Arthur Fleck:
You don’t listen, do you? I don’t think you ever really hear me. You just ask the same questions every week. ”How’s your job?” ”Are you having any negative thoughts?” All I have are negative thoughts.

Arthur Fleck:
You don’t listen, do you? I don’t think you ever really hear me. You just ask the same questions every week. ”How’s your job?” ”Are you having any negative thoughts?” All I have are negative thoughts.
Eddie:
[on the intercom to Shaun]
I imagine in this moment you’re questioning whether or not you and your kids will make it out of this alive. The answer to that depends on who I am and what I’m capable of. You’re thinking ’If not me, then at least my kids, at all costs, get them back, no matter what I have to do’. But you know there is nothing you can do; you’re a woman, alone, at the mercy of strangers, your greatest weakness is trapped here, inside the house, with us. We will work this out, I promise, but from this moment on, you are going to have to do exactly as I say, or you and your kids will not survive this night.
Captain Dudley Smith:
Have you a valediction, boyo?
Jack Vincennes:
[gasping out a name]
… Rollo Tamasi.
[laughs, painfully, to himself as he dies]
Benoit Blanc: It's a weird case from the start. A case with a hole in the center. A doughnut.
Jack:
I don’t want to get in a bar fight. People are always getting in bar fights. It’s such a damn cliche. You hear about it all the time and you see it in the motion pictures, people are getting hit in the head with beer bottles, and furniture, and…
[breaks a bottle over a man’s head]
Charlie:
Once upon a time there were three very different little girls who grew up to be three very different women with three things in common: they’re brilliant, they’re beautiful, and they work for me. My name is Charlie.
[from end of movie bloopers]
Calvin Joyner: Are you not a super tool? You're not even Robbie Wheirdicht. You're Bob Stone!
Bob Stone: Shh! I made that name up.
Calvin Joyner: So what?
Bob Stone: It's not real.
Calvin Joyner: What does that mean? What, you think Mr. T, and Sting, and The Rock… You think those guys are real? That's a bunch of dumbass nicknames by a bunch of dumbass people.
Marcus: I'mma penetrate this man's soul wit my heart.
Mike: What?
[Cole Williams confronts Micky for the first time again]
Ben Campbell:
[narrating, when we see Micky tied up in the basement of the casino]
I had a 1590 on my SAT. I got a 44 on my MCATs. And I have a 4.0 GPA from MIT. I thought I had my life mapped out. But then I remembered what my Nonlinear Equations professor once told me, always account for variable change.
Cole Williams:
[Cole Williams walks out of the shadows]
Hello, Micky.
Micky Rosa:
Look, I got money in Boston. A hundred grand. I’ll give it to you. If you just let me walk away. I’ll walk away.
Cole Williams:
I don’t want your money, Micky. I don’t need it. But I know someone who might be interested. He’s good with numbers, too. He works for the IRS.
Max Cady: I ain't no white trash piece of shit. I'm better than you all! I can out-learn you. I can out-read you. I can out-think you. And I can out-philosophize you. And I'm gonna outlast you. You think a couple whacks to my guts is gonna get me down? It's gonna take a hell of a lot more than that, Counselor, to prove you're better than me!