Lisa Page #2

Synopsis: Fourteen year-old Lisa is raised by her unmarried mother Katherine who overprotects her by forbidding her to date until she's sixteen. In despair, Lisa and schoolmate Wendy make up a game that consists of inferring attractive men's phone numbers from their car ID and giving them anonymous calls. Last victim is the handsome Richard, with whom Lisa begins a passionate phone relationship, unaware that he's also a psycho-killer and sex maniac...
Director(s): Gary Sherman
Production: United Artists
  2 nominations.
 
IMDB:
5.9
PG-13
Year:
1989
95 min
125 Views


"I'M GONNA HANG UP

AND I'LL CALL YOU BACK.

"IF YOU REMEMBER ME,

YOU CALL ME BACK."

SO DID YOU EVER:

FIND OUT WHO IT WAS?

YEAH,

IT WAS THIS GUY BOB.

A CUSTOMER.

AND HE'S USUALLY REALLY NICE,

BUT THIS WAS SO ANNOYING.

DIDN'T SOUND ANNOYING.

SOUNDS FUN.

IS HE CUTE?

UM...KIND OF.

HAS HE EVER ASKED YOU OUT?

WHAT'S THE DIFFERENCE?

WHEN AM I GONNA HAVE TIME?

I GOT A DAUGHTER TO RAISE,

I GOT A BUSINESS TO RUN...

WENDY GOT ASKED OU ON A DATE TODAY.

OH.

IS THAT WHA ALL THE TEARS

WERE ABOUT?

AND THE GUY:

WHO ASKED HER OU HAS A FRIEND

WHO WANTED TO TAKE ME OUT.

TOMORROW NIGHT.

WHAT DID WENDY SAY?

WENDY SAID YES.

AND WHAT DID YOU SAY?

I SAID THAT I COULDN'T,

AND WENDY SAID THA EVERYBODY'S GONNA

THINK I'M WEIRD.

WELL,

I'LL TELL YOU WHAT.

I'LL MAKE YOU

A GREAT BIG BUTTON

THAT SAYS,

"I'M NOT WEIRD,

MY MOM IS." OKAY?

VERY FUNNY.

GREAT, NO RICE.

I'LL PUT ON

MY SHOES AND GO.

I'LL GO.

HONEY, IT'S DARK OUT.

MOM, IT'S ONLY 7:30,

AND YOU LET ME GO LAST WEEK.

OKAY, OKAY.

YOU BETTER HURRY, THOUGH,

OR I'M GONNA HAVE TO

START THIS ALL OVER AGAIN.

YOU BETTER GE MINUTE RICE, HONEY,

OR WE'RE NOT GONNA

EAT TILL MIDNIGHT.

MY PURSE IS BY:

THE ANSWERING MACHINE.

TAKE TEN DOLLARS

AND MY KEYS, WITH THE MACE.

PSST! PSST! PSST!

LISA, HOW'S MOMMA?

I HAVEN'T SEEN HER

FOR A COUPLE OF DAYS.

SHE'S FINE.

WOULD YOU TELL HER

WE JUST GOT IN:

SOME PEPPERED BRIE?

THE KIND SHE LIKES.

YEAH.

( door closes )

( loud barking )

( barking continues )

UNH! OH!

ARE YOU OKAY?

IS SOMEONE CHASING YOU, HONEY?

DO YOU KNOW HOW TO TALK?

( giggling )

YEAH.

WELL, I SHOULD,

I'M FOURTEEN YEARS OLD.

FOURTEEN, NO WAY!

COME ON, YOU'RE

AT LEAST SIXTEEN.

OH, ARE THESE YOURS?

YEAH.

THANKS.

LET'S PICK UP

YOUR GROCERIES, HUH?

THANKS.

MM-HMM.

IS THAT EVERYTHING?

YEAH.

ARE YOU SURE?

'CAUSE I KNOW MY MOM

WOULD HAVE KILLED ME

IF I'D LOST SOMETHING

ON THE WAY HOME.

MINE WOULDN'T.

REALLY?

WELL...

YOU'RE A LUCKY KID.

OKAY, TAKE CARE.

OH -- WATCH

WHERE YOU'RE GOING.

( car alarm chirps )

( car starts )

( door opens )

Katherine:

HONEY, WOULD YOU

START THE WATER AGAIN?

I'M ON THE PHONE.

OKAY.

Katherine:

THANKS FOR GOING.

NO PROBLEM.

MOM, I WANT TO

GO OUT ON THAT DATE.

OF COURSE YOU DO.

YOU'RE JUST GONNA

HAVE TO TRUS THAT I KNOW WHAT'S BEST.

MOM, YOU'RE ALWAYS

SAYING THAT I'M SMART.

AND I AM SMART --

I'M AS SMAR AS ANY SIXTEEN-YEAR-OLD.

PEOPLE ALWAYS TELL ME

THAT I LOOK LIKE I'M SIXTEEN.

BUT, HONEY, YOU'RE NOT.

LOOK, I KNOW YOU THINK

THAT TWO YEARS IS

A REALLY LONG TIME,

BUT YOU NEED IT.

YOU NEED I TO LEARN ABOUT YOURSELF.

I WISH I HAD:

TAKEN THE TIME.

YOU KNOW, MOM,

DATING DOES NO NECESSARILY MEAN

GETTING PREGNANT.

( sighs )

NO, IT DOESN'T.

BUT IT-IT DOES MEAN

A WHOLE SET OF PROBLEMS

THAT YOU ARE NO EMOTIONALLY READY

TO HANDLE.

HONEY, I WAS FOURTEEN ONCE, TOO.

I WANTED IT ALL,

I WANTED IT REALLY FAST...

LISA, I WILL NEVER,

EVER REGRET HAVING YOU.

BUT I DO REGRE NOT TAKING MORE TIME

BEFORE I MOVED:

INTO AN ADULT WORLD.

I'M NOT GONNA

LET YOU MAKE THAT MISTAKE.

I WON'T ALLOW IT.

YOU'RE NOT BEING FAIR.

YOU'VE ALWAYS SAID

THAT I HAVE A SAY

IN EVERYTHING.

WHY DON'T I HAVE

A SAY IN THIS?

YOU'RE HAVING A SAY.

WE'RE TALKING ABOUT IT.

WE'RE DISCUSSING IT.

IT DOESN'T MEAN IT'S GONNA

TURN OUT IN YOUR FAVOR.

HONEY...

YOU'RE FOURTEEN.

DON'T WISH YOUR LIFE AWAY.

YOU'RE GONNA HAVE

PLENTY OF TIME:

TO EXPERIENCE:

EVERYTHING YOU WANT,

I PROMISE.

( sighs )

CAN WE EAT?

( sighs )

( Love Machine

from car radio )

EARTH TO LISA.

OH, GOD,

THAT WAS AWFUL.

YOU LOOKED LIKE:

YOU WERE HAVING FUN.

FUN? DO YOU KNOW

WHAT IT'S LIKE

HAVING TO WATCH:

EVERY WORD YOU SAY

SO YOU DON'T SOUND

LIKE A TOTAL GEEK?

AND IN THE MIDDLE

OF A SENTENCE:

TRYING TO REMEMBER IF

YOU PUT ON LIP GLOSS OR NOT?

I'M A NERVOUS WRECK.

WHERE'S HE

TAKING YOU?

TO THE MOVIES.

LISA, WE ARE GOING TO BE

SITTING IN THE DARK

FOR TWO HOURS.

WHAT IF HE TRIES SOMETHING?

HIS REPUTATION --

SO DON'T GO.

BUT I WANT TO GO.

I JUST DON'T WANT TO GO

WITHOUT YOU.

COME ON, DON'T YOU

WANT TO GO OUT WITH ERIC?

ARE YOU KIDDING?

HE'S GORGEOUS.

NOT COMPARED TO THE GUY

I MET LAST NIGHT.

WHAT GUY?

WENDY --

LAST NIGHT I ME THE MOST BEAUTIFUL MAN

YOU HAVE EVER SEEN.

"MET"? OR "SAW"?

MET. WE HAD A CONVERSATION.

HE THOUGHT I WAS SIXTEEN.

REALLY? WHAT'S HIS NAME?

I DON'T KNOW.

BUT I GO HIS LICENSE PLATE NUMBER,

SO I CAN ALWAYS:

GET HIS NAME.

AND THEN WHAT?

WHO KNOWS?

MAYBE WE'LL FALL IN LOVE.

( phone rings )

( ring )

( ringing )

( ringing )

HELLO?

HELLO?

IS THIS RICK?

YES.

HI, GUY.

IT'S BEEN A LONG TIME.

HOW ARE YOU?

I'M FINE.

HOW LONG HAS IT BEEN?

YOU DON'T REMEMBER

WHO I AM, DO YOU?

I'M NOT SURE.

WHAT? THERE ARE

SO MANY WOMEN IN YOUR LIFE

THAT YOU CAN'T REMEMBER ME?

TALK SOME MORE.

( stifles a giggle )

( dogs barking in distance )

Man:
ALISON!

ALISON?

( banging on door )

ALISON, ARE YOU IN THERE?

SAY, UH, EXCUSE ME.

DO YOU LIVE ON THIS STREET?

NOT FAR. WHY?

DO YOU HAPPEN TO KNOW

THE LADY WHO LIVES HERE,

HER NAME'S ALISON?

NO, I'M SORRY, I DON'T.

( sultry voice:
)

NO, THAT'S NO WHERE I KNOW YOU FROM.

GUESS AGAIN.

YOU'RE DISGUISING

YOUR VOICE, AREN'T YOU?

THAT'S WHY I CAN'T PLACE YOU.

NO, RICK.

THIS IS MY VOICE.

YOU THINK ABOUT IT,

AND I'LL CALL YOU LATER.

NO, WAIT --

HI, MRS. MARKS.

IS WENDY THERE?

( disappointed:
)

OH...

NICK ALREADY PICKED HER UP?

NO, THAT'S OKAY.

I'LL TALK TO HER TOMORROW.

BYE.

( door opens )

LIS'?

HI, HONEY.

OH, WHAT?

NOT ONLY AM I:

TOO YOUNG TO DATE,

I'M TOO YOUNG TO HAVE

A LITTLE PRIVACY?

SORRY.

I DIDN'T SAY

YOU COULD COME IN.

WELL, EXCUSE ME.

I JUST CAME TO SEE

IF YOU WERE HUNGRY.

I ALREADY ATE.

OH. GEE, THAT'S TOO BAD.

I STOPPED AT THE MARKE AND I GOT SOME COKES,

AND I ORDERED A PIZZA

WITH EVERYTHING ON IT,

JUST LIKE YOU LIKE IT.

MAYBE LATER.

MOM --

IS IT OKAY IF WENDY

SLEEPS OVER HERE

TOMORROW NIGH INSTEAD OF ME

OVER THERE?

UM...

SURE.

( door closes )

READY FOR LUNCH?

SURE AM.

THAT'S GONNA

LOOK GREAT.

OH, THANKS.

HAVE FUN!

OH, SWEETHEART,

I'M GONNA HAVE TO

CANCEL OUR DATE:

FOR TONIGHT.

( laughs in disbelief )

I'M NOT COUNTING,

BUT THAT'S, WHAT?

ONE, TWO, THREE...

I KNOW, I KNOW.

I'M SORRY.

IT'S JUST THA THE PLAN'S CHANGED.

LISA WAS SUPPOSED

TO SPEND THE NIGH AT WENDY'S HOUSE,

BUT INSTEAD,

WENDY'S GONNA

STAY AT OUR HOUSE.

KATHERINE.

YES?

CAN I ASK YOU:

A QUESTION?

SURE.

WHY ARE YOU TREATING ME

LIKE WE'RE HAVING

AN ILLICIT AFFAIR

INSTEAD OF:

A RELATIONSHIP?

I MEAN,

STOP BREAKING DATES WITH ME.

INVITE ME OVER.

IT'S COMPLICATED.

IT DOESN'T HAVE TO BE.

BUT IT IS.

YOU HAVE NO IDEA

WHAT IT'S LIKE

HAVING A 14-YEAR-OLD DAUGHTER.

WHEN I COME HOME,

SHE'S WEARING MY LIPSTICK.

IF I GO ON A DIET,

SHE GOES ON A DIET.

IF SHE EVEN THOUGH I WAS SLEEPING WITH SOMEBODY,

SHE MIGHT THINK:

IT WAS ALL RIGHT FOR HER.

LOOK, I DON' HAVE TO STAY OVER,

I CAN JUST SHOW UP.

YOU CAN INTRODUCE US.

MAYBE I'D LIKE HER.

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