""You - are insignificant. You - are a coward. You - are a great disappointment to your mother and I!" [the camera turns to reveal the character in Dave's computer game, of whom he is speaking]"

"You're gonna die tonight, aren't you? Is that what you want?"

"I don't know much, but I'm good with a needle. Don't ask."

"Good memories can save your life."

"We want you to have dinner with us."

"You are one dumb son-of-a-bitch. Bringing a knife to a gunfight. [Castle triggers the ballistic knife, firing the blade into Heck's neck and killing him]"

"You like that song? I wrote it for you. I'm gonna sing it at your funeral."

"I know you. You're that boy in the newspaper... came back from the dead."

"I can hear what you're thinking, all your doubts and fears,"

"If they knew, they would've told. They must not have known."

"Okay, why don't you and I see if we can discover the true nature of pain?"

"With all due respect, we don't have more guns. It's my duty to inform you..."

"In forty-eight hours, Castle is a memory. A pro from Memphis - the best."

"We called New York, we called Las Vegas, we called Europe and Hong Kong, we even got the Sicilians in it for old times' sake. With what you're paying, Howard, we'll know everything there is to know about Otto Krieg in twenty-four hours."

"You're a small piece of shit and I don't want the karma of your death on my conscience."

"Fifty thousand dollars apiece, and fifty thousand more to the man who kills him. If you accept this money, you're in till it's over."

"Do you recognize the neighborhood - Little Cuba? Just think - the first time I saw you was only three blocks from here. Of course, the neighborhood was so much more colorful then. Now it's just for whores. You'll fit right in."

"Close the club. Bring everyone in. We're going hunting."

"It's YOUR duty to make Castle DEAD! I don't care what it takes, what it costs. Call the Russian."

"Fourteen shipments are perfect. One goes bad and I get this - why? Because you want to scare me? There's no insurance in this business, you know that. So I'm not covering your fucking losses! And Mike, if you don't like it, just remember one thing: I've got more guns than you do."

"Thank you for that explanation. (just before shooting the person addressed.)"

"The man responsible for my son's death must die."

"(Last lines, v.o.)Those who do evil to others - the killers, the rapists, psychos, sadists - will come to know me well. Frank Castle is dead. Call me...the Punisher."

"I made you kill your best friend. I made you kill your wife. And now I've killed you."

"You look like a strong kid. You must work out. Ever try isometrics? This antipersonnel mine weighs eight pounds. Not much, but try holding it with an outstretched arm. Hell of a workout."

"(v.o.) Number two: Frank Castle is dead. He died with his family. Number three: In certain extreme situations, the law is inadequate. In order to shame its inadequacy it is necessary to act outside the law. To pursue... natural justice. This is not vengeance. Revenge is not a valid motive, it's an emotional response. No, not vengeance. Punishment."

"(v.o.) I leave this as a declaration of intent so no one will be confused. Number one: Sic vis pacem, para bellum. Latin. The boot-camp sergeant made us recite it like a prayer. Sic vis pacem, para bellum - "If you want peace, prepare for war.""

"(v.o., from trailer) They murdered my family. They thought they murdered me. My actions are not vengeance. No, not vengeance. Punishment."

"God's gonna sit this one out."

"You shouldn't play with knives."

"Good business, murder? Does Saint pay you for each one, or does he get a group-rate discount?"

"God, I hate this job. (While climbing out of a body bag.)"

"Sam Huntington — Jimmy Olsen"

"Josh Duhamel — Richard White"

"Eva Marie Saint — Martha Kent"

"Marlon Brando — Jor-El (Stock Footage)"

"Kevin Spacey — Lex Luthor"

"Kate Bosworth — Lois Lane"

"Brandon Routh — Clark Kent / Superman"

"On June 30, 2006! Look Up In The Sky!"

"I thought he'd make a really gay Superman but he didn't; it was more Jesus' Superman...a lot of Messianic poses and what not and I was hoping for a little more gay action."

"I've always felt that the origin of Superman is the story of Moses -- the child sent on a ship to fulfill a destiny. And this was a story about Christ -- it's all about sacrifice: The world, I hear their cries. So what happens? He gets the knife in the side and later he falls to the earth in the shape of a crucifix. It was kind of nailing you on the head, but I enjoyed that, because I've always found the myth of Christ compelling and moving. So I hoped to do my own take, which is heavy's for a summer movie."

"What I had noticed is that there weren't a lot of women lining up to see a comic book movie, but they were going to line up to see The Devil Wear Prada, which may have been something I wanted to address. But when you're making a movie, you're not thinking about that stuff, you're thinking, 'Wow, I want to make a romantic movie that harkens back to the Richard Donner movie that I loved so much'. And that's what I did."

"Peta Wilson — Flight Attendant Bobbie Faye"

"Mike Massa — 777 Pilot"

"Noel Neill — Gertrude Vanderworth"

"Jack Larson — Bibbo Bibbowski/Bo the Bartender"

"Stephan Bender — Young Clark Kent"