Knots Page #6
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- Year:
- 2004
- 93 min
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Turn around.
We'll take a break
for a second.
Thank you for meeting me.
What do you want, Cal?
l just want to talk to you.
Then talk.
Can't we walk?
You want to walk
and talk? Fine.
l'm really sorry, Emily.
Great. ls that it?
No, that's not it.
You really look great.
What do you want, Cal?
You've been hanging out
with Jake a lot, huh?
Yeah. He's been
really supportive.
Emily, marry me.
What?
Are you crazy?
l'm ready to make
a commitment.
Well, l was committed,
but you were too busy...
screwing your way through
a Victoria's Secret catalog.
You are the best thing
that ever happened to me...
and l refuse to let you go
without a fight.
l just...l need
to think for a second.
While you're thinking,
take a look at this.
Oh, my God.
l swear to you, l am
through with other women.
l've sown my wild oats,
and statistically speaking...
l'm less likely
to cheat on you...
or have a mid-life
crisis at this point.
Wait a second.
How do l know that
you're being honest?
Just because you're
giving me some ring?
An incredibly gorgeous ring?
How do l know...
that you're not going
to betray me again?
A prenuptial agreement?
lt says here
that if l cheat on you...
you're entitled to 70%
of everything that l have.
Well, l thought 70% was fair.
lt is, but it's not about that.
lt's the fact that
you're giving yourself...
an economic incentive
not to cheat on me.
l don't think you're seeing
the big picture here.
l wouldn't do this
if l didn't think that...
l could do this.
Emily, l love you so much.
She said yes.
Who?
Emily. We're getting married.
What?
That's right. l saw her today
Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa.
That seems awfully drastic, Cal.
l needed to do
something drastic, David.
l needed to turn
my life around.
Yeah, but are you sure
you're ready for this...
l mean, to be faithful?
You do know you're going
to have to be faithful, right?
Yes, yes, l know.
l'm giving you the best news
of my life here.
You're supposed
to be happy for me.
l come into the apartment,
it's like something...
out of ''lnvasion
of the Body Snatchers.''
Where are you hiding the pods?
Where's my friend Cal?
What are you talking about?
You can't just change overnight.
You are who you are.
You know what?
F*** you.
F*** you,
and f*** your pods.
Just because your life
is in the toilet...
doesn't mean everyone else
has to live there, too.
l don't want everyone
to live in the toilet!
lt's just that--
Christ, Dave, you know what?
l ask you over here to see
if you want to be my best man...
and you're acting like l just
took a dump on your forehead.
Your best man?
Yes.
God.
Well?
OK, sure.
l'll be your best man.
Ah, yes. Thank you.
l got to tell you,
l've never been more sure...
of anything
l could kiss you.
There. l just did.
Yep. Come in.
Hey! What a nice surprise.
Can l come in?
Sorry. l thought
you'd be out.
l just wanted to get
some of my stuff.
So, l see you've painted...
and unpacked.
Seems like you're
really settling in here.
Dave, don't make this
more difficult than it is.
Oh, l'm sorry.
l'm being difficult?
l'm not the one
who decided to embark...
on some kind of
lesbian sex odyssey.
l mean, how the f***...
could you do this
all of a sudden?
lt's like the way you drive.
You don't use your signals.
You've got to give a person
some kind of a warning.
What are you talking about?
l'm talking about
giving a person a warning...
some signals,
not blind-siding somebody.
You remember that time
we drove out to the beach...
and you side-swiped
that old guy in the Lincoln?
l mean, that was because
you weren't using your signals.
Shut up!
l don't think
you have any idea...
how hard this is on me, too.
Yeah. Yeah. l mean, l...
l know this is hard for you...
and l know...
we've had our problems, but...
there was good stuff, too.
There was.
There was. There is.
l don't know.
at the lawyer's office.
Me, too.
l miss you, Greta.
l miss you, Dave.
You are the most important
thing in my life...
and l love you.
l'm sorry.
Oh, no, shh.
lt's OK.
l'm sorry, Dave.
lt's OK.
Wow.
Holy sh*t.
l mean, Jesus, Greta.
Where the hell did you...
l mean, Jesus.
l can't remember the last time
it was this great.
Can you?
Oh, my God.
And it wasn't just me, right?
This was great.
Oh, wow. Unreal.
Yeah, sweetie?
l'm a lesbian.
What?
l'm a lesbian.
l'm a lesbian!
Stop saying that.
that this is who l am...
and, Dave, l can't change that.
Oh, my God!
You know, what do you think
you're going to do, Greta...
go back to Lily?
Because she doesn't want you.
This has nothing
to do with Lily, Dave.
This has to do with me.
l'm a lesbian!
l heard you!
And stop saying that!
You're a lesbian!
Can't you be happy for me?
No, l can't be happy for you.
l mean, you get to have this
life-affirming revelation...
after taking me on
this f***ing roller coaster!
And just when l think it's over,
No, l can't be happy for you!
My life's a f***ing mess!
Dave, l'm sorry.
You know what?
Sorry's not good enough.
You thought
the other day was bad?
Yeah. Well, this...
this is going to get ugly.
Are you all right?
No, l'm not all right.
l give my love
and devotion to a woman...
who turns out to be
an emotional ''La Femme Nikita.''
And l think
l just tore my A.C.L.!
Oh, my God.
F*** you!
People talk about a relationship
enduring the test of time.
but the key is,
how do you get it?
The Egyptians.
The Egyptians knew.
They started the pyramids.
See, they knew
they were building...
something that had to
last and last and last.
Sure, they started
with a strong foundation...
but the secret is...
the placement
of that very first stone.
The pyramids?
Now, l know we just met,
but this feels like...
that was what we have
working here, you know?
First stone...
l'm Cal Scoppa.
Cal Scoppa...photographer?
You're familiar with my work?
l've heard your name
in certain circles.
And your name is?
Wouldn't it make
where we're headed...
a lot more fun if we
just kept it anonymous?
No offense...
but l'm not really into
building anything long-term.
l would be up
for a good time, though...
if that was OK with you.
F*** the Egyptians.
Great.
So, what other kind of
photography do you do?
Oh, don't stop!
Don't stop!
OK, stop.
What the hell do you want?
Can l come in?
Please.
Quit smoking,
what, two years ago?
Yeah. l quit with you.
Quite a buzz the first one
gives you, l gotta say.
What brought this on?
She doesn't love me.
Emily?
No, my mom.
She called to say she never has.
Seemed real apologetic, though.
Yeah, Emily.
Jake, listen--
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