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"My brother, he was like you. During the second stage, he got good fast. Last day of the simulations one of the Dauntless leaders came in to watch him. The next morning we found his body at the bottom of the chasm. They got rid of him."
"Ansel Elgort - Caleb"
"Dauntless never give up!"
"Points for bravery, Stiff. But not as many you just lost for opening your mouth."
"What Makes You Different, Makes You Dangerous."
"I'm the weakest one here."
"[When asking for Beatrice's name, she hesitates.] Is it a hard one? You can pick a new one if you want, but make it good. You don't get to pick again."
"As Dauntless we fight to protect every life inside the fence without fail. That's why we train you the way we do; to teach you not to give up. And to find out who has what it takes. Even though it's been quiet out there for years, that could change at any moment. So we have to be ready for everything."
"Trust the test. The test will tell me who I am, where I belong. Am I smart? Kind? Am I honest? Selfless? Or brave?"
"Your last fear is your worst fear. It lives in the deepest part of your mind."
"Maggie Q - Tori Wu"
"Today I take the test. I'm scared it'll tell me I'm not Abnegation, that I have to leave my family. But I'm even more scared that it'll tell me to stay. For my brother Caleb it's easy."
"You got three options. Hang there and I'll forget your cowardice, fall and die, or give up. But if you give up you're out."
"Mekhi Phifer - Max"
"Kate Winslet - Jeanine"
"Ben Lloyd-Hughes - Will"
"I like Godzilla as much as the next guy. No, I like Godzilla more than the next guy! Since I was a little kid, I watched all those absurd rubber-suit movies thinking how cool it would be if we remade Gojira as a big budget block-buster. They failed to do that in 1985, when they brought back Raymond Burr. They failed to do that in 1998, with Tristar’s GINO (Godzilla In Name Only) and I’m sorry to say that they failed again with the latest attempt."
"During my first meeting with Gareth, I was struck by his deep understanding of the history of Hiroshima and Nagasaki as well as the situation in Japan since the massive earthquake and tsunami that struck on March 11, 2011. He also is well aware of the factors that led to the creation of the character Godzilla. Perhaps because he was born in England, which shares a more nuanced view of nuclear weapons, his understanding of the implications of the Godzilla tale is even more acute than that of my character, Dr. Serizawa. For instance, he had the insight to know that a creature like Godzilla could not be destroyed by nuclear weapons. Moreover, in the film, Godzilla and the fearsome creatures known as MUTOs [Massive Unidentified Terrestrial Organisms] are not portrayed as being evil in any way, biologically speaking. Rather, the threat they pose to humanity is much like the danger of a natural disaster. I think that this outlook of the director contributed to the great sense of balance that the movie has."
"Victor Rasuk — Sergeant Morales"
"T. J. Storm – Godzilla (motion-capture)"
"Matt Cross and Lee Ross — The MUTOs (motion-capture)"
"Richard T. Jones — Captain Hampton"
"I can't say that either American film has done much in the way of social commentary. The 1998 film didn't even hint at any kind of social theme; it doesn't really take any discernible stance on anything. The 2014 film paid superficial lip service at best to the nuclear issue, but really there's almost nothing of substance there. Rather than offering caution about nuclear energy, the new film almost gives you the idea that nuclear weapons are actually the answer to everything. Despite the MUTO feeding off of radiation, owing their very existence to it, the humans decide using a nuclear blast is the way to go. And not only that, a nuclear blast in/near a major population center. And when that bomb actually detonates within a few miles of said population center, it's no big deal. No damage, no one is affected. And Godzilla himself is radioactive, the good guy, and not really a threat to people—he is linked to natural radiation. I guess it must be the good kind. So despite the throwaway dialogue about Hiroshima, it seems like radiation/nuclear weapons are not really a big deal to the makers of the film."
"Carson Bolde — Sam"
"Ken Watanabe — Dr. Serizawa"
"Bryan Cranston — Joe"
"Elizabeth Olsen — Elle"
"Aaron Taylor-Johnson — Ford"
"The King will rise."
"The King arrives."
"Juliette Binoche — Sandra"
"The world ends, Godzilla begins."
"Sally Hawkins — Dr. Graham"
"[fumes at Japanese officials over him and Ford being caught at Janjira] You're not fooling anybody when you say that what happened 15 years ago was a natural disaster, all right? It was not an earthquake, it wasn't a typhoon, okay?! So stop... [sighs] I'm tired of talking to you about this. I want to see my son. I want to know that he's alright. [points to Japanese guard] This guy, this guy knows. Musuko wa, doko da? [Where is my son?] I want my son, and I want my bags, and discs, [stands up] and I want to talk to somebody in charge. [brushes off official's appeal] No, not you. I'm done talking to you! Alright? [to Dr. Serizawa and Dr. Graham] You're looking at me, right now, like I'm in a fish tank, right? That's fine, because I know what happened. You keep telling everybody that this place is a death zone, but it's NOT! You're lying. Because what's really happening, is that you're hiding something out there. I'm right, aren't I? MY WIFE DIED HERE! Something...killed my wife...AND I HAVE A RIGHT TO KNOW! I deserve answers! [later sits down; reacts to flickering lights] See? You see? There it is again! That is not a transformer malfunction, that is an electromagnetic pulse! It affects everything electrical from miles and miles, and it is happening again! This is what caused everything in the first place! Don't you see that?! And it's gonna send us back to the Stone Age! You have no idea what's coming!"
"David Strathairn — Admiral Stenz"
"Govinda - Special Appearance in song "Jalwa""
"Prabhu Deva - Special Appearance in song "Jalwa""
"Anupam Shyam - Dilip Topi"
"Anil Kapoor - Special Appearance in song "Jalwa""
"Raju Mavani - Datta Pawle"
"Prateeksha Lonkar - Laxmi (Jhanvi's Mother)"
"Aseem Merchant - Golden Bhai"
"Manoj Pahwa - Sonu Gates"
"Inder Kumar - Ajay"
"Govind Namdeo - Police Commissioner Ashraf Khan"
"Mahesh Manjrekar - Inspector Talpade"
"Vinod Khanna - Shrikant Shekhawat"
"Sarfaraz Khan - Radhe's friend Aslam"
"Mahek Chahal - Shaina"
"Radhe : "Best of luck""