Well, a scientist is wrong to call anything impossible.

— Dr. Scott Nelson (Robert Lansing)

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3 seconds sound clip from the 4D Man (1959) movie soundboard.

You can hear this line at 00:55:37.562 in the DVD version of the movie.

Quote context

[...]

- Well, it's a fine time for you to be coming to work.

- I tried to wake you this morning, but, boy, you were out cold.

- How's it going?

- Okay.

- This whole business has me worried.

- I keep thinking there must be some connection between force field and cargonite. But all my research and all yours on cargonite has been on the molecular structure of inanimate matter, not people.

- Well, a scientist is wrong to call anything impossible.

- Take the Paris experiment with the lead and the gold. You said it yourself. What if it could be speeded up?

- Well, that's what you've done with your force field. You've compressed the energy of years into a moment.

- But... that's like the fourth dimension.

- Well, I could see that with objects, but not with a person.

[...]

Top rated lines from this movie

Nothing can stop him. Can't imprison him or surround him with men or guns or tanks. There's no walls thick enough or guns strong enough. A man in the fourth dimension is indestructible.
Well, a scientist is wrong to call anything impossible.
But... that's like the fourth dimension.
If we can't find that force field, I'm going to have to try to build another one from memory.
Well, he's not in this fourth dimensional state all the time. You'll have to get him when he's normal. Or you'll have to convince him to give himself up.

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