Merlin Movie Quotes

I liked your stats and moons,” Val said softly. “but maybe it’s for the best. Think of it as a complete Merlin makeover.” “You mean like in those teen movies from that hideous decade with the hairspray?

a very old computer on top—the ‘90s kind, with a blocky monitor and a processing unit that was literally the size of a large box. I’d only seen one in movies. They’d already become exhibits in science museums.

I liked your stars and moons,” Val said softly. “but maybe it’s for the best. Think of it as a complete Merlin makeover.” “You mean like in those teen movies from that hideous decade with the hairspray?

I sniff and look back at Wren with a nod. “I have many complaints. So he called up people and asked about movies? Why?” “Look, I’m going to be honest with you, Sloane. I have no fucking idea.

The best thing for being sad,’ said T. H. White’s Merlin, ‘is to learn something.’ All of us have to live our lives most of the time inside the protective structures that we have built; none of us can bear too much reality. We need our books, our craft projects, our dogs and knitting, our movies, gardens and gigs. It’s who we are. We’re held together by our lives, our interests, and all our chosen comforts. But we can’t have only those things, because then we can’t work out where we should be headed.