Tears of the Sun Quotes
A Special-Ops commander leads his team into the Nigerian jungle in order to rescue a doctor who will only join them if they agree to save 70 refugees too.
Lt. A.K. Waters: Here's the deal: it's been strongly suggested that we turn over Arthur and abandon these refugees out here in the bush. I'll tell you right now: I'm not gonna do that. Can't do that. Broke my own rule - started to give a fuck. And brought you guys along with me. We're about to walk into some serious shit. Before we do, I just like to hear what you guys have to say about it. That's all. Speak freely.
Kelly Lake: My opinion, Sir: we cut our losses. This isn't our fuckin' war. As far as me being in or out, you know the answer to that.
Danny 'Doc' Kelley: Let's get these people to safety. Let's finish the job.
Demetrius 'Silk' Owens: I can't leave 'em, Sir.
Jason 'Flea' Mabry: I'm good to go.
Lt. A.K. Waters: What 'bout you, Red?
James 'Red' Atkins: I can't look at 'em like packages anymore. I'm gonna get 'em out or I'm gonna die tryin'.
Kelly Lake: My opinion, Sir: we cut our losses. This isn't our fuckin' war. As far as me being in or out, you know the answer to that.
Danny 'Doc' Kelley: Let's get these people to safety. Let's finish the job.
Demetrius 'Silk' Owens: I can't leave 'em, Sir.
Jason 'Flea' Mabry: I'm good to go.
Lt. A.K. Waters: What 'bout you, Red?
James 'Red' Atkins: I can't look at 'em like packages anymore. I'm gonna get 'em out or I'm gonna die tryin'.
[first lines]
Female news reader: [voiceover] The tension that had been brewing for months in Nigeria exploded yesterday as exiled General Mustafa Yakubu orchestrated a swift and violent coup against the democratically elected government of President Samuel Azuka. In a land with 120 million people and over 250 ethnic groups, there'd been a long-standing history of ethnic enmity, particularly between the Fulani Moslems in the north and Christian Ibo in the south. The victorious Fulani rebels have taken to the streets as periodic outbursts of violence continue all over the country. Tens of thousands have been killed in the fighting or executed thereafter. Fearing ethnic cleansing, the majority of the Ibo have abandoned their homes, and are fleeing the city or searching for sanctuary wherever they may find it. For now, General Yakubu has taken control of most of the country and appears firmly in charge. There's no word yet on the United Nations' reaction to the coup, but United States forces have already begun to evacuate its embassy.
Female news reader: [voiceover] The tension that had been brewing for months in Nigeria exploded yesterday as exiled General Mustafa Yakubu orchestrated a swift and violent coup against the democratically elected government of President Samuel Azuka. In a land with 120 million people and over 250 ethnic groups, there'd been a long-standing history of ethnic enmity, particularly between the Fulani Moslems in the north and Christian Ibo in the south. The victorious Fulani rebels have taken to the streets as periodic outbursts of violence continue all over the country. Tens of thousands have been killed in the fighting or executed thereafter. Fearing ethnic cleansing, the majority of the Ibo have abandoned their homes, and are fleeing the city or searching for sanctuary wherever they may find it. For now, General Yakubu has taken control of most of the country and appears firmly in charge. There's no word yet on the United Nations' reaction to the coup, but United States forces have already begun to evacuate its embassy.
Gideon: [On why he betrayed them] They have my family they will kill them if I don't help them.
[pauses]
Gideon: I'm not a killer like them
Lt. A.K. Waters: [sneers] Fuck your not!
[coldly on Gideon]
Lt. A.K. Waters: Let him bleed out!
Gideon: [to Lena as he dies] What's going to happen to my family?
[pauses]
Gideon: I'm not a killer like them
Lt. A.K. Waters: [sneers] Fuck your not!
[coldly on Gideon]
Lt. A.K. Waters: Let him bleed out!
Gideon: [to Lena as he dies] What's going to happen to my family?
Arthur Azuka: [as Lt. is about to shoot some of the refugees to get some answers] Please please, there is no need for this please... please
Lt. A.K. Waters: Now you've got something to say to me... don't ya?
Arthur Azuka: My name is Arthur Azuka... I am the only son of President Samuel Azuka... please don't blame them... please, I'm sorry to misled you but they're are enemies everywhere and that is why your being pursued
Lt. A.K. Waters: Our report said the entire presidential family was executed
Arthur Azuka: [snorts] You're 'Report' were incorrect
Lt. A.K. Waters: Now you've got something to say to me... don't ya?
Arthur Azuka: My name is Arthur Azuka... I am the only son of President Samuel Azuka... please don't blame them... please, I'm sorry to misled you but they're are enemies everywhere and that is why your being pursued
Lt. A.K. Waters: Our report said the entire presidential family was executed
Arthur Azuka: [snorts] You're 'Report' were incorrect
Lt. A.K. Waters: Who knows what this is?
[Showing the refugees a GPS transmitter]
Lt. A.K. Waters: anymore of these here? why would anyone want to transmit our position to over 300 Nigerian soldiers who ran all night to get to an hour and a half to where we are now,
[pulls out his gun]
Lt. A.K. Waters: , someone's going to tell me, somebody's going to start talking right now, because if they don't tell me what I want to know by the time I count to five, I'm going to kill someone else
[Showing the refugees a GPS transmitter]
Lt. A.K. Waters: anymore of these here? why would anyone want to transmit our position to over 300 Nigerian soldiers who ran all night to get to an hour and a half to where we are now,
[pulls out his gun]
Lt. A.K. Waters: , someone's going to tell me, somebody's going to start talking right now, because if they don't tell me what I want to know by the time I count to five, I'm going to kill someone else
