"Wasn't exactly my plan... but you know how plans go."

Kiki: "Do you go to all of his games?"
Carla: "No. No, I don't. The last game I went to was six hours long and the final score was one to two. So, I'd rather go to Afghanistan than another kids' baseball game."

Major West: "I'm going to try to break us out of the atmosphere."
John Robinson: "No, we don't have enough core material for that."
Major West: "Well, maybe if we catch one of the thermal..."
John Robinson: "No, it won't work. I know. We have to go... down. Through the planet as she's breaking up. We can use the planet's gravity..."
Major West: "What?"
John Robinson: "To throw us ut the other side and back into space!"
Major West: "That's insane!"
John Robinson: "I don't have time to argue."

Jyn Erso: "They call it the Death Star. It's capable of destroying an entire planet, it could be the end of us all. There's a way to defeat it. We need to capture the plans. If my father built this thing, we need to find him."
Baze Malbus: "Alright. How many do we need?"

"What is so great about plans? I never had a plan! Did I plan to lose my parents? No. Did I plan to find Marlin? No. Did you and I plan to meet? Well, I don't think we did and that's because the best things happen by chance because that's life and that's you being with me out in the ocean not safe in some stupid glass box."

Angela Dodson: "I guess God has a plan for all of us."
John Constantine: "God's a kid with an ant farm, lady. He's not planning anything."

Tammy: "Mitch sent me to tell you the plan's been changed."
Ray: "I didn't know there was a plan."
Tammy: "Well, that's good, because it's been changed."

Murdock: "Ladies and gentleman we are expecting some slight turbulence so please remain in your seats until the captain has turned off the fasten seatbelts sign. Don't worry boys, turbulence has never brought down a plane!"
Faceman: "What the hell is that?"
Murdock: "But, we got inbound subsonic UAVs with missile lock, and they bring down planes all the time!"

"Did you have a nightmare? I have nightmares too. Someday I'll explain it to you. Why they came. Why they won't ever go away. But I'll tell you how I survive it. I make a list in my head. Of all the good things I've seen someone do. Every little thing I could remember. It's like a game. I do it over and over. Gets a little tedious after all these years, but... there are much worse games to play."

Flight Attendant: "Sir, could you please turn that off? It can interfere with the plane's navigation systems."
Sean: "Do you really believe that? Because people have been talking outside, you know, the flight attendant social circle of trust, and word is that nobody really believes that."
Ben: "Excuse my friend. He was dropped on his head as a child."
Sean: "No. If these were really that bad, the wouldn't let you bring them on the plane, flat out. If you agree with me, don't unfold your arms."

Doyle: "We have a mission."
Cooper: "Yeah, and our mission is to find a planet that can habitate the people living on Earth right now. Okay? Plan A does not work if the people on Earth are dead by the time we pull it off."

Ramirez: "Remember, Highlander, remember your home. Another galaxy, you were chosen, remember?"
Conner MacLeod: "Yes, yes I remember. The beginning, 500 years ago, on the planet Zeist. We planned rebellion, we met in secret, always careful to avoid our deadly enemy, General Katana."

Jupiter: "Because a dream is the only way any of this make sense."
Caine: "Compared to what? The idea that you're the only intelligent species, on the only inhabitable planet, in a universe so full of planets that you don't even have a number to describe how many there are."

Cobb: "What do you want?"
Saito: "Inception. Is it possible?"
Arthur: "Of course not."
Saito: "If you can steal an idea, why can't you plant one there instead?"
Arthur: "Okay, this is me, planting an idea in your mind. I say: don't think about elephants. What are you thinking about?"
Saito: "Elephants?"
Arthur: "Right, but it's not your idea. The dreamer can always remember the genesis of the idea. True inspiration is impossible to fake."
Cobb: "No, it's not."