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minus-squarepeopleproblems@lemmy.worldlinkfedilinkEnglisharrow-up6·1 month agoWhich is a damn shame because the dialogue in Tenet is amazing. I love that movie. “I ordered my hot sauce an hour ago.” “Lying is the Standard Operational Procedure.” “I realized I wasn’t working for you. We’ve both been working for me. I’m the Protagonist.” Sator: “This is where our worlds collide. How would you like to die?” The Protagonist: “Old.” Sator: “You chose the wrong profession.” The Protagonist: “You wanna crash a plane?” Neil: “Well, not from the air. Don’t be so dramatic.” The Protagonist: “Well, how big a plane?” Neil: “That part is a little dramatic.” The Protagonist: “I’ll manage. You British don’t have a monopoly on snobbery, you know.” Sir Michael Crosby: “Well, not a monopoly. More of a controlling interest.”
Which is a damn shame because the dialogue in Tenet is amazing. I love that movie.
“I ordered my hot sauce an hour ago.”
“Lying is the Standard Operational Procedure.”
“I realized I wasn’t working for you. We’ve both been working for me. I’m the Protagonist.”
Sator: “This is where our worlds collide. How would you like to die?”
The Protagonist: “Old.”
Sator: “You chose the wrong profession.”
The Protagonist: “You wanna crash a plane?”
Neil: “Well, not from the air. Don’t be so dramatic.”
The Protagonist: “Well, how big a plane?”
Neil: “That part is a little dramatic.”
The Protagonist: “I’ll manage. You British don’t have a monopoly on snobbery, you know.”
Sir Michael Crosby: “Well, not a monopoly. More of a controlling interest.”