X-Men: First Class (2011)

Blue and yellow, its blue and yellow not yellow and blue but blue and yellow.

“The preference always exceeds up to and beyond greed.” The need is brave and fellow. All the need you gather is action, behavior and bit of generosity. If you will but support the race, the game, the creator unto subtle subversion in their taste. You will deny them success. Good luck gentlemen you are the game, remember you are free. All that is whatever it is but you are free.  Free gentlemen!

Reference:

At last line, Charles Xavier(James McAvoy) waves. The team disperses to prepare for war after having a motivational speech. This boosts the confidence by addressing them power, with freedom of will to act in order to win.

pirates of the caribbean

Pirate (ship captain) : 

"Good night pirates I hear misery, compassion, entrapping, entrenching the fates of enough.
Huh! Legal?
Lethargy; don't thee feel cursed. What keeps thy long searching in murk.
Order your pique. Arise the stimulation and prepare to pounce. Postulates signal.
Oust the enthronement for shall Bardian's deserve ensconce.
Lose the guns. Prepare the load. Regain the front. While I shall enjoy my fedora."




Explanation :

The ship is under attack and losing fellow pirate feels alarmed. He wishes his crew with "Good Night" because his crew would not put the efforts until humiliated. Pirates after all! The ship was being destroyed heavily and catastrophic disaster awaited none a few minutes to wait for. The Pirate captain calls themselves "cursed" to explain that they are going through a rigorous time period of all times.The rest of the words try to arise the stimulus and reinforce a new spirit to win the war.  The side which wins also gets to possess land of Duke's following a new King to be chosen according to a parley. The last line "While I shall enjoy my fedora.", sounds too unjust. Pirate after all!



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                                                                                                                  Karan Sharma
                                                                                                                  22/ 9/ 2011 

The Prestige

Judge (to The Great Danton) :

"The Great Danton you've been naming all mishmash to your desires..
Someone of course did not mesmerize your act. Your performances deceive and you've proved mendacious to yourself and your society.
You're accused on charges of political mayhem which seem so be true. Hereby you are sentenced to serve at the 'Peaks of Pecara' until severe maul. The session is hereby dismissed."


Reference :

The judge sentencing The Great Danton who is a famous magician in 'The Prestige'.


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                                                                                                                      Karan Sharma
                                                                                                                      22 /9 /2011