Fracture

Resident: "What're you gonna do, keep asking the same question different ways so you get the answer you want?"
Willy Beachum: "I guess. That's what I do."
Resident: "Hm, I knew I should've gone to law school."

"I don't think the gun grew little gun legs and walked out of the house. It's in here somewhere, find it."

Lt. Robert Nunally: "I warned you about him."
Willy Beachum: "You warned me he was smart. You didn't warn me you were stupid."

Lt. Robert Nunally: "Your wife? Is she OK?"
Ted Crawford: "I don't think she is. I shot her."

"You look closely enough, you'll find that everything has a weak spot where it can break, sooner or later."

"I'm sorry, your honor, but what would you call it, legally, when the officer who arrested you was having sexual intercourse with your wife? You know, I think it's objectionable. It's rather disgusting is what I think, but uh... I dunno; maybe I'm wrong!"

Ted Crawford: "You really need to be nice to me now, Willy."
Willy Beachum: "Why?"
Ted Crawford: "Because... what's left of a life depends on a machine powered by a cord that leads to a plug in an electrical outlet... and I decide when it gets pulled. That's why."

"Is it safe to say that the person who inflicted this wound intended to kill?"