Dead Poets Society

00:00:29 [ Low Murmuring ]

00:05:33 And if he has trouble breathing, you can give him some of those.

00:09:37 [ Squawking Continues ]

00:14:18 I would like you to step forward over here...

00:19:27 - [ Groans ] - That guy could eat a football.

00:23:29 [ Keating ] Keep ripping, gentlemen.

00:27:31 - ## [ Continues ] - Sir?

00:31:26 What-- What, are you gonna go up and ask them?

00:36:58 - I got that in camp in sixth grade. - Last year?

00:40:22 as someone who writes something very interesting.

00:44:14 Ever since I can remember, I've wanted to try this!

00:48:57 ''Oh, to struggle against great odds, to meet enemies undaunted.''

00:53:42 of the world. ''

00:58:45 No, Charlie! That's just my problem.

01:02:51 You don't have to perform, just make it for yourself.

01:07:10 I, uh, I don't really drink whisky.

01:11:25 - You didn't. - so we can all stop beating off.

01:16:32 At these boys' age? Not on your life!

01:20:58 - I'm sorry. Here. - Excuse me.

01:25:46 He won't be able to m-make it. He's in Chicago.

01:30:15 - The wisest aunt telling the saddest tale. - He's good. He's really good.

01:36:30 - Father, that's a lifetime! - Oh, stop it!

01:48:41 That's it, guys. We're all fried.

01:54:29 What's gonna happen to Mr Keating?