Vocabulary at the Movies

Look around at the world. What do you see? A planet on the brink of collapse. Human beings are disposable. But man and symbiote combined, this is a new race, a new species... a higher lifeform.
- Carlton Drake, “Venom”

Music is essentially 12 notes between any octave - 12 notes and the octave repeat. It's the same story told over and over, forever. All any artist can offer this world is how they see those 12 notes. That's it.
- Bobby, “A Star is Born”

She's an enigma my wife. You can get close to her, but you never quite reach her. She's like a, beautiful ghost.
- Sean, “ A Simple Favor”

They're so posh and snobby, it's snoshy!
- Peik Lin Goh, “Crazy Rich Asians”

This place used to be hustling and bustling. Old Dean Martin even sang a song about it once.
- Laramie Seymour Sullivan, “Bad Times at the El Royale”

This book is kind of big. I thought it’d be more like a leaflet.
- Teddy Walker, “Night School”

You’re down here and you look up and you don’t think about it too much, but space exploration changes your perception. It allows us to see things that we should have seen a long time ago.
- Neil Armstrong, “First Man”

Sonny, they're just gummy bears.
[The gummy bears morph into larger gummy bears and grow teeth]
- “Goosebumps 2: Haunted Halloween”

It doesn’t exist. Recant this ridiculous story and tell the truth.
- Stonekeeper, “Smallfoot”

Jonathan Barnavelt: Lewis, I’m your uncle Jonathan.
Lewis Barnavelt: Are you wearing a robe?
Jonathan Barnavelt: It’s a kimono.
- “The House with A Clock in its Walls”