146 Movie Quotes about Mental Health with Audio – Page 14

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131 Man, he must be having a bad trip.

John Byner as The Ant and the Aardvark in The Ant and the Aardvark (1969)

132 It is not a breakdown. I've never felt more orderly in my life. It is a shattering and beautiful sensation.

Peter Finch as Howard Beale in Network (1976)

133 Rather go by myself. Going it alone's the best way, but you got to have a stomach for loneliness. Some guys go nutty with it.

Walter Huston as Howard in The Treasure of the Sierra Madre

134 She's going to feel great. -What do you mean? -Something to keep her calm. Gorilla Prozac.

Ernie Hudson as Captain Monroe Kelly in Congo (1995)

135 So how's he doing? -I don't know, man. He's been down in the basement since it happened. Five days now. I think he's having some kind of a mental situation. You know, an episode or something.

Quote from The Wedding Singer (1998)

136 First I want to reassure you that I am of sound mind, if not of body.

Mel Welles as Jules Deveroux in Attack of the Crab Monsters (1957)

137 It was never really established what made him crack, was it? -Overwork and the excitement. -That was the doctor's verdict. -That's what it was. What else could it have been?

Raymond Huntley as Joseph Whemple; Peter Cushing as John Banning in The Mummy (1959)

138 Is it possible that's what drove him out of his mind? -Possible, yes. He was overexcited, he'd been working too hard.

Raymond Huntley as Joseph Whemple; Peter Cushing as John Banning in The Mummy (1959)

139 Major Cummings had the best explanation so far: mental vampire.

Quote from Fiend Without a Face (1958)

140 Doctor, I've been telling you, Harvey is a rabbit. A big white rabbit six feet high. Or is it six-feet-three-and-a-half? Heaven knows, I ought to know. He's been around the house long enough.

Josephine Hull as Veta Louise Simmons in Harvey (1950)