Julien Donkey-Boy Page #6
- R
- Year:
- 1999
- 94 min
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do me like Jesus,
Can't nobody
do me like Jesus..."
"Can't nobody
do me like Jesus,
Can't nobody
do me like Jesus.
Nobody, nobody.
Nobody, nobody.
I said,
nobody, nobody.
Nobody, nobody...
Can't nobody
do me like Jesus,
Can't nobody
do me like Jesus..."
"Nobody, nobody
Nobody, nobody
No, no, no, no, no,
nobody
No, no, no, no, no,
nobody..."
Julien...
why don't you tell your sister
that she's a dilettante?
to play this harp.
She's a dilettante
and she's a slut.
You're a dila--
and a slut.
to play the harp.
I just can't stand this
any longer!
I can't stand this
any longer.
I might accidentally
step on this here.
Come on, don't try
to defend your sister.
You'll just look stupid.
- I'm back.
- You're just stupid!
You look so stupid.
You look utterly
and completely
and irrevocably stupid.
You look so stupid.
If I were so stupid,
I would slap
my own face.
Well, I'm not stupid
like that.
I'm not even stupid
like that.
- Tell him to slap his face.
- No.
- Slap his face.
- No, Julien, relax.
Don't pay
any attention to him.
I ain't gotta be stupid
like that.
Slap your face.
Slap your face.
I ain't gonna be stupid
like that.
Tell him
to slap his face!
Slap your face.
You should slap your face!
You might even wake up.
- Just slap your face.
- No.
If I were as stupid,
I would slap my own face.
Just tell him
to slap his own face.
Why don't you tell him
to slap his own face?
Just slap your face.
Just slap your face.
I'll turn my back.
I'll turn my back and he's
gonna start to slap his face.
You're gonna do it,
because he will wake up.
Slap your face!
- Slap my face?
- Slap your face!
- Like this?
- Yeah.
Tell him
to slap it harder.
Tell him
to slap it harder.
I can't.
It really hurts.
- Slap it harder.
- I can't, it really hurts.
You'll become
more intelligent.
Can it hurt me, Pop?
Can it hurt me, Pop?
Yeah.
Why don't you lie down--
why don't you lie down
and keep on slapping
your face?
Just keep on
slapping your face.
And you take
this f***ing harp--
slap your face!
Tell him to slap
his face.
You sing the song--
shut up,
sing the song.
You pluck this f***ing thing
and you slap your face.
I just can't take it
any longer.
I just cannot
take it any longer.
Can it hurt me, Pop?
Can it hurt me?
Just sing the song.
Just sing, sing--
just sing the song.
- Can it hurt me...?
- Come on. Stop.
- Come on, sing the song.
- Can it hurt me?
Can it hurt me, Pop?
Just can't stand it.
I just can't take it.
- Can it hurt me, Pop?
- Stop it!
Can it hurt me, Pop? !
Shhh!
Shhh!
"An eye for an eye.
Blood for blood.
Eye for an eye,
tooth for tooth.
Hand for hand,
foot for foot.
The son kills the father,
and collects his blood."
Shhh!
Sorry. They're stupid,
little pieces of crap,
that are glued together.
If you fall with them,
you'll die.
No, no, no.
You're not gonna die.
Because these are the two
safest things in the world.
You've got double blade
technology from ice skating.
You've got the safest thing
in the world, a flip-flop.
I glued them together.
You've got something really secure.
And you've got shoes
you can wear in the house,
you've got shoes
you can wear in the park,
shoes you can wear
on the ice rink.
- It's getting big.
- Your baby's due in two months?
In two months' time
it's due.
How do you think the future
for the baby looks?
- Bright.
- Bright?
- Bright as the sun.
- Whoa.
How come everybody comes out of
their mother's stomach as a baby?
Because they have to be
so small to fit in there.
There's not
a lot of room.
They can't just come out
as 11 or 12 year olds,
'cause then it would be
really, really big,
and so painful.
Could you imagine?
That would be horrible.
and your ice cream.
Five bucks a shoe,
and the ice cream.
a dime for those.
You know...
I'd just take one of my sandals
and put two blades on top.
gonna make you stand up?
Just leave me alone.
I don't want them.
Okay? Period.
I don't want them.
Ricky, Ricky, Ricky...
Once you wear
my flippy-flips--
You're getting
on my nerves.
If you don't want to stop,
then I'm gonna have to
curse you out in Yiddish, okay?
You know what I used
to think?
I used to think
that I could see a lot,
but I found out
that I couldn't see very much,
that my vision
was almost slim to none.
I thought I could
almost see totally.
So if nobody ever told you,
No.
I thought I could really see--
almost normal sight,
but, I found out
I'm not even close.
If you don't
leave me alone,
all over your face.
- Can I get a little bit?
- No, you're not gonna have it.
You're not gonna
have it, period.
Not even-- if you leave me alone,
I'll throw it on the floor,
and I'll let you lick it
off the floor.
Sometimes I wish
I was deaf.
- Why?
- I don't know.
The world is just
too loud.
How about you go home,
and go to the bathroom,
head in the toilet,
and then eat the sh*t?
I can glide like this.
No, no, no.
Why not?
It's fun.
Slow down.
Slow down, Chrissy.
I've got you.
Trust me.
Let's not go crazy here.
We can still have fun.
We can still have fun,
but I don't want to go fast.
You maybe need a better skater
when you try your tricks.
Oh, no, my skate's undone.
My lace is undone,
we have to go to the wall.
We don't want you
tripping and falling.
No, don't go too fast.
I'm way behind you here.
Hey, these girls
are really good.
Maybe one of them
will skate with you.
Do you want to skate
with one of these girls?
Yes.
This is really good.
- Are you having fun?
- Yes.
Good. Feeling the wind
in your hair?
Fire! Fire!
Get her in
carefully, now.
How are you feeling, ma'am?
Where does it hurt?
Show me with one finger
where it hurts.
- Right there.
- Okay.
What's the story here?
Okay.
Was there any bleeding?
Any hemorrhage?
- No, not that I know of.
- Okay.
- Help me, help me.
- You're gonna be okay.
Just try and relax.
Blood pressure in the field
was stable.
Patient at 1601.
Excuse me, miss?
see the baby for a moment?
Oh, I'm sorry,
the baby's dead.
I understand,
I understand, but...
It's my baby.
I'd just like--
can I just hold him
before you put the baby away?
Can I just hold the baby?
Sewanee Avenue.
Hill Avenue.
Richfield.
...Avenue... Doris...
Transfer--
Transfer--
Avenue--
Doris...
Richfield--
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