
The Big Chill Page #7
- R
- Year:
- 1983
- 105 min
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At least our last night will be fun.
Please don't do this, guys.
This is happening because we miss him.
And we're really hurting.
That's a crock of sh*t!
We're afraid
just the opposite is true.
Alex died for most of us
a long time ago.
I think you're a crock of sh*t.
Don't speak
for me or anybody else.
You hate your life.
That's your problem.
- Don't tell us how we feel, okay?
- That's it.
That's all I'm saying.
If I hate my life, it's my problem.
Too bad you weren't around
to comfort Alex as compassionately.
We go back a long way.
I won't piss that away
because you're higher than a kite.
A long time ago we knew
each other for a short period.
You don't know anything about me.
It was easy then.
No one had a cushier berth than we did.
It's not surprising our
friendship could survive that.
It's only here in the world
that it gets tough.
I don't care what you say.
I know I loved you
and everybody else here.
And I'll go on
believing that till I kick.
What's wrong with you?
What's happened to you?
Wait!
I believe you can help other people.
I really do.
Sorry about that.
I do too.
Not that you can
save them, probably not.
But you can do what you can do.
That's how I feel.
So lay into me now.
Really let me have it.
I was just trying
to keep the conversation lively.
So you'll continue
to love me no matter what?
Just don't cross me.
Could you help me
in here for a sec?
Well, I think I've had enough.
I love you very much.
I'm yours.
I want you to do
something for me.
Anything.
I'd marry you, if you want.
No, wait. I did that.
Yes, you did.
Thank God.
It's about Meg.
Where to?
You know, I don't do anything.
It's me.
Come on in.
Nobody else will.
This bed has always
been lucky for Sarah and me.
I got to try and relax.
I think I just
forgot how to do it.
What, what?
It's not going to come out right.
Try me.
I feel like I got
a great break on a used car.
I remember this.
I remember when he got this.
I must tell you...
...I'm picking up vibrations
here at the house.
I'm almost certain
there's sex going on around here.
Have I ever
told you how beautiful your eyes are?
My head.
Your feet.
Tell me about the club.
F*** the club.
I couldn't deal with the hours.
It'd be nothing but aggravation.
Let's say it becomes successful.
I become a star.
People magazine sends
a nasty schmuck like me...
...to do interviews. Big deal.
Nope. I'm going back to my novel.
I'll write
about this weekend.
What were you going to
write about before?
Last weekend.
If Richard and I
bring the boys to L.A...
...maybe you could
get us in to see a studio.
Yeah, sure.
Absolutely.
No problem.
Good.
Richard would like that.
I'm the worst about writing.
But I promise I will,
from now on, answer your letters.
- Great.
- Good morning, youngsters.
So how did everybody
sleep last night?
Did anybody sleep last night?
I know I did.
All alone in my airplane.
No co-pilot.
I slept like a baby. Even wet the bed.
Drink your coffee, Michael.
I'll come see you
whether you like it or not.
Well, good morning.
Good morning.
How you doing?
Don't have to be
in such a good mood.
Look what I found in Alex's papers.
I will be in Detroit
sometime on this deal...
...and I'm just dying
to meet your boys.
I'd love it.
- You're all welcome in New York.
- Great!
Not in my apartment, you understand.
But in the city.
I'll accompany you anywhere,
even to Elaine's.
Thought Elaine's was dead.
That's why I can
get you guys in.
What's that?
The column I wrote about Alex
when he turned down the fellowship.
This is not bad.
Good, clean style.
Lean, economical, the right touch
of ideological fanaticism.
I remember Alex
was angry about that.
What do you mean?
I made him famous.
Think he saved
He also saved
his induction notice.
I'm collecting addresses.
Do you have one?
Or should I copy down
your license plate?
You can reach
Nick here for a while.
Nick and Chloe will stay here
and do some work at the old house.
I guess there's a certain
symmetry to that.
What's the flight schedule here?
Is there any way...
...to coordinate
the airport transport?
I'll be glad to drive somebody.
Great, if we can take Harold's car.
Get Harold to drive it.
You're no fun.
That won't be necessary.
We took a secret vote.
We're not leaving.
We're never leaving.
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