How old are you? In real time. I'm one hundred and five.
- Henry Hamilton
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How old are you? In real time. I'm one hundred and five.
- Henry Hamilton
Matt Bomer in Everything → In Time (2011)
[Henry Hamilton] has everything - all the money in the world, all the time in the world - but isn’t happy, and knows that the way things are set up in this sort of classist society is unfair and unjust. He just doesn’t know how to effect change, so he more or less goes on a suicide mission […] and somebody who had been given everything their whole life, ultimately the last decision he makes is one that’s actually very unselfish. And I like that.
MATT BOMER | HENRY HAMILTON: IN TIME
He broke my heart...
I would not be getting laid, but there would probably be some laughter, twenty seconds of serenading, and a selfie All while I die because the blood has all gone to my face and there is no more for my heart to pump
You are right. But the day comes when you've had enough. Your mind can be spent even if your body's not. We want to die.
- Henry Hamilton
Will: Excuse me. You need to get outta here. Somebody's gonna clean that clock.
Hamilton: Yes!
Will: I mean, they're going to rob you. Going to kill you. They can't take that much of time and let you live to tell about it.
Hamilton: Yes.
Will: I don't think you understand, you should not be here!
- Will misunderstanding Hamilton