Michael Fassbender movie quotes

View Quote I forced the vote because I believed I was right. I still believe I'm right, and I'm right. Now, I bled that night, and I don't bleed. But time's done its thing, and I really haven't thought about it in a while.

View Quote The Mac is beige, I'm beige, the disk is blue. The shirt has to be white.

View Quote John, listen to me: Whoever said "The customer is always right" was, I promise you, a customer.

View Quote "The trick, William Potter, is not minding that it hurts."

View Quote Big things have small beginnings.

View Quote Observing an alien larva on his fingertip. Another quote from Lawrence of Arabia (film).

View Quote Mary Epps: [about Patsey] You will remove that black bitch from this property, or I'll take myself back to Cheneyville.
Edwin Epps: Back to the hogs's trough where I found you? Do not set yourself against Patsey, my dear. Cos I will rid myself of you well before I do away with her.

View Quote "And that servant which knew his Lord's will... which knew his Lord's will and prepared not himself... prepared not himself, neither did according to his will, shall be beaten with many stripes..." D'ye hear that? "Stripes." That **** that don't take care, that don't obey his lord - that's his master - d'ye see? - that 'ere **** shall be beaten with many stripes. Now, "many" signifies a great many. Forty, a hundred, a hundred and fifty lashes... That's Scripture.

View Quote Edwin Epps: [Having awakened Solomon in the middle of the night, Epps coaxes him outside, puts his arm around him as if consoling a friend, and guides him into the woods] Well, boy. I understand I've got a larned **** that writes letters and tries to get white fellows to mail 'em. Well, Armsby tol' me today the devil was among my ****. That I had one that needed close watchin' or he would run away. When I axed him why, he said you come over to him and waked him up in the middle of the night and wanted him to carry a letter to Marksville. What have yah got to say to that?
Solomon Northup: There is no truth in it.
Edwin Epps: You say.
Solomon Northup: How could I write a letter without ink or paper? There is nobody I want to write to 'cause I hain't got no friends living as I know of. That Armsby is a lying drunken fellow. You know this, just as you know that I am constant in truth. Now, master, I can see what that Armsby is after, plain enough. Didn't he want you to hire him for an overseer? That's it. He wants to make you believe we're all going to run away and then he thinks you'll hire an overseer to watch us. He believes you are soft soap. He's given to such talk. I believe he's just made this story out of whole cloth, 'cause he wants to get a situation. It's all a lie, master, you may depend on't. It's all a lie.
Edwin Epps: [reveals a pocket knife he'd had pressed against Solomon's gut the entire time] Well I'll be damned... Were he not free and white, Platt. Were he not free and white.

View Quote You **** dickhead! You want beef?

View Quote You were going to say something?

View Quote It was an accident. Give me the car keys. I'll drive her to the vet.

View Quote Rochester: I offer you my hand, my heart. Jane, I ask you to pass through life at my side. You are my equal and my likeness. Will you marry me?
Jane: Are you mocking me?
Rochester: You doubt me.
Jane: Entirely.

View Quote Rochester: Who's there? This hand. Jane Eyre. Jane Eyre.
Jane: Edward, I'm come back to you. Fairfax Rochester with nothing to say.
Rochester: You're altogether a human being Jane.
Jane: I conscientiously believe so.
Rochester: I dream.
Jane: Awaken then.

View Quote Rochester: [after Jane and Mr. Rochester have put out a fire that was set to his bed] Say nothing about this. You are no talking fool.
Jane: But...
Rochester: I'll account for the state of affairs. Say nothing.
Jane: Yes, sir.
Rochester: Is that how you would leave me? Jane, fire is a horrible death. You've saved my life. Don't walk past me as if we were strangers.
Jane: What am I to do, then?
[Rochester offers his hand, which she hesitates before taking. He covers her hand with his and draws closer]
Rochester: I have a pleasure in owing you my life.
Jane: There is no debt.
Rochester: I knew you would do me good in some way. I saw it in your eyes when I first beheld you. Their expression did not strike my very inmost being so for nothing. People talk of natural sympathies. You...
Jane: Good night then, sir.
Rochester: You will leave me, then.
Jane: I am cold.
Rochester: Go.

View Quote Erik Lehnsherr: How did you lose them?
Charles Xavier: The treatment for my spine affects my DNA.
Erik: You sacrificed your powers so you could walk?!
Charles: I sacrificed my powers so I could sleep. [angry] What do you know about it?
Erik: I've lost my fair share.
Charles: [laughs coldly] Dry your eyes, Erik. [angry] It doesn't justify what you've done.
Erik: You have no idea what I've done.
Charles: I know you took the things that meant the most to me.
Erik: Well maybe you should have fought harder for them.
Charles: [stands up angrily] If you want a fight Erik, I will give you a fight!
Wolverine: Sit down!
Erik: Let him come.
Charles: [seizes Erik by the front of his shirt] You abandoned me! You took her away and you abandoned me!
Erik: Angel. [growing angrier as he recites the names] Azazel. Emma. Banshee. Mutant brothers and sisters, all dead! [Erik's anger begins to affect the plane's stability] Countless others experimented on, butchered! Where were you, Charles?! We were supposed to protect them! Where were you when your own people needed you?! Hiding! You and Hank! Pretending to be something you're not! You abandoned us all!
Hank McCoy: [trying to maintain control of the plane] ERIK!
Erik: [relinquishes his control of the plane, allowing Hank to regain control.] You abandoned us all.

View Quote [Having unleashed the Sentinel Mark Is, Erik controls a news camera and hold President Nixon, his cabinet and Trask hostage.]
Erik Lehnsherr: You built these weapons to destroy us. Why? Because you are afraid of our gifts. Because we are different. Humanity has always feared that which is different, but I am here to tell you, to tell the world, you're right to fear us. We are the future. We are the ones who inherit this earth and anyone who stands in our way, will suffer the same fate as these men you see before you. Today was meant to be a display of your power. Instead I give you a glimpse of the devastation my race can unleash upon yours. Let this be a warning to the world and to my mutant brothers and sisters out there, I say this. No more hiding. No more suffering. You have lived in the shadows of shame and fear for too long. Come out. Join me. Fight together in a brotherhood of our kind, a new tomorrow that starts today.
[In the future, Blink makes a valiant effort to fend off the Sentinels. She is later killed by them as Magneto begins to succumb to his injury.]
Magneto: All those years wasted fighting each other, Charles, to have a precious few of them back. [Charles comforts him as the Sentinels begin using their energy beam to break through. Iceman tries to hold them off using his ice powers to barricade the door.]

View Quote Charles: [about Mystique] How was she?
Erik: Strong. Driven. You should be proud of her. She's out there, fighting for our cause!
Charles: Your cause. The girl I raised, she wasn't capable of killing.
Erik: You didn't raise her, you grew up with her. And she couldn't stay your little girl forever, that's why she left
Charles: [angrily] She left because you got inside her head!
Erik: That's not my power.

View Quote Stelios: It is an honour to die by your side.
Leonidas: It is an honour to have lived at yours.

View Quote Persian Emissary (encountering a group of Greeks building a wall to hold off the Persians): I am the emissary to the ruler of all the world, the god of gods, king of kings, and by that authority, I demand that someone show me your commander! [He is ignored by the Greeks] Listen. Do you think the paltry dozen you slew scare us? These hills swarm with our scouts! And do you think your pathetic wall will do anything other than fall like a heap of dry leaves in the face of ...
[The Emissary sees that the stone wall is partially made up of Persian corpses]
Stelios: Our ancestors built this wall, using ancient stones from the bosom of Greece herself. And with a little Spartan help, your Persian scouts provided the mortar.
Persian Emissary: You will pay for your barbarism!
[As the Persian Emissary raises his whip, Stelios cuts off the Emissary's arm]
Persian Emissary: My arm!
Stelios: It's not yours anymore. Go now, run along and tell your Xerxes that he faces free men here, not slaves. Do it quickly, before we decide to make our wall just a little bit bigger.
Persian Emissary: No, not slaves. Your women will be slaves. Your sons, your daughters, your elders will be slaves, but not you. By noon this day, you will all be dead men! The thousand nations of the Persian Empire descend upon you! Our arrows will blot out the sun!
Stelios (grins): Then we will fight in the shade.

View Quote [The Spartans hold up their shields as a flurry of Persian arrows blot out the sun]
Leonidas: Persian cowards.
[Suddenly, Astinos begins laughing]
Stelios: What the hell are you laughing at?
Astinos: You had to say it!
Stelios: What?
Astinos: "Fight in the shade"!
[Other Spartans laugh with him]

View Quote [screaming skywards]' IS THIS WHAT YOU WANT FROM ME?! Is this what I am?! Is this what I am?

View Quote My name isn't Henryk, My name is Magneto.

View Quote [at the rebuilt Xavier Institute]
Charles: The world's already begun rebuilding its arsenals.
Erik Lehnsherr: It's human nature, Charles.
Charles: I still have hope.
Erik: [chuckles] Oh, yes. "Hope".
Charles: I was right about Raven. I was even right about you.
Erik: What about the rest of the world? Doesn't it ever wake you up in the middle of the night? The feeling that one day they'll come for you and your children.
Charles: It does, indeed.
Erik: What do you do when you wake up to that?
Charles: I feel a great swell of pity for the poor soul that comes to my school looking for trouble. [Erik nods.] You sure I can't convince you to stay?
Erik: [smiles] You're psychic, Charles. [begins to leave] You can convince me to do anything.
Charles : Goodbye, old friend.
Erik: Good luck, Professor. [leaves]

View Quote You're always sorry, Charles, and there's always a speech... but nobody cares anymore.