Choreographer Quotes in War, Inc. (2008)

Choreographer: Each girl is a transfemoral amputee that lost her leg during the liberation.

Marsha Dillon: And thanks to Tamerlane's cutting edge prosthetic devices, we can literally have you up and dancing before you know it.

Brand Hauser: just another breathtaking example of how American know-how alleviates the suffering it creates.

Marsha Dillon: ...And Coniel Bislan, an M72 rocket-propelled grenade that mistakenly hit her high school.

Brand Hauser: And Tamerlane used the exact same RPG firing pin rod assembly technology that it uses in the prosthetic knees of its dancing legs.

Natalie Hegalhuzen: Talk about vertical integration!

[the Piano Choreographer stomps off in a huff]

Choreographer: This is the most unprofessional job I've ever had! What is this? Why, nobody knows where they're going or what they're doing, of course except for... me!

[the piano choreographer trips and falls into pile of film cans]

Vassili Markovitch, Commisar of Art: I am the new commissar of art. My name is Markovitch. Any questions?

Choreographer: Comrade commissar...

Vassili Markovitch, Commisar of Art: I will ask the questions. What are they doing?

Choreographer: Peter Boroff's tone poem, "Ode to a Tractor."

Vassili Markovitch, Commisar of Art: Peter Boroff? Do you not know that the great Peter Boroff may not come back from Paris, and if he does not, he no longer has any talent?