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Clips from Dead Poets Society (1989)

"Bubba, this guy look like Mutt Sanders to you, or what?"
Dead Poets Society (1989)
"No relation. Never heard of him. Sorry, guys."
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"Where's your manners?"
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"There's Mutt Sanders' brother, we don't even offer him a drink."
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"- To Mutt. - To Mutt."
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"Now, how the hell is old Mutt anyway?"
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"- To the Mighty Mutt. - To Mighty Mutt."
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"To Mighty Mutt."
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"Well, listen, I gotta go find Patsy."
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"Yeah, if you guys don't have a meeting, how do we know if we want to join?"
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"Join?"
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"Shall I compare thee To a summer's day?"
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"Thou art more lovely And more temperate."
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"You did?"
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"I'll write one for you too, Gloria."
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"She walks in beauty like the night"
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"She walks in beauty like the night"
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"Of cloudless climes and starry skies"
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"All that's best of dark and bright"
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"Meet in her aspect and her eyes;"
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"That's beautiful."
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"Carpe diem."
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"What, you don't remember?"
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"What, are you kidding?"
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"- Chet, Chet, look. - What?"
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"It's Mutt Sanders' brother."
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"Huh?"
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"What are you doing?"
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"- Chet, don't. - Chet, I know this looks bad, but..."
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"- Ahh! - Chet, no, you'll hurt him."
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"- Jesus. - Leave him alone."
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"- Knox, are you all right? - Chris, get the hell away from him."
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"Next time I see you, you die."
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"Go ahead, pass it around."
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"Me and Pitts are working on a hi-fi system."
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"It shouldn't be that hard to put together."
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"Yeah, I might be going to Yale."
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"But I might not."
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"Don't you guys miss having girls around here?"
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"- Yeah. - Yeah."
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"That's part of what this club is about."
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"In fact, I'd like to announce"
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"I published an article in the school paper in the name of the Dead Poets."
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"What?"
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"- So we can all stop beating off. - How did you do that?"
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"I'm one of the proofers. I slipped the article in."
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"Don't you think they're gonna figure out who wrote it?"
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"They're gonna come to you and ask to know what the Dead Poets Society is."
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"Charlie, you had no right to do something like that."
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"That's right, it's Nuwanda."
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"And are we just playing around out there, or do we mean what we say?"
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"If all we do is come together and read a bunch of poems to each other,"
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"All right, but you still shouldn't have done it, Charlie."
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"This could mean trouble. You don't speak for the club."
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"Hey, would you not worry about your precious little neck?"
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"If they catch me, I'll tell them I made it up."
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"Fine."
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"Sit."
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"Whoever the guilty persons are,"
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"Welton Academy, hello?"
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"Mr. Nolan, it's for you."
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"It's God. He says we should have girls at Welton."
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"Wipe that smirk off your face."
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"Assume the position."
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"Count aloud, Mr. Dalton."
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"Two."
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"Three."
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"Four."
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"Five."
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"What is this Dead Poets Society? I want names."
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"- You kicked out? - No."
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"I'm to turn everybody in, apologize to the school,"
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"and all will be forgiven."
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"So, what are you gonna do?"
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"- Charlie. - Damn it, Neil."
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"Excuse me."
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"- May we have a word, Mr. Keating? - Certainly."
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"English."
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"about some unorthodox teaching methods, in your classroom."
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"I'm not saying they've had anything to do with the Dalton boy's outburst,"
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"Well, your reprimand made quite an impression, I'm sure."
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"What was going on in the courtyard the other day?"
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"Courtyard?"
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"Yeah, boys marching, clapping in unison."
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"Dangers of conformity."
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"If you question it, what's to prevent them from doing the same?"
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"I thought the idea of education was to learn to think for yourself."
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"At these boys' age? Not on your life."
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"Tradition, John. Discipline."
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"He starts walking around towards my left. Creak."
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""Assume the position, Mr. Dalton.""
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"It's all right, gentlemen."
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"That was a pretty lame stunt you pulled today."
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"What about carpe diem, sucking all the marrow out of life...?"
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"And a wise man understands which is called for."
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"Because you'll miss some golden opportunities."
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"Yeah, like what?"
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"Like if nothing else, the opportunity to attend my classes."
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"Keep your head about you."
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"- Yes, captain. - Yes, captain."
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"Phone call from God."
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"We're trying to rehearse, okay?"
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"Wait please. Excitement. I don't hear any excitement about this play."
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"And take her hand."
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"Bring her down the stage and stop, and, "There, gentle Hermia." Try again."
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"- Before you say anything, please let me... - Don't you dare talk back to me."
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"It's bad enough that you've wasted your time"
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"with this absurd acting business."
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"How did you expect to get away with this?"
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"No, nobody..."
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"I thought I'd surprise you."
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""No, no, no," I say."
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""You must be mistaken. My son's not in a play.""
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"You made a liar out of me, Neil."
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"No, I can't. I have the main part. The performance is tomorrow night."
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"I don't care if the world comes to an end tomorrow. You are through with that play."
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"Is that clear?"
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"Is that clear?"
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"Yes, sir."
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"I made a great many sacrifices to get you here, Neil."
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