Sometimes in life, all you have are fucked up, poisonous choices.

Sydney: What the hell do you think you're doing?

Rosalyn: What do I think I'm doing? What the fuck do you think you're doing? You're going to come in here and judge me for flirting with someone else when you've been fucking my husband for how many years?

Sydney: You don't have any fucking clue what's going on!

Rosalyn: I have a ring on my finger. We have a child together!

Sydney: He doesn't love you, Rosalyn. He loves me. And you know it, and I know it, and he knows it. And it might be done now, but it was beautiful, and it was real...

Rosalyn: Stop it.

Sydney: -and we loved each other.

Rosalyn: Shut up.

Sydney: You scare him, and you manipulate him, and you use your son!

Rosalyn: Well, he must like it on some level. He must want it, because he keeps coming back for it. It's like that perfume that you love, that you can't stop smelling even when there's something sour in it. Can't get enough of it. Well guess what? He's never gonna leave me. He's always going to want me, and I will make you so sorry, Edith. I will make you so sorry for what you've done to my family. Mark my words!

Sydney: That is fucked up! I would never say anything that fucked up to anybody, but you do because you're gross inside. You're so fucked up and gross.

Rosalyn: Oh, I'm gross inside?

Sydney: Yeah!

Rosalyn: Maybe you're gross inside. What, robbing people and all that shit that you do? Maybe we're both gross inside. That's what Irving loves about us. At least he's consistent. You know, sometimes in life, all you have are fucked up, poisonous choices.

American Hustle (2013) by David O. Russell

Daddy's a sick son-of-a-bitch?

Rosalyn Rosenfeld: Life is ridiculous. And you know that I would never say anything bad about your father in front of you, but your father is a sick son-of-a bitch.

Danny Rosenfeld: Daddy's a sick son-of-a-bitch?

Rosalyn Rosenfeld: Don't repeat that... but yes.

American Hustle (2013) by David O. Russell

That's our thing.

Rosalyn: We fight and then we fuck, that's our thing.

 “She was the Picasso of passive-aggressive karate.”

American Hustle (2013) by David O. Russell

It's empty, just like your deals.

Irving Rosenfeld: I told you not to put metal in the science oven, what did you do that for?

Rosalyn Rosenfeld: Don't make such a big deal! Just get another one.

Irving Rosenfeld: I don't want another one, want the one that Carmine gave me.

Rosalyn Rosenfeld: Oh, Carmine! I want the one that Carmine gave me! Carmine! Carmine!

Why don't you just marry Carmine? Get a little gold microwave and put it on a chain around your neck! You wanna be more like Carmine? Why don't you build something, like he does? Instead of all your empty deals; they're just like your fuckin' science oven. You know, I read that it takes all of the nutrition out of our food! It's empty, just like your deals. Empty! Empty!

Irving Rosenfeld: Listen to this bullshit.

Rosalyn Rosenfeld: It's not bullshit! I read it in an article, look: By Paul Brodeur.

Bring something into this house that's gonna take all the nutrition out of our food and then light our house on fire? Thank God for me.

American Hustle (2013) by David O. Russell

1001 Movies You Must See (Before You Die)

Cruisr / All Over from Chris Carboni.

You are a very clever little humbug.

Stanley: You are a very clever little humbug.

Sophie: You think you'll trick me into showing you how I deceive people.

Magic in the Moonlight (2014) by Woody Allen

I say it looks pretty romantic.

Stanley: My aunt used to bring me here as a boy. The roof opens up and the universe is menacing.

Sophie: You find that menacing? I say it looks pretty romantic.

Magic in the Moonlight (2014) by Woody Allen

More mystery, more magic...

Stanley: I’m overwhelmed, Sophie. I never thought you could be this beautiful… I believe that the dull reality of life is all there is but you are proof that there's more, more mystery, more magic.

Magic in the Moonlight (2014) by Woody Allen

The more I watch her, the more I'm stunned.

Stanley: The more I watch her, the more I'm stunned. Could she be real? I'm beginning to question my own common sense.

Aunt Vanessa: You've always been so certain about the world and I've always tried to teach you that we don't know.

Magic in the Moonlight (2014) by Woody Allen

I always knew we were a fairly odd family.

I always knew we were a fairly odd family.

First there was me. Too tall. Too skinny.
Too orange.

My mum was lovely, but not like other mums.
There was something solid about her.
Something rectangular, busy and unsentimental.
Her fashion icon was the Queen.

Dad, well, he was more normal. He always
seemed to have time on his hands.
After giving up teaching university students on his 50th birthday,
he was eternally available for a leisurely chat or
to let me win at table tennis.

And then there was Mum's brother, Uncle Desmond.
Always impeccably dressed. He spent the days just, well, being Uncle Desmond.
He was the most charming and least clever man you could ever meet.
His mind was on other things, though we never found out what.

And then, finally there was Catherine.
Katie. Kit Kat. My sister.
In a household of sensible jackets and haircuts there was this,
well, what can I call her, nature thing.
With her elfin eyes, her purple T - shirts and her eternally bare feet, she was then, and still is to me,
about the most wonderful thing in the world.

About Time (2013) by Richard Curtis.

The Theory of Everything (2014)

A look at the relationship between the famous physicist Stephen Hawking and his wife.

Directed by James Marsh.

Rosewater (2014)

Iranian-Canadian journalist Maziar Bahari is detained by Iranian forces who brutally interrogate him under suspicion that he is a spy.

Directed by Jon Stewart.

Big Eyes (2014)

A drama centered on the awakening of the painter Margaret Keane, her phenomenal success in the 1950s, and the subsequent legal difficulties she had with her husband, who claimed credit for her works in the 1960s.

Directed by Tim Burton.

BIRDMAN or The Unexpected Virtue of Ignorance (2014)

A washed-up actor who once played an iconic superhero must overcome his ego and family trouble as he mounts a Broadway play in a bid to reclaim his past glory.

Directed by Alejandro González Iñárritu.

The Lunchbox (2013)

The film, set in Mumbai, revolves around a mistaken delivery by the Dabbawalas (lunchbox service) of Mumbai, which leads to a relationship between Saajan, a lonely widower close to retirement, and Ila, an unhappy housewife, as they start exchanging notes through the daily lunchbox.

Directed by Ritesh Batra

The fabric of the universe is coming unraveled.

Hushpuppy:
One day, the storm’s gonna blow,
the ground’s gonna sink, and the water’s gonna rise up so high,
there ain’t gonna be no Bathtub,
just a whole bunch of water.

But me and my Daddy, we stay, right
here. We who the earth is for.

Miss Bathsheba:
Every animal is made out of meat.
I am meat, ya’ll asses meat.
Everything is part of the buffet of the  universe.

This here, is an Aurochs.
A fierce, mean creature that roamed
the earth back when we all lived in caves.
They would gobble the cave-babies
down right in front of their cave-parents.
And the cavemen couldn’t do nothing about it,
because they were too poor, too
stupid, too small. Who here thinks
the Cavemen were sitting around crying like a buncha pussies?

Y’all better think about that.
Cause any day now, the fabric of the universe is coming unraveled.
The ice caps gonna melt, the water’s gonna rise, and everything
south of the levee’s going under.
Ain’t gonna be no Bathtub, just a whole bunch of water. Y’all better
learn to survive.

Hushpuppy:
Way back in the day, the Aurochs
was king of the world.
If it wasn’t for giant snowballs,
and the iced age. I wouldn’t even
be Hushpuppy, I would just be breakfast.

Beasts of the Southern Wild by Benh Zeitlin (2012)

They got none of what we got.

The Bathtub’s got more holidays
than the whole rest of the world.
Daddy always saying, that up in the
dry world, they got none of what we got.
They only got holidays once a year.

They got fish stuck in plastic

wrappers, they got their babies
stuck in carriages, and chickens on
sticks and all that kind of stuff.

Beasts of the Southern Wild by Benh Zeitlin (2012)

They're afraid of the water...

Daddy says, up above the levee, on

the dry side, they’re afraid of the
water like a bunch of babies.
They built the wall that cuts us off.

They think we all gonna drown down
here. But we ain’t goin’ nowhere.

Beasts of the Southern Wild by Benh Zeitlin (2012)

In ways I can't understand.

All the time, everywhere, everything’s organs
be beatin’ and squirtin’ and talkin’ to each other
in ways I can’t understand.
Mosta the time they probably just sayin
 “I’m hungry,” or “I gotta poop,”
 but sometimes they talkin’ in codes.

Beasts of the Southern Wild by Benh Zeitlin (2012)