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Robot: Hello, Frank. It is a pleasure to meet you.
Frank: How do you know?
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Frank: I hate hikes. God damned bugs! You've seen one tree - you've seen all.
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Robot: Frank, that cereal is for children. Enjoy this grapefruit.
Frank: *You're* for children, stupid.
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Frank: I would rather die eating cheeseburgers than live off of steamed cauliflower.
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Frank: The human brain, a lovely piece of hardware.
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Frank: I knew you had an off switch.
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Robot: Warning. Do not molest me.
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Frank: Can't you just erase the bad parts?
Robot: My memory is a holographic array. If I lost half of it I'd still have every memory, just in half the resolution.
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Robot: After you wipe my memory things can go back to normal and you can continue planning your next job.
Frank: What did you say?
Robot: Remember Frank, your next job. You deal in diamonds and jewels, the most value by the ounce. It's not too late, Frank. Don't give up. Lifting that high-end stuff, no one gets hurt. Except those insurance company crooks.
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Frank: Fuck this shit.
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Frank: Every security system is designed by security companies, not thiefs. It's not the question of if a thief can break in, it's how long. They place all the heavy systems where their customers can see them. They're selling the feel of security.
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Frank: Why are you wearing a space helmet?
Robot: Frank, we need to leave.
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Robot: Self-destruct sequence initialized.
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Jennifer: [Addressing robots] Are you two enjoying the party?
"Mr. Darcy," robotic 'Assistant Librarian': [Synthesized speech] I'm functioning normally.
Robot: As am I.
Frank: [Addressing robots] Why don't you... mingle, together?
"Mr. Darcy," robotic 'Assistant Librarian': [Synthesized speech] I have no functions or tasks that require a verbal interaction with the VGC 60 L.
Jennifer: Mr. Darcy, that is so rude.
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[first lines]
[a phone rings, and a recorded female voice announces: "Call from Madison Weld. Call from Madison Weld"]
Frank: [Sleepy] Hello?
Madison: Hey, dad!
Frank: What? Wha...?
Madison: [On a wall video phone, with noisy transmission] Daddy, it's me, Madison. Hi!
Frank: Oh, yeah! Yeah... Hey. How are you doing?
Madison: I'm wonderful. Turkmenistan is so beautiful. I am sorry I haven't called. How are you?
Frank: Oh! You know... fine. I'm OK.
Madison: Has Hunter been coming around?
Frank: Hunter?
Madison: [Image flickers] Dad?
[Image is gonne]
Madison: [Video phone screen message and recorded female voice announce: "Connection lost"]
Frank: Madison...
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Frank: [to Robot] It's perfection! We know there is something worth stealing. we know when to go in, how to get in and how to get out. It would be a crime *not* to do it.
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Frank: [to Jennifer] How do you know this whole thing isn't just one big scam?
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[last lines]
Hunter: [reading a note from Frank] "Check the Robot's garden, under the tomatoes. Have fun, kids. Dad."
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Frank: You're starting to grow on me.
Robot: Thank you, Frank. It's time for your enema.
Robot & Frank Quotes
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Ransom 2022-04-20 09:02:01
I have never been able to resist robots or something. Give me a robot boyfriend!
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Toby 2022-04-21 09:02:50
As a movie that I was looking forward to, it did not satisfy me very much. The director wanted to explain too many themes. It is just the theme that robots are not human beings, and the human beings derived from this topic will attach spiritual sustenance in loneliness. The phenomenon of transcending similar species is already profound enough. In addition, themes such as family conflicts have not been well developed. Although the robot in the film is too simple in shape, it still left a deep impression on me
