Class of 1984
- R
- Year:
- 1982
- 98 min
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When does a dream
Become a nightmare
When do we do what must be done
When do we stand
And face the future
When there is nowhere left to run
You've got to learn
Just how to survive
You've got to learn
How to keep your dream
Alive
Take a look at my face
I am the future
How do you like what you see
Take a look at my face
I belong to the future the future
And you belong to me
When does a dream
Become a nightmare
When do we learn to live with fear
When we cry out
For some salvation
Why is it no one seems to hear
You've got to learn
It's up to you
If you can learn
That the dream just might
Come true
I'll bet I know who you are.
You're Goldstein's replacement.
I'm Terry Corrigan, biology.
Andy Norris, music.
What's the gun for?
Where have you been teaching lately?
Lately, nowhere.
It figures.
Take a look at my face
I belong to the future
And the world belongs to me
Let me guide you in.
Take a look at my face
I am the future
Now how do you like
what you see
Take a look at my face
I belong to the future
And the world, it belongs
To me
It belongs to me
To the right. Come on.
Come on. I know.
I know. Come on.
Always picking on the brothers, man.
Look at this...
Is that really necessary?
It is if you want to survive.
Do you know any moves?
Moves? What do you mean,
moves?
- Jujitsu, boxing, karate.
- No.
That's good.
Here. Kiss my ass.
Hey. Hey, hey, guard.
That kid in the brown shirt
has a straight razor.
- It's too late now.
- Oh, baby.
Did you see that?
If you want to survive around here...
you have got to learn
to look the other way.
Well, they were passing
a straight razor.
No sh*t.
Who? Which one? Where?
Oh, come on.
Everyone around here carries something.
So one razor more or less isn't going to
make a damn bit of difference.
Please listen to what I have to say.
Surveillance is the name of the game
around here, Mr. Norris.
You wouldn't believe the things
they do to this building...
whenever we aren't watching.
Paint on the walls.
They piss in the corridors.
They steal everything
that isn't bolted down.
Never leave your classroom unlocked,
Mr. Norris, not even for a minute.
Yes, sir.
- Sir, now about my class...
- There, there. Come here.
Two of them smoking marijuana.
- Security.
- Yes?
- Two dope smokers in one west.
- On my way.
- Where was I?
- My classes.
You have four classes a day.
Mr. Goldstein's files are available
if you need background on any.
Okay. Thank you, sir.
You'll be assigned a corridor
and washroom patrol in your free hours.
Isn't that what the security guards
are for?
They're already using teacher salaries,
Mr. Norris. We're spread thin at both ends.
Well, I understand, sir,
but I mean, I...
I'd like to believe I'm here to teach.
I need those free periods
to do my work.
You're not in Nebraska
anymore, Mr. Norris.
Here at Lincoln High...
teaching is something you do
in spite of everything else.
- Understand?
- No, sir.
You will before long.
Give me that.
Come on.
Throw it here.
All right, everybody.
Settle down.
Would you sit down please?
Teacher, teacher, teacher!
- Hi.
- Hi.
- I'm Deneen.
- I'm Mr. Norris.
Hi.
I just thought I should tell you
those guys don't belong in here.
- You mean they're not in this class?
- No.
Those creeps are in a class
by themselves.
- Are you in this class?
- No.
You wanna get out then, please?
No.
I'd give him a week.
My name is Mr. Norris.
I'm taking over for Mr. Goldstein.
Now when I call your name,
please answer, "here."
If I'm not here...
do I answer, "not here"?
- Abrams?
- Not here.
- Eladopolis?
- Oh, no, no, no. Not here.
What is your name, please?
He doesn't hear too good.
- You jerks don't belong here.
- You shut your hole, you little dike!
You don't scare me, freako.
Cool it. Cool it.
What's your name, since you seem
to be in charge of this group?
Mine nomen ich ben Stegman.
Pizza.
You're okay.
- The others belong somewhere else.
- They stay with me.
Me, Me, Me, Me, Me
Do, Re, Mi, Fa, So, La, Ti, Do
Let's go. Leave.
La, Ti, Do
Just leaving.
Not here.
Bye-bye.
We'll see you later, huh?
Are you supposed to be here?
What's your name?
Elizabeth Taylor.
Face the music,
teacher-teacher.
Wait a minute.
You're in this class. Sit down.
Sit on this, motherf***er.
- What's the matter with you?
- What's the matter with you?
What's the matter with me?
What's the matter with matter?
Boy, I sure made a big hit
with them, huh?
Let's get to know each other.
Tell me your names
and the instrument you play.
Burly, clarinet.
Michelle, flute.
Sommersman, tuba.
If you don't know that's a trumpet,
we're all in big trouble.
Trumpet. Man, they've been
lying to me all these years.
- Deneen, I know.
- Clarinet, bassoon and oboe.
And I orchestrate.
- Anything you don't do?
- Yeah, she don't put out.
But she conducts the class.
Did you conduct this class?
Sh*t, we learned more from her
than from old bad-breath Goldstein.
Okay, I'll get the rest
of your names later.
Right now, let's hear how you sound.
- What's the music?
- "Moon river."
Somebody got another copy of the score?
We don't need conducting.
We've been practicing by ourselves.
- Go ahead.
- Okay.
One, two, three.
2,200.
Sh*t's come down, children.
We were making 4,000 a week
until Juju got into our playpen...
and now we're down to two.
That's kind of pathetic.
- We'll fix it!
- Oh, yeah? We better fix it.
Otherwise, Stegman's gonna find himself
some bigger, badder boys.
Hey, this stuff will get you
high and fly without no wings.
You talking to the medicine man.
This is it right here.
Oh, Lester.
Got something in there for us, Lester?
Say, what's this?
Deal and feel.
Take him.
Hey! Get him! Hey.
We'll talk to you later.
Hey, don't mess with me
or Jimmy's gonna bust your ass.
Here's the boy.
Where do you want him?
What is this?
It's no good.
Stay.
Look at this.
I've had it with you, Leroy.
I mean, enough is enough.
Hey, listen.
I didn't do nothin', man.
What the f***?
You think I was born yesterday?
Hey, man.
What's going on here?
Get up.
We're the only n*ggers
that sell sh*t in this school.
Juju just told me to go up there, man.
I just told...
Look, you tell Juju if he wants to play,
come meet us after school.
Got that, negro?
Ha-ha.
Keep the change.
What do you think about
dynamite faculty?
See that one over there on the phone?
That's the virgin queen.
Now, who the hell is that guy?
Maybe he busted loose.
Let me ask you something.
What happened to the teacher
I replaced, Goldstein?
They say he had an accident.
They say he fell down the stairs.
Morganthau says that he will be back.
But old teachers,
like old athletes,
they never come back.
At least not here.
Yeah, Andy, let me ask you something.
Yeah, how are your classes going?
Have you discovered any
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