- There's your rocket ship.
- You think I'll get a ride in it?
- Today's the day.

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9 seconds sound clip from the A Perfect World movie soundboard.

You can hear this line at 01:59:16 in the Blu-ray version of the movie.

Quote context

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- Just concentrate on getting the boy out for now.

- Where do you want me, sir?

- Right here on the hood.

- Can you handle that one?

- Yes, I can, sir. Excuse me.

(Small chopper noise)

- See, Phillip? Dreams do come true.

- There's your rocket ship.

- You think I'll get a ride in it?

- Today's the day.

- That would be the boy's mother. Go help her out, Adler.

- All right, Butch. We got the boy's mama here.

- What's wrong? (2)

- It's my mama.

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Actors: Kevin Costner (Robert Butch Haynes), Clint Eastwood (Chief Red Garnett), Laura Dern (Sally Gerbe), T. J. Lowther (Philip Buzz Perry)

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