The Kings of Summer Quotes

  • Biaggio: In Italian, the word for snake means 'the demon's cock'.

    Patrick: No it doesn't.

    Biaggio: There's a chance that it doesn't.

  • Joe: I don't trust that old guy.

    Biaggio: He has a shadow behind his eyes.

    Vicki: How long have you been standing there?

    Biaggio: Hello

    Joe: That's not an answer.

  • Patrick: I can deal with the fact that the chickens are store bought. Okay? I can! But it really bothers me that the loaded potato isn't Biagio's recipe...

    Joe: No! No no, that actually really is. I- I honestly have no idea where he's getting chives.

  • Frank: You're right, it's a classic kidnapping. They took our children and the canned goods and pasta.

  • Frank: Yes, I experienced a childhood on the planet Earth. I've heard the story of the boy who cried wolf.

  • Biaggio: Do you know we've been walking for half a mile? I can tell by how much we've bonded.

    Joe: You haven't said a word the whole time.

  • Frank: My question for you, Gary, is: How do you want me to eat these with my normal human mouth? Do you want me to unhinge my jaw like an anaconda? Should I put this in my belly and lay out in the sun for two months, digesting it?

  • Joe: Vicki's making eyes at you man. Go talk to her. She's so into it.

    Biaggio: There's no point in me talking to her anyways.

    Joe: Why not?

    Biaggio: Joe, I'm gay.

    Joe: Are you sure?

    Biaggio: Yes, my lungs fill up every time the seasons change.

    Joe: That's not being gay, Biaggio.

    Biaggio: What?

    Joe: Pretty sure that's Cystic Fibrosis.

    Biaggio: Oh.

  • Rookie Cop: Mr. Toy, are you familiar with the boy who cried wolf?

    Frank: Yes I have experienced a childhood on the planet earth, so... yes I've heard of that one.

    Frank: Do you think you can apply it to my situation in an allegorical fashion?

  • Rookie Cop: Ah, sarcasm. The poor man's wit.

  • Vicki: So Biaggio, what do you do?

    Biaggio: I met a dog the other day, it taught me how to die.

  • Joe: Ah... Is anything better than a good stogie, Biaggio?

    Biaggio: Being in a situation where it's easier to lie but you choose to tell the truth.

    Joe: Hmm. Guess that's better.

  • Joe: You made these?

    Biaggio: I did. It took very little time. Very few days.

  • Frank: Silence, land trunt.

  • Biaggio: I don't really see myself as having a gender.

Extended Reading
  • Erika 2021-12-19 08:01:10

    It's another youth film about "Boys Grow into Men". The director likes to show the details of the jungle in various slow motions. It's really beautiful. Movies without feces and fart plots can also be very humorous. Although various characters are very facial, it is very touching to see this kind of pure youth film. Sundance's film has finally begun to be released slowly~

  • Eliza 2021-12-19 08:01:10

    Attracted by posters, healed by small and fresh photography, touched by youthful play and stubble, in just a short summer, boys became kings of their own world, grew up in their own kingdom, and ended in their own kingdom.