Diaz Quotes in The Grey (2011)

Diaz: I got a book. It's called "We're all fucked". It's a bestseller.

Diaz: You fuckin' guys with your rules and your orders and bullshit. Where are we? Look around! This is fuck city. Population five and dwindling.

Ottway: Put that back. Put it Back! We're not looting dead bodies for swag.

Diaz: You got lucky today Ottway. You should be lying there with them. Don't push it.

Ottway: I'm not going to say it again.

Diaz: Motherfucker take a big step back!

Ottway: I'm going to start beating the shit out of you in the next five seconds. And you're going to swallow a lot of blood for a fucking billfold.

Hendrick: Is that it? You're just gonna sit there? Is that what you want?

Diaz: Yeah.

Hendrick: After what we survived?

Diaz: That's exactly why. What I got waiting for me back there? I'm gonna sit on a drill all day. Get drunk all night. That's my life. Turn around and look at that.

[mountains]

Diaz: I feel like that's all for me. How do I beat that. When will it ever be better? I can't explain it.

Ottway: [after bitten by a wolf] Maybe I'll turn into a wolfman now.

Flannery: Wait! That shit's not real, right? I mean you can't.

Diaz: Asswipe, what do you think? Really.

Flannery: I don't know, man, maybe like rabies or whatever. I didn't think the motherfucker was gonna grow claws and teeth and shit.

Diaz: I don't walk through this world with fear in my heart.

Diaz: I just had the clearest thought. I'm done. I'm done.

Diaz: So this is what its come down to boys? This MacGyver bullshit? Ok, alright, I appreciate a good laugh as much as the next guy.

Diaz: Fate didn't give a fuck. Dead is dead.

Talget: I keep sitting here thinking. Even with all this stuff going on, we hit the ground at 400 miles an hour, and we made it... Why would we go through something like that, that crash, if it wasn't meant to be... or ordained?

Diaz: BY Who?... The Almighty?... That fucking fairy tale?... How about good old-fashioned blind luck?... Flannery survived that crash, so did Hernandez... It don't matter. Fate doesn't give a fuck... Dead is dead... Where do you think those boys are now?... Up in heaven? Being fitted for wings?... No, I'll tell you where they are... They're not. That's where. They're nowhere. They're gone.

Talget: My daughter, Mary. She's got really long hair almost down to her waist. In fact, it's the one rule my fucking ex respects, which is that I'm the only one who cuts her hair... She does this thing. She'll come and hover over me. I'll just be dead asleep, and she'll start swinging her head back and forth, tickling me with her hair all in my face, and

[LAUGHS]

Talget: she'll be laughing like crazy. It's a certain type of laugh, you know, when the kid goes past laughing to laughing, like a...

[MIMICS CHILD LAUGHING]

Talget: You know, like you can't really breathe, sounding more like an old man than a kid... I miss the hell out of that kid... Yeah.

Ottway: You should. You know that?... Those things from your life, whatever they might be, make you want that next minute more than the last... Make you fight for it.

Diaz: I just wanna fuck one more time

[ALL LAUGHING]

Talget: See, you ruined my story, motherfucker.

Diaz: No. No, man.

Talget: I'm telling a nice little sweet story about my daughter...

Diaz: I don't mean to wreck your shit... I know, I know. I just can't go out on that last piece of horrible ass that I had. You know what I'm saying? A 53-year-old hooker, half-Eskimo.

Talget: We shouldn't talk about that.

Diaz: She was 250, 260. No shit. The bitch gave me the clap like it was gift wrapped

[MEN LAUGHING]

Talget: No, no, no. No, no, no.

Diaz: Anyway... No, I just think that I would punch out and that would be my fucking swan song, right?... That alone is worth the fight... That's worth the fight.

En-Joo: [at the singing Reese] Hey! Knock that shit off!

Reese: En-Joo don't like the arts?

Diaz: En-Joo don't like shit.

En-Joo: I like your sister, Diaz.

Diaz: She's got a thing for retards.

Diaz: Mellow out man. We can't talk business with you waving guns in people's faces. Your daughter is safe, Colonel. Now whether she stays that way is up to you. My people, they got some business with you. And if you want your kid back, then you gotta cooperate, right?

John Matrix: Wrong.

[shoots Diaz between the eyes]

[Riddick just killed Santana]

Diaz: Yeah. Let's cut him loose.

Dahl: That was five seconds.

Riddick: I like to be a man of my word.

Vargas: One night, three dead. Not sure I'm loving this trend.

Luna: Two dead, one missing.

Vargas: Exactly. Three dead.

Diaz: Well, look at it this way, boys. We might all fit on one ship now.

Riddick: So what's the bounty at?

Boss Johns: I don't know. I don't care. It's not why I'm here.

Riddick: I bet the big jamoke knows.

Diaz: Yeah. I know exactly what it is.

Boss Johns: What I do know is that's double if you're brought back dead.

Riddick: That's new. Will it be enough to pay your funerals?

Santana: [Diaz takes a shot at Riddick's dog and misses] Nice work, Diaz. Encouraging.

Diaz: Had something in my eye.

Santana: It's called a scope. Try it next time.

Boss Johns: You know who that was, right? On the emergency beacon?

Santana: Wouldn't be here if i didn't.

Boss Johns: The concept of backup still has no appeal to you?

Santana: My besties here can ball with anyone. No disrespect for your crew, of course, who look strong too, in those matchy-matchy outfits.

Diaz: Shit. Didn't know there was a dress code.

Santana: Yeah, right?

[first lines]

Diaz: Hey Hodges, what do you think about all those hot shot jitter bugs, huh?

Bob Hodges: What about 'em?

Diaz: You never went for this shit, did you?

Bob Hodges: No way.

Cody Banks: [after a drill] Sorry about the head kick Frank.

Frank: No problem.

Diaz: Sorry, sorry, you don't apologize to your enemies.

Cody Banks: But Frank is my friend.

Diaz: Friends, enemies, they're all the same, trust equals death, now you go write that on your lunch box.

Cody Banks: Sir, you dropped you baseball.

[throws it to him]

Diaz: Remember kid, trust no one, including me.

Diaz: How bad?

Cody Banks: I had a good teacher.

Diaz: And now, as is our annual custom, each citizen of San Marcos will come up here and present his Excellency with his weight in horse manure.

General Emilio M. Vargas: Horse manure? I thought they were diamonds.

Diaz: We are an agrarian country.

General Emilio M. Vargas: Yes, but horse...

Diaz: You will fertilize your personal crops. Sometimes food is more valuable than gold.

Rebel Leader: You are accused of killing over a thousand people in your term of office... of torturing hundreds of women and children. How do you plead?

Diaz: Guilty... with an explanation.