Husbands and Wives Page #7

Synopsis: When Jack and Sally announce that they're splitting up, this comes as a shock to their best friends Gabe and Judy. Maybe mostly because they also are drifting apart and are now being made aware of it. So while Jack and Sally try to go on and meet new people, the marriage of Gabe and Judy gets more and more strained, and they begin to find themselves being attracted to other people.
Genre: Comedy, Drama, Romance
Director(s): Woody Allen
Production: Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
  Nominated for 2 Oscars. Another 12 wins & 13 nominations.
 
IMDB:
7.6
Rotten Tomatoes:
95%
R
Year:
1992
108 min
1,122 Views


- It is totally provable!|- From gypsies?

Why wouldn't it have an influence|on our personalities?

You know who believes this?|My baby-sitter.

There is more crime|during the full moon.

Well, who knows?

It's like the|universe knows this stuff.

You guys just don't get|the fundamental basics...

You should meet my baby-sitter.|She doesn't know anyone in New York.

- She's been with me two months.|- Fabulous...

- My ex-wife believed in this.|- You should listen to her.

I'm just making a point.|Because the position...

...of the planets|is crucial to your life.

I can't stress this enough.|And your body...

- Be logical.|- But I'm totally logical.

I would not put a Sagittarius...

Sam, we gotta go. Come on.

- We're just getting started.|- It was good to see you.

- It's early!|- It's getting later. See you, guys.

- It was nice meeting you.|- Come on.

If you don't know what you're talking|about, why don't you not talk?

They don't know what|they're saying!

You feel obligated to talk.|How about listening?

- I listen!|- That's a novel idea for you.

You are so rude.|I can't believe you just did that!

- You're the expert.|- That's the most embarrassing...

Let's get out before|you make it any worse.

- This bullshit astrology. It's stupid.|- It's not stupid.

I'm sick of listening to your crap|about soybeans and Zen foods.

- Get in the car!|- Leave me alone. No.

- Who do you think you're talking to?|- You wanna embarrass me?

They're making intellectual talk,|and you're jerking off about tofu.

- Believe me, they're just stupid!|- Get in the car.

- I'm not going.|- You are.

- Help!|- Shut up, will you?

Shut your mouth! Are you crazy?

- I wanna embarrass you!|- Embarrass me?

- Are you coming?|- I hate you and your...

...stupid f***ing a**hole friends!

Get in.|Get in the car.

- Where's my bag?|- I don't know. It doesn't matter.

Here. Get in the car.

Goddamn, I must have been|out of my mind. You're crazy.

- You're too drunk to drive.|- Just shut up and let's go.

- Goddamn it!|- Look what you've done now! Just...

Let me out of here!|Let me out of here!

- Will you just stop?!|- I'm not stopping.

- Get in the car!|- You maniac!

Trying to be cute?

No!

- Get in the car!|- No!

- Oh, I don't believe this.|- No! Help!

What am I doing?|Get in the car, you infant!

Get in the f***ing car!

Christ!

You had an orgasm with Michael|and not with your husband?

I didn't. I was trying very hard.

- I was tense. I came close.|- What makes it so difficult for you?

My mind gets racing with thoughts.|You'd laugh.

- I get so mentally hyperactive.|- Like what?

I liked what Michael|was doing to me...

...and it felt different|from Jack. More gentle.

And... more exciting.

How different|Michael was from Jack.

How much deeper his|vision of life was.

And I thought...

...Michael was a hedgehog...

...and Jack was a fox.

And then I thought...

...Judy was a fox...

...and Gabe was a hedgehog.

And I thought about all|the people I knew...

...and which were hedgehogs...

...and which were foxes.

Al Simon, a friend,|was a hedgehog.

His wife, Jenny, was a hedgehog.

And Cindy Salkind was a fox.

And Lou Patrino was a hedgehog.

I had the impression that|at times...

...you weren't quite into it.

No. No!

I mean...

You know...

I told you the problems|I've had with Jack.

No!

It was wonderful.

I've hurt your feelings, right?

Don't get the wrong impression.|I loved it.

Me too.

I used to get excited|when we got married.

Somewhere along the line,|it slipped away.

It's okay.

What? That I'm not responsive?

We had a nice experience.

We had two separate, nice experiences.

- But they were nice.|- They were separate.

- No wonder your husband went crazy.|- Very funny.

Oh, come on, Sally.

- You hungry?|- He said, changing the subject.

Oh, stop it.

What was that?

- There's been some burglaries.|- Is the alarm on?

Well, call the police.

- Who are you?|- Who are you?

- Jack, my God!|- You changed the lock on my own house.

- Who's this?|- This is my husband.

- None of your business. Leave.|- I don't want to.

- Are you all right?|- Am I all right?

Is he living here?

- Don't get upset.|- Is he f***ing you?

- This is my house, pal.|- Let's not get ugly.

I can talk to him. Go upstairs.

- Where's he going?|- Please. I know.

- You going up to our bed?|- It's not our bed anymore.

Listen, you need some black coffee.|Then just go.

Listen, I want to come back.

- You're drunk.|- Oh, please. My life is such a mess.

This is not the place to discuss this.|Please go.

- This is my f***ing house.|- This is my f***ing house.

This is my house now.

- I want to start over again.|- That's not possible.

Sally, can I help?

- Oh, please.|- Would you get lost? What is this?

- This is ridiculous!|- I can handle this.

- I don't believe this.|- You don't have to. Go.

You... Listen.|God, I...

This was not all my fault.|It takes two of us...

- I didn't say it was all your fault.|- You're so hard to live with!

I would just break my back|all the time. See? Perfect.

What do you want me to say?

Our marriage was full of problems.|I know that.

Some were my fault, some were yours.

You lied to me, you cheated on me...

Why don't you run upstairs...?

- There's a stranger here.|- He knows.

He knows. Swell.|That's perfect too.

You show me one couple that|doesn't have problems.

It's tough.|Everybody has a tough time, you know?

- What about the one you lived with?|- That's total bullshit.

- Well, I've met someone I like.|- What? You what?

I met someone I like.

What about all the years|we had together?

Well...

...you had no problem wiping them out|when it suited you.

But l...|I didn't know what else to do.

No! No! I can't discuss this now.|Please! Go!

- You'll feel better tomorrow.|- I'm gonna feel like sh*t tomorrow.

Oh, sh*t.

Hi. I need to speak to Jack.

- You're gonna leave me out there?|- I told you...

I have never been treated|this way before!

- Perfect how you ruin a life.|- Then see a psychiatrist.

- I need to see a shrink, slimebag!|- Come on in.

This is about all of us.

- We don't have any secrets here.|- Bullshit.

- I never met a Scorpio who wasn't...|- Will you stop?!

I'm going to bed.|Get out. Both of you!

What's the big deal?

So I did some things wrong.|Does it have to be irreversible?

The heart raged,|grew melancholy and confused...

...and toward what end? To articulate|what nitwit strategy? Procreation?

It told him something.|How mind-boggling numbers of sperm...

...competed for a single egg,|not the other way around.

Men would make|love with any number of women...

...even total strangers,|while females were selective.

They were catering|to the demands of one small egg.

While males had millions of|frantic sperms screaming:

"Let us out, let us out!"

It was like personal ads.

Dozens of requirements followed by,|"Non-smokers only."

Feldman longed to meet an attractive|woman with this personality:

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