Cry-Baby
- PG-13
- Year:
- 1990
- 85 min
- 2,803 Views
##[Cry Baby by Honey Sisters playing]
# Do-wat a-do-wat
a-do-wat a-do-wat do-wat #
# Do-wat a-do-wat
a-do-wat a-do-wat do-wat #
# Shoobee doobee-wah
do-wat be-bobbee bobbee #
# Shoobee doobee-wah
do-wat be-bobbee bobbee #
# Shoobee doobee-wah
do-wat be-bobbee bobbee #
# Cry baby, cry baby, cry baby #
# My cry baby, uh-oh #
# Is such a cry baby #
# Uh-oh #
# Is such a cry baby #
# Cryin' all the time #
# Cry baby #
# Cry baby #
# My cry baby, uh-oh #
# Is such a cry baby #
# Uh-oh #
# Is such a cry baby #
# Cryin' all the time #
# All the time #
# Oh, when the raindrops start to fall #
# Tears fall from my eyes #
# Then my heart starts to call #
# Don't you realize? #
# Oh, realize #
# My cry baby, uh-oh #
# Is such a cry baby #
# Uh-oh #
# Is such a cry baby #
# Cryin' all the time #
# Oh, when a bad boy looks at me #
# Ooh, ouch, my blood turns hot #
# Right down to my toes #
# A-to my toes #
# Do-wat a-do-wat
a-do-wat a-do-wat do-wat #
# Do-wat a-do-wat
a-do-wat a-do-wat do-wat #
# Shoobee doobee-wah
do-wat be-bobbee bobbee #
# Shoobee doobee-wah
do-wat be-bobbee bobbee #
# Shoobee doobee-wah
do-wat be-bobbee bobbee #
# Cry baby, cry baby, cry baby #
# My cry baby, uh-oh #
# Is such a cry baby #
# Uh-oh #
# Is such a cry baby #
# Cryin' all the time #
# All the time #
# Oh, when they tell me he's no good #
# Oh, what do they know? #
# What's bad to them is good to me #
# He sure makes me glow #
# He makes me glow #
# My cry baby, uh-oh #
# Is such a cry baby #
# Uh-oh #
# Is such a cry baby #
# Cryin' all the time #
# When the raindrops start to fall #
# Tears fall from my eyes #
# Then my heart starts to call #
# Don't you realize? #
# Oh, realize #
# My cry baby, uh-oh #
# Is such a cry baby #
# Uh-oh #
# Is such a cry baby #
# Cryin' all the time #
# Time #
# Time #
# You big old cry baby ##
[alarm ringing]
Get your cigarettes. Penny a piece.
Six for a nickel.
Ah, you owe me from
yesterday, young man.
Please, look, look,
I'll pay you tomorrow.
Wouldn't you like to have one?
Oh, come on, just a drag.
[Snickering] Just a drag!
No cash, no tobacco. Go on, scram.
Hey, Mona!
Get over here and help your poor mother.
[Coughing]
[People chattering]
Hi, kids.
Remember, always look
both ways before crossing.
Mother!
We're having your favorite
supper tonight, Wanda.
Potatoes au gratin.
(all) Mmm.
Now walk.
Look left, look right.
That's right, then walk. Good teenagers.
Are you gonna work this summer?
##[Music playing on car stereo]
(Hector) Wanda, honey.
You want a ride home with Dad?
I got a lift. Thanks, anyway.
We could count
out-of-state license plates.
I saw one this morning all
the way up from Virginia.
Dad, would you just leave me alone?
Bye, honey.
(woman) # O look,
daddy, you're so cool #
# But I can't break my momma's rules #
# She would have to see
what's in your family tree #
you come home just for me #
(man) # Oh, you
# Now and then #
# Oh, you goin' pretty steady #
# Now and then #
# This is what you need #
# Do you have plenty money? #
# Yes, I do #
# Tell me, is it all in cash? #
# Just for you #
# Will you give me all your lovin'? #
# If you're true #
# Then I will love you long as well #
Hi.
Well.
You're a pretty little Square.
Want to hang out with us Drapes tonight?
[Groaning]
Allison Vernon-Williams,
get in this car.
What's the trouble, honey?
(Allison) No, no, we were just talking.
Grandmother, Baldwin,
this is Wade Walker.
They call me Cry-Baby.
This here is my sister, Pepper.
Greetings, Granny-o.
Allison's my girl, so
hands off, Cry-Baby.
You could have fooled me, Square.
Mrs. Vernon-Williams, I hear
I can barely imagine
what you would call music.
I can sing pretty good.
"Well," not "good."
Haven't you ever heard
of the English language?
Don't go flip out, mama.
Yeah. Sometimes shook-up old ladies
get cut.
(Baldwin) Come on, honey.
They're just bums.
Mr. Puniverse wants a fat lip.
I'd like to hear you sing.
(Grandmother) I will say
this once and once only.
Stay away from my granddaughter,
you common juvenile delinquents.
It was nice talking to you all.
# Just you and me #
# Go see our father #
# Just you and me #
# Tell our sisters and our brothers #
# Just you and me #
Let's go.
[All cheering]
# That you're going to marry me ##
The prettiest and most
talented girl in school
and yet she socializes with Drapes.
We're Squares, Allison, and
Squares got to stick together.
Yeah, but Drapes are people, too.
They just look different.
Maybe Cry-Baby can sing.
Something cool, something hep.
And where did you learn
those vulgar jazz words?
Your poor dead parents would
turn over in their graves.
It's those jukebox
records she listens to.
Honey, his kind of music
isn't even on the Hit Parade.
How can I think when
I have told you, Baldwin,
a young lady does not like to be pawed.
[Laughing]
##[Women and Cadillacs by The
Nite Riders playing on car stereo]
# The woman want a Cadillac
she don't want no man #
# I used to have a woman,
said she loved me so #
# I used to have a woman,
said she loved me so #
I think Cry-Baby's got a girlfriend.
Cry-Baby and Allison sitting in a tree
K-l-S-S-l-N-G.
Shut up, Milton.
[All laugh]
Hey, Hatchet-Face, you think
Cry-Baby's got blue balls for the chick?
Allison's a Square, Wanda.
Cry-Baby don't dig Squares.
No, she's a "Scrape."
Part Square, part Drape.
I think she's pretty.
Cry-Baby, want some hooch?
I don't drink and drive.
[Tires screeching]
# Mess around with me #
# Turn back, baby #
# Mess around with me #
You're too young to
know the shameful truth
about the Walker boy's family.
But let me warn you,
evil is in his blood.
[Car horn honking]
##[Gee by The Crows playing]
# Love that girl #
# Oh, please #
# Listen to me #
Move up, now.
That's not funny.
# Why I love that girl #
# Love that girl #
# Hold me, baby, squeeze me #
# Never let me go #
# I'm not takin' chances #
You're a dead man, Walker.
# Oh, Gee, #
# Yes, I love her ##
[car horn honking] (Baldwin) Car! Car!
[Screaming]
[Tires screeching]
[Car horns blaring]
[All whooping]
##[Music playing]
[People chattering]
[Girls chattering]
[Microphone squeaks]
Good afternoon, ladies and gentlemen
and welcome to the
(audience) Good afternoon,
Mrs. Vernon-Williams.
First, I must apologize
for my frazzled nerves.
However, this afternoon we were attacked
by a gang of juvenile delinquents.
[Audience gasps] It's all
right. No one was injured.
Juvenile delinquents are everywhere.
Right here in this community.
Boys with long hair and tattoos
who spit on the sidewalk.
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