It's a movie quote. I guess I should have put quotation marks around it. Since I was the last person to guess successfully, my clue is still in play:
"I wish you could apologize for other people."
Correct! Norman apologizing to Marion for his "mother's" behavior.
I had it narrowed down to two Hitchcock films and guessed "Psycho." I guess I have to find a quote now!
QUOTE:
Don't pull that crap with me, Finger...
I'd recognize that trash can voice of
yours in a dark alley during a rain storm.
You tell that worthless no account son
of mine he should plotz for the way he's
ignored his mother... when I think of all I
sacrificed for him...
Oh, Brandon -- too easy, huh!
"Come on baby, please. It's alright. Everything is the same."
Hint: Horror movie
Night of the Living Dead
Dawn of the Dead
Day of the Dead
Hint 2: A teenage boy is talking.
Hint 3: I think he says this while in a car, backing it out of a driveway, or something very close to that.
You are CORRECT! It's Arnie talking to his car.
woo-hoo!
"Ah, yes.... I knew your people, Sean. Your grandfather; he died in Australia, in a penal colony. And your father, he was a good man too."
Right you are, "The Quiet Man" (just a wee bit late for St. Patrick's Day).
Over to you.
"What have you done? Thousands of years of building and rebuilding, creating and recreating so you can let it crumble to dust."
Sounds like SciFi or Horror.
Forbidden Planet?
