Made in America Page #3
- PG-13
- Year:
- 1993
- 111 min
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Yeah, right.
Hey, Sarah.
Hey, there.
Lucy, I'm home!
These earrings are
a form of torture.
Ok, what's going on?
I'm just making dinner.
Just making dinner, huh?
I just wanted to make sure
that you knew
That even though we fight,
I think you're
a great mom.
This is major.
Ooh! I hate
when you do that.
I'm sorry.
Ok.
I'm up.
All right, all right...
How many guesses do I get?
All right...
Did James fall asleep
Listening to that
Judy Garland tape
And burn down the bookstore?
All right.
You didn't get
accepted to M.I.T.?
Are you pregnant?
Listen, stop.
Stop this.
Stop for one second.
Tell me what's going on.
Ma, I found
my real father today.
He's a mean a**hole.
What?
I found my father!
Wait a minute. Wait.
What does that mean,
you found your father?
I went to the sperm bank,
Got your file from the computer,
And he's my father.
Ma, it was terrible!
Are you crazy?
I'm sorry!
What did you do?
I'm sorry!
Ok. O--I'm sorry.
Ok, come here.
Come here.
It's ok. It's ok.
It's ok. Mommy's here.
It's ok. It's ok.
It's all right.
Um, ma?
You haven't heard the worst part.
What?
He's, um...
He's--He's a...
Car salesman.
Car salesman?
Yeah.
And, ma, you're not gonna
believe this, but, um...
He's a white car salesman.
Wait. What do you mean, white?
He's like--Like white-White?
White-White-White.
You mean he's like
A creamy eggshell kind of tan.
No. Like white.
Like totally white.
Like a white guy.
No. You mean that
he was so light
You thought he was
a white guy.
He's so light, ma,
He is a white guy.
What do you mean, he's white?
I didn't ask--
I didn't want no white--
What is he doing being white?
I didn't ask for a white man!
I distinctly asked for a black man!
Did you see the guy?
Was the guy black?
Didn't I tell you
the man came in a tube?!
I couldn't see anything!
Well, you should've
asked to see him!
So kill me!
Kill me! Kill me! Kill me!
No, don't kill me.
I'll kill myself.
How's that?
What do you mean,
he's white?
I can't--Wait. Forget it.
It doesn't matter.
Ok.
It's no big deal.
Hell, your hair's always been fine.
So what?
You're a little bit
lighter than me. Big deal!
Right. I mean,
look at Lacie and Rissa.
They're both really light,
And both of their parents
are really dark.
They're my complexion.
And look at those kids
on the cosby show.
Oh, please.
Let's not get into that.
You know they're mixed, right?
Well, of course they're mixed!
Ok. Well, then, we can
never really tell.
Who's gonna tell?
Who cares?
Are you gonna tell somebody?
No!
I won't tell, so let's eat!
Ok.
Ok!
Ok.
Ma, it's even worse.
Oh, please!
What?
It's Hal Jackson.
Who?
Hal Jackson.
"Because real cowboys
are strong and tough,
And so are
American trucks."
You mean the schmuck
on the television
With all the animals?
"Hal's your pal"?
That's my dad.
This is Hal Jackson
from Jackson motors,
And this is Larry.
Larry and I
Just saw Thelma and Louise
together,
And we figure if those
2 gals can see America,
Then, hell, it's high time
we did, too.
The old-Fashioned way--
Behind the wheel
of a top-Of-The-Line
American vehicle.
Sit down there, Larry,
and grab the wheel.
Here, turn around
and grab the wheel.
There you go.
You're driving there, son.
So come on down
to Jackson motors
And see the specials
we got goin'
On cars and trucks.
Could change your life.
I know Larry's
gonna change mine.
Larry's my pal.
Don't forget--
Hal's your pal.
Well, give me 5 here, Larry!
All right!
Grab your pistola
And let's go.
Adios, folks. Go on.
Pick your nose later.
Grab the wheel.
Let's do some drivin'.
Idiot.
Oh, Lord.
Stupid bear.
You are beautiful
because you are you--
Unique and individual--
But maybe
you don't believe this
Because your beauty
can't completely be seen.
Oh, Lord.
Maybe you have unwanted extra weight.
Maybe bad skin.
Maybe poor posture.
Maybe facial hair.
Close your eyes right now
And visualize these
negatives disappearing.
See the new
more beautiful you emerging.
Good morning.
I need to speak to somebody
In your records department.
We're looking for
books on weddings.
Her daughter Cindy's
getting married.
Finally!
Well, that's nice,
but I only carry books
With traditional
African ceremonies.
Well, that's a start, I guess.
Yes, um, look...
17 years ago,
I purchased some...
Some, uh...
We can't find
the wedding books.
Over by the voodoo dolls.
Oh!
Oh!
Sperm.
I bought sperm.
I asked for
an African-American.
I don't think that's what I got.
I filled out all of these forms.
Nobody seems to be able
to tell me--
Are the books in order
Author.
Who's the author
of the wedding book?
Babe, I'm on the phone here.
I don't know.
My life is hanging in the balance,
And you want talk to me about authors.
Would you just do your thing?
What thing?
I just don't think
I got what I paid for.
Why do all complaints
have to come in writing?
It's obvious to me
you people can't read.
Do the
"Urban bush woman"
T-Shirts come in petite?
What exactly is
an urban bush woman?
Me! Me!
I'm an urban bush woman!
I'm an urban bush woman!
Oh.
This is not a mix-Up.
A mix-Up is when you
order a hamburger
And get a cheeseburger
Or when you bring your
clothes to the dry cleaner,
And they give you
somebody else's clothes.
What I'm talking about is
I hate it
When dry cleaners make mistakes.
Oh, and they say
The chemicals in dry cleaning
Are very bad for you.
I know.
Who are you people?
Shut up!
Get away from my counter.
I'm busy!
Go over there until I
finish this conversation,
And then I will help you!
Well, all right!
Now, listen, all you
have to do is--
Hello?
Hello?
Damn it.
I guess that explains
Why you like that
surfin' music sh*t.
That is not funny, Tea.
That's messed up--
A white dude.
I should've never told you.
No, that's cool.
Didn't dude say he'd get
you a deal on a truck?
Yeah, right.
That's amazing, huh?
Yeah. I mean, there's
a crazy difference
Between factory sticker
and what they charge you.
Big deal, Tea.
It is a big deal.
Come on.
You know my parents
Are getting me a car
for graduation.
I'm taking you down there
just to show you the place,
Not to get you
a deal on a car,
So get over it, all right?
You're just mad 'cause you're
white.
Shut up.
"Shut up."
We're gonna crash.
How many trucks sold this morning?
Aw, come on, folks.
First rule of sales--
Enthusiasm.
Mornin', darlin'.
Look at this.
Toyota lowered prices.
All right. How much?
5 % across the board.
Well, hell, that
makes me feel great!
Didn't make any
of us feel great.
That's because you're missin'
the big picture, Jose.
They had to lower prices.
We got ourselves a better product.
All you need
Is conviction and belief.
I'll bet you $100
I nail the next person to walk in.
Ooh! I'm in.
Hey, I can do that.
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