Tom Hiddleston movie quotes

View Quote It turns out your tribe were totally crap at football.

View Quote Take him away and kill him... slowly. [Guards start walking away with Dug really slowly] No! I meant take him away at normal speed and kill him slowly! Idiots!

View Quote You're losers, caveman. Always have been, always will be.

View Quote [Loki watches Chitauri invade New York into ashes from Stark Tower, but Thor enters to confront him.]
Thor: Loki! Turn off the Tesseract, or I'll destroy it!
Loki: You can't. There is no stopping it. [points his Sceptor at Thor] There is only... the war.
Thor: So be it.

View Quote Thor: [confronting Loki] You listen well, brother. I-- [Iron Man sends him flying]
Loki: I'm listening.

View Quote Loki: [Teleporting to the front of a fleeing crowd] Kneel before me! [The crowd flees the other way; Loki teleports in that direction] I said... KNEEL!!! [Slams the staff on the ground, releasing a thunderous shockwave that scares the crowd into submission] Is not this simpler? Is this not your natural state? It is the unspoken truth of humanity that you crave subjugation. The bright lure of freedom diminishes your life's joy in a mad scramble for power. For identity. You were made to be ruled. In the end, you will always kneel.
Old German Man: [Stands up] Not to men like you.
Loki: [With a smug smirk] There are no men like me.
Old German Man: There are always men like you.
Loki: Look to your elder, people. LET HIM BE AN EXAMPLE! [fires a blast from his scepter at the old man, only to have Captain America jump in and deflect it back with his shield, knocking Loki down]
Captain America: Ya know, the last time I was in Germany and saw a man standing above everybody else, we ended up disagreeing.

View Quote An uncharted island? Let me list all the ways you're going to die. Rain, heat, mud, disease-carrying flies and mosquitos. Sure, you could load up on the atabrine for the malaria, but what about the other bacteria? And we haven't even started on the things that want to eat you alive.

View Quote You came here looking for a tracker. Who or what am I tracking?

View Quote I guess no man comes home from war. Not really.

View Quote [Last words] You... will never be... a god.

View Quote Well, for one thing, I'm not Asgardian. And for another– we have a Hulk.

View Quote Thanos: [Unimpressed] If you consider failure experience.
Loki: I consider experience experience. Almighty Thanos, I, Loki, Prince of Asgard... [Looks significantly at Thor] Odinson... the rightful King of Jotunheim, God of Mischief, do hereby pledge to you, my undying fidelity.
[Thor squints and notices a dagger materialize in Loki's hand. Loki braces himself, thrusts upward with lightning speed and attempts to stab Thanos, but is frozen in place by the Space Stone's power before the point could strike home.]
Thanos: "Undying." You should choose your words more carefully.
[Thanos twists the dagger out of Loki's hand with his right hand, then takes hold of Loki's neck with the gauntlet and lifts him to eye level. Loki struggles, kicking, as his throat is squeezed. He makes eye contact with Thor before he increases his force on Loki's neck.]
Loki: [Giving up on fighting against Thanos] You... will never be... a god. [Thanos crushes Loki's neck, killing him.]
Thor: [Muffled in his gag] No!
Thanos: [Walks over and drops Loki's body in front of Thor.] No resurrections this time.
[Thanos raises the gauntlet, sends violet Power fire through the remains of the Statesman, and uses the Space Stone to teleport away with the Black Order.]
Thor: No... Loki...
[Thor is released from his bonds. He crawls over to Loki's body – which, unlike in Thor: The Dark World, has not returned to its Jotun form – and lays his head down on Loki's chest, shedding tears for all that he has lost. The ship explodes.]
[Dr. Stephen Strange recruits Tony Stark to the New York Sanctum, and he with Bruce Banner and Wong explain Thanos' plan to acquire the Infinity Stones.]
Tony Stark: Tell me his name again.
Bruce Banner: Thanos. He's a plague, Tony. He invades planets, he takes what he wants, he wipes out half the population. He sent Loki! The attack on New York, that's him!
Stark: [To himself] This is it... what's our timeline?
Banner: No telling. He has the Power and Space Stones, that already makes him the strongest creature in the whole Universe! If he gets his hands on all 6 Stones, Tony...
Dr. Stephen Strange: He could destroy life on a scale hitherto undreamt of.
Thor: There's six stones out there. Thanos already has the Power Stone because he stole it when he decimated Xandar last week. He stole the Space Stone from me, when he destroyed my ship and slaughtered half my people. The Time and Mind Stones are safe on Earth. They're with the Avengers.
Peter Quill: The Avengers?
Thor: They're Earth's Mightiest Heroes.
Mantis: Like Kevin Bacon? [This line echoes a reference to Footloose made by Quill in Guardians of the Galaxy]
Thor: He may be on the team, I don't know. Haven't been there in a while. As for the Soul Stone, no one's ever seen that. No one even knows where it is. Therefore, Thanos can't get it. Therefore, he's going to Knowhere. Hence, he'll be getting the Reality Stone. You're welcome!
Gamora: Then we have to go to Knowhere now.
Thor: Wrong. Where we have to go is Nidavellir.
Drax: That's a made up word.
Thor: All words are made-up.
Rocket: Hold up, Nidavellir is real? Seriously?! I mean, that place is a legend. They make the most powerful, horrific weapons to ever torment the universe. I would very much like to go there, please!
Thor: The rabbit is correct, and clearly the smartest one among you.
Rocket: Rabbit?
Thor: Only Eitri the Dwarf can make me the weapon I need.
Peter Quill: [Moving in, his blaster pointed right at Thanos] Let her go, Grimace!
Gamora: Peter...
Peter Quill: [To Gamora] I told you to go right.
Gamora: Now? Really?
Peter Quill: You let her go!
Thanos: Ah, the boyfriend.
Peter Quill: I like to think of myself more as a Titan-killing long-term booty call. Let her go.
Gamora: Peter–
Peter Quill: Or I'm gonna blow that nutsack of a chin right off your face!
Gamora: Not him.
[Quill hesitates. He does not shoot anyone.]
Gamora: You promised! You promised.
Thanos: Oh, daughter. You expect too much from him. [To Quill] She's asked, hasn't she? Do it. [there is a very tense and unpleasant pause. Thanos rolls his head and shoves Gamora towards Quill's gun, egging him on.] DO IT!
Peter Quill: [Tearing up] I told you to go right.
Gamora: I love you, more than anything...
Peter Quill: I love you, too...
[Quill screws up his eyes and pulls the trigger – but a stream of bubbles comes out. Thanos was playing him.]
Thanos: [Genuinely sincere] I like him.
Tony Stark: [Breathes shakily] Come on. We got a situation. [He leads Peter over to a viewpoint on the torture below. Peter crouches to study the situation, the Cloak leaning over his shoulder.] See him down there? He's in trouble. What's your plan? Go.
Peter Parker: Um. Okay, okay... uh... [Peter and the Cloak pop back upright] Okay, did you ever see this really old movie, Aliens?
[The Cloak lifts its collar in surprise.]
[Cut back to Ebony Maw interrogating Dr. Strange, who screams loudly.]
Ebony Maw: Painful, aren't they? They were originally designed for microsurgery. And any one of them...
[At the "thump" behind him, Maw turns to see Iron Man standing there, hand repulsors ready to fire.]
Ebony Maw: Could end your friend's life in an instant.
Tony Stark: I gotta tell you, he's not really my friend. Saving his life is more a professional courtesy.
Ebony Maw: [Walks slowly towards Iron Man, beckoning very large, very solid metal objects to float behind him] You've saved nothing. Your powers are inconsequential compared to mine.
Tony Stark: Yeah, but the kid's seen more movies.

View Quote Zelda Fitzgerald: I know, I could be one of the great writers of musical lyrics, not that I can write melodies and I try. And then I hear the songs he writes and I realize I’ll never write a great lyric and my real talent lies in drinking.
F. Scott Fitzgerald: Sure does.

View Quote Hemingway: [about Zelda] She’ll drive you crazy, this woman.
F. Scott Fitzgerald: She’s exciting and she has talent.
Hemingway: This month it’s writing, last month it was something else. You’re a writer, you need time to write, not all this fooling around. She’s wasting you because she’s really a competitor. Don’t you agree?
Gil: Me?
Hemingway: Speak up for chrissake. I am asking, do you think my friend is making a tragic mistake?
Gil: I actually don’t know the Fitzgeralds that well.
Hemingway: You’re a writer. You make observations. You were with them all night.
F. Scott Fizgerald: Can we not discuss my personal life in public?
Hemingway: She’s jealous of his gift and it’s a fine gift, it’s rare. You like his work? You can speak freely.

View Quote F. Scott Fitzgerald: Greetings and salutations. You’ll forgive me, I’ve been mixing grain and grappa. Now this is a writer, Gil, yes?
Gil: Gil Pender.
F. Scott Fitzgerald: Gil Pender.
Ernest Hemingway: Hemingway.
Gil: Hemingway?
Hemingway: You like my book.
Gil: Liked? I loved, all your work.
Hemingway: Yes, it was a good book because it was an honest book, and that’s what war does to men. And there’s nothing fine and noble about dying in the mud unless you die gracefully, and then it’s not only noble but brave.
Zelda Fitzgerald: Did you read my story? What’d you think?
Hemingway: There was some fine writing in it, but it was unfulfilled.
Zelda Fitzgerald: I might have known you’d hate it.

View Quote I promise that I'll look after him, and if possible, I'll return him to your care.