Planet of the Apes

Leuric: I've made it happen! What nobody ever did before! Galen: You also may be killed the way no one's ever been killed before. Here we go . . . !

Leuric: It's all my fault. Galen: Of course it is. Some humans are much more humans then other humans, but you . . . you are the most human.

Leuric: You were very clever – you wanted to find out what I knew about flight first. Pete: Right, we risked our necks just so we could take lessons from Wobbling Willy and his wonderful wiggling wings.

Pete: Hey, hey, getting a little hung up on (Carsia), Galen, huh? Galen: If you mean what I think you mean, I think you are jumping to premature conclusions. (thinks about it) Which may be correct. Hmm.

Galen: You don't think that you're kind? Carsia: I'm really not sure. I think I have other qualities more important. Galen: Such as...? Carsia: Well, I think it'd be more interesting if you find out for yourself. Galen: (chuckles) I intend to try...

Carsia: How may I help you? Galen: You already have, by reviving my confidence in the fact that I am not the only ape on the planet with interests other then eating and sleeping. Carsia: (glancing at the gorillas) I myself have not found the company very stimulating.

Leuric: What do you want? Carsia: I refuse to be questioned by a human for whom I've requested decent treatment. Leuric: I'm sorry. Carsia: That's the first reasonable thing you've said.