Here's one of the better bits of dialogue you'll find. The movie is MONEYBALL, screenplay by Steven Zaillian and Aaron Sorkin (nominated for an Oscar for Best Adapted Screenplay) and the story by Stan Chervin (based on the book by Michael Lewis).

Plot Summary: Oakland A's general manager Billy Beane's successful attempt to assemble a baseball team on a lean budget by employing computer-generated analysis to acquire new players.

For this bit of dialogue, Brad Pitt's character Billy is the GM for the Oakland A's and they are a cheap team with no money (small market) and they just lost the World Series by a hair. Billy is pissed, his boss won't pay their talent so they sign with the Yankees .

               BILLY 

	   Guys, stop. You're talking like this is 

       business as usual. It's not. 

                       



		        	GRADY              

	   We're trying to solve the problem.

                                  
  


		        	BILLY                  

	   Not like this. You're not even looking 

       at the problem. 

                                       

                                           

		        	GRADY    

	   We not only have a very clear           

       understanding of the problem we now face,   

       but everyone in this room has faced             

       similar problems countless times before.            

                      

                          

		        	BILLY     

	   Good. What's the problem?


                      


		         	GRADY             

	   The problem is that we've lost 3 key    

       players that we now have to replace.   

                                                   

                                                  

		         	BILLY                                     

	   Uh-uh. What's the problem?                         

                                                       

                                                   

		         	PITTARO                                        

	   The problem is the same as it always is;                

           we've got to put a team together with                   

           what we've got.                                             

                                                          

                                                              

               BILLY                       

	   Uh-uh. What's the problem?           

                                                

                                                    

		        	BARRY                                       

	   We've got 38 home runs to replace, 120                   

           rbi's, 47 doubles...                              

                                

                                    

     		    	BILLY               

	   Okay, stop. The problem we’re trying to

	   solve is that this is an unfair game.      

	   There are rich teams, poor teams, 50 feet      

	   of crap and then there’s us. And now               

	   we’ve been gutted. We’re organ donors to               

	   the rich. The Red Sox took our kidneys                     

	   and the Yankees took our heart. And now                        

	   I’m listening to the same old shit about                           

	   having a good body and being a tools guy                               

	   like you’re looking for Fabio. Is there                                    

	   another first baseman like Giambi?                                             

		(beat)                                                                            

	   Is there?                                                                              

                                                                                                  

Everyone mumbles “no.”                                                                                

A small sampling but you hopefully get a feel for what great dialogue there is consistantly throughout MONEYBALL. To read the screenplay, click here.

Here's the video for the scene: