Big Business
- PG
- Year:
- 1988
- 97 min
- 1,532 Views
Why in God's name would the Stantons
out in the middle of all this yuck?
- I don't think they do.
- What's that supposed to mean?
It-It means we're lost.
Oh, we're just gonna keep driving
until we hit someone's pig?
Is that it, Harlan?
- Binky. - How in God's name
could you drag me down here...
to Yuckville, West Virginia,
when I'm 40 months pregnant?
Not that that was my idea.
Don't start that again.
You agreed.
Against my better judgement.
Well, you will have your own
personal beach house to console you.
Most husbands find it unnecessary
to bribe their wives to reproduce.
That's why I "dwuv doo."
Haven't these people
ever heard of pavement?
Oh, Huntsy.
Something happened.
What? What is it?
at the next stop.
My wife is having a baby.
Where's the nearest hospital?
You might try
down in, uh, Jane Lew.
How close are we?
Oh, I'd say about...
forty, forty-five miles.
- Is he crazy?
- There's no time!
Well...
the Hollowmade Hospital's
in Jupiter Hollow.
It's about three miles, but...
Hollowmade!
Thank you!
You ain't gonna get in there.
Garth?
It's time again.
Where do you want me
to put this, Doc?
Just put it right here,
Eufus, on your way out.
Uh, check with me tomorrow,
Mmm, that's good cider,
Nanny Lewis.
Uh, could you take that
down to the lab?
Snack time!
There's the hospital, Harlan.
- Cross your legs.
- Hunt!
Tell them I want my own room.
- My wife is having a baby.
- Oh, well...
Jane Lew Hospital's probably
what you're lookin' for.
- This is a hospital?
- Yes.
But it's for employees
of Hollowmade only.
- Company policy.
- This is an emergency.
Oh, I'd love to help you out,
but I can't do anything without
Mr Stokes's authorization.
- He's a real stickler...
- Mr Stokes?
He owns the Hollowmade factory.
Lives in that big, grey house
right over there.
That's gratitude!
I shan't be a minute.
Hunt, where are you going?
Hunt? Hunt!
You all right
back there, Iona?
Don't you fret.
I'm just fine.
- Howdy, Iona.
- Mornin', Jake.
- Mr Stokes!
- Doctor, I'd like you to meet
Mr and Mrs Shelton.
They're the new owners
of Hollowmade Furniture.
Scrub up, Doc.
Your new boss is having a baby!
Oh, look at this place.
What a dump!
Hi, Doc. Guess what?
I hate needles!
Now, hold on a second.
It'll just be a little prick.
Yeah, that's what got me
into this mess.
It-It's a girl.
Coming, Iona.
There you are.
I like that lamp.
- That new since last time?
- Yeah.
One more push.
It's a girl.
It's another girl!
Doctor! There's something
stuck in here!
Nanny, I think you'd
better get in here quick.
Nanny!
It's another girl!
Well, I hope you both
wanted twins...
'cause that's
what you both got... girls.
- That's wonderful!
- Damn.
That was the messiest, ickiest,
most unbearably primitive experience...
I've ever had.
If it's all right with you...
I'd-I'd like to name them
after my great aunts.
- I shudder to ask.
- Rose and Sadie.
Ugh.
You'll look so lovely
in that tiara.
All right.
We'll name them Rose and Sadie.
What colour are the stones?
You done real good.
Oh, Garth!
Why, that's
your prettiest one.
Well, what
should we call them?
It's just a duck.
Oh, you mean, the, uh...
How about Rose and Sadie?
That's pretty.
Sadie and Rose.
- Good morning, Moramax.
- Good morning. Hi there.
Thanks very much.
Thank you.
Miss Davis isn't in yet. Would you
take a seat in the reception area?
- Yes?
- She's coming.
It's Sadie!
Good morning, Moramax.
Please hold.
Good morning, Moramax.
Please hold.
Good morning, Moramax.
Please hold.
- Good morning, Miss Shel...
- Depreciation schedule,
on my desk by 5:
00.Stuart. You know, when I ask
for demographics, I expect you
to include all age groups.
- Uh, children 7 to 13 don't
purchase stocks, Ms Shelton.
- I did.
- Miss Shelton, the...
- Is this how we dress for the office?
You look like a blood clot.
- Everything's ready
for the board meeting.
- Flow charts.
- Profit pyramid.
- I hope you'll be pleased.
We were here until...
What's going on in research?
More money for more lab rats?
Uh, some of our new products seem
to create, um, adverse reactions.
Get tougher rats.
- Where's my sister?
- Not in yet.
- Dieting again, are we?
- Shh. Not here.
- Good morning, Judy. Come on, Duke.
- Oh, hi, Rose.
I know I'm late. It's just,
I got to walking in the park...
and it was so beautiful,
and I, I found this cute little guy
and he was lost.
- And l...
- Rose.
- I think I'm gonna call him Duke.
to have a dog named Duke!
- Let go, Rose.
- Oh, God! Duke!
Oh, what have I done?
- Push the button.
- Oh, call someone.
Do something. Duke.
- The down button, Rose. Calm down.
- Oh, help me!
Call the security!
- It'll be all right.
- Duke!
- See? There he is.
Oh, Duke, you're okay. I'm so sorry.
I didn't mean to do it.
It's all right. I deserve it.
Rose, why don't I take Duke
while you're in the meeting?
Oh, the meeting.
Oh, I almost forgot. L...
l-I'm just not myself today.
Or any other day.
You're late. The meeting's
in two minutes.
I know, but, Sadie,
do I have to go?
I sit there, and everyone
looks at me like l... like I'm...
You know, because... especially today.
I'm just not grounded.
I'm not centred in the way
I should be, because last night...
Dr Jay and I, we were having
this... this candlelight dinner...
and, you know, too much wine.
like he usually does.
getting married and-and having kids...
and maybe a goat
and some ducks...
and a little garden
with fresh veggies.
- You know how I love to chop and...
- What happened?
- Oh, we broke up.
- Good riddance.
You are so completely out of sync.
You are dreaming about
growing old in the country
- Our age.
- Don't interrupt!
Are thinking about tummy tucks.
I tell you, it's not normal.
Now, stop it. Stop it.
Do you want one of the board
members to see you?
They'll say you're a snivelling...
hysterical, pre-periodic twit!
I have a right
to my own feelings, Sadie,
and I am not a twit.
I may be pre-periodic,
and I may be hysterical. So what?
So there are drugs for those things,
and we make most of them.
Now get in there.
I could just kick myself
when I act this way, Sadie.
Splash some water
on your face and maintain.
- Oh, Rose!
- DrJay for Rose.
Put him on. Look, Jay...
- Rose, Rose,
I'm so glad I reached you.
- I'm not...
I'm sorry, honey.
It's not that I haven't thought
of the-the M word.
I have. I have.
No, l-I maybe, uh, uh, might.
It's just...
You know what it is?
Well, I'll be honest with you.
It's your goddam family!
The idea of your blood-sucking
sister Sadie...
as a permanent
fixture in my life...
is so inexpressibly nauseating...
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