Movie Quotes for Journey+To+The+Center+Of+The+Earth

[from trailer]
Trevor: [in complete awe] Ladies and gentlemen, I give you the center
  of the Earth.

Trevor: What are you doing?
Sean: I am Googling at 30 thousand feet.
Trevor: Are you supposed to be doing that?
Sean: Welcome to the 21st century.

Sean: [seeing a deserted field in the center of the Earth] Dang, I
  wish I read that book.

Helen: Hes going to the center of the Earth. You get dizzy on the
  botton rung of a ladder.
Jonas Lytton: Not the *bottom* rung.

[in front of a church in Edinburgh after a service]
Dean: Miss Jenny! I saw you turn pale when the Domini spoke of those
  in peril at the far ends of the earth.
Jenny: Far ends of the earth; at least that would be somewhere.

Hannah Ásgeirsson: No one gets dibs on the mountain guide.

Hannah Ásgeirsson: [all climbing down] Just make conversation with me
  Sean.
Sean: So, uh, Hannah. Do you come here often?
Trevor: [laughs] That cant be the best you can do!
Sean: [yells] Hey! Im trying to make converstation!
Hannah Ásgeirsson: Its OK. No Sean, I dont come here often.
  [laughs]

Trevor: [as they are climbing] Hey, look at all the shist.
Sean: What?
Trevor: Its a metamorphic rock. Green shist, white shist,
  micro-guarded shist...
Sean: Oh. Shist.

[recognizing Mt. Vesuvius behind them]
Trevor: If your mother asks you where you went this weekend, tell her
  your uncle took you to Italy.

[Sean and Trevor have fallen behind Hannah, tired of climbing]
Sean: I call dibs on the mountain guide.
Trevor: What? Youre thirteen; you cant call dibs.

Hans Belker: [in Icelandic, to his duck] My Gotrun, have you been
  lonely?

Count Saknussem: I dont sleep. I hate those little slices of death.

Sir Oliver Lindenbrook: Young man with the gold tooth, Ill give you
  more gold if you guide us to Reykjavik.
Hans Belker: [in Icelandic] Ahh, yes, yes, yes, Reykjavik.
Sir Oliver Lindenbrook: You... take us... to Reykjavik.

Carla Göteborg: Whom were you taking besides this young man?
Sir Oliver Lindenbrook: The big Icelander.
Carla Göteborg: Then Ill be very useful. He doesnt understand a
  word of English.

Hans Belker: [in Icelandic] There is a tunnel on this side.
Carla Göteborg: He says theres a tunnel on the other side.
Hans Belker: [in Icelandic] And they slant downhill, and we can walk
  them.
Carla Göteborg: Slanting downhill, but walkable.

Hans Belker: [in Icelandic] Madam, the tunnel lies straight upwards,
  but there is a big rock in the way and sadly we cant move it. Only
  a landslide could move it.

Hans Belker: [in Icelandic] The woman in room number 29, she said she
  wants to talk to you.
Sir Oliver Lindenbrook: Tell him to stop jabbering and go shopping.
Alec McKuen: What about lamps.
Hans Belker: [in Icelandic] The woman in room number 29, she said...
Alec McKuen: Ah, lamps... lamps. What about... ah... picks?

Carla Göteborg: Someone is walking up there. I heard footsteps, human
  footsteps.
Sir Oliver Lindenbrook: Since the beginning of time all women have
  heard footsteps up there.

Sir Oliver Lindenbrook: You wont find anything edible in there.
Alec McKuen: Why not? The Chinese eat eggs over 400 years old.

Carla Göteborg: Sir Oliver, you are not going to listen to a
  murderer?
Sir Oliver Lindenbrook: Never interrupt a murderer, madam.

Alec McKuen: [after discovering Professor Göteborg dead in his hotel
  room] Why didnt they tell us at the desk?
Sir Oliver Lindenbrook: Hotels rarely advertise the fact that there
  are corpses lying around.

Hans Belker: [in Icelandic] O, madam, will you all come down here
  where the boy fell. It is so wonderfully beautiful down there.
Sir Oliver Lindenbrook: Whats happened now? Whats he saying?
Carla Göteborg: He said we should go back to where Alec fell.

Sir Oliver Lindenbrook: Are we to be abducted every day in Iceland?

Sean: Oh, were in deep schist.

Trevor: Were still falling!