Drag Me to Hell Quotes
A loan officer who evicts an old woman from her home finds herself the recipient of a supernatural curse. Desperate, she turns to a seer to try and save her soul, while evil forces work to push her to a breaking point.
Rham Jas: That's quite all right. So, you wish to know something of your destiny. Very good. We shall see what the fates have in store.
Clay Dalton: Freud said destiny was not an act of fate but rather something created by our subconscious to control our conscious choices.
Rham Jas: That is true. But... "We should not pretend to understand the world only by intellect."
Clay Dalton: Carl Jung...
Rham Jas: Yes. From his treatise "Psychological Types".
Clay Dalton: Jung, the New Agers' favorite psychologist.
Rham Jas: Because he wasn't afraid to bring God into the equation.
Clay Dalton: Freud said destiny was not an act of fate but rather something created by our subconscious to control our conscious choices.
Rham Jas: That is true. But... "We should not pretend to understand the world only by intellect."
Clay Dalton: Carl Jung...
Rham Jas: Yes. From his treatise "Psychological Types".
Clay Dalton: Jung, the New Agers' favorite psychologist.
Rham Jas: Because he wasn't afraid to bring God into the equation.
Waitress: So you're just going to sit here drinking coffee all night long.
Christine Brown: Yes... Maybe! What's it to you?
Waitress: Honey, I make my money on tips. Coffee drinkers don't tip.
Christine Brown: [holds up envelope containing the cursed button] Honey, just keep the coffee coming, or I'll give you a tip you won't forget!
Christine Brown: Yes... Maybe! What's it to you?
Waitress: Honey, I make my money on tips. Coffee drinkers don't tip.
Christine Brown: [holds up envelope containing the cursed button] Honey, just keep the coffee coming, or I'll give you a tip you won't forget!
