Mavi Korku

That's the answer to the riddle. Because that's what an 8000 pound mako thinks about. About freedom. About the deep blue sea.

So here's the riddle. What does an eight thousand pound mako shark with a brain the size of a flat head V8 engine and no natural predators think about?

[her last words] She may be the smartest animal on the planet, but she's still just an animal.

Sharks never get cancer, go blind or show loss of brain activity as they age. Unlike some people I know.

Did someone order the fish?

Even in death: Standards.

Einstein's theory of relativity. Grab hold of a hot pan, a second can seem like an hour. Put your hands on a hot woman...an hour can seem like a second. It's all relative.

You wait your whole life for a single moment... and then one day, it's tomorrow.

Sharks are the oldest creatures on the planet...from a time when the world was just flesh and teeth.

Who you gonna trust? Me, that's who. You trust me. You know why? Because I'm trustworthy.

Beneath its glassy surface...a world of gliding monsters.

I hate to interrupt this moment of burgeoning intimacy, but can we get the fuck out of here?

If this is a lesson about the drinking, let's just say I've learned it. No need to get carried away, showing me your vengeful side. I know your wrath, Lord.

We could all just dive in and see who makes it to the top. Isn't that the old Aquatica spirit, Dr. Susie? Just dive in? You could go first, just to lead by example.

I don't make waves. I meet the terms of my parole. I'm not out to change the world, like the doc. I'm not out to wreck it either.

Exactly how many sticks of dynamite would you have to set off in your ears before your head would clear?

Brothers never make it out of situations like this. Not ever!

Death is always useless, doctor.

I tell you, man...I quit this job.