Paper Man Page #6
- R
- Year:
- 2009
- 110 min
- 704 Views
- What?
[pulsing hip-hop music]
Where's the cups?
Nice.
- [laughs]
- Hey, welcome to party central.
Come on in.
That's it
Hey, what's
hey.
What grade are you guys in?
Wow
oop, l'm sorry.
Somebody wants to party.
[laughs]
What's up?
Hey, come on in.
[whooping]
Let me see some lD.
l'm kidding.
[jumping hip-hop music]
Hey!
Hey, hey.
Having fun, huh?
What's happening?
[keg squeaking]
All right, line up.
Get 'em up here.
[laughing]
- Stop dicking around.
- Watch this.
[all cheering]
Drink, drink, drink!
[laughter]
Whoo, whoo, ooo, ooo!
High school for me was a time
of self-discovery.
[laughing]
There you go.
When l look back on it
though, got to say,
wouldn't want to be 17 again.
[all shouting]
- We're 15.
- Ah.
[laughter]
[cheering]
Okay.
[pulsing dance music]
- Oh, what?
[laughter]
- Come on.
[people chatting]
[dance music continues]
- l'll take you to a place
that you've never been before
Come on,
don't stop
[heavy rock music]
- Oh, sorry.
- Dude, do you mind?
- What are you doing?
- What?
- What the f*** are you doing?
What about Abby?
- What about Abby?
- You don't do this to her.
You don't do this
to that IittIe girI.
- Mind your own business,
you f***ing pervert.
- Chickenshit
- What did you call me?
- Chickenshit bastard.
- You don't talk to me
like that
Who the hell are you?
Who the f***
do you think you are?
You don't talk to me like that,
you f***ing freak.
- You think you can threaten me?
You're a chiId.
[all gasp]
- l'm a child, huh?
ls that what l am?
- Bryce, get the f***
off of him.
What are you doing?
Stop it
Are you okay?
- What's the deaI?
What's the deal here?
You f***ing him?
- Stop it, Bryce.
- SeriousIy,
are you f***ing her?
- No.
- l don't give a sh*t
He can have her.
She's f***ing crazy anyway.
Why don't you go back
to the Iooney bin
where you belong?
And take him with you.
- Get the f*** out
- Yeah, yeah, yeah.
- Get the f*** out now!
Go!
What the f*** are you
looking at?
Get out of here.
Party's over.
- Chickenshit is an a**hole.
- Yeah.
- Great party.
- Yeah.
- l love you.
- What?
- Not in any inappropriate way,
nothing that's not,
you know, decent or
l just find when l examine
my heart
l find...
l think that there's love
there...
For you.
Yeah.
l love you.
- lt was...
lt wasn't really a looney bin.
lt was...
l mean, l was only there
for a coupIe months,
you know, just untiI I...
My parents thought..
l don't know.
l never told them.
l never told anyone.
lt was a pact
Me and Amy
were both supposed to go
into the water,
and she did it
And l swam back.
l swam back.
l couldn't
[sighs]
l don't know what we were
so unhappy about
l mean...
what could we have been
so unhappy about?
Eight
l guess you're too young to know
that you can get over anything.
- He's always made
poor decisions.
- Same with her.
- You feel helpless.
How long you been with her?
- Since she was eight
You?
- Oh, Christ
That's got to be over 40 years.
[inhales deeply]
Second grade.
- lsn't he a little old for you?
- l keep telling him that
He never listens.
- They never do.
- No.
- What's your gig?
- l've pretty much done it all.
Battled monsters under the bed,
been a cheerIeader,
confidant
These days, it's a bit of a
mystery, to tell you the truth.
You?
- l'm crazy in love with her.
- [groans]
Tough one.
- Yeah.
lt's been all right
with me.
- Good.
Great
Get out while you can.
l tell you, they open the door,
you run.
You don't want to end up
Iike me.
- Guess not
- Captain Excellent
- Christopher.
Nice to meet you.
- See you around.
[bird cawing]
- Oh.
- What? What?
What? What?
- You son of a b*tch!
You son of a b*tch!
- Don't overreact here.
- Shut up.
Don't tell me how to react
- lt's not like that
- Shut up!
What is this, Richard?
What
who is that?
Who the f*** is that?
- She's the babysitter.
- Get out
Get out
Get out!
- Hi, Lucy.
Hi, Peter.
- Hi.
Claire, we'll just be
- l didn't sleep
with the babysitter,
if that's what you're thinking.
- Oh, that's so comforting.
Why do we even have
a babysitter?
- lt's just a kegger, Claire.
That's all.
- Just a kegger?
And with whom exactIy
did you have a kegger?
- Just some kids
from the high school.
- Richard, just stop.
None of this is okay.
- Okay.
- You knew we were
coming this weekend.
Why are you doing this?
- l've been at a bit of a loss.
- That's a bullshit answer.
- l've been floundering,
and Abby has been
- What?
Abby's been what?
- A friend.
- For God's sake.
That's not a friend;
that's a child.
You have friends.
- No, l don't
- Do think that was a chipmunk
that we hit?
- l think they hibernate.
- Yeah.
- 'Cause you don't know how
to relate to other human beings.
Yeah, you isolate yourself.
- Oh, you could talk.
- What the hell is that supposed
to mean?
- You can be cold, Claire.
- Let's just maybe
get out of here.
Can we just get out of here?
Can we Ieave this area?
- What do you mean by that?
- l don't know
if it's your profession or what
[both muttering]
But it's made you hard.
- l can't
l don't accept that
- l wanted to have a baby.
- Is that what
this is all about?
- We could have had a baby,
CIaire.
Why didn't we have a baby?
- Why?
Because you are a baby!
You're an infant
You still have
an imaginary friend.
- l just wanted
a little warm thing,
something simple
a single relationship with
a person that was new and pure,
where I couId be me
and they could be them,
and that was aII
that was expected.
other than me
the relief of being able to give
and just let it be theirs,
let them have their turn,
so it doesn't end with me.
- Well, that's all you.
Where do l come in?
- What do you mean?
God, you're the mother.
- Uh, l'm so sorry, you guys.
But we're gonna go.
We're just gonna go.
- B&B just anywhere?
Anywhere.
- l'm sorry.
- No, it's fine.
- No, no, no, no, no.
- We're just gonna
- Okay, l'll walk you out
- We should all go on a cruise
or something.
- Okay.
- Take care.
- All right, if we're gonna do
this, let's
all right, by the way,
what is she, like, 13, 14?
Let's at Ieast get
our facts straight, though.
Okay, it was you, Richard.
You didn't want to have a baby.
You weren't ready.
So that little fuzzy
f***ing speech
my friends had to hear
was bullshit
And now l'm
l can't
So l guess l'm the bad guy.
- No, not the novel.
Look, l'd rather you didn't
- What is this?
What is this?
- That's it
- After all this time out here,
this is it?
This?
Maybe if you'd spent
more time working
instead of f***ing
the babysitter
- No.
- You're useless.
- Yes.
- You're totally useless.
- Yes, l am.
- What is wrong with you?
- l don't know what to do
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