Aspen Extreme Page #5
- PG-13
- Year:
- 1993
- 113 min
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Pick Him Up, He Got Scared,
He Wouldn't Go Outside.
He Ran And Hid
In My Room.
When I Asked Him Why
He Was Scared, He Couldn't Say
Anything. He Started Crying.
A Lot After That.
Kinda Been Lookin'
After Him Ever Since.
Well, He Does.
You'll Get Used To Him.
I'm Tryin' To Concentrate, T.J.
Hold It Down, Please.
Hey, When Can I
Read Something ?
There Isn't Anything
To Read Yet.
I Sit At The Typewriter,
That Isn't Any Good,
Then I Just Throw It Out.
Maybe I Don't Have Anything
Worth Writing About.
I Don't Think That's True.
[ Sniffing ]
Smell That ?
Winter's Coming.
You Lookin'
Forward To It ?
Yeah ! You ?
No.
Why Not ?
Well, I Kinda Like
The Off-Season.
Really ?
Yeah.
Teej ! Teej,
Check It Out, Man !
What ?
You're On The Cover
Of Powder Magazine, Man.
Check It Out,
You're A Star !
You're Kidding Me, Man !
You're A Star !
Another Season Of Paradise.
Open The Mountain.
Swanson,
You Take Mrs. Franks.
Yes, Sir.
Chris, You Have A
Breakfast Lesson At The Jerome.
Again ?
Cazzi. Oh !
The Mountain Masters
At Snowmass.
Corbett Is Still In Arizona.
Rutecki.
Congratulations.
What For ?
Your First
Private Lesson.
Thanks A Lot, Karl.
Mr. Hayward Will Meet You
At The Bottom Of The Mountain.
- [ Laughing ]
- What ?
What ? What ?
Relax. It's Just That He's
Good Luck, Dex.
I Had Him Yesterday.
Mr. Hayward !
You Him ?
Probably Yeah.
Dexter Rutecki.
Mort Hayward.
Where The Hell You Been ?
I'm Boiling Here !
How Do You Ski,
Mr. Hayward ?
Shitty !
Okay, What Would You
Like To Work On Today, Sir ?
What Do You Think ?
You're Too Tense,
Mr. Hayward.
Relax. Push Out !
You're Pushin' Into Me.
- Oh, Sh*t ! Nooo !
- Push Your Feet Out,
Mr. Hayward !
Aaah !
Snowplow !
Snowplow !
Just Sit Down !
Sit ! Sit Down !
[ Honking ]
Bail ! Bail !
Rutecki,
Where's Your Student ?
Last Time I Saw Him,
He Was Running A Stop Sign
Did He Get Hurt ?
No, He's Fine.
He Called Me From
Do You Think
This Is Funny ?
Relax.
We're Not
Curing Cancer Here.
We're Teachin' People
How To Slide Down Hills
I'm Sorry.
You're A Professional
Ski Instructor, Rutecki.
I'm Suspending You
For Two Weeks...
So You'll Have Time
Serious ?
Yes, I Am.
[ Indistinct Chatter ]
Hi.
Jake, This Is
Dexter Rutecki.
[ Jake ] Irish, Huh ?
[ Dex ]
Actually, I'm From Detroit.
[ T.J. ]
Come On, Let Me
Take You To Dinner.
You Took Me To Dinner
Last Night, T.J.
And I Want To Take You
What Are You Gonna Do
When The Season Ends ?
Take You To Mexico.
Khi's Lost And Found
Is Looking For...
A Ten-Inch Dachshund Who
Answers To The Name Sasha.
Sasha Is Wearing
A Cashmere Sweater
And A Gold Collar.
Please Don't
Step On Her.
What Do You Think ?
It's Good.
Yeah ?
Really Good.
But I'll Tell You Something.
For Somebody,
You Better Be Willing
To Go All The Way, Baby.
Maybe I Am.
Can I Talk To You ?
Teej, It's My First
Beer Of The Day.
Give Me A Break.
It's Not About The Beer.
It's About Tina.
Tina ?
What About Tina ?
Do You Know
What She Does ?
I Haven't Asked.
Maybe You Should,
You Know ?
Maybe You Shouldn't Tell Me
How To Pick My Friends.
I'm Pretty Good At That.
I Picked You,
Remember ?
[ Ringing ]
Hello ?
Hi !
Bryce ?
- Can I Explain ?
- Oh, You Don't Have To.
- Look, Uh--
- Can I See You ?
- No. I Have To Go.
[ Dial Tone ]
[ Bryce ]
You Don't Hate Me, Do You ?
No ! But You Went
To Philadelphia !
Someone Has To Make Money
In This Family.
Where Are You Going ?
I Have
A Private Lesson.
I Know.
I Hired You For The Day.
I Figured You'd Be Mad
And I Wanted To See You.
And It Worked !
[ Man ]
Thank You.
[ Bryce ]
2Nd-Year Instructor, You're On
Your Picture's On The Poster.
You Could Get Used To That,
Couldn't You ?
Come On, Bryce, They Took
All The Guys In The Ski School.
I'm Probably The Only One
Who Had His Eyes Open.
Sure.
Would You Like
To Come Up For A Drink ?
Um.
Bryce, This Was A Really
Nice Day, But I Just--
Please.
I Just Want To Talk
To You. That's All.
About What ?
About That We Used
To Be Friends Once.
Maybe We Could Be Again.
I Miss It Very Much.
That's All.
Oh, Just A Drink.
Just A Drink !
Come On.
It's Very Simple, Dex.
It's Just Something
I Can't Do On My Own.
Why Not ?
Because My Mother's Comin' In
From Des Moines Tomorrow...
And If I Don't Pick Her Up
At The Airport...
All Of A Sudden
I Don't Love Her Or Somethin'.
You Give This
To A Guy Named Steve.
He'll Know What You Look Like.
What's In It ?
That's The Wrong Question, Man,
Because It Don't Matter.
But Let's Just Say It Did
And The Police Bust You.
They Gonna Give You
A Lie Detector Test.
But You're Gonna Pass.
Know Why ?
'Cause You Don't Know What's
In It.
You Are Completely
Full Of Sh*t, Jake.
It's A Shitty World,
Dex.
How Much ?
Thousand Bucks.
All I Gotta Do Is Give This
Hey, If I Wasn't Busy,
Man, I'd Be Doin' It Myself.
[ Sighing ]
I'll Do It.
Yeah. Waitin'
For Someone ?
Kind Of.
Hey, You Know A Guy Named,
Stevie Dee, The Stever,
Or Something Like That ?
No, Never
Heard Of Him.
[ Door Opening ]
Are You Steve ?
'Fraid Not.
- Got Some Coffee For Me ?
- Black ?
Get Another One ?
[ Sniffling ]
Maybe He's Steve.
You Steve ?
- Steve Who ?
- Steve Who ?
I Don't Know
His Last Name.
Hey, How You Doin' ?
Mornin'.
Snapping ]
[ Whispering ]
Oh No.
You Okay There, Cowboy ?
Fine ! I'm Fine.
Anybody In There ?
Yeah.
I Don't Know What
You Two Guys Are Up To.
You Want To Frisk Me, Go Ahead !
I Got Nothing. Go Ahead.
You Sure
You're Okay, Pal ?
[ Man ]
[ Bartender ]
She Looks At You With
These 4,000-Year-Old Eyes.
The Other One, Of Course,
Is The Dumb As Stone.
That's To Be Expected.
What Do You Got ?
Doberman,
A Red One And A Black One.
[ Man ]
You Dexter ?
Why ?
I'm Steve.
We Might Have
A Little Problem.
[ Door Opening ]
Can I Talk To You ?
No.
Please.
'Til The End Of This Song.
Look, I Had A Private Lesson.
All Night ?
- Were You With Bryce ?
- Can I Explain This ?
If You Were,
It's Explanation Enough.
Yes, I Was.
Sh*t.
She Hired Me For The Day.
Oh, And You Have
A Speech Impediment ?
- You Can't Say No ?
- She's Just Someone
Who's Taken An Interest...
In My Work,
All Right ?
She's Tryin' To Help Me.
To Be What ?
To Be More Than
Just A Rivet-Head
From Detroit, Michigan.
You Will Always Be
From Michigan, T.J.
Whether You Ever Make
Anything Of Yourself
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