"I recommend movies I love. Love is subjective. You may like them or not. But you cannot make me "unlove" them." — Sean Witzke.

"Terminator, Terminator 2, Aliens, Predator, The Thing, Iron Man, Jurassic Park; Stan Winston is the reason I know what special makeup effects are. He was always the real reason all those movie worked. He brought impossible things to life. To say he will be missed is an understatement. Movies won’t be the same without him."

— Sean Witzke.

"Even if we don't agree on the movies we love, we all can agree that we love movies. Stretched out before us on the big screen, these larger-than-life stories each take us on a ride. We laugh at ourselves. We find our humanity. We explore our darkest fears. We create new worlds. We begin to understand each other. The very best movies, of course, find a permanent place in our hearts. They capture a generation's hopes and fears and weave those raw emotions into celluloid—or, these days, pixels. They are iconic, and despite the ways in which we are different from one another, these movies become something we can share."

— Kim Schmidt.

"There's a huge difference between explaining mythology and simply showing us a mythology that exists. The latter is awesome. The former is the death of drama. Bizarre how few filmmakers seems to understand this." — "ChateauArusi", en respuesta a un artículo de opinión sobre la película John Wick en 'Birth.Movies.Death.'; 31 de marzo de 2016.

"Film composers must be at the service of the film. You cannot go against the film." — Ennio Morricone.

"A great chase scene is the finest moment in film. It’s exhilarating, dropping all the inessential fat of the form in favor of pursuit and conflict." — Sean Witzke.