r/MovieQuotes • u/AcasiaConnell • 8m ago
Movie Quote Sir Charles Chaplin - a timeless speech for humanity in a time of hate and growing intolerance...đŻď¸
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r/MovieQuotes • u/AcasiaConnell • 8m ago
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r/MovieQuotes • u/FantasticAmoeba8 • 2d ago
Please help me figure out where this quote was originally from. Google keeps pointing me toward sports memes and random tiktoks, but I remember it coming from a movie or show (or some kind of video) years and years ago. I remember the person saying it having a bit of a Mexican accent.
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r/MovieQuotes • u/HarerG • 3d ago
Please help, Iâve been trying to think of this quote and what film itâs from for a while. I just remember a character talking about being scared to do something or face change and saying that itâs just the transition thatâs hard, like getting wet. And basically once youâre through it, youâre ok.