Going to the Mat Page #2
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- Year:
- 2004
- 120 min
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Good Evening, Mr. Wyatt.
[Nervous Laugh]
Shoot.
He's Cool.
He Just Don't
Like Surprises.
Great.
So Much For Music Being
My Way In Around Here.
Well, It's Kind Of
Never In.
Uhh!
Out Of My Way, Fly.
Sorry For Living, Nolan.
You Should Be.
Come On, John.
Hey, John Boy.
I'm Shaking Already.
You Know What?
You're Gonna Get Hurt, Kid.
Ooh, Ooh, Ooh.
[Chuckles]
Don't Push It,
Newfield.
Oh, Ok.
You Really Shouldn't
Mess With Those Guys.
They Were
Messing With Me.
So, "Fly," Huh?
What's The Deal
With That?
Well, That's What
Everybody Calls Me.
Not Exactly
A Big Dude, Are You?
I Will Be.
I'm Just Behind 5 To 10 Years.
So, You Walking Home?
No. My Mom's
Driving Me.
She's Afraid I Might
End Up In Colorado.
[Beeping]
And You're Supposed
To Be Blind?
Last Year,
My Band Played
The Christmas Show
At Rockefeller Center.
It Was Awesome.
Kids Were Dancing
And Screaming.
One Girl Even Wanted
My Autograph. No Lie.
Not Here, Man.
Band Guys Are
Like Sea Monkeys,
The Lowest Form Of Life.
At Football Games,
It's A Good Night
If No One Throws
Empty Cups At Our Heads.
Ugh!
Fly, Ball.
Uh, A Bounce Pass
Next Time.
Forgot You're A Blind Guy.
So What Does A Guy Have
To Do In This Joint
To Be Accepted?
Basically, Be A Jock.
[Chuckles]
Great.
Everyone Thinks, Like,
A Letterman's Jacket Is,
Like, King Of The World
Or Something.
It's Not Gonna
Help Me Much.
Man, What Are You
Talking About?
You're 10 Times
The Basketball Player I Am,
And You Can't Even See
What You're Doing.
I Shouldn't
Have Said That.
Oh, I've Heard Worse.
Think Fast!
Jace:
Wait.I'm Confused.
I Thought
I Was The Blind Guy?
Ha Ha.
Very Funny,
Chuckles.
Come On.
All Right, Gentlemen,
We're Gonna Work
On The Weave.
We'll Need 3 Groups
At Half-Court.
Whose Birthday Is
January To April?
Left Side.
May To August?
You're In The Middle.
Everybody Else On The Right.
Jace, Phil Rice.
Welcome To Homestead.
Thank You.
You Might Want To Use
This Time To Go
Do Some Homework
Or Something.
No, I Can Do This.
I Used To Play Basketball
All The Time At Home.
Not To Be Rude,
But How?
With
A Bounce-Pass-Only Rule,
And We Need A Beeping
Backboard So I Can Tell
Where The Hoop Is.
Well, I'm Certainly Gonna Look
Into Getting One Of Those,
But For Today
You'll Have To Sit Out.
The Bleachers Are Over Here.
Beep, Beep.
Thank You!
Here We Go, Fellas!
Good, Crisp Passes!
[Whistle Blows]
Boy:
All Right,Let's Go!
Boy:
Nice.Coach Rice:
That's It.Second Boy:
Nice Shot, Johnny.
Coach Rice:
Good Job.Good Job.
Shoot Like A Ute!
That's It.
Mr. Kamen:
Yeah, Boomer?20, 30, 40--
No, No, No.
In Espaol,
Por Favor.
Claro.
Trienta, Cuarinta,
Y, Uh...
Cinquana.
[Groans] Yeah, Ok.
That's Right.
That's There
In The Ol' Ballpark.
Ok, Who Wants To Try
60, 70, And 80?
Mr. Kamen:
John?Uh, Sesenta...
Y, Uh...
Pinta Y
Santa Maria?
Mr. Kamen, Chuckling:
That's Cute.
Yeah, Jace.
Sesenta, Setenta, Y Ochenta.
Now That's What
I'm Talking About.
Sesenta, Setenta, Ochenta.
Muy Bien.
[Beeps]
Jace On Recorder: Sesenta,
Setenta, Y Ochenta.
Yeah.
What Was That?
[Tape Recorder Beeps]
[Beeps]
Jace:
Remember To E-Mail Pete
About That Genius Girl
In Math.
Very Funny, Guys.
Jace:
I Mean, Hello,Get Out Much?
Talk About Living
On Planet Hillbilly.
Is There A Problem,
Jace?
Somebody Took
My Tape Recorder.
Mr. Kamen:
Well, WhoeverHas Jace's Recorder
Return It To Him, Please?
[Alarm Rings]
Ok, That Is The Fire Bell.
Now, Let's Take
This Seriously.
We Don't Know If It's
A Drill Or The Real Thing.
So, Please,
Evacuate As Quickly
And As Calmly As Possible.
P.A.:
Attention,Students And Faculty,
This Is A Fire Drill.
All Students And Faculty
Must Evacuate The Premises
At Once.
Make Your Way
To The Nearest Exit.
Attention,
Students And Faculty,
This Is A Fire Drill.
All Students And Faculty
Must Evacuate
The Premises At Once...
Hey!
P.A.:
This Is A Fire Drill.All Students And Faculty
Must Evacuate
The Premises At Once.
Hey!
Somebody Help Me!
Please Proceed With Caution.
Please Proceed With Caution.
Boy:
Don't Keep Staring.P.A.:
For Your Safety,Monitors Will Direct You
To Designated Safety Areas.
Please Remain There
Until Further Instructions.
[Rock Music Playing]
[Song Ends]
[Sighs]
[Bell Rings]
Hello, Hello.
You're Early.
All Right,
Let The Learning Begin.
Let's Go.
Let's Go.
Good Afternoon.
Good Afternoon.
Give Me Some.
What's Up?
Give Me Some.
Mary Beth:
Jace,Are You Listening?
Jace:
Yeah.'Cause We Only Have
A Few Minutes.
"In The Early Days
Of Colonization,
"Many Europeans Considered
The Native Americans
"To Be Acutely Naive
And Quite Uncivilized.
"In Their Remarkably
Narrow View,
They Equated Those Differences
With Inferiority."
Welcome To My World.
What's That
Supposed To Mean?
Oh, Yeah, Like You
Haven't Noticed.
People Here Have No Idea
How To Deal With Me.
Do You Know How Many Times
Somebody Starts
Talking Really Loud
In My Face?
Hello, I'm Blind,
Not Deaf.
You Want To Know
The Truth?
People Don't Care
That You're Blind.
They're Turned Off
Because They Think
You're A Total Snob.
[Chuckles]
What Are You
Talking About?
All Your
New Yorkers Rule Stuff,
The Hicksville Jokes,
Don't You Think It
Gets Really Annoying?
Jace:
Well, I'm Sorry,But I Never Wanted
To Be Here
In The First Place.
Well, You Are Here,
Aren't You?
So You Might As Well
Quit Blaming Us
And Lose
The Attitude.
Mr. Wyatt:
Mr. Newfield,You Plan On Joining Us?
[Band Playing]
[Cheering]
[Song Ends]
Hey, Newfield,
Why Aren't You
Out There Playing
For The Home Team?
Oh, I Was Going To,
But My Seeing Eye Dog
Kept Pawing
Everyone's Helmet Off.
[Laughs]
You're A Funny Guy.
I Don't See You
Laughing.
Oh, Wait!
You're The One Who's
Supposed To Be Making
The Lame Blind Jokes.
You Know, I Would
Love A Real Chance
To Take That Guy Down.
I Really Would.
Maybe You Should
Go Out For A Team.
[Scoffs] Please
Don't Make It Archery.
Oh, Yeah, That's Good.
Look Out!
I Was Thinking
Wrestling.
I'm Sorry. I Think
She Said Wrestling.
Can He Do That?
Please, Don't Encourage Her.
Why Not?
You Could Go Out
For Our Wrestling Team.
My Dad's The Coach.
He And I Went
To The Regionals Last Year
And Saw This Blind Kid
From Denver Who Won
His Weight Division.
[Whistle Blows]
Are You Two
Looking At Me?
Computer:
The Only SpecialConsideration Afforded
The Sightless
Challenge Competitor Is
That They And Their Opponents
Begin Each Match
In Full Contact Position,
Although Each Contestant
May Subsequently Move
And Change
The Starting Position.
As Long As There Is
Some Kind Of Contact
Between The 2 Contestants,
The Wrestling Continues.
Once Contact Is Broken,
The Referee Must Blow
The Whistle
And Reestablish Contact...
Mary Beth?
Ok, I'll Do It.
The National Title...
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