The Lake House Page #6

Synopsis: When two people "connect" the bond between them can be so pure and simple as to stir hearts in heaven. When they connect in all the right places at all the wrong times, heaven weeps for broken hearts. To heal these broken hearts, heaven breaks time.
Director(s): Alejandro Agresti
Production: Warner Bros. Pictures
  2 wins & 2 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.8
Metacritic:
52
Rotten Tomatoes:
35%
PG
Year:
2006
99 min
$52,300,000
Website
4,039 Views


470

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- We'd love a table for two.

- The name?

471

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37:30,042 -- 00:37:31,760

We don't...

We don't have a reservation.

472

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37:31,917 -- 00:37:34,619

I'm sorry, sir,

we're booked until October.

473

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37:35,665 -- 00:37:36,670

October?

474

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37:38,858 -- 00:37:40,451

Well...

475

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37:41,039 -- 00:37:43,030

...I ll get back to you.

476

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37:45,280 -- 00:37:46,997

That went well.

477

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37:47,186 -- 00:37:49,267

It's no big deal.

478

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37:52,959 -- 00:37:54,248

Oh, come on, stop it.

479

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37:54,403 -- 00:37:57,106

It's the best restaurant in town.

Nobody gets a table here.

480

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37:57,292 -- 00:38:00,537

- No, it's not that.

- Well, what is it?

481

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38:03,772 -- 00:38:05,700

I didn't do this right.

482

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38:06,660 -- 00:38:09,414

- There wasn't a meeting.

- You'd see me if there was no big deal.

483

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38:09,608 -- 00:38:10,614

- lf it was just...

- Ambush.

484

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38:10,806 -- 00:38:13,414

- you know, coffee,

and coffee can turn into dinner...

485

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38:13,571 -- 00:38:15,866

...dinner can turn into...

- Turn into what?

486

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38:16,029 -- 00:38:18,083

I do sometimes

get a few steps ahead of myself.

487

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38:18,304 -- 00:38:22,963

Morgan, a few steps?

You're always leaping 10 steps ahead.

488

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38:24,631 -- 00:38:26,003

We were dating, what, a week?

489

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38:26,198 -- 00:38:28,902

And you had our entire future

mapped out for us?

490

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38:29,608 -- 00:38:32,821

In my residency, you were picking out

real estate. I'd go to your house...

491

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38:33,047 -- 00:38:36,054

...you'd have the entire town

in your house to meet me.

492

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38:36,273 -- 00:38:39,805

I do seem to remember that you made

pretty fast friends with one of them.

493

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38:39,991 -- 00:38:41,119

What are you talking about?

494

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38:41,340 -- 00:38:42,660

You know what

I'm talking about.

495

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38:42,877 -- 00:38:43,789

- That guy.

- What guy?

496

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38:43,983 -- 00:38:47,085

- The guy I caught you making out with.

- I wasn't making out with him.

497

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38:47,271 -- 00:38:49,199

What, are we in junior high school

right now?

498

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38:49,392 -- 00:38:51,222

What do you call it, then?

499

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38:51,417 -- 00:38:53,806

A kiss.

500

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38:53,998 -- 00:38:57,706

It was just one kiss

with some random guy that just...

501

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38:57,931 -- 00:38:59,157

Years... You know what?

502

00:
38:59,314 -- 00:39:00,748

Gentlemen...

503

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39:00,941 -- 00:39:05,173

...unit 381 on Riviera Estates

is complete.

504

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39:06,870 -- 00:39:09,510

Congratulations.

You did a good job.

505

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39:11,478 -- 00:39:14,210

- One down...

- Forty-four to go.

506

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39:14,395 -- 00:39:18,387

We're not terrifyingly behind schedule,

just alarmingly.

507

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39:18,575 -- 00:39:21,088

It'll be okay.

The guys are getting to know their job...

508

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39:21,278 -- 00:39:23,329

...but we could use

another backhoe.

509

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39:23,519 -- 00:39:25,269

And the water on 14

needs to be resealed.

510

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39:25,454 -- 00:39:26,827

Shut up.

511

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39:27,022 -- 00:39:29,934

- What?

- I'm kind of disappointed in you.

512

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39:30,125 -- 00:39:33,160

- Why?

- You're supposed to be on top of things.

513

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39:33,348 -- 00:39:36,784

- I thought I was.

- Well, you never noticed these.

514

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39:37,896 -- 00:39:39,395

Remember?

You told me to get them.

515

00:
39:39,709 -- 00:39:40,966

Right, right.

516

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39:41,582 -- 00:39:43,298

Not exactly what I had in mind, but...

517

00:
39:43,701 -- 00:39:45,755

- You like them?

- I like them.

518

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39:45,975 -- 00:39:50,522

I think we should go out. Tonight.

If you're not doing any...

519

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39:50,676 -- 00:39:52,697

Jack? Jack.

520

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39:52,919 -- 00:39:54,174

Hey, Jack.

521

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39:57,402 -- 00:39:59,119

Jack!

522

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39:59,554 -- 00:40:01,387

Come on, Jack!

523

00:
40:01,766 -- 00:40:04,276

Alex, wait for me!

524

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40:04,867 -- 00:40:06,584

Jack!

525

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40:10,337 -- 00:40:12,118

Jack!

526

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40:12,732 -- 00:40:14,322

Jack!

527

00:
40:24,710 -- 00:40:26,523

Jack!

528

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40:33,837 -- 00:40:37,396

- Yours, I take it?

- Yeah. Yeah, sorry. Thanks.

529

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40:37,614 -- 00:40:38,839

Come here, Jack.

530

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40:38,997 -- 00:40:41,816

What were you thinking, huh, girl?

What were you thinking?

531

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40:41,976 -- 00:40:44,732

- She's never run off like that.

- You gotta keep an eye on them.

532

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40:44,957 -- 00:40:46,852

- What's his name?

- Her. Jack.

533

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40:47,046 -- 00:40:48,972

Jack. It's a good name for a girl.

534

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40:49,134 -- 00:40:51,921

I should get one like you

for my girlfriend. She loves dogs.

535

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40:52,115 -- 00:40:54,566

- Hey, have we met before?

- No, don't think so.

536

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40:54,758 -- 00:40:57,634

- Morgan Price.

- Alex Wyler.

537

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40:57,920 -- 00:40:59,784

- Hey, man, you need a hand with this?

- Yeah.

538

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40:59,978 -- 00:41:01,266

- Okay.

- Lived here long?

539

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41:01,453 -- 00:41:03,507

Just a few months.

I've got a place on the lake.

540

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41:03,665 -- 00:41:06,794

- The lake, really? I've been thinking...

- Alex. Oh, good.

541

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41:07,627 -- 00:41:09,919

- Thank God you found him.

- Yeah.

542

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41:10,115 -- 00:41:11,927

Mona, Morgan. Morgan, Mona.

543

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41:12,143 -- 00:41:13,977

- Well, hello.

- Hi.

544

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41:14,172 -- 00:41:16,098

- It's good to meet you.

- Nice to meet you too.

545

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41:16,320 -- 00:41:17,607

Nice boots there.

546

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41:17,795 -- 00:41:20,466

Just so you don't think

I'm gonna drink all this by myself...

547

00:
41:20,652 -- 00:41:24,056

...I'm having friends over tonight for

a party. You two are welcome to come.

548

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41:25,383 -- 00:41:26,785

Oh, hey, Alex.

549

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41:27,809 -- 00:41:29,526

Take my card. I might be looking...

550

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41:29,714 -- 00:41:31,831

...to rent a place on the lake myself.

- Okay.

551

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41:32,018 -- 00:41:34,995

It's Kate, my girlfriend,

she's never really liked this place...

552

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41:35,215 -- 00:41:39,202

...and I promised we'd look for something

new once she finishes her residency.

553

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41:39,359 -- 00:41:41,109

So if you hear of anything...

554

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41:42,003 -- 00:41:44,737

- Sure. She's a doctor?

- Yeah.

555

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41:45,966 -- 00:41:47,222

Alex.

556

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41:53,216 -- 00:41:55,457

- Great to meet you, Morgan.

- Great to meet you.

557

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41:58,220 -- 00:42:00,766

Hey, Morgan,

what time's that party at?

558

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42:00,926 -- 00:42:03,869

Eight o'clock. It's Kate's birthday.

559

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42:09,065 -- 00:42:10,595

It's Kate birthday.

560

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42:10,785 -- 00:42:12,598

Come on, Jack.

561

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42:37,452 -- 00:42:38,363

- Hi.

- Hi.

562

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42:38,558 -- 00:42:41,310

- What can I get you?

- Glass of white wine, please.

563

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42:49,736 -- 00:42:51,884

- Thank you.

- You're welcome.

564

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43:10,502 -- 00:43:12,955

According to most accepted

social norms...

565

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43:13,146 -- 00:43:16,949

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David Auburn

David Auburn (born November 30, 1969) is an American playwright. His play Proof won the 2001 Pulitzer Prize for Drama. Auburn also writes screenplays, writing The Lake House, and directs both film and stage plays. more…

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