The Words Quotes

  • Daniella: I'm young, spoiled, impetuous and American. Humor me.

  • Clay Hammond: He loved her. He loved New York. But at night, when the city was finally quiet, he wrote.

  • The Old Man: We all make our choices in life, the hard thing to do is live with them.

  • Mr. Jansen: Another part of being a man, no matter how painful it might be, is accepting your own limitations.

  • Rory Jansen: I'm not who I thought I was, okay? I'm not. And I'm terrified that I never will be.

  • The Old Man: He found out sometime later that what she'd actually said was: "Pay your check and get the hell out of here". But who is he to question fate?

  • Clay Hammond: At some point, you have to choose between life and fiction. The two are very close, but they never actually touch.

  • The Old Man: He should've been somebody everyone knows.

    Rory Jansen: Yeah... but what happened?

    The Old Man: Life.

  • The Old Man: You choose the words, you choose the pain.

Extended Reading
  • Bailey 2022-04-24 07:01:16

    Three layers of nested stories, but the ending is not passed to the audience, it is left to you to experience

  • Clifford 2021-12-25 08:01:38

    A story is still a story, and the pursuit of a story with a sense of rebirth is the rule of Hollywood. Although this is a routine that follows the traditional paradigm of European and American classical literature, life, choice, success or failure, opportunity, and lust are how entangled and often new themes are. The reason I look at McGee is not how clever the old man is, but that the system and traditions are constantly promoting the film industry. And we don’t even tell a good story, so I still respect Mo Yan