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# Trixie (film)

Trixie is a 2000 American mystery-crime film directed by Alan Rudolph and starring Emily Watson, Nick Nolte, Will Patton and Brittany Murphy.

## Dialogue

    Trixie: You gotta grab the bull by the tail and look it in the eye.
    Trixie: Soon somebody could get killed here, and die!.
    Red: I am Red Rafferty.
    Red: This is my boat.
    Trixie: I know this is your boat, you're Red Rafferty.
    Red: Thats what I said.
    Trixie: Do you hear yourself talking when you speak?!
    Trixie: It's brains, not bullets.
    Trixie: I'm a private defective.
    Trixie: It's time to fish or get off the pot.
    Trixie: I've an ace up my hole.
    Dex: I've got 20/20 hearing.
    Trixie: I'm not going to let you drink yourself to Bolivia.
    Trixie: My sister's having a baby, but I don't know if I'm going to be an uncle or an aunt yet.

## Taglines

* The only crime she couldn't solve was the murder of the English language

## Cast

* Emily Watson - Trixie Zurbo
* Dermot Mulroney - Dex Lang
* Nick Nolte - Senator Drummond Avery
* Nathan Lane - Kirk Stans
* Brittany Murphy - Ruby Pearli
* Lesley Ann Warren - Dawn Sloane
* Will Patton - W. 'Red' Rafferty
* Stephen Lang - Jacob Slotnick
* Mark Acheson - Vince Deflore
* Vincent Gale - Sid Deflore
* Jason Schombing - Ramon
* Robert Moloney - Alvin
* Troy Yorke - Cleavo Arris
* Wendy Noel - Coffee Shop Waitress
* David Kopp - Bell Boy
* Ken Kirzinger - Avery's Bodyguard
* Jonathon Young - Gas Attendant
* Terry Chen - Waiter
* Gary Jones - Lobbyist
* Zak Santiago Alam - Gang Member
* Tyler Labine - Gang Member
* Norman Armour - Dr. Gold
* Alvin Sanders - Capitol Building Custodian
* Peter Bryant - Cop #1
* Kate Robbins - Tourist Wife
* Michael Puttonen - Tourist
* Brendan Fletcher - CD Thief
* Terence Kelly - Mr. Lang
* Maria Herrera - security guard

## External links

* Trixie quotes at the Internet Movie Database
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# 24 Caprices for Solo Violin (Paganini)

The 24 Caprices for Solo Violin, Op. 1, were written by Niccolò Paganini between 1802 and 1817 and published in 1819.

## Quotes

** Note: Caprice No. 24
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# 3 Ninjas (film)

3 Ninjas is a 1992 American martial arts comedy film directed by Jon Turteltaub, starring Victor Wong, Michael Treanor, Max Elliott Slade, and Chad Power. It was the only 3 Ninjas film released by Touchstone Pictures, while the others were released by TriStar Pictures. The film is about three young brothers who learn martial arts from their Japanese grandfather.

## Dialogue

    Fester: Marcus, score us some nacho chips and some radical salsa.
    Marcus: Dude!
    Fester: None of that green stuff.
    Marcus: Radical!
    Hammer: Dude!
    Fester: [aiming gun at clerk] Open up the cash register. That's right, dude. Us three bone heads are sticking you up. Open up that register before I have to get nasty.
    [pager goes off]
    Fester: Excuse me, sir. Could I please use your telephone?
    [Grandpa is giving the boys names]
    Tum Tum: Can I be Monster Destroyer? Or how about Super Killer?
    Colt: How about Super Dork?
    Fester: Hey, dude. What time does school get out?
    Hammer: I don't know. I never stayed to the end.
    Fester: This kidnapping is so much better than armed robbery.
    Hammer: Yeah, I never got a pizza on a robbery.
    Fester: Okay, none of you little dudes move until those two dudes get back!
    Rocky: We should run.
    Tum Tum: We should hide.
    Colt: We should kick their butts!
    Colt: I'm Colt, because I'm fast. He's Rocky, because he's solid and he's Tum-Tum because he'll eat anything.
    Tum Tum: I won't eat dog poop.
    Fester: Okay, Marcia Brady or Laurie Partridge?
    Hammer: Rather do Laurie.
    Fester: Cool. Okay, Cheryl Ladd or Farrah Fawcett?
    Hammer: Tanya Roberts, dude.
    Fester: Alright. Operation: Kick Butt is about to commence. Synchronize watches.
    Hammer: What time is it?
    Fester: I don't know, anybody got a watch?

## Taglines

* Action at its Best!
* Disney's new or a big shot! A Bruce Lee for young people
* Comin' at you!

## Cast

* Michael Treanor - Samuel "Rocky" Douglas
* Max Elliott Slade - Jeffrey "Colt" Douglas
* Chad Power - Michael "Tum Tum" Douglas
* Victor Wong - Grandpa Mori Tanaka
* Alan McRae - Sam Douglas
* Margarita Franco - Jessica Douglas
* Rand Kingsley - Hugo Snyder
* Joel Swetow - Mr. Brown
* Professor Toru Tanaka - Rushmore
* Patrick Labyorteaux - Fester
* Clifton Powell - FBI Agent Kurl
* Baha Jackson - Bully
* Kate Sargeant - Emily

## External links

* 3 Ninjas quotes at the Internet Movie Database
# 3D Monster Maze

3D Monster Maze is a 1981 computer game and one of the earliest examples of a survival horror game, as well as an early example of a 3D game. In it, the player must evade a marauding T. Rex in a maze for as long as possible to score points and escape to the next level.

## Quotes

All quotes presented as they appear in-game
* ROLL UP, ROLL UP, SEE THE AMAZING TYRANNOSAURUS REX KING OF THE DINOSAURS IN HIS LAIR. PERFECTLY PRESERVED IN SILICON SINCE PREHISTORIC TIMES, HE IS BROUGHT TO YOU FOR YOUR ENTERTAINMENT AND EXHILARATION.
* THE MANAGEMENT ADVISE THAT THIS IS NOT A GAME FOR THOSE OF A NERVOUS DISPOSITION. IF YOU ARE IN ANY DOUBT, THEN PRESS STOP
* RUN HE IS BEHIND YOU
* YOU HAVE POSTHUMOUSLY BEEN AWARDED [x] POINTS AND SENTENCED TO ROAM THE MAZE FOREVER.
** When Rex catches the player

## About

* The best thing about 3DMM was strangely the silence as you moved around. ... This added to the atmosphere. This also added to the scares. There was nothing worse than heading down a corridor and in the distance seeing the start of the dino heading towards you. Because the graphics were slow to draw the dino came at you in a few steps. Turning around and sprinting the other way was a manic dance across the keyboard, while you looked stunned as the screen filled with teeth. It was truly a pants wetting moment.
** Lee's Peek n Poke review

## Citations

* ↑ Lee's Peek n Poke. Issue four: "Look for the green head" (September 2005).
# 3 A.M.

3 A.M. is a time in the 12-hour clock, or 3 hours after midnight. It is frequently associated with the witching hour in literature and folklore.

## Quotes

* But at three o’clock in the morning, a forgotten package has the same tragic importance as a death sentence, and the cure doesn’t work — and in a real dark night of the soul it is always three o’clock in the morning, day after day. At that hour the tendency is to refuse to face things as long as possible by retiring into an infantile dream—but one is continually startled out of this by various contacts with the world. One meets these occasions as quickly and carelessly as possible and retires once more back into the dream, hoping that things will adjust themselves by some great material or spiritual bonanza. But as the withdrawal persists there is less and less chance of the bonanza—one is not waiting for the fade-out of a single sorrow, but rather being an unwilling witness of an execution, the disintegration of one’s own personality ...
** F. Scott Fitzgerald, The Crack-Up (1945) (ISBN 978-0-8112-1971-6)
* Oh God, midnight's not bad, you wake and go back to sleep, one or two's not bad, you toss but sleep again. Five or six in the morning's not bad, there's hope, for dawn's just under the horizon. But three, now, Christ, three a.m.! The blood moves slow. You're the nearest to dead you'll ever be save dying. Sleep is a patch of death, but three in the morn, full wide-eyed staring, is living death! You dream with your eyes open. God, if you had strength to rouse up, you'd slaughter your half dreams with buckshot! But no, you lie pinned to a deep well-bottom that's burned dry. The moon rolls by to look at you down there, with its idiot face. It's a long way back to sunset, a far way on to dawn, so you summon all the fool things of your life, the stupid lovely things done with people known so very well who are now so very dead — And wasn't it true, had he read it somewhere, more people in hospitals die at 3 a.m. than at any other time ...?
** Ray Bradbury, Something Wicked This Way Comes (1962)
* The hour of the wolf is the hour between night and dawn. It is the hour when most people die, when sleep is the deepest, when nightmares feel most real. It is the hour when the demons are most powerful. The hour of the wolf is also the hour when most children are born.
** Hour of the Wolf (1968), film directed by Ingmar Bergman
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# Alberto Ricardo Lorenzelli Rossi

Alberto Ricardo Lorenzelli Rossi (2 September 1953 –) is a prelate of the Catholic Church who serves as an auxiliary bishop of the Archdiocese of Santiago de Chile.

## Quotes

* I strongly believe in the religiosity of the Chilean people and in the Church of Santiago. People trust God. Chile's Church is of the people, but profound. I believe we must live a faith together with people, so that my faith will be credible and authentic. We must walk with them. And, on the other hand, I believe we must take on a great responsibility above all as an institutional church.
** "God is the center of our mission": Monsignor Alberto Lorenzelli on his new mission in Santiago de Chile (19 July 2019) Agenzia iNfo Salesiana