Harry Dalton:
I've always been better at feeling out volcanoes than people and politics.
Harry Dalton:
Her name was Marianne. We worked together. She loved volcanoes.
Harry Dalton:
I move around a lot: Colombia, Guatemala, the Philippines, Mexico, New Zealand, New Guinea... wherever there's a volcano with an attitude.
Nancy:
Why look at the computer when you can look at the real thing?
Paul Dreyfus:
Harry, listen... for what it's worth... you were right and I was wrong.
Greg:
It's coffee time! Coffee, coffee, coffee, coffee, coffee, coffee! Cappuccino, java, YES!
Stan:
Isn't this beautiful, nestled all nice and cozy right up against the mountain?
Nancy:
Yeah, just like Pompeii.
Rachel:
A man who looks at a rock must have a lot on his mind.
Harry Dalton:
Get the hell out of there now, before it's too late!
[slight tremor]
Terry, USGS Crew:
Did anybody feel that?
[large tremor throws them about]
Paul Dreyfus:
I felt that.
[in the river]
Rachel:
Harry, you see that car coming at us?
Harry Dalton:
I see it.
Terry, USGS Crew:
I have great taste in women! When have I ever steered you wrong?
Harry Dalton:
What about Astrid?
Terry, USGS Crew:
What about Astrid? I thought the two of you would have a lot in common. She said she was into rocks.
Harry Dalton:
Crystals, Terry. Crystals. Not rocks. Crystals.
Paul Dreyfus:
We're picking up some activity around Dante's Peak.
Harry Dalton:
This is a joke right? Dante's Peak?复制复制成功复制失败，请手动复制
