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“In 2001 New York came under attack, and thousands of people simply evaporated, leaving behind only dust and bits of gold Rolex watches. We…

— Joe Pantoliano

“When this is over, society will need entertainment to get past it. We'll make movies about it, hundreds of movies, and in every one…

— Courtney Summers

“I should be used to the way Americans dress when traveling, yet it still manages to amaze me. It’s as if the person next…

— David Sedaris

“I don't like shopping. In movies that depict a futuristic dystopia, people tend to wear uniforms in a single colour, usually a metallic onesie…

— Scaachi Kour

“Every film is the result of the society that produced it. That’s why the American cinema is so bad now. It reflects an unhealthy…

— Jean-Luc Godard

“Everyone looked like a broken-down movie extra, a withered starlet; disenchanted stunt-men, midget auto-racers, poignant California characters with their end-of-the-continent sadness, handsome, decadent, Casanova-ish…

— Jack Kerouac

“I don't know.  I don't really like old movies.  The acting is so, 'Hey buddy, ol' pal.  Let's go wear our hats and have…

— Stephanie Perkins

“Query: Why am I so bitter against Life? And why do I see her as a rag-picker on the American cinema, shuffling along wrapped…

— Katherine Mansfield

“How do we know where we're going? Follow the moon! Remember, the moon is always over Hollywood, and Needles isn't far from Hollywood.”

— Charles M. Schulz

“It’s the same dress that girl wears when she loses her virginity in the backseat of some shitty Honda that smells like Newport cigarettes…

— Jason Myers

“Nobody ever went broke overestimating the vulgarity of the American people,”

— Kurt Vonnegut

“One hot afternoon during the era in which you’ve gotten yourself ridiculously tangled up with heroin, you will be riding the bus and thinking…

— Cheryl Strayed