Joe Turner: I've got a plan. I don't know if it'll work or not, but I'll need your help. Kathy: Have I ever denied you anything?
Joe Turner: Are you sure about this ideogram? Janice: Look at this face. Could I be wrong about an ideogram? [Turner laughs] Joe Turner: It's a great face. But it's never been to China.
Joe Turner: This is no damned book! Somebody or something is rotten in the Company! Higgins: You never complained 'til yesterday. Joe Turner: You didn't start killing my friends until yesterday!
Kathy: You had bad dreams. Talked in your sleep. Joe Turner: What did I say? Kathy: Who's Janice? Well, was she a volunteer or a draftee like me?
[Magneto enters the Robert F. Kennedy Memorial Stadium] Groundskeeper: Excuse me, can I help you? Erik Lehnsherr: No. You can't. [lifts the stadium into the sky]
Logan: We're gonna need Magneto... Charles Xavier: That man is a monster! He is held hundred floors beneath THE most heavily guarded building in the world.
Pinstripe Mafioso: You were supposed to guard the boss's daughter, not screw her! Logan: I didn't do sleep with her!... Okay I slept with her many times.
[in ancient Egypt, a young boy assembles a pyramid in mid-air] Crowd: [kneels and chants] En Sabah Nur! En Sabah Nur! En Sabah Nur! En Sabah Nur!
Senator Brickman: [to Trask] We can't support a weapon that targets our own citizens. If these Mutants as you describe are living here, they are living here peacefully!
Professor X: Raven was a dear friend of mine... Kitty Pryde: What happened? [Magneto takes a quick look at the Professor] Professor X: I drove her away.
Pietro Maximoff: [outside Xavier's plane] I saw your flight plan in the cockpit. Why are you going to Paris? [Hank and Charles exchange amused glances]
Charles Xavier: Hank... could you help me upstairs? [Hank gets Charles to his wheelchair] Hank McCoy: Are you sure about this? Charles Xavier: Absolutely not.
[Logan's body is fished out of the Potomac river] Cop: What do you want us to do with him, sir? Maj. Bill Stryker: I'll take it from here.
[the Sentinels come on] Bolivar Trask: [to Stryker] What the hell are you doing? I didn't tell you to activate them! Maj. Bill Stryker: I didn't. [Magneto appears]
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