Superman II

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Newspaper editor Perry White tells reporter Clark Kent, "... Don’t worry..." (0:10)

One terrorist tells another, "It’s your nerves." (0:15)

Reporter Lois Lane tells Clark, "... You gotta be more aggressive. You have to go from the instinct..." (0:21)

Crime genius Lex Luthor tells his henchman Otis, "... through patience, invention, and skill..." (0:23)

Mission control tells an astronaut Nate, "... when I saw your Rorschach tests." (0:25)

Voice: "Kryptonian memory bank..." (0:43)

Lois tells Clark, "... I am nobody’s fool..." (0:46)

Lois tells Clark, "Boy, I sure must have looked like an idiot..." 
”... not only have I lost my mind...” (0:51)

Criminal Ursa asks sheriff’s deputy Duane, referring to his badge, "What is this symbol?" (0:56)

A customer tells Ursa, "Hey, sweet thing..." (0:59)

Superman tells Lois, "See, when my father died..." (1:01)

General Zod tells Ursa, "What bravery..." (1:07)

Superman tells Lois, "... even though I do make a fool of myself..." (1:08)

Zod: "... In return for your obedience, you will enjoy my generous protection..." (1:09)

Ursa strikes two men’s heads. (1:16)

Zod asks the President, "Who is this imbecile?" (1:17)

Customer Rocky punches Clark in the face. (1:20)

Perry bounces a ball off of Non’s head. 
Mute Non pushes Perry’s head through the ceiling. 
Lois punches Ursa in the face. (1:30)

Zod tells Superman, "... we were beginning to think you were a coward." (1:33)

Non punches Superman in the face. (1:35)

Ursa tells Zod, referring to Superman, "Sentimental idiot." (1:36)

Rescuer: "... don’t worry." (1:41)

Zod: "So he is a coward after all." (1:44)

Zod: "... a sentimental replica of a planet..." 
”Fools, take him...” 
Lois punches Ursa in the face. (1:47)

Lois tells Superman, "You don’t have to worry..." (1:54)

Lois tells Clark, "... I guess I’m just too selfish." 
Clark: ”... You’re not selfish at all.” 
Lois: ”Yes I am selfish. When it comes to you, I am selfish...” 
”... You don’t have to worry about me.” 
Clark: ”I like worrying about you.” (1:57)