Marvin the Martian: Where's the kaboom? There was supposed to be an earth-shattering kaboom.
Mrs. Railton-Bell: Are you on the side of Mr. Malcolm and his defense of vice or are you on the side of the Christian virtues - like Mr. Fowler and myself?
John Malcolm: Never in my life have I heard a question so disgracefully begged. You should be in politics, Mrs. Railton-Bell.
Noah Cullen: Ni**er! You call me that again, and I'll kill you.
Harry Archer: You know everyone's seeing satellites these days.
Merchant Seaman: It may be a phoney war to you, but it's not to all the blokes at sea. Never has been.
General Rokurota Makabe: Hide a stone among stones and a man among men.
Michael Whiteacre: Look, I've read all the books. I know that in 10 years we'll be bosom friends with the Germans and the Japanese. Then I'll be pretty annoyed that I was killed.
John McBain: It seems like everybody around here is stealing from everybody else.
Mike Simpson: Suddenly I feel hungry.
Carol Flynn: Me too.
Mike Simpson: Hey I just remembered, I've got a candy bar with me.
Mary Royce: Every bone in his body must be broken. But I'm not sure that's what killed him.
Inspector Vigot: You know that it is a mistake to say that communism is appealing to the mentally advanced. I think it is only true when the mentally advanced are also emotionally retarded.
Closing crawl: But this is not the end of the story - -For their sacrifice was not in vain. Today there are lifeboats for all, unceasing radio vigil and, in the North Atlantic, the International Ice Patrol guards the sea lanes, making them safe for the peoples of the world.
Emile de Becque: When all you care about is here, this is a good place to be.