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Clips from Contact (1997)

"...known as Occam's razor?"
Contact (1997)
"Yes."
Contact (1997)
"...the simplest explanation tends to be the right one."
Contact (1997)
"Now, you tell me. What is more likely here?"
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"...the unwitting star in the farewell performance of one S.R. Hadden?"
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"Dozens of lives were lost."
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"You admit you have absolutely no physical evidence to back up your story?"
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"...you would respond with exactly the same degree of incredulity and skepticism?"
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"...tells me it was real."
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"...of the universe..."
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"Reverend Joss! Reverend Joss!"
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"I flipped through it."
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"I was especially interested in the section on Arroway's video unit."
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"Continue."
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"The important thing is that you all keep searching for your own answers."
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"I'll tell you one thing about the universe, though."
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"...usually the situation, obviously a major malfunction."
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"Small step for man, one giant leap for..."
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"A sniper has fired at President Kennedy."
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"The Communist party..."
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"...or have you ever been a member of the Communist party?"
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"Old soldiers never die. They just..."
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"Hi-yo, Silver!"
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"1941, a date which will live..."
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"Good evening, Mr. And Mrs. North America..."
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"...and all the ships at sea. Let's go to press."
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"CQ, this is W-9 GFO."
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"CQ, this is W-9 GFO here. Come back?"
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"CQ, this is W-9 GFO here."
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"Come back?"
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"CQ, CQ, this is W-9 GFO. Is anybody out there?"
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"Not getting anything."
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"Small moves, Ellie."
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"Small moves."
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"Copy, W-9 GFO. K-4 WLD here."
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"- Where are you, K-4 WLD? Come back? - Pensacola. Over."
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"Orange juice."
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"Copy that, K-4 WLD. How's the weather down there in Florida?"
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"Pensacola, Florida."
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"- Can we hear all the way to Alaska? - Yeah, on a really clear day."
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"Can we hear all the way to China?"
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"Or what's the one after that?"
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"Don't tell me."
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"Hula-Hoops."
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"- Saturn. Could we talk to Saturn? - Mm-hm."
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"All right, no more stalling."
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"Pensacola."
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"Oh, Ellie, that's a beauty."
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"Now get some sleep."
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"- Hey, Dad? - Yeah?"
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"Do you think there's people on other planets?"
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"I don't know, Sparks."
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"But I guess I'd say..."
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"CQ, CQ."
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"I'm gonna need a bigger antenna."
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"What do you think, Doctor Arroway?"
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"The village is five miles away."
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"There's a general store in the cantina. They can order anything from San Juan."
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"And when can I get some dish time?"
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"Dr. Clark said you wouldn't be able to wait. Your first shift is tonight."
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"Try back a little bit. You had something there."
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"There."
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"- Check off-axis. - Uh-huh. On it."
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"Ah."
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"Here it is. J-1741 plus 2748."
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"Must've been a starquake."
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"It's just an old habit. You know, it makes it feel more real."
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"That much? And about what I'd expect after what he had to say about you."
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"What was that?"
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"...a major pain in the ass, and obsessed with a field of study..."
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"...that he considers tantamount to professional suicide."
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"- Anything else? - Those were the highlights."
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"Davio, Dr. Vernon. Dr. Arroway."
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"- Hey. Hi there. - How you doing?"
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"And I believe you've already met our tireless research assistant, Mr. Fisher..."
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"- Here, I need you to sign... - ...as well as his cologne."
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"Brook's looking at the black hole at the center of M-87."
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"Eli's studying Markarian 541, a major gamma-ray source."
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"One down, a couple billion to go."
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"Arecibo, right?"
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"Yeah."
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"- Cracker Jack? - No, thanks."
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"- Mind if I sit down? - Sure."
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"I think we're pretty harmless."
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"Palmer Joss."
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"- Ellie Arroway. - Nice to meet you, Ellie."
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"The usual."
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"What are you...? What are you writing?"
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"Wait, are you a student or something?"
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"Down here doing research about how technology affects Third World cultures."
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"I'm also looking for this guy David Drumlin."
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"He's the new head of the National Science Foundation. I'm trying to get an interview."
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"You could say that."
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"I've crossed paths with this guy."
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"Something like that must really chap his ass, huh?"
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"Compass."
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"For you, EI."
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"Might save your life someday."
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"Will you have dinner with me tonight?"
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"I..."
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"I don't make a very good research subject. I'm just not very quotable."
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"No quotes. No quotes. Scout's honor. Just a good meal, good company."
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"But, uh... But..."
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"Drumlin's coming in this Tuesday."
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"Now I remember why I took that desk job."
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"Glad you could make it, David."
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"If I'd known it was gonna take three planes, I might've reconsidered."
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"How is that new office?"
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"I'm still settling in. They already wanna take half my budget and give it to the Pentagon."
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"- Well, I understand we're having a little... - Good to see you too."
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"Asshole."
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"We need to stop wasting money on pie-in-the-sky abstractions..."
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"Wait, you're saying you wanna do away with all pure research now?"
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"What's wrong with science being practical? Even profitable?"
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"Nothing, as long as your motive is the search for truth."
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"That's a rather interesting position..."
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"I think that hurt my chances with that interview. What do you think?"
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"You're a priest?"
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"...coordinating efforts for Third World churches."
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"All right, you see that sort of large, W-shaped constellation right there?"
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