Friends & Lovers
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- Year:
- 1999
- 103 min
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Here we are
such good friends
reunited once again
been through good times
through the bad
you've been family
I've never had
Could we be friends
and lovers?
You know me like no other
Would we ruin it all
with a kiss?
We have stuck through
thick and thin
ooh, with eyes of love
you look within
Still remain here
by my side
but now feelings stir
I cannot hide
Could we be friends
and lovers?
Who knows, we might discover
A much deeper love than this
Find the thing
we've always missed...
Merry Christmas, sir.
Merry Christmas.
Can you show me your most
handsome scotch pines, please?
to the Douglas fir.
Ah, thank you.
Mm!
Beautiful, beautiful, beautiful.
[Sniffs] mm! mm mm mm!
What are you doing, Ian?
I've decided
we're not gonna have
a long-needle, short-needle
thing again this year.
It's gonna be long needle.
Mm!
We have it every year.
Well, it's at
my house. My choice.
Next year, your
house, your choice.
Ok. one vote for long needle.
Ok. the one vote that counts.
That's the thing about
living in a democracy.
Republic.
Yeah, it always
comes down to one thing
and one vote,
and you always lose.
Hey, this is a good one.
That's right. Now put it back.
Supposed to try it
with the breadcrumbs.
No, it's the creamy
soup that makes it...
Hello!
Hello. merry Christmas.
Promise me one thing?
[Together] maybe. maybe.
That we will still be friends
no matter what tree we pick.
Children... merry Christmas.
Oh, god, look at this one.
This is great. This is perfect.
This is the one.
All:
we hate long needles!Just don't like them.
Stop.
Just stop. It's an ugly tree.
Ho ho ho!
Look at this.
Nice uni.
I'm a ho.
You're rotten, Jon.
Check this out.
I wish it was Christmas
all year long.
Tell you, the Santa claus uni
is the ultimate magnet.
with the sheeps
in wolf clothing.
Did you get a number, Jon?
I would've got her number,
but the husband came back.
Oh, those pesky husbands.
Exactly. heh heh heh!
Santa, Santa!
Did you get my letter?
Well, of course I did, angel.
Now... where's your mommy?
Jon:
yecch.Ok, thank you very much, honey.
That's good.
Didn't you get it? I sent
it to the north pole.
Well, you know, Santa's
been very, very busy.
Very good. Now go on and
scram out of here. Go on.
No, no, no, no!
All right, now listen, kid.
I ain't Santa claus, and
there is no Santa claus,
so you want something,
you go ask your mom.
Now scram.
You're unbelievable.
You are so mean-spirited!
Want to spend some time
In another universe
leaving things behind
Far away from sister moon...
[All laughing and chattering]
No, no, no! That
corner's all wrong.
We always put it in there.
Man:
you're really goodwith children, Jon.
Ian:
right there.Right over there.
Woman:
don't hurt the tree.Man:
just stick it in the hole.You know how to do that.
Ha ha.
Know what? I think this is
gonna be our best tree ever.
What do you got to eat?
Look in the fridge.
[Telephone rings]
I'll get it. No, no! Let
the machine get it.
I'll get it!
Who are you avoiding?
We're all here.
I'm not avoiding anyone.
Could be the office.
I don't want them to get ahold of
me till we get the tree trimmed.
Ian on machine:
Hi. It's Ian. I'm not in.
If you don't leave a message, I can't
call you back. [Machine beeps]
Man on machine:
Ian, this is your father.
but I need to know
whether you and your
friends are coming skiing.
There's something that I...
That I have to say,
and I would feel
more comfortable
telling you in person,
if that's all right.
So, I look forward to your call.
[Machine beeps]
You really want to go?
What part of free skiing
didn't you understand?
Wait a minute. I thought you and
your father weren't speaking.
We speak. A little.
What? he just calls you
out of the blue?
Look, he calls every 6 months.
It's no big deal.
Let's get that tree trimmed.
I'll start dinner!
So, then, Ian,
if you do see your dad
or you don't see your dad,
it's no biggie?
Yeah. that's what I'm saying.
Great. when are we leaving?
Man:
Jon.Well, I mean, isn't
this an opportunity
for, you know, your dad and you
to kind of kiss and make up?
You guys are taking this
thing way too seriously.
No, no, no. I'm with Lisa.
I mean, he did call, right?
So he made a call. Whoopee.
Did he call then?
Send a letter? Anything?
No.
And which I'm cool with, right.
I worked my way through college
waiting tables.
Did he show up
for my graduation?
Man:
no.But he offered you the money.
You wouldn't take it.
Free skiing!
Come on, Ian. He's your father.
Hey, guys, I have a great life.
I started my own business.
We started our own business.
Sorry. we started
our own business.
Besides, I have you guys.
Look...
[Whispering] ...very much.
I don't ski.
I don't like the cold.
I don't like fathers in
general, mine in particular.
Well, at least
all of you know...
All:
who your father is.[Laughing] f*** all of you.
However, I think we should go.
Come on. You can't seriously
Free skiing!
Jon!
What?
It ain't gonna happen,
all right?
You know, I think you're taking
this really, really well.
Yeah. I don't know why I
didn't think of this before.
All I have to do is go up there,
let him talk at me a little bit,
take my lumps, we get the
run of the place, right?
We're golden. Free skiing
maybe all winter, huh?
Nothing but the best
for my good buddy.
Hey, jonny!
I'll put any amount
on this one, fellas.
Ian:
ah.Ugly.
I don't know, Jon. She seems
way out of your league.
Yeah, she almost
seems, you know,
too pretty to imagine
the act, so...
Hell, I wouldn't be
able to get a chubby,
let alone maintain it.
Liar. all bets are on.
So, let me take your bag.
No, no, no, I'm cool. I got it.
Um, Ian. You're coming, right?
I mean, you're not gonna
pull one of your...
No, I just need to know
I got a way to go,
I gotta go. You know?
Right on.
Take care.
You are so...
Mmh!
Jon. [chuckles]
Uh, Jon.
I'm sorry. Can I get a hug?
Ok.
Great.
Unh!
Ow! the hair!
Ok. well, mind your manners.
Of course.
I'm sorry.
Now, hold on.
What?
Well, you didn't get a lover
when I said I'm come along.
You got a model.
I see.
Are you really a photographer?
Are you kidding me?
Ok.
I'm absolutely a photographer.
Mm-hmm.
There she is. Right on time.
Oh, my god.
Hey, big brother!
Little sister!
Big sister.
You look very, uh...
Pregnant. yeah.
Oh, man, do you think?
God, I thought I was
just getting fat
and had a mean case
of indigestion.
Heh heh heh!
I told you there was something
I wanted to talk to you about.
No sh*t.
Greetings from home.
I'll bet.
Well, I'm not really a model.
I can't ski. I don't know
any of your friends.
I mean, what am I doing here?
This is gonna be great.
You'll see.
Come on. This is gonna be great.
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