Blue Valentine

Megan!

Megan!

Megan!

Megan!

Megan!

Megan!

Megan!

Megan!

Get up, get up.

We have to go outside.

What's the matter, baby?

OK, sweetheart, go check in the house,

see if she's in there.

Megan!

When's she gonna get back?

Oh, buddy, she's gonna come back.

You know, we'll put some, uh...

...some water in her bowl,

you know, and some food.

She's gonna get hungry. She's gonna

have to come back to eat, right?

I'm hungry right now. Are you hungry?

Mm-hmm.

You know, I'm so hungry,

I could just eat your hand.

Yeah. No, no, just let me

have a bite of your hand, OK?

Just one bite.

How come I can't have one bite?

Just one finger.

- No!

- You've got five of them.

OK, we got to be quiet

when we wake up Mommy, OK?

Do you want to get

thrown or do you want to get dropped?

I want to get next to Mommy.

...I'm gonna go on to Mommy,

then jump on the pillow.

No, no!

We're tigers!

I'm sleeping! Stop!

- It's too early.

- We're tigers!

- No.

- Yes.

Stop, stop. Stop.

Come on, I get to sleep in more.

No, make pretty music.

I must get my breakfast.

Here comes your oatmeal.

All right, picky.

That's beautiful. You ready to eat?

You gotta eat up, OK?

You can't be late today.

Blow on it first.

- I don't like it.

- Why don't you like it?

It just yucky. Aah!

Baby, what did you do?

You just put water in that?

- Yeah, it's instant oatmeal.

- Yeah, but you've got to soak the oats.

- They're fine.

- Yeah, it's delicious, you eat it.

Here, come on, let's eat like leopards.

That'll make it better.

Here, just eat the raisins OK?

At least.

Oh, come on. Dean, I don't

need to clean up after two kids.

Frankie, Frankie...

- Use a spoon, honey.

- What do you mean, use a spoon?

Come on, use a spoon.

You know how to use a spoon.

We're eating like leopards.

Hey, that's mine!

Show your daddy how you use a spoon.

You're a big girl now, huh?

You know how to use a spoon.

What do you mean

you're a big girl?

You're a big girl now, sweetheart,

so don't have any fun.

Stick it on your face.

Frankie,

we're leaving in two minutes.

Come on, don't eat like that, come on.

Come on, come on. If that's the way

you're gonna eat, breakfast is over.

No! Dad was doing it!

I know your dad was doing it.

Come on, kiddo.

- I was doing it!

- Daddy,

- you made me in trouble!

- I'm sorry.

Let's go, let's go.

We're late, We're late. Come on.

You wanna wear this one?

- Yes.

- OK, but you have to be fast.

Ready? One...

...two... three... four...

...five... six...

...seven... We're gonna do it.

Eight! You did it in eight!

Whoopsies!

Silly Mommy.

Hey, Frankie, you gonna be good

for Ms. Alex today?

You promise?

- OK, I love you like crazy.

- I love you like crazy!

Oh, really?

'Cause I love you like crazy!

CK, guys, we gotta go.

We're gonna be late.

See you at the recital, Daddy!

Hey, Cin, put your seat belt on.

- Hey, Cindy, put your seat belt on.

- I got it.

Would you please put your seat belt on?

This road is crazy, all right?

Watch out for this guy.

Watch out for this f***ing a**hole.

Hey, f*** you! Why don't you

slow down, you f***ing jackass!

Motherf***er!

You'll f***ing kill somebody, a**hole!

See this folder he gave me?

Yeah, I know.

- Hey, there you are.

- Oh, hi.

Sorry, I'm almost done here.

Did you get a...

Do you have a second?

- Yeah, sure.

- Did you get a chance to talk it over

- with your family yet?

- No, I mean, you know, I will. I will.

That's OK.

No pressure, it's just, you know,

it's just a good opportunity.

I'll know for sure by Monday.

By Monday? All right. I've got to have

my best nurse up there with me.

- Your first baby?

- So exciting.

Yeah, I know, isn't it?

Do you know what you're having yet?

- No.

- No?

Do you want to know

or are you going to wait for a surprise?

- We want to know.

- You want to know. Yeah.

- Having the baby is surprise enough.

- Yes.

Let's see... It's a girl.

Is that good news?

- It's great news.

- Oh, good.

...but it should

clear up by the afternoon.

This not gonna interfere

with your July Fourth plans...

...clear skies for the

fireworks tomorrow night.

And remember to dress warm, folks...

F***.

Excuse me.

OK, we have one more song left.

My Country, 'Tis of Thee.

It will be acapella.

What's wrong?

- You ready, ladies and gentlemen?

- Yes.

- I found Megan.

- ... five, six, ready, sing.

How many times did I tell you

to lock the f***ing gate? Huh?

Hey, I had an idea...

I thought maybe you should

go visit your grandpa today.

- What do you think?

- Yeah!

Did you find Megan?

No.

But I was thinking maybe

she moved out to Hollywood,

and she became a movie dog.

You think? You think she moved out

to Hollywood to be a movie dog?

She had the looks, don't you think?

Maybe that's what happened, huh?

- Pa!

- Hi, sweetheart, how are you?

Here, look what I have for you.

Look at this.

Want me to show you a magic trick?

You coming up?

I can't smoke around the oxygen tank.

Oh!

- Honey?

- Hi, Gypsy.

Honey, go say bye-bye to Daddy, OK?

You're not gonna

see him until tomorrow.

Watch out for the water. Oh!

OK, go, you're clear!

- Bye, Dad!

- Bye, buddy.

Hey, I love you.

- I love you.

- Have fun, OK, buddy?

OK.

You remember what to do

when Pa snores, right?

- Cover his mouth and hold his nose.

- That's my girl.

OK, go have fun.

All right, run to Mama!

Come on, you can do it!

Come on, sweetie pie.

Yay, that was great.

That was great.

All right, you ready to go inside?

So what's with him,

you two fighting again?

We'll talk about it later.

Why isn't Daddy

gonna come in?

I don't know.

- Mr. Benatti, good to meet you.

- Have a seat.

What kind of job are you applying for?

- Driver? Helper? Packer?

- Whatever, one that pays.

- Do you have any experience at all?

- Sure.

Where have you worked?

I mean, you know,

I've helped people move before.

You mean, what are my jobs?

But you've never worked

for a moving company?

No.

OK, so that would be "no experience. "

Where are you from?

- Florida.

- And how long have you been here?

- Like two years.

- And where are you living?

- I live in Brooklyn.

- Can you get here every day?

- Yeah, I'll get here.

- I need you here by 7:00am.

I'll get here.

- Ready?

- Yeah.

- Hold it. There you go.

- All right, Marshall.

- Good job!

- You're a man amongst men. No homo!

Sit up, son! Sit up, sit up!

Don't worry about it. You ain't

a professional yet, that's all.

How do you meet girls?

I just walk up,

talk to them.

Whatever comes in my mind

at that moment.

- He honks the horn.

- I gets out of the truck.

I get out the truck and talk to 'em.

Or he screams out,

like, "chocolate thunder. "

See, I don't know. I feel like

men are more romantic than women.

When we get married,

we marry, like, one girl.

'Cause we 're resistant the whole way,

until we meet one girl and we think,

"I'd be an idiot if I didn't marry

this girl, she's so great.

But it seems like girls get

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