Michael Shannon movie quotes

View Quote This council has been disbanded! [Ro-Zar: On whose authority?] Mine.

View Quote You won't kill us yourself! You wouldn't sully your hands, but you'll damn us to a black hole for eternity! Jor-El was right! You're a pack of fools! Every last one of you! [to Lara] And you... you believe your son is safe? I will find him. I will reclaim what you have taken from us! I will find him. I will find him, Lara. I WILL FIND HIM!

View Quote Tell me, you have Jor-El's memories, his conscience, can you experience his pain? I will harvest the Codex from your son's corpse, and I will rebuild Krypton atop his bones.

View Quote I'm not an axe murderer.

View Quote If you want to know what is going on, you have to listen to me! You have to, because you don't know, the **** enormity of what we're dealing with!

View Quote AGNES! I don't believe that my presence here is accidental.

View Quote Hurricanes leave smaller trails than you two morons.

View Quote It's too late for that, Charlie. This time you screwed up big, final straw big.

View Quote This from Sal Maggio.

View Quote My name is General Zod, I come from a world far from yours, for some time, your world has sheltered one of my citizens, I request that you return this individual to my custody.

View Quote Kara Zor-El. We've been waiting for you.

View Quote Your uncle Jor-El, hid the key to Krypton's rebirth inside a Kryptonian child. All the genetic material needed to start again, coded inside the DNA and sent to Earth in an escape pod.

View Quote Elsie: You're talking about a tribunal.
Robert Jackson: Exactly. The world needs to know what these men did.

View Quote [as Robert Jackson and John Amen are leaving the catholic church to get support from the Pope for the upcoming trial]
Colonel. John Amen: Did you just blackmail the Pope?
Robert Jackson: I don't wanna talk about it.

View Quote Robert Jackson: May I please your honors... The privilege of opening the first trial in history for crimes against the peace of the world imposes a grave responsibility. The wrongs which we seek to condemn and punish have been so calculated, so malignant, and so devastating that civilization cannot tolerate their being ignored because we cannot survive their being repeated. In the prisoner's dock sit 20 odd broken men. We will show them to be living symbols of racial hatreds, of terrorism and violence, and of the arrogance and cruelty of power. Civilization can afford no compromise by dealing ambiguously or indecisively with the men in whom these forces now precariously survive. Wars are no longer local. All modern wars become world wars, eventually. And none of the big nations can stay out. But the ultimate step in avoiding periodic wars in a system of international lawlessness is to make statesmen responsible for the law. And let me make clear that while this law is first applied against German aggressors, it must condemn aggression by any other nation including those who sit here now, in judgment. We are able to do away with domestic tyranny and violence and aggression by those in power against the rights of their own people only when we make all men answerable to the law.

View Quote God gave me a gift to be able to help people, to defend our country. And I feel him calling on me now for this mission.

View Quote It's like God made a curtain with the smoke, shielding us from what we're not yet ready to see.

View Quote Dave Karnes: What's the status here?
Fireman: The search has been called off. They say the Marriott's gonna go too, and until it's more stable, we're out. This whole thing is crap, man. Our guys are in there. They're dying in there.
Dave Karnes: It's like God made a curtain with the smoke, shielding us from what we're not yet ready to see.

View Quote I think it means that our father finally came to his senses and cut this worthless little brat out of his will. (to Ransom) So I guess you're gonna have to sell the Beamer and give your notice at the country club and kick whatever fashion drug you're on, because if you think that after all the bridges you've burned, after all the shit you've said and after everything that you've put this family through for the past ten years that any of us are going to support you, that any of us are going to give you - like DAD liked to say - "a single red DIME", you're NUTS!

View Quote Ransom Drysdale: That's some heavy-duty conjecture.
Walt Thrombey: Funny, Ransom, you skipped the funeral, but you're early for the will reading.
Ransom Drysdale: Up your ass.
Meg Thrombey: Oh, very nice!
Ransom Drysdale: Matter of fact, eat shit. How's that? [pointing to each family member who is shouting at him] Eat shit, eat shit, eat shit... definitely eat shit... We gotta do this more often.