Capt. Tom Reynolds:
I'm not sure I can even spell democracy and I don't know what the big picture even looks like but I know you've got a big mouth.
Carla Vesari:
If I stay with you, Nikko, it won't be because I'm afraid of you.
Nikko Regas:
In this day and age, my dear, fear is a very good basis for a relationship.
Nautaung:
America a very funny place, full of prayers and money.
Capt. Tom Reynolds:
This is Danny De Mortimer. He speaks English like he hated it.
Cpl. Bill Ringa:
You got more weapons here than a bank dick.
Capt. Danny De Mortimer:
Yeah, we put no trust in slingshots.
Capt. Tom Reynolds:
[
explaining a kiss from a nurse] Just a good old American salutation. You'd be surprised at some of the customs of my people.
Capt. Tom Reynolds:
[
admiring the Himalayan landscape] Just like Indianapolis, only this goes up and down.
Capt. Danny De Mortimer:
[
down with cerebral malaria] I feel like an old serial. When does the train run over me?
Capt. Tom Reynolds:
[
tending him] Shut up.
Capt. Tom Reynolds:
What would you like for Christmas?
Carla Vesari:
[
bored with his provincialism] A twelve-foot statue of your grandfather.
Carla Vesari:
That's how I am, a lot of fun, with a heart as big as the Himalayas.
Capt. Tom Reynolds:
You know, the movies have got it all wrong, a cigarette tastes lousy when you're wounded.
Capt. Danny De Mortimer:
Whiskey! I just liberated it.
Capt. Tom Reynolds:
How do you know it's not poisoned?
Capt. Danny De Mortimer:
I don't, that's why I decided to share it with you.
Gen. Sloan:
[
Capt. Reynolds thinks he's tricked the General] I've got a couple of tricksters, real star-spangled hell-for-leather tricksters, right outside that door.
Gen. Chao:
Do you wish to speak further with me on this subject?
Gen. Sloan:
In the words of an old hymn, go to hell.
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