A Wrinkle in Time Quotes

  • Mrs. Which: The only thing faster than light is the darkness

  • Mrs. Which: Trust nothing.

  • Dr. Alex Murry: What if we are here for a reason. What if we are part of something truly divine.

  • Mrs. Whatsit: Don't worry, Meg. Tessering is almost, nearly, perfectly natural!

  • Principal Jenkins: You're next, Charles Wallace!

    [closes the door]

    Principal Jenkins: Veronica Kiley's parents are on their way here. They're worried for their daughter's safety.

    Meg: Their daughter is mean!

    Principal Jenkins: You hit her in the face!

    [sits at his desk and pauses]

    Principal Jenkins: You - you we're a top student. Top attitude. But, look at you now. You - you're aggressive, you're hostile, you shut everybody out, and then wonder why they don't like you.

    Meg: I don't wonder and I don't care!

    Principal Jenkins: Hmm. Well, maybe that's your problem!

    Meg: I don't have a problem!

    Principal Jenkins: You can't keep using your father's disappearance as an excuse to act out. What do you he think he'd say about all this? Seriously? If he walked through that door today, what would happen?

    Meg: The world would make sense again!

    Principal Jenkins: Listen, all I'm saying is... it's been four years. Odds are, he's not coming back.

    [Meg gets up from her chair and leaves the office]

    Principal Jenkins: I did not excuse you, young lady. Meg!

    [cut to the Murry house]

    Mrs. Murry: I want you to write an apology to Principal Jenkins.

    [Meg nods her head in fear]

    Mrs. Murry: And one to Veronica.

    Meg: Mom! She called Charles Wallace crazy!

    Mrs. Murry: That's no excuse!

    [walks away]

    Meg: Well, Dad always told me to stand up for what I believe in!

    Mrs. Murry: Don't use Dad like that. It's not fair!

    Meg: He's not coming back! Is he?

    Mrs. Murry: Don't give up hope, Meg-lin!

  • Calvin: You know, you have great hair!

    Meg: What? No, I don't. Please don't say that.

    Calvin: Okay!

    [pause]

    Calvin: I had a great time. Your mom is insanely nice.

    [Veronica looks out her window]

    Calvin: Your house is warm. Smells good and is full of... I don't know what. It's amazing!

    Meg: It's far from amazing. My mom's upstairs in her room preparing for yet another parent-teacher conference for her delinquent daughter.

    Meg: [sees Veronica staring at Meg and Calvin out her window and sighs] Oh now, not now. Come here!

    [Veronica laughs and Calvin waves at her]

    Calvin: Veronica is your neighbor?

    Meg: Yes! Come here. Please!

    Calvin: So, you're embarrassed to be seen with me?

    Meg: Yeah right. Other way around. She's going to tell everybody that you were with me and I'm just trying to protect your reputation. So, can come you here?

    Calvin: She already saw us. Besides, there's nothing to be embarrassed about!

    [Veronica closes her window]

    Meg: You say that now, but... you don't know what it's like having your every move mocked and ridiculed.

    Calvin: Well, you'd be surprised!

    Meg: Come on, Calvin. Everybody likes you. Even the teachers. You do everything perfectly.

    Calvin: [smirks] Tell that to my dad!

    Meg: At least, you have your dad!

    Calvin: Right, sorry that - you must really miss him?

    Meg: More than anything in the universe!

  • [flashback where Calvin is abused by his father]

    Calvin's Father: 84! 82! 82? I mean, are you even trying or are you just an idiot? Because if this is the best you can do, it's pathetic. You look at me when I'm talking to you. This is pathetic!

  • Charles Wallace: [possess by The It] That's so like you to try to come to the rescue, isn't it Calvin? Always so helpful, overly cheery, trying to please everyone, hoping to convince them that you're not just a burden to your father and your world. Pathetic!

  • Calvin: I think I'm going to go home!

    Meg: You sure?

    Calvin: Yeah! There's some things I need to say to my dad. Maybe now I can finally say them. It's funny how it took a trip around the universe to get me there.

  • Mrs. Which: Do you realize how many events and choices that had to occur since the birth of the universe, leading to the making of you just exactly the way you are?

    Meg: I guess I never really thought about that.

    Mrs. Which: Maybe now's the time to start thinking about it.

  • Calvin: [when Mrs. Whatsit transforms and takes off her clothes] Whoa, Mrs. Whatsit! Humans don't just get naked!

Extended Reading
  • Devyn 2022-04-23 07:03:25

    It's too bad. I haven't seen such a bad movie in a movie theater for a long time. My friends and I started to keep looking at the mobile phone for half an hour. In the end, it was all supported by the little male protagonist's Yan and Pai's Yan. The characters, stories and scenes are all bad. The props for the witch's appearance are all from Taobao, especially Mrs.Which's rhinestone eyebrows. Every time I take a close-up of her, I can't help laughing and wondering why the score is so high....

  • Gerardo 2022-03-23 09:02:37

    The thin story itself is even more terrible under the magnification of single-layer and straightforward religious metaphors. The special effects and stories fully reflect the barrenness of the imagination. The motivation of the characters is inexplicable and the performance is extremely poor. The theme discussion is completely empty and preaching. It's been a few hours since I didn't understand. Did Disney make too much money from Marvel? Worst movie of the year.