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Movie Quote of the Day – Out of Time, 2003 (dir. Carl Franklin)

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Matt Lee Whitlock: Try the crab, it’s real good.
Chris Harrison: Nah, I’m allergic.
Matt Lee Whitlock: I know.

Movie Quote of the Day – Honey, 2003 (dir. Bille Woodruff)

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Rodney Jerkins: So I hear Mikey’s gonna make you super colossal.
Honey Daniels: I thought I was making him look good, but you know.

Movie Quote of the Day – Wasp, 2003 (dir. Andrea Arnold)

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Dave: Can you play pool?
Zoë: I used to be alright.
Dave: Still are.

Movie Quote of the Day – In The Cut, 2003 (dir. Jane Campion)

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Pauline: You know, I can remember every guy I ever fucked by how he liked to do it, not how I wanted to do it. Sometimes I think it’s just me. I mean, are other women able to say: “Suck my dick, pinch my nipples, bend over the sofa”?
Frannie: Probably not “suck my dick.”

Movie Quote of the Day – Thirteen, 2003 (dir. Catherine Hardwicke)

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Tracy: [crying] Oh no, Mom. Get off of me. I hate you. Stop.
Mel: I love you and your brother more than anything in the world. I would die for you, but I won’t leave you alone right now.

Movie Quote of the Day – What a Girl Wants, 2003 (dir. Dennie Gordon)

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Ian: Why are you trying so hard to fit in when you are born to stand out?

Movie Quote of the Day – Carolina, 2003 (dir. Marleen Gorris)

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Carolina Mirabeau:  It’s like you’re this beautiful, expensive Italian suit. And I just don’t have the faintest idea where I’m gonna wear you.

Movie Quote of the Day – Monster, 2003 (dir. Patty Jenkins)

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Aileen: Sometimes I think everybody just thinks I’m this bad shitty fucking person, and all I’m fucking tryin’ to do is survive, you know?
Thomas: I know.
Aileen: Yeah.
Thomas: I know exactly. I know what you do for a living. It doesn’t bother me. I know you didn’t dial it up on a goddamn telephone. That’s where you landed. That’s what you had to do. What you’re feeling right now is just guilt, over something you had absolutely no control over. You know how many of us came back from the war? And almost killed ourselves because we felt exactly the same thing you do, right now.
Aileen: Yeah?
Thomas: Yeah. And they’ll never get it. They don’t get it now, they never got it then, and they sure as hell won’t get fucking circumstance!
Aileen: Fuck, man, circumstance, that’s exactly it, that’s exactly it. You know it’s like I feel like I never even had a fucking choice.
Thomas: You never did! But you gotta live. You gotta live.
Aileen: That’s it. Okay.

Movie Quote of the Day – Cold Mountain, 2003 (dir. Anthony Minghella)

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Ruby: Every piece of this is man’s bullshit. They call this war “a cloud over the land” but they made the weather and then they stand in the rain and say “Shit, it’s rainin’!”

Female Filmmaker Friday: Under The Tuscan Sun, 2003 (dir. Audrey Wells)

Somehow I didn’t see this movie when it was first in theaters. I have no idea why not, since I was a senior in high school when it came out and went to the movie theater in my hometown practically every weekend. I do, however, remember when I first saw it. It was about a year after it originally came out, when I came home to visit during winter break after my first semester at UC Berkeley. It was exactly the kind of escapist rom-com that I loved when I was a kid and it was exactly what I needed after a tough first semester. NB: writer-director-producer Audrey Wells is also a Cal alum. Go Bears! I subsequently bought the DVD about a year later from the Walgreens on Shattuck on a rainy day and proceeded to watch it once every few weeks for the rest of college and then some. I’m really not sure how many times I’ve seen it (including the few times I watched it on TV!) I love it so much. This is a Best Friend kind of movie. Comforting and warm and dependable, but every time I watch it I notice something new to love.

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