Sixteen Candles Page #7
- PG
- Year:
- 1984
- 93 min
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[ Brakes Squeal ]
It hasn't got
Triple A on it.
Chugalug, Pooh bear.
[ Laughing ]
I can't believe
you're so popular,
acting like this.
Relax!
Hello?
Oh, uh, I don't know.
I'll have to look.
Mr. Ryan, are you in here?
He's not... Mr. Ryan's
not in right now.
My Christmas present
to you!
Thank you.
No. Really.
Serious.
See? See?
"[ Continues ]
Thank you.
[ Laughing ]
Now we're both
on the pill!
[ Spitting ]
You gave me a
birth control pill?
You have any idea
what that'll do
to a guy my age?
I know exactly what it'll do
to a girl my age.
"Just climb in the car!"
And this sh*t.
It makes it okay to be
super careless.
Wait, wait!
[ Horn Honking ]
[ Giggles ]
Look, we're not going
Don't be such a poop.
Huh. On second thought.
[ Caroline ] I love you.
This is getting good.
"[ "Peter Gunn" ]
[ Yowl ]
[ Crash ]
[ Dog Barking ]
Ted, what the hell
are you doing?
back?
[ Headgear Beeping ]
Do you have any film
in your camera?
What?
Take those ridiculous
things off.
[ Beeping Stops ]
Do you have any film
in your camera?
Sure.
Okay. Go get it
and bring it outside.
Okay? Right out front.
What for?
Look, just get it
and come on out front, okay?
U.F.O.?
It's better.
Extraterrestrial?
It's better! All right?
Just get it and come outside.
[ Together ]
Female extraterrestrial?
It's better than...
Shh!
Better than female
extraterrestrial?
How do you tell
if it's a female?
'Cause it's got tits.
What makes 'em different
than regular tits?
They got four.
Just get the camera.
It's in the closet.
Don't go in the closet.
- [ Crash ]
- [ Dog Barking ]
Such a**holes.
I can't believe it.
Why do you always
have to argue?
I'm not arguing. I am not!
I am not!
Yes, you are. Yes, you are.
Every time I do something,
b*tch, b*tch, b*tch.
B*tch is a female dog.
I am not even.
What's that supposed
to mean?
Sh*t!
Shoot!
"[ Big Band ]
[ Ted Mouthing ]
Ted, that's
a Rolls-Royce.
Ted, that's the prom queen.
You got two girls
in one night.
I told you dudes
I was hot.
Hot? You're a legend!
Will you shut up?
People around here work,
all right?
Will you hurry it up?
I'm breaking, like, thirty
major laws here!
You know, Ted,
nobody's gonna
believe you.
No way.
That, my friends,
is what the pictures
are for. Okay?
Just get that thing
there.
- Are you guys ready?
- Wait, hold on.
Put it down just a bit.
You guys know what
you're doing here?
All right,
just a minute.
How's this look?
Very nice.
Wait, black and white. It would
capture the moment so nicely.
Oooh.
Will you take
the picture already?
You're pissin' me off,
I'm tellin' ya.
Smile, pumpkin.
What?
Oh! Pictures!
Cheers!
"[ "Wedding March, "
Wagner ]
[ Sniffing ]
[ Laughing ]
Marlene! Ohh!
Chill out, boy.
Mike, honey.
Go get dressed.
I can't believe it.
Ginny's not in the shower.
I wouldn't go in there.
Grandpa Fred was in there
for a half an hour.
It's totally polluted.
Get dressed.
It's your nose.
They never listen.
What was he wearing?
Well, he would have...
He was wearing a red argyle
sweater and tan trousers.
Mmm. And red shoes.
Hmm?
No, he's not retarded.
Now, what can I do to help?
Well, you could finish
the French toast.
Good.
I'll, uh... I'll just open
the donuts.
Good thinking.
Oops. Don't wanna
lose the nails.
I'll just wait till I
hear from you, then.
Voila. Breakfast is ready.
Oh, Sam.
Sam, I am so sorry
about your birthday.
It's okay.
I'll recover.
It's important to you.
And yesterday morning,
you were trying to tell me.
It's okay, Mom.
[ Sniffling ]
These things
sometimes happen.
Oh, honey, I just
feel miserable.
You'll feel better.
Who died?
Uh...
Is there something
you want to say to your sister?
What? Are you kidding?
Where should I start?
I mean about her birthday.
It was yesterday.
We all forgot.
[ Laughing ]
Classic.
Deep down,
he's really sorry.
[ Together ]
No, he's not.
I have to go to this
wedding and look like
Miss Pretty Princess...
in this dipshit's
bridesmaid's dress.
I don't have one-tenth
of the bod to fill
the stupid bust up.
So what?
Should I just waste myself
and spare the agony?
I was gonna tell you something,
but maybe I shouldn't.
It's pretty bad.
You may as well.
Nothing could shock me
anymore.
[ Exhales ]
Last night at the dance,
my little brother paid a buck
to see your underwear.
Geez! I hate that
rock 'n' roll rubbish!
Well, I'm afraid it's
here to stay, Howie.
"[ Rock ]
Sam, you're dragging
your dress, honey. Pick it up.
Come on, Ginny.
Hurry up, Sara.
Why is she so slow?
Do not fuss at your sister.
It's her wedding day.
Big deal.
All right, is everybody in? Oh, dear.
Are you all right, Ginny?
[ Indistinct Chattering ]
Come on, everybody.
Get in the car, please.
We're late already.
[ All Chattering At Once ]
Helen, will you get in the car?
I don't know what
they're fussing about.
Helen, get in the car!
[ Chattering Continues ]
[ Fred ]
Hey, Howard, there's
your Chinaman.
[ Howard ]
Thanks, Fred.
[ Jim ] Bye, Dong.
What the...
What's he doin'
on the ground there?
[ Dorothy ]
What happened? What happened?
[ Helen ] Hold a mirror
in front of his mouth.
Howard! He's dead!
Aw, sh*t.
I pay seven grand for a wedding,
I'll never see it!
Oh, watch your language,
Mr. Dirty Mouth.
Oh, thank God,
he is still warm.
Oh, good.
Here, l-I'll help you.
Roll him over.
Ugh.
[ Gagging ]
Canine cologne.
Oh, no more yankee
my wankee.
The Donger need food!
[ Laughing ]
[ Laughing ]
Hell, he's three sheets to the wind!
He's drunk
as a skunk!
You just shut up, Fred. Shut up.
Dong!
[ Dong Laughing ]
Dong.
Dong, Grandpa
is talking to you.
Dong. Where is my
automobile?
Automobile?
[ Continues Laughing ]
[ Imitating Race Car ]
[ Imitating Crash ]
Lake.
Big lake.
[ Big Gasp ]
Why, you
little scuzzbag!
[ Dong Yelps ]
[ Woman ] Oh, my.
Is everything all right?
I was afraid you'd
had an accident.
I wish.
Her monthly bill
came early.
[ Laughs ]
Well, she's fine.
Uh, she just took
a muscle relaxer.
Try four.
You didn't.
Mother!
"[ "Theme From Dragnet" ]
Damn, Mom!
I've got my headgear on.
Will you wake up?
Where the hell am I?
I'll, uh, tell you
where you are, if you'll
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