
Lady in the Water
30 quotes
Biography
Lady in the Water is a 2006 American urban fantasy drama film written and directed by M. Night Shyamalan, who produced with Sam Mercer.
"I am scared. I will wait here with you, Cleveland."
"I'm so very happy we saw each other."
"Your words are very beautiful. Your heart is very big."
"Thank you for letting me wear your beautiful shirt."
"Do you wish to know your future?"
"A boy, in the midwest of this land, will grow up in a home where your book will be on the shelf and spoken of often. He will grow up with these ideas in his head. He will grow into a great orator. He will speak and his words will be heard throughout this land and throughout the world. This boy will become leader of this country and begin a movement of great change. He will speak of you and your words and your book will be the seeds of many of his great thoughts. They will be the seeds of change."
"I am scared. It is about to get very dangerous."
"Man thinks they are each alone in this world. It is not true. You are all connected. One act can one day affect all."
"I think you're someone very important to everyone."
"Here's the good stuff. There are humans with powers that can help her. These people have been unconsciously drawn to live by the Vessel. These humans don't know who they are."
"They told her that the world will line up and reveal we are on the right path. Why isn't this working?"
"I'm sorry I couldn't protect you. Oh, I should have been there, I am always going to regret — just not being there. I miss your faces — how they remind me of God. I'm so lost without you guys. I met this very nice lady, and her name is Story. I think you would have liked her. I think she might be... an Angel, because she has to go home. I love you all, I love you all so much."
"I don't know who you are — but you did something to me, to my thoughts — and everything became clearer. The fears that were muddling my thoughts just went away. I can hear myself."
"Change doesn't happen, the way you say it's going to happen, without dramatic events to accelerate thinking. I wrote this thing. It might take decades or longer to create a reaction, before it anchors in the consciousness."
"There's a lot of things in The Cookbook people won't like to hear."
"There is no originality left in the world, Mr. Heep — that is a sad fact I have come to live with."
"A dog inside the building. Go! Shoo! … Why you're not a dog at all. … Oh, my god, this is like a moment from a horror movie. … This is precisely the moment where the mutation or beast will attempt to kill an unlikable side character. But, in stories where there has been no prior cursing, violence, nudity or death, such as in a family film, the unlikable character will escape his encounter, and be referenced later in the story, having learned valuable lessons. He may even be given a humorous moment to allow the audience to feel good about him. This is where I turn to run. You will leap for me, I will shut the door, and you will land a fraction of a second too late."
"Wow! He's hearing the voice of God through a crossword puzzle!"
"There is a message. There is a ceremony to be done … The hands of the guild will be needed, plus two others."
"Time is running out for a happy ending."
"It's in the back yard."
"It's not under the bed."
"It's not in the closet."
"Lullaby. And good fright!"
"Some stories are real."