143 Movie Quotes about Books with Audio – Page 9

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81 Every goddamned executive fired from a network in the last 20 years has written this dumb book about the great early years of television. And nobody wants a dumb, damn, goddamn book about the early days of television.

William Holden as Max Schumacher in Network (1976)

82 Input! More input! -OK. No problem. Um... Volume two, no problem.

Tim Blaney as Number 5 The Robot; Ally Sheedy as Stephanie Speck in Short Circuit (1986)

83 I can't believe he actually swore on a Bible. -Well, not really. If that judge had looked any closer, he'd have seen it was really a copy of Moby _.

Mary Stuart Masterson as Idgie Threadgoode; Mary-Louise Parker as Ruth Jamison in Fried Green Tomatoes (1991)

84 Certain books are flagged. Books on, say, nuclear weapons and, well, Mein Kampf. Anyone who checks out a flagged book has his library records fed into the FBI's computers then on.

Morgan Freeman as William Somerset in Se7en (1995)

85 If you wanna know who's reading Purgatory and Paradise Lost and Helter Skelter, the FBI's computers will tell us. It could give us a name. -It could.

Morgan Freeman as William Somerset in Se7en (1995)

86 When you refer to my books, please don't call me Miss Corny.

Agnes Moorehead as Cornelia van Gorder in The Bat (1959)

87 The lightning, in striking the house, gave my instruments a sudden violent charge of power. And my thought was free, free to turn the page of a book.

Kynaston Reeves as Professor Walgate in Fiend Without a Face (1958)

88 I'm very important. I have many leather-bound books. And my apartment smells of rich mahogany.

Will Ferrell as Ron Burgundy in Anchorman: The Legend of Ron Burgundy

89 I'm not interested in your book.

Lionel Barrymore in It's a Wonderful Life (1946)

90 Tonight we are going to read a new book. This one is called One Big Unicorn by... Who wrote this? Oh! Me! I wrote it.

Quote from Despicable Me