Devil (2010) quotes
40 total quotesAnthony "Tony" Janekowski (Mechanic) – Logan Marshall-Green
Jane Kowski ("Old Woman") – Jenny O'Hara
Ramirez – Jacob Vargas
Sarah Caraway (Young woman) – Bojana Novaković
Vince McCormick (Mattress Salesman) – Geoffrey Arend
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Dwight: [over radio] You sure you're reading that right? Your eyes ain't what they used to be.
Lustig: [in control room] You know what, I'll ask your mom to read it for me next time I got her bent over the console.
Dwight: My mom's 78, have at it.
Lustig: [in control room] You know what, I'll ask your mom to read it for me next time I got her bent over the console.
Dwight: My mom's 78, have at it.
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Old Woman: You think this will make you good? You're not good.
Tony: I know.
Old Woman: You think you can make up for the choices you made?
Tony: No.
Old Woman: You think you can be forgiven?
Tony: No.
Tony: I know.
Old Woman: You think you can make up for the choices you made?
Tony: No.
Old Woman: You think you can be forgiven?
Tony: No.
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Ramirez: [seeing ghostly face on monitor] You see it?
Lustig: Yeah, look, that's just... That's just grain in the image. That's, you know, it's a mistake. It's like when people see Jesus in a pancake or something.
Lustig: Yeah, look, that's just... That's just grain in the image. That's, you know, it's a mistake. It's like when people see Jesus in a pancake or something.
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Ramirez: Everybody believes in [the Devil] a little bit, even guys like you who pretend they don't.
[Bowden hands him a piece of paper with "Im so sorry" written on it.]
Ramirez: What's this?
Bowden: An apology note left at the site of a hit-and-run. My wife and son were killed out on Bethlehem Pike five years ago. But that's okay, because whoever did it is "sorry". You can tell by the heartfelt apology on the back of a carwash coupon. So no, I don't believe in the Devil. You don't need him, people are bad enough by themselves.
[Bowden hands him a piece of paper with "Im so sorry" written on it.]
Ramirez: What's this?
Bowden: An apology note left at the site of a hit-and-run. My wife and son were killed out on Bethlehem Pike five years ago. But that's okay, because whoever did it is "sorry". You can tell by the heartfelt apology on the back of a carwash coupon. So no, I don't believe in the Devil. You don't need him, people are bad enough by themselves.
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(first lines of the film) When I was a child, my mother would tell me a story about how the Devil roams the Earth. Sometimes, she said, he would take human form so he could punish the damned on Earth before claiming their souls. The ones he chose would be gathered together and tortured as he hid amongst them, pretending to be one of them. I always believed my mother was telling me an old wives' tale.
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(last lines of the film) After my mother would finish her story, she would always comfort us. "Don't worry," she'd say. "If the Devil is real, then God must be real, too."
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And what will be your defence? Huh? She killed them all, so I had to kill her?
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Are you threatening me? (towards the Mechanic)
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Damn. I really wanted you
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Do i look like such a threat?
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Do you seriously think I would do this to myself?
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Don't come near me, any of you.
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He's trying to escape.
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I think someone pulled my blouse.
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I'am a mechanic. I'm pretty good with this sort of thing..