"I always dreamed of having a big church wedding with bridesmaids and a cake, and my picture in the paper. Not just the usual mug shot, but something really flattering Chucky."

"Sorry, I'm not into short guys."

"If you can't play nice, I may just have to take your toys away."

"Goodbye, darling. I'll see you in hell."

"Barbie, eat your heart out."

"Go ahead and shoot! I'll be back! I always come back! [sighs] But dying is such a bitch."

"Sit back and learn from the master."

"Bitch! You broke my neck!"

"I didn't hear her complaining last night. Any guy would need a hunk of plastic, probably battery operated to get a reaction out of you in bed! And by the way, WHERE THE HELL DID YOU LEARN TO BAKE?!"

"A true classic, never goes out of style."

"Life sure is full of surprises."

"You are so dead."

"Hi, I'm Chucky, and I wouldn't talk if I were you."

"It ain't the size that counts, asshole. It's what you do with it."

"Many films have been made on Tibet, such as Bernardo Bertolucci's Little Buddha (1993) and Jean-Jacques Annaud's Seven Years in Tibet (1997). Do these films reflect reality? The Dalai Lama responds: “I can talk about Kundun (1998), the Martin Scorcese film, for which Harrison Ford and his wife came to see me. I took the opportunity to correct the errors, particularly the fact that it did not adequately depict the horrors that the Tibetan people have had to endure since 1950. In fact, Harrison Ford and his wife began to cry when I told them some of these horrors. » Since then, this great actor has become a devotee of Tibet and even managed to release Riching Geyde, a Tibetan guide arrested by the Chinese when he tried to give Western tourists information about human rights in Tibet . “This is why,” notes the Dalai Lama, “that these films, however Hollywood they may be, have allowed the world to become aware of the plight of the Tibetan people. He adds: “I actually saw Little Buddha by Bertolucci, and I really liked it, even if, as a disciple of Prince Gautama, I cannot imagine that an actor, however good he may be, can embody what the Buddha represents. But at least this film introduced Buddhism to the West – and that's great. » And he concludes with a smile: “Do you know that to counterbalance the film Kundun, which was a worldwide success, the Chinese made their own version of Kundun, which was so bad that even Chinese audiences didn't like it? ""

"Religion is poison."

"I see a safe journey, I see a safe return."

"I read the script and liked its simplicity, the childlike nature of it, that it wasn't a treatise on Buddhism or a historical epic in the usual sense. It's just too much to know about Tibet and China and their relationship over the past fifteen hundred years. That was all incidental. What you really dealt with was the child and the child becoming a young boy and the boy becoming a young man —his spiritual upbringing, and this incredible responsibility which he inherits and how he deals with it on the basis of nonviolence. And the concept of him escaping and taking Tibetan culture and religion with him to the rest of the world."

"Alan Cumming - Sandy Frink"

"Janeane Garofalo - Heather Mooney"

"Lisa Kudrow - Michele Weinberger"

"Mira Sorvino - Romy White"

"A Comedy of Blonders."

"The Blonde Leading The Blonde."

"Coming Soon To Theaters Everywhere... Okay?"

"They have taken away our silence."

"I will liberate those not liberated. I will release those not released. I will relieve those unrelieved, and set living beings in nirvana. ... Thus by the virtue that has collected through all that I have done may the pain of every living creature be completely cleared away."

"Justin Theroux - Clarence the Cowboy"

"Camryn Manheim - Toby Walters"

"Elaine Hendrix - Lisa Luder"

"Vincent Ventresca - Billy Christensen"

"Kristin Bauer - Kelly"

"Mia Cottet - Cheryl"

"Julia Campbell - Christie Masters"

"The Truth Is Revealed"

"Cherish the past. Enjoy the present. Because the truth is coming. Fight the future."

"Discover the past, live the present, fight the future."

"Take Your Greatest Fear And Multiply It By X"

"Fight the Future"

"(to Scully) Next time, you're buying."

"Scully, you know that face I just showed you? I'm making it again."

"[giving orders to kill a mime] And when you shoot him, use the silencer."

"That Steele's gonna be sorry his mama ever met his papa. We gonna heat up the fire! Boys!!"

"She makes a pretty hood ornament, don't you think? Yes, it is I, good old General Rancor. I'm back, big as life and twice as ugly! You did everything except eat me, and I'm still alive. All Steele did was blow off a couple of arms. That's no biggie, no big thing. Now there are plenty of arms!! Big arms!! Pretty aaaarrrms!! I got arms up the wazoo! Now let me show you something. Your pretty little agent is now part of the nose cone on top of my missile. This missile will be launched in 36 hours and nothing will stop me!! Only thing is, I'm missing one little chip that controls my satellite, and dag-gone, I want it back! Now you hand me my chip, and I'll give you back your agent. Dick Steele couldn't stop me 15 years ago, and all the Dicks you've got won't stop me now!!"

"Dick, come on. We have to go! NOW!!"