Duets Page #7
- R
- Year:
- 2000
- 112 min
- $4,262,782
- 501 Views
Smokey Robinson.
- You know it.
- Sure.
It was one
of our favorites.
Music is
played for love
Cruisin' is
made for love
Hey, why'd you come
to Donna's funeral?
Look, um, you know,
I don't wanna get into it.
I mean, I just feel like
we're circling the inevitable.
What does that mean?
Well, you have this childlike dream
that we're always gonna be together.
It's an unrealistic
fantasy.
I mean, it's just not
who I am. I'm sorry.
You know, you are so busy
pushing people away and trying
to be something that you're not,
that when something real fnally comes
into your life, you can't deal with it.
Well, I am here. I am alive.
I am your daughter.
Whether you want to take responsibility
for it or not, it's a fact.
I mean, what kind of person doesn't
acknowledge his own child?
I'm not asking you
for the moon.
I am asking you
for a hand,
to reach out,
and you can't even do that.
And you feel sorry for me?
I feel sorry for you.
- [Water Running]
- [Knocking]
[Faucet Squeaks,
Water Stops]
[Knocking]
Todd?
Jesus.
What are you doing?
- Talk to your wife, man, not to me.
- No.
I wanna talk to you. What the hell
do you think you're doing?
Trying to save
your life.
I love you, man.
Are you gay, Todd?
- Is that what's happening?
- No, Mrs. Woods, we're not gay.
- [Chuckles]
- Your husband has been kind to me.
He's been a friend.
- But now he's headed down this path.
- Oh, that's right.
That's right. A path.
For once in my life, it's a real path.
It's not some cheap, plastic
corporate illusion of a path.
It's a real path to the real meaning
of the real truth.
You know, I have actually
computed in my head...
the odds of getting
the same rental car twice...
in a lifetime
of business travel,
and do you know what they are?
Do you know
how many actual...
sense memories I have of being
in the same off-white...
Chevy Caprice
from the Alamo people...
in the Dallas-Fort Worth area
alone?
No.
It would blow your mind.
[Sniffling]
It's nothing either one of you people
can obviously ever comprehend.
I don't know
what's going on, Todd,
but I'm frightened.
Don't be frightened,
Mrs. Woods.
Nothing's happened that can
come back to haunt you,
- if he stops now.
- Stops what?
Huh? Who are you?
I'm a friend.
Oh.
Your husband has made
an error in judgment.
I would be pleased
to take all the blame.
For what?
Todd, what is going on?
I'm getting really confused here,
and I don't get it.
- Because I ask you...
- I say we take the country back
from the McDonalds...
and the Pizza Huts
and the Wendys.
I say we tear down all those strip malls
and we get back in touch...
with the inner core.
Oh, my God, Todd!
Would you be cool?
- Wha...
- Be cool.
[Sniffling]
I gotta go.
Why?
You just got here.
Did I say something
that offended you?
You're just
plain insane.
I'm just a little tired
of the American Dream.
Hello, everybody. Are you
ready to rock the house?
[People Cheering, Shouting,
Whistling, Applauding]
Okay, welcome to
Omaha, Nebraska.
You've all qualifed to sing
here tonight from just about
every state in the Union,
and the winner
gets to take home $5,000.
- [Cheering, Applause]
- Are you excited? I am... I am excited.
It should be an amazing night.
So let the games begin.
- [Loud Cheering, Whistling]
- Whoo!
[Scatting]
For the frst time
in history
It's gonna start
rainin' men
- Start rainin'men
- It's rainin' men
At break of day
when that man drove away
I was waiting
I crossed the street
to her house
And she opened
the door
- Hi. You a contestant?
- Yeah, Ricky Dean.
- My daughter set me up earlier.
- Yep. I got you down.
You go on in about
20 minutes, okay?
- Will you be using your own CD?
- Not tonight.
- Can I see your menu?
- Sure.
- My Delilah
- Here you go.
- Thanks.
- Oh, jeez. I'm sorry. Sorry about that.
- Oh!
It's okay.
["Strangers In The Night"
Playing]
Up to the moment
when we said our first hello
Little did we know
Love was just
a glance away
A warm embracing
dance away
And ever since
that night
- We've been together
- Hey.
- Hi.
- Hi.
- In love forever
- Uh, we bumped into
each other in the lobby.
- I know.
- It turned out so right
For strangers
in the night
Doo-bee doo-bee doo
Doo doo doo dee doo
Da dee da dee da
da dee da da dee da
- An angel just passed.
- What's that?
My mom used to say that when
nobody talked for a minute...
that an angel just passed.
Oh.
- Are you gonna sing?
- Me? No. No, no, no.
I don't know how
to sing. I mean...
Everybody knows how to sing,
it's just I'm not good at it.
Oh, come on.
I bet you're just being modest.
[Hostess]
Let's bring out our next singer.
All right. Are you guys
ready for the song stylings...
of Miss Suzi Loomis?
[Cheering, Whooping,
Whistling]
Suzi Loomis? No?
Suzi Loomis.
[Hostess]
Going once. Suzi Loomis going twice.
- Nope?
- We'll give you a chance
to come up here.
- Yeah.
- In the meantime,
let's just move down the list.
- Okay.
You kids ready?
Yeah? Okay.
Let's bring out
Tonia and Hobie Kasper.
Bom bom bom bom
bom bom bom bom bom
Bom bom bom bom bom bom
Ba ding-a-ding ding
- Blue moon
- Blue, blue, blue, blue moon
[Coughing]
[Coughing]
[Exhaling]
- [Sniffling]
- They called your name.
Are you all right?
[Chuckles]
Can't you tell?
[Gasping]
You're sick?
[Sniffling]
Scared shitless.
Ugh.
You were right, you know?
I'm the loser.
[Sniffling]
I was just too dumb to notice.
You happy?
Now, go away and let me
die in peace, please.
You know, I was
gonna be a priest.
[Laughing]
Really, I was. Black robe
and the collar, the whole deal.
I was, uh... I was about
to graduate the seminary.
Yeah... I don't know
what happened. I don't.
Ever since I was a kid,
I believed that there was some
greater purpose for my life.
You know? I-I thought it was
my calling to help people.
- It's such a crock. It's a crock.
- No.
My third-grade teacher said the world's
a sewer and we're all living in hell.
Wow. Tough class.
Listen.
the world's beautiful...
and people are
basically decent.
And if that's gonna keep me
from ftting in,
then I'd rather go through this whole
life like a complete and utter retard,
rather than have to accept
somebody else's miserable reality.
Do you know
what I mean?
Do you wanna
help me up?
Yeah.
[Grunting]
Where do you think they think
we're gonna put the TVs...
if they weren't bolted
to the furniture?
- You got me.
- Yeah.
[Chuckling]
You look great.
Good. 'Cause I
wanna win tonight.
- I want the fve thou.
- Me too.
- Ah, I don't think you're up to it.
- What are you talkin' about?
No, it would be funny,
us not doing a duet.
Pretty night tonight.
I'm really sorry
about what happened.
He shouldn't have shot at us.
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