dead at the scene.

View Quote So... I was thinking... maybe, um, we... should have some sex... before my treatment begins.

View Quote Tobias: So sorry, but do we know each other?
Almut: Oh. Yeah... No. Um... sorry... I... I, I ran you over.
Tobias: Oh.
Almut: Sorry.
Tobias: It's all right.

View Quote Natasha Romanoff: How many others are there?
Yelena Belova: Enough.

View Quote Yelena Belova: Okay, you got a plan, or shall I just stay, duck, and cover?
Natasha Romanoff: My plan was to drive us away!
Yelena Belova: It's a shit plan.

View Quote [post-credits scene: Yelena tends to Natasha's grave, and gets a visitor]
Valentina Allegra de Fontaine: [blowing her nose] Sorry. I'm allergic to the Midwest. What this woman did? Honestly, I can't even imagine.
Yelena: You're not supposed to be bothering me on my holiday time, Valentina.
Valentina: Oh. Bothering you? Oh no, no, no, I’m just here paying my respects.
Yelena: Mm. You know, coming here makes you look desperate.
Valentina: [laughs] Oho-kay!
Yelena: I want a raise.
Valentina: Oh yeah. You and me both. Believe me…you're gonna earn it. [pulls a tablet out of her purse] I've got your next target. Thought I'd hand-deliver it. [opens the tablet and hands it to Yelena] Maybe you'd like a shot at the man responsible for your sister's death. [the tablet contains a photo of Clint Barton] Kind of a cutie, don't you think?

View Quote Repression only makes a religion flourish.

View Quote Prophets get stronger when they die. Let the conflict on Arrakis turn into war. You then bring peace, as a savior.

View Quote You've been preparing me my whole life.

View Quote I want to be great or nothing.

View Quote Amy March: I'm sorry, Jo.
Marmee March: Amy...
Amy March: It's just that the only thing you care about is your writing so it's not as if I could hurt you by ruining one of your dresses. And I really did want to hurt you. I am the most sorry for it now. I'm so sorry.
Marmee March: Jo, don't let the sun go down on your anger. Forgive her. Help each other, and you begin again tomorrow.
Jo March: She doesn't deserve my forgiveness. I will hate her! I will hate her forever!

View Quote Amy March: I believe we have some power over who we love. It isn't something that just happens to a person.
Theodore 'Laurie' Laurence: I think the poets might disagree.
Amy March: Well, I'm not a poet. I'm just a woman. And as a woman, there's no way for me to make my own money. Not enough to earn a living or support my family. And if I had my own money, which I don't, that money would belong to my husband the moment we got married. And if we had children, they would be his, not mine. They would be his property. So don't sit there and tell me that marriage isn't an economic proposition because it is. It may not be for you, but it most certainly is for me.

View Quote Is that a joke? You think this scruffy, geriatric bag of bones looks like a legend? This is definitely not…

View Quote Too hard! That was not JUST RIGHT!