Foxes
- R
- Year:
- 1980
- 106 min
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Just a few minutes past
7:
00 in the morning.Hi, I'm Jeff Gonzer.
It's time to wake up.
- I know that you feel that
it's completely... - Wrong.
No, but you're ready
to wake up, aren't you?
- Yes, Jeffrey.
- That's good,
'cause it's going to be
a beautiful day today,
temperatures in the mid-70s in the city,
a little cooler near the beaches and
warmer in the valleys, as always...
Look it, you gotta wake up. No arguing.
It's time to stick your finger in your
third eye at least to wake yourself up.
You even have to get your dog awake.
It's just time to wake up.
Everybody, get up!
Hey. Shake your booty.
Jeanie, don't stay in there.
I'm not even in there yet.
Oh, Christ. We gotta wake up Annie.
Annie? Annie, wake up.
- Is Annie awake?
- Not yet.
I didn't even hear her come in.
I was totally vegged.
Yeah, she was sick all
over some guy's car.
Yeah? From what?
Quaaludes. Beer. Wine.
Some real heavy kind of pills.
Poor thing.
Teenage dopers. What a waste.
Don't do that.
The Three Stooges,
they always just sort of throw it.
She can't do that. She'll drown.
I'm only saying that's what
I'm not saying she should do it, okay?
Yeah, well, you know,
she ditches one more time, that's it.
and throw her out in the street.
Forget it.
- What's that mean?
- I mean, what the sh*t?
- Please.
- She doesn't care if she never wakes up.
- Hi.
- Hey.
What are you guys looking at?
Oh, my gosh.
- You're not gonna eat that, are you?
- I am really hungry.
It's really disgusting. Yeah.
And then tomorrow you're gonna complain.
You just take that and
rub it in your thighs.
You're such a dummy.
You're hilarious.
Get your hands off of there.
I'm gonna eat it.
But I want it.
You guys are really pissed at me.
How's your head?
A whole bunch of people just moved in.
- You don't look sick.
- Well, I am.
I just got a case of the munchies.
Anybody want to ditch sixth
period and go to the beach?
I got a hair appointment at Saks.
Thought you said I couldn't ditch.
That's just Phys. Ed.
You can ditch that.
What're you gonna do with your hair?
Mom's after me to have it chopped
so I can look like Dorothy Hammill.
What?
Like, she doesn't dig me
wearing her clothes, you know,
and having all the guys
think I'm mature, okay.
Like they'd be coming on to me
and not looking at her.
Get 'em to chop your
head instead, Deirdre.
That's pretty retarded,
considering who it was sick all
over that guy's car last night.
- Who cares?
- He cares. Don't you care?
I don't even know him.
Besides, it was this
with some jerkoff dragon blowing
smoke all over the hood.
- Was he cute?
- Who?
The geek in the car, geekaloid.
The only geek I know
is Randy Teratunian.
- So?
- You're the one thinks he's hot.
- I do not.
- You said you wanted to go with him.
I never said I want to go with him.
I said I want to ball him.
Excuse me.
Did you tell your Dad that you were
staying over my house last night?
I gotta call him.
Guess what? For an elaborate change,
we are late again.
- I don't believe this.
- God.
- I do not believe this.
- Come on.
- Anybody seen my keys?
- No, not again!
- Have you seen the keys?
- I don't know.
My keys!
Where'd you leave 'em?
Who knows? It's not my house.
Whenever I need to mellow out,
I always listen to my Mom's Abbey Road.
We're going to school, retardo.
When I'm 18, I'm gonna shine that place.
Well, you're 16 now.
Ain't that a b*tch?
- Where are you going?
- To school.
Leave the keys.
- Why?
- Because you can't take the truck.
- We'll talk about it later.
- How come?
We'll talk when you
come home from school.
That's unfair.
Come right back.
Can't we talk about it now?
No, please. I don't
want to start anything.
Well, I don't want to have
to worry all day that
you're just gonna pull
some big number later.
The school called.
Oh, God, I don't want to
talk about this now.
I know, Child Development.
You've been cutting.
It's just Child Development, Mom.
It's so stupid. You wouldn't believe it.
- Jeanie.
- Can I just have the keys?
- Please?
- Jeanie, I don't want to have a bad day.
Well, it's my truck, you know.
Dad gave it to me.
This is Sam.
My daughter, Jeanie.
Hello.
Hi.
Jesus, Deirdre, this is gross.
I don't know what I'm going
to do about this sh*t.
- We're walking.
- No!
God, you know what
I hate about this place?
When some place is too small,
you can never find anything.
I should go to New York and live
in a loft, become a painter.
I need space,
like 20 foot ceilings, you know?
Really, let's all go to New York
and open a boutique.
Yeah.
Dad!
Dad, please!
That guy is sick.
What are we gonna do?
Call the cops?
You're lifting the child by the leg.
You are not savages!
Take the child gently, ever so gently!
We show our babies love
and our babies grow up in love.
That's a rubber doll, Mrs. Steiner.
Excuse me.
You want a hit?
I'm a mother.
All right!
Creep.
- Don't you want to say hello?
- Hello, Scott.
- Wait a minute. Did you miss me?
- How's Susan?
Susan Halpern?
You know any other Susans?
Come on, I mean, so her folks invited us
to the beach for the weekend.
They were there the whole time.
And they never took
their eyes off of you.
Well, yeah. Sort of.
Hey, Jeanie, like your new hairdo.
It's not new, Mr. Symonds.
- Will you come to the office?
- Yeah, sure.
Wait a minute.
Don't I even get a kiss?
You think I want Susan
Halpern's bacteria?
- They were fighting.
- Something racial?
- No. A girl.
- Thank God.
- Nope.
- No idea?
- No.
Her dad's looking for her, you know.
No. I mean, I don't.
You see, I'd like to talk to her first,
find out what's going on in her head.
Then maybe I could smooth things
out with her dad. He's...
Crazy.
Angry.
He thinks she should go to a hospital.
- Where?
- A private hospital.
Someplace out in Sun Valley.
You mean, a mental hospital.
They work with lots of runaway girls.
She doesn't run away anymore.
She's been gone for a week.
But she's been at my house. Ask my mom.
I know, honey. But the guy's
her dad. He's worried.
You know why her sister ran off?
Really, Mr. Symonds, do you know?
He put handcuffs on her because
she got pregnant by some guy
and he acts like she's some sort
All she wanted to do was
go out and get an abortion.
No sh*t, Mr. Symonds.
Yeah, I know. The guy gets really angry.
Yeah.
Really, man.
I mean, how's Annie supposed to
become your well-adjusted teenager?
If she got right with her dad,
then she'd really be f***ed.
For sure.
If she got so he thought that
she was like really A-Okay,
she'd have to become a policewoman.
She should have someplace
to go, you know.
Where?
Well, I don't know.
Sometimes I think it's
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