Big Page #5
- PG
- Year:
- 1988
- 104 min
- 2,173 Views
bracket,
with a possible carryover
into the 12-year-olds.
When you consider that
GoBots and Transformers
pull 37% market share
I'm sorry.
and that we are targeting
the same area,
one-quarter of that,
and that is one-fifth
of the total revenue
from all of last year.
Excellent, Paul.
Thank you.
Thank you.
Any questions?
No.
Not from me.
Yes?
- Yes?
- I don't get it.
What, exactly, don't you get?
It turns from a building
into a robot. Right?
Precisely.
Well, what's fun about that?
Well, if you had read
your industry breakdown,
you would see that our success
has climbed from 27% to 45%
in the last two years.
There. That might help.
Oh.
- Yes?
- I-I still don't get it.
What?
What don't you get, Josh?
There's a million robots
that turn into something.
This is a building
that turns into a robot. What's fun
about playing with a building?
- That's not any fun.
- This is a skyscraper.
Well, couldn't it be,
like, a robot that turns into,
like, a bug or something?
A bug?
Yeah.
- A prehistoric insect with claws
that could pick up a car.
- Interesting.
A prehistoric Transformer?
Interesting.
- So the robot turns into a bug?
- Uh, gentlemen--
You've got
a very good idea here!
The robot
turns into a bug!
This is a great idea!
Wh--
Different sizes--
Susan, we could
do ladybugs!
You could
have him wreck buildings.
Transformers for girls!
A building is inert.
A bug, it moves, it's got
all kinds of possibilities.
This doesn't just happen.
This guy-- This doesn't happen.
He doesn't just come to
a meeting and say "bugs."
Uh--
Well done, Josh. Well done.
Oh-ho! He is vicious!
He's not vicious.
Don't kid yourself.
That man is a killer.
All he said was,
he didn't get it.
"I don't get it. I don't get it.
Let's make it a bug!"
He was going for the throat,
trying to eviscerate me.
Did you see the look
on MacMillan's face?
Mm-hmm.
The lines are so clean,
and you don't get any
of that partition quality.
It has 50-foot ceilings,
all hardwood floors,
ample closet space,
a modern kitchen,
a brand-new bathroom
with a jet-stream Jacuzzi.
We'll take it!
Baskin! Rental delivery!
Come out. Come out.
Hey! What, are you nuts?
So close.
Dear Mom and Dad:
They said...
and let you know I was okay.
Whoa! Check it out!
So far they're treating me fine.
I got enough to eat--
Two!
and am perfectly safe.
# I'm takin' what they're givin'
'cause I'm workin' for a livin' #
Rebound!
They say I'll get out of here--
Two!
in about a month.
# Whoa-ohh
Takin' what they're givin' #
# Whoa-ohh
Workin' for a livin' ##
In the meantime,
it's a lot like camp.
I watch TV--
I got it! I got it!
I got it!
Hooray!
and even get outside...
once in a while.
I know...
you miss me,
but try not to worry.
I think...
this experience...
might even be good for me.
Knocked him out!
I love you very much...
and I know...
I'll see you soon.
Your son,
Joshua.
P.S.
Give Rachel a kiss
from her big brother.
Hey.
Oh, hey. Hey.
Sorry I'm late.
The computers were down
for, like, 45 minutes.
There was nothing
What is this?
It's a letter to my mom.
She's gonna feel--
This is terrible!
No. You don't mail it--
You're gonna get her
all screamin' and cryin'--
No, I'm not.
It's just a letter
to say I'm okay and stuff.
Come on.
Why can't I go with you?
Bill-- I told you, Billy.
It's only for people
in the company, so you can't.
I could be your assistant.
Billy!
Fine. Fine.
Just go to your fancy party...
while I stay at home by my mailbox
and wait for your stupid carnival list.
It's just this once, okay?
Sure.
Yes. That's a beautiful fit.
Here, Paul. Take this,
go over to the mirror,
put the hat on
and look at yourself.
What color would you call this?
Can I help you?
Yeah. I'd like to
rent a tuxedo.
Uh, I see. Is-Is-Is there
any particular occasion?
Yeah. His company
is havin' a party.
Uh, well, then you probably
want something simple.
Maybe a nice black, uh,
with a p-p-p
Whoa! Check it out.
Oh, wow. Feel that.
What do you think?
I like it.
Look at these.
Uh, usually this type of tuxedo
is popular with students--
senior proms, juvenile dress-ups
Look at this one.
Ooh.
What kind of tuxedo
is this?
That's not a tuxedo!
That's a morning coat.
Well, what do you call this?
Ugly.
Oh, hey. I've got it.
Excuse me.
I'll be right back. Oy.
Maybe we got off
on the wrong foot.
Let's start again.
Hey, smell my neck.
Mm-mmm.
I was hopin'
for a raise, sir.
A raise.
Just-Just-Just a little one.
All right, a little one.
Kim. Have a good time.
I'll see what I can do.
Okay. Thank you, sir.
Thank you, sir.
All right.
Come on, George.
You can't sell to the parents.
You sell to the kids.
I disagree.
Listen. You hit 'em
at 7:
00 in the morning whileThen you get 'em good
and jacked up for three hours...
so that by 10:
00,they're rippin' the house apart.
It's timing, George. Timing.
You want that parent
to wake up...
listening to
Little Jennifer screaming,
"Puppy Pal, Puppy Pal."
It's very beautiful
I'm delighted, Miss Patterson.
It's much better than last year.
I just wanted to tell you that.
How are you gents
doing here?
Double up on
the scotch, will you?
Right away, sir.
Here you are, sir.
Susan.
Love your tux.
I think it's the same
as the matre d's.
Yeah. Have you decided
what you're doing
on the Danbury line?
No, I haven't.
Well, uh, I think if you got
everyone's input up front,
I mean, right from
the beginning, you can--
Susan, have a drink.
What?
Have a couple of drinks.
It's a party.
It's a party.
Look at this!
Oh, God!
Josh! I'm glad
you could make it.
Bet he gets another raise.
Now, that's
what I call a tuxedo.
I rented it.
This is a real bow tie though.
I tied it myself.
That's why I was late.
No, you're not
late at all.
Let me show you around.
There's Miss Patterson. Hi.
There's a guy from the meeting!
- Would you like a drink
uh, champagne, glass of wine?
- No, just some milk.
Why not?
You on the wagon?
No, I'm at a party.
It works on your hips.
You need a whole other exercise
for your thighs. It's true.
Hi.
Let me grab
a plate here.
Excuse me.
This looks good.
...from the I.R.S. tells me
that I can't amortize like that,
s-so I show him the schedule,
and then he says,
"It's not accepted
accounting procedure."
I say, "You little pissant."
Try a little bit of, uh--
That looks good.
Yeah.
Want to get a load of that guy.
He's a little overdressed.
Look, my feet really hurt.
Yeah? You want me
to rub 'em?
You know, most people,
they don't know
how to rub feet.
Think it's in the thumbs.
It's the knuckles.
Now put some
eucalyptus oil on--
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