Powder (1995)

Partager la citation sur facebook Referring to the inability of televisions to function in his presence.

Partager la citation sur facebook To Sheriff Doug Barnum, about his dying wife's thoughts, as he prepares to set up a mind connection between them.

Partager la citation sur facebook To Sheriff Doug Barnum, after the death of his wife.

Partager la citation sur facebook Meeting Powder as he attempts to leave town after electricity arced into his body during a school science demonstration.

Partager la citation sur facebook Observing the rows of lighting rods on the roof of Powder's grandfather's house.

Partager la citation sur facebook Lindsey [As she communicates with Powder through his touch]: Your father. Your father hurt you a long time ago. You're so sad — he made you so sad. He thought you were ugly, and he kept saying that you weren't… — I'm sorry.
Powder: Do you? Do you?
Lindsey: Do I what?
Powder: Do you think I'm ugly?
Lindsey: I don't know what I think when I look at you. But sometimes I think, I think you're the most beautiful face I've ever seen.

Partager la citation sur facebook * Though this is quoted as Einstein in Voices of Truth : Conversations with Scientists, Thinkers, and Healers (2000) by Nina L. Diamond, p. 429, there are no published sources of this statement yet located earlier than its occurence in this film.

Partager la citation sur facebook Roger Ebert in his review in The Chicago Sun-Times (27 October 1995)