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Synopsis: They're back! Fifteen years later, the heroes from Cruising Bar may hardly have changed but the world around them most certainly has! For the Bull, reality is brutal. His wife of 30 years, sick of his infidelity, decides to show him the door. But the Bull, who has a positive outlook on life, isn't so easily defeated and fights for his survival. The Lion too faces a break-up when his girlfriend leaves. All alone, he's force to relearn the art of seduction. The Peacock, on the other hand, is trying to figure out his sexual identity with the help of a psychologist. As for the Earthworm, his long wait for a soul mate will, at last, be requited.
 
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Year:
2008
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- Sure you don't mind?

- 'Course not.

(whistling)

(Latin American music)

(music)

- Where are your costumes?

- We said dress to kill.

- l heard dress like in Brazil.

l'll change.

- No, no, no!

You look fine. Let's start.

Take a partner, everybody.

(music)

(laughter)

(bunny-hop music)

(dance music)

- Hi there.

(country music)

But l don't give a rip

l'll stand barefooted

in my own front yard

With a baby on my hip

Cause l'm a redneck woman

And l ain't no high class broad

l'm just a product of my raisin'

And l say ''hey y'all''

and ''Yee Haw''

And l keep

my Christmas lights on

On my front porch

all year long

And l know all the words

To every Charlie Daniels song

So here's to all my sisters

Out there

keepin' it country

Let me get a big ''Hell yeah''

From the redneck girls like me

Hell yeah

Hell yeah

Victoria's Secret

Well their stuff's real nice

Oh but l can buy

the same damn thing

On a Wal Mart shelf half-price

-Ascotch, please.

And still look sexy

Just as sexy

As those models on TV

No l don't need no designer tag

to make my man want me

Adouble.

You might think l'm trashy...

- When your wife of 30 years

doesn't recognize you,

when she doesn't even answer

if you speak to her...

... it's not easy.

- Poor man.

Alzheimer's is the pits.

l sure don't envy you.

- You only have one life.

As long as l'm not dead,

l tell myself:

''Hang in there, Grard!''

- What are you up to, pal?

- Huh?

- That's not how it goes now.

- What?

Did l do something wrong?

- Today it's the girls who cruise.

Guys just wait.

- Yeah, right!

- You wait.

You let them hit on you.

-You wait?

Where's the fun in that?

- lt's pointless, Grard.

You're not inside.

- What do you mean, l'm not?

lt must be the condom.

l'm not used to them.

Damn condom!

- lt's not the condom.

You're not even hard.

- Come on!

Are you kidding me?

(slow Latin music)

l feel lucky

Yeah

No Professor Doom

Gonna stand in my way

Mmm l feel lucky today

Mmm l feel lucky today

Well l strolled down to the corner

Gave my numbers to the clerk

The pot's eleven million

So l called in sick to work

l bought a pack of Camels

a burrito and a Barq's

- Go ahead, sir.

- What's with the sir?

Very funny!

Sir's my father.

(sniffing)

No, thanks.

Nah, coke...

l did lots of coke. Whoo.

They used to call me Joe Blow.

lt's been 15 years.

Last time l was a quarterback

with the Alouettes.

l sniffed the entire 40-yard line.

(sighing)

Hello, Marie-Andre? lt's Pat.

Hello?

Hello, Marie-Andre?

(clunking)

(clunking)

Taxi! Taxi!

- Hi there.

What'll it be?

- Uh...

- We have pure Everest air,

pure Caucasus air,

pure Machu Picchu air,

pure Aconcagua air,

or pure Kilimanjaro air?

- Do you have any Anapurna air?

-Anapurna?

l'll see, we may be out.

We do have Matterhorn air,

it's excellent.

- Fine, Matterhorn.

- Coming right up.

One Matterhorn!

- l feel sorry for you, Grard.

You're young for this let-down.

-Ah, it's just an off-night.

l don't know what's wrong.

Nicole, don't be cruel, okay?

Keep this to yourself.

Do it for me.

lt's not easy for me.

(change rattling)

- Down for the count!

- Well l'll be, Grard!

-Ah... Paulette, hi!

- lt's been ages.

- Yeah, yeah...

- Miss? Two Zombies, please.

Like in the good old days, right?

- Yeah, yeah...

- Listen, l hear you can't get it up.

(sputtering)

- Huh?

- Yeah!

-Ahem.

(laughter)

You haven't changed!

- No, l haven't.

You'll see,

just leave it to Aunt Paulette!

Ah. Thank you!

- l'm Jean.

- l'm Jean-Jacques.

(sniffing deeply)

This is Matterhorn.

(sniffing)

Excellent.

The etemal snows...

You?

- lt's airfrom Mount Albert.

- They have local brands?

Ah. l didn't know.

(moaning)

-Ahhhhh, Grard!

Make an effort.

- What do you think l'm doing, sh*t?

- Poor little thing!

- Goddammit.

- Don't worry, Grard,

l'll take care of you!

Come on! Come on!!

- Paulette, what...?

- Huh? Huh?

Huh? Huh?

(groaning)

(swing music)

- l think l hyperventilated.

- Oh...

- Move back,

give the poor dear some air.

- l'll give him mouth-to-mouth.

- Poor dear!

(all cooing)

- No, no, that's okay!

(shushing)

No, it's fine.

l feel better. Much better.

l'm fine.

l'm fine.

Fine, just fine.

- Grard!

ls Auntie's little piggy

going to get hard?

- Uncle Porky's trying, but...

- Come on, my little duckie...

- l'd love to, but what can l do?

l don't understand.

- lt feels like Play-Doh!

- Ow!

- Sorry!

- l don't know...

Maybe something besides duckie?

You know, duckie...

What do you think? l mean...

- Okay, okay.

Are you gonna get hard,

you fat f***ing bastard?!!

- Huh? Don't overdo it.

Paulette, calm down.

Ow.

(growling)

Paulette... Ow.

Bring it on!

- Ow!

(rock-style music)

-Aren't you dancing?

(Arabic-style dance music)

(low-key music)

- Good evening.

- Good evening.

- Dom Prignon, 1998.

Taittinger,

Comtes de Champagne,

Cheers, sir.

- Oh! Oh, Grard!

Yes! Yes!

Oh, Grard, yes!

Oh! Yes!

Oh, Grard! Oh!

Oh, Grard!!!!! Yes!!

Oh! Yes!!!

(screaming in ecstasy)

-Are you going to come soon?

My thigh hurts.

(still exclaiming)

(climaxing)

- Would you dance with me, please?

- No, thanks.

(Middle-Eastem-style music)

(slow Latin music)

- Montreal is so beautiful at night.

- lt is.

- The cross always has

a few burned-out bulbs.

Have you noticed?

- No,

but, uh...

now that you mention it,

l'll pay more attention.

- lf two hours each night

we turned off...

... the lights

on the Mont-Royal cross,

we could save

thousands of kilowatt-hours...

... every year.

- Would you like...

more champagne?

-Yes, please.

- Poor you.

We'll try again another time.

Don't worry, we'll make up for it.

Take care of yourself.

Aunt Paulette's going to have

a last night cap.

- Home already?

- Last time l play cards

Saturday night.

- Did you lose?

- No, l didn't lose.

l came out even.

- Let me watch

the end of my film!

(light opera)

- Come dance.

- Gertrude.

Gertrude... Gertrude...

Gertrude!

-Ah! Grard!

Grard, your birdhouse!

- Who cares?!

-Ah! No!

(giggling)

Grard!

(slow music)

(blowing)

(quivering)

(sucking in breath)

(giggling)

- Gertrude!

Gertrude!

- Oh!

- Wait up!

(laughing)

- Wait till l catch you!

C'mere!

- Oh! Losing your pants?

Whoo-ooh-ooh-ooh!

- Gertrude!

You drive me wild!

Get over here!

(laughing shyly)

(giggling)

Gertrude! Gertrude! Ha-ha!

(laughing)

Oh, no, Gertrude.

Gertrude, no.

- What's wrong?

- lt's too late.

l came.

- What?

- Yeah, l came.

- What?

- Got you!

- Ow!!!

- What is it?

- Ha-ha! Got you too!

- Gertrude...

- l got you too!

(sighing)

(drunkenly):
l-l-l'm not homosexual.

l told my shrink,

but she wouldn't believe me.

She said l had to test myself.

Well...

it's done. lt's overwith.

l'm not gay.

l didn't get hard.

l'm sorry.

But l'm so happy.

But you're gay.

You got hard.

(groaning)

- Oh, Grard!

- Oh, Gertrude!

(moaning softly)

- Yes, yes, yes, Grard!

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