New York City Serenade Page #2
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- Year:
- 2007
- 103 min
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I've bailed his ass out of hot water
more than once.
Where is that little rascal?
I've been looking all over for him.
- Where do you know him from?
- From Paris.
- You ever hear of it?
- You are so full of sh*t.
(both giggle)
Here's the deal:
Who wants to party?Raise your hands.
(girl giggling)
Mmm! Mmm, ahh!
Sir, I'm fairly certain
you weren't invited here.
Listen, little buddy, I already told you
once to stop bothering me, didn't I?
Now go and get yourself
a soda.
You're sure this is the place?
This is the address
Ray gave me.
Oh.
Seeing some fine
college-age ladies up in here.
- Word.
- Need to adjust our approach
- to suit the crowd. And hello.
- Word up.
What say we go get our drink on
and let the games begin?
I'm totally down with that.
Oh, hello.
What are you doing?
He's totally going
through everything.
Hey, you'd better not go in there.
- Vintage cherry.
- (girls giggling)
Ladies, come on.
You know Bertrand and I
go way back.
He's so funny.
Oh my God.
What exactly
are you looking for?
Jackpot.
(both moaning)
Wait.
I...
I should find my friends.
I'm what you call
a Rhodes scholar:
Philosophy major,
all-American lacrosse player.
As a matter of fact, I played
on the Olympic lacrosse team.
There is no Olympic
lacrosse team.
Which made things
very lonely for him.
L... I mean, that was...
really nice.
But I should really go
back with my friends 'cause...
(girl moaning)
Go go go.
Chugalug if you're gonna do it.
Okay, that's enough there,
sweetheart.
Goodness gracious.
- Ah, Lauren.
- 'Kay, sorry. Sorry.
Okay okay. Okay.
I dare you...
(laughs)
- Lauren?
- Spit it out, sweet pea.
I dare you to...
what's your name again?
My name's Ray.
All my homeys call me Boots.
I dare you to make out
with Mr. Boots.
Oh!
You dirty thing.
Okay, all right.
I'm sorry, darlin'.
I don't make the rules.
I just play by 'em.
Bring it.
- Okay, here's what I propose...
- Hit 'em with it, brother.
- I got six, seven bucks in my pocket.
- I got a sawbuck in mine.
Okay, that's about
I propose we isolate ourselves off
to an intimate little spot
- just north of here a spell.
- I know the spot well...
quaint, quiet atmosphere.
You guys are gonna love it.
- And spend it all on sea breezes.
- 11 bucks worth.
- And here's where it get good.
- Tell 'em.
We hit an ATM machine. One or both
of you two gals plug in your pin code.
Get some more dinero, get back
there before our stools get cold.
And by stools of course
we mean bar stools.
You're both really weird.
Look at you blush.
You must really like us.
No.
I bet we could say anything
and you'd blush.
- No, don't.
- Banana bread.
You guys are
really crazy or something.
Oh, look.
- Red as an apple.
- Apostrophe.
- Table top.
- Should we...
Yeah, let's go find David
and those guys.
Let's go find David
and those guys.
But then let's get rid
because those
guys are really annoying.
And gay.
Probably gay.
- Should we come?
- Should we come with or...
No rap there.
Oh!
My God!
Come on! Ooh!
Who's the big daddy?
Come on! Whoo!
Show me the side, man!
Come on, boy! Come on!
Take it off!
Whoo!
Yeah, I like it like that.
Yeah.
Oh, come on, Big Daddy.
Come on! Oh!
Faster!
Come on, take it off!
- Ohh!
- Ahhh!
- Whoo!
- Oh yeah!
Do that dance!
Yeah! Aww!
Ohh!
Who's upstairs?
Nobody's supposed to
be up there.
My little sister.
F***ing watch it, man.
A**holes.
Oh, what a dick, man!
Why don't you come over here?
I'm much more fun than that lamp.
(music stops)
- Girl:
Oh!- Girl #2:
Oh, what's that?Turn the light back on!
That is my little sister.
Hey, guys.
- Holy cow.
- Bertrand.
Shut up and get downstairs.
We weren't even
doing anything.
Get downstairs.
Get downstairs, you two.
Unbelievable. They were just
showing me around, you know, guys?
'Cause I just got back from Iraq.
I gotta tell you,
it's f***ing brutal over there.
Kick him in the balls, Bertrand.
- Whoo.
- You crashed the wrong party, dude.
Nobody's crashing any party, Daddy.
Come on.
Your ass is grass, boy.
Hey, Owen?
Owen?
(hip-hop music playing)
Hey, Owen?
Ray?
- Your ass is grass.
- Yeah, I know.
- You're about to get a beatdown.
You're gonna want to
relax there, husky.
Believe me, I understand
your being sore, okay?
I'm the last guy you want in a room
alone with your sister.
But hey, no harm, no foul.
Right, pal?
Let me just get my friends
and get out of here.
- I'm gonna f*** you up.
- Okay.
Okay, but one at a time here, boys.
I ain't Superman.
Ahhhhh!
Bertrand:
I see you with my sisteragain, I'm gonna kick your ass!
Good friends of yours, huh?
I may have exaggerated
just a bit.
- (screaming continues)
- (Ray laughs)
(TV on low volume)
(answering machine beeps)
Male voice:
You have two new messages.
(beeps)
Lynne:
Hey, it's me. Are you there?
Uh, it's about, I don't know,
like, 3:
30.I couldn't sleep so...
Are you still out?
You're probably asleep.
Okay, well, I just wanted
to say good night.
I love you, Owen.
- Bye.
- (machine beeps)
Male voice:
Two new messages.
- 9:
06 PM.- (beeps)
Ray, it's Mary.
I got your message.
You know, you only disappoint your
daughter when you cancel plans.
What am I supposed to do, huh?
What do you expect me to do?
- I had a friggin' gig.
- What do you expect me
to tell your four-year-old?
"Daddy can't take you to the park
because he's hung over?"
I'm sick and tired of it, Ray...
- (beeps)
- Male voice:
2:28 AM.- (beeps)
- Hey buddy, it's Matt.
Uh, it's pretty late.
It's, I don't know, late.
Listen:
My father died today
and l... I need you guys
to come out to Jersey tomorrow
to help me out.
My father was Orthodox
and they have this thing
where they have to be buried
within 24 hours
and I need six people to,
you know, carry the box...
Matt:
Minions. That's whatthey call them... minions.
Whatever. I can get two guys
but I need four more guys.
So could you call me?
Bye.
- (beeps)
- (sighs)
- Sh*t.
- (phone rings)
- Hello?
- Owen:
Hey.Hey.
- You get a message from Matt?
- Yeah, wow.
I know.
Anyway...
out to Jersey tomorrow.
Yeah, I'll get Devon's car.
Why don't you call Russ and Terry?
How the hell am I supposed
to get out of work?
That's a good question.
I'll see you in the morning.
Yeah.
Hello, my name is Lois.
I'm calling today to tell you
about a spectacular new offer.
Could I please speak to
the lady of the house?
Very good. Well, I'm calling
today to offer you a chance
to experience the luxury of
Dr. Fedder's Miracle Cream.
Hello?
Sh*t-faced f***-ass b*tch.
- Boss lady ask where I was?
- Of course she did.
What you think?
Now you better get in there
and talk to her
before she fires your ass.
I've got your coupons for you.
Thanks, darlin'.
Is this from last Sunday's paper?
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