Christian Slater Quotes

Christian turned around and penetrated Slater with his obsidian eyes. "Better talk or I'll introduce you to my two best friends," he said harshly, holding up his fists. "Meet thunder and lightning. If you don't start talking, it's going to storm all over your face.

He lets go of my face. Becomes Mr. Intensely Sincere. Christian Slater with the bomb in his trench coat pocket. Christian Slater with the baboon heart.

Careful analysis of this scene reveals that all of the teenagers behind Halliday are actually extras from various John Hughes teen films who have been digitally cut-and-pasted into the video. † His surroundings are actually from a scene in the 1989 film Heathers. Halliday appears to have digitally re-created the funeral parlor set and then inserted himself into it. ‡ High-resolution scrutiny reveals that both quarters were minted in 1984. § The mourners are actually all actors and extras from the same funeral scene in Heathers. Winona Ryder and Christian Slater are clearly visible in the audience, sitting near the back.

After the injury, I thank God I had Slater around me. Slates has been a big part of my NFL success and my growth as a man as anyone. He is a positive guy, true at heart, and so giving. He's a devout Christian, and when he's praying for you, it's not just words. You know he's actively speaking to his higher power on your behalf.

The waitress came over slowly, as if the effort of crossing the floor was synonymous with wading through deep snow and she should be rewarded for it. Myron warmed her up with one of his patented smiles. The Christian Slater model—friendly yet devilish. Not to be mistaken for the Jack Nicholson model which was also friendly yet devilish. “Hi,” he said. She put down a Rolling Rock cardboard coaster. “What can I get you?” she asked, trying to toss up a friendly tone and falling way short. You rarely find a friendly barmaid in Manhattan, except for those born-again waitresses at chains like TGI Friday’s or Bennigan’s where they tell you their name and that they’ll be your “server” like you might mistake them for something else, like your “legal consultant” or “medical advisor.

Embrace every moment of life rather than wasting it in conflict. We should strive to demonstrate to others the love, grace, and mercy God has extended us.

When the lion’s roar is laden with too much pride, God will send a tiny thorn of humility to hush the mighty beast.

Disrespect is like tossing a stone into calm water. It causes ripples to travel outward, upsetting what was once a serene environment.

Scripture remains the lighthouse that defines us, gives us hope, and guides us through life’s perilous storms.

Patience is like a faucet handle. It controls the flow and timing of our reactions, satisfying the thirst of kindness.

Kindness can change a moment, but it can also change us if practiced consistently.

Envy erodes our conviction of being blessed by God and diminishes faith in Him knowing what’s best.

Selfishness consumes everything around us until nothing remains, including ourselves.

Managed anger fades like the sunset, but when uncontrolled and released, it can create those lasting memories we wish we could delete.

We sometimes suffer through self-imposed life sentences on ourselves or others for wrongdoings, despite having the key to freedom in our hearts

The truth always frees us from the self-imposed shackles of lies found in worldly desires.

If we want to protect others, we should first seek to protect them from ourselves.

Do you still think it’s a toss up between Sean Connery, Harrison Ford, and Christian Slater for sexiest man alive?

Christian Slater, who is the son of another old friend, Mary Jo Slater, a casting director I had known in New York since the beginning.

If we’re obedient to God's divine authority while wearing God's Armor, we’ve won the battle before it begins.

We sometimes suffer through self-imposed life sentences on ourselves or others for wrongdoings, despite having the key to freedom in our hearts.

Our trust, like iron, can withstand enormous weight, but if constantly exposed to corrosive elements, rust can form, weakening its once-reliable strength—it becomes untrustworthy.

The tiny ant can teach us enormous lessons about never giving up.

Because of a living and faithful God who loves us undeservingly, life unfolds by His grace when all seems hopeless.