Emilie Warnock Quotes in Lockout (2012)

Emilie Warnock: Who are you? Who sent you?

Snow: Your old man did.

Emilie Warnock: My dad. What did he say?

Snow: Well, I didn't get to meet him personally. He kind of delegated your rescue. He had a big conference on the corn surplus.

Emilie Warnock: You're kidding me?

Snow: No. No, apparently, we should all be eating more corn.

Emilie Warnock: About my father?

Snow: Oh, yeah. I made that other bit up.

Emilie Warnock: Did he have a message for me?

Snow: Yes. You are adopted.

Emilie Warnock: Are you always this obnoxious?

Snow: Shh...

[Emilie gets quiet]

Emilie Warnock: [whispering] Did you hear something?

Snow: No, I'm just enjoying the silence.

[Snow gives Emilie an injection]

Emilie Warnock: What is that?

Snow: That's to stop the bleeding. And hopefully the talking.

Snow: Ok, see here on the map?

Emilie Warnock: Yeah.

Snow: That's where the pod is. You get in it, you fly away. The good guys will come and get you, ok?

Emilie Warnock: On my own?

Snow: You're a big girl, right? Here's an apple and a gun. Don't talk to strangers, shoot them.

Emilie Warnock: I know something about you. Amazing what you could find out as First Daughter in old Army documents. Last name Snow. First name... Marion.

Snow: My old man was a John Wayne fan.

Emilie Warnock: Must have been tough on the playground.

Snow: That's why I'm so lovable.

Emilie Warnock: Looks like you're a free man.

Snow: Thanks to you.

Emilie Warnock: What kind of Robin Hood would I be if I didn't stop to rescue Maid Marion once in a while?

[last lines]

Snow: You know, I've got this feeling your old man's not going to approve of this. I mean, I can't really see this going anywhere, can you?

Emilie Warnock: Depends on how good you are in bed.

Snow: Well in that case, I give it at least 10 minutes.

Emilie Warnock: You can't smoke in here.

Snow: All evidence to the contrary.

Emilie Warnock: So it says here you were convicted of aggravated physical assault?

Hydell: No. I'm innocent. That wasn't me. That's a case of mistaken identity.

Emilie Warnock: 53 counts?

Hydell: I've a very familiar face.

Emilie Warnock: [moving away from Snow] What the hell are you doing?

Snow: I'm bringing you back from the dead.

Emilie Warnock: I was dead?

Snow: Yeah and so far, I think I prefer you that way. Come on, that's enough fore-play. We gotta get out of here.

Emilie Warnock: Do you dream while you're under?

Hydell: Well, I'm gonna dream about you. Aren't I?

Emilie Warnock: What if this doesn't work?

Snow: Well, then we're probably gonna die.

Emilie Warnock: Is that your idea of encouragement?

Snow: [after Mace dies in the breached air-lock] Well, that's that then.

Emilie Warnock: I'm sorry.

Snow: Yeah right. I'm sure you are.

Emilie Warnock: I know he was your friend.

Snow: [upset] I don't need your sympathy. Neither does he.

Emilie Warnock: No, no. He needed a friend who wouldn't hang him out to dry.

Snow: [even angrier] Yeah. I'm taking the rap for something I didn't do, okay! I didn't put him here!

Emilie Warnock: So, what do I call you?

Snow: You know what? Don't call me.

Emilie Warnock: What's your name?

Snow: Snow.

Emilie Warnock: Snow?

Snow: Yeah. Or Sir. You can decide.

Emilie Warnock: [to Snow] Or are you all mouth, no trousers?

Emilie Warnock: Mr. Hydell, how are you feeling?... Are you experiencing any disorientation?

Hydell: [points to his face] I can't see out of that eye anymore.

Emilie Warnock: And what happen to your face? Did you burn it?

Emilie Warnock: So, what's the plan? Surely you have a plan to rescue the hostages?

Snow: What hostages?

Emilie Warnock: The hostages! The staff, the guards... Should I write it out in crayon?

Emilie Warnock: [about Hydell's scars] Why do they do that?

Snow: Do what?

Emilie Warnock: The markings on the face.

Snow: Other prisoners do it to them. Lets everyone know you're a rat.

Emilie Warnock: [to Snow about Mace] Now you're asking a crazy man where he hid a briefcase that you threw away in a crowded subway station?