The Wedding Singer
- PG-13
- Year:
- 1998
- 100 min
- 6,401 Views
All right, everybody, come on.
Out on the dance floor.
Look at the happy couple.
No exceptions.
Up out of your chairs.
I can feel
all the happiness in here.
All right!
Look at him go.
If I...
I get to know your name...
If I...
Could trace
your private number, baby...
All I know is that to me...
You look like
you're lots of fun.
Open up them lovin' arms.
I want some, want some.
I set my sights on you.
And no one else will do.
And I...
I got to have my way now, baby.
All I know is that to me...
You look like
you're lots of fun.
Open up them lovin' arms.
Watch out, here I come.
You spin me right round,
baby, right round...
Like a record, baby...
Right round, round, round.
You spin me right round,
baby, right round...
Like a record, baby...
Right round, round, round.
Somebody get some pants
on that kid.
If I...
I got to be your friend...
Grandma Molly,
I'm talking to you.
And I...
Would like to move in
just a little bit closer.
All I know is that to me...
You look like
you're lots of fun.
Open up your lovin' arms.
Watch out, here I come.
You spin me right round,
baby, right round...
Like a record, baby...
Right round, round, round.
You spin me right round,
baby, right round...
Like a record, baby.
I want your love.
Uncle Marty!
All I know is that to me...
You look like
you're lots of fun.
Open up your lovin' arms.
Watch out, here I come.
You spin me right round,
baby, right round...
Like a record, baby...
Right round, round, round.
You spin me right round,
baby, right round...
Like a record, baby...
Right round, round, round.
You spin me round...
And round...
And round.
Very nice.
Good job, lady.
You were shakin'.
It is gonna be fun today.
The best man's gonna come up
and say a few words...
so let's put our hands together
for the groom's brother David.
All right, Dave.
When my brother Harold
asked me to be the best man...
I was like,
"Whoa, of course, man...
"because you've always
been there for me."
Like when I was in rehab...
and like the time
I couldn't find my car.
'Cause, Harold, he's always been
the dependable one.
I've always been
the screwed-up one. Right, Dad?
"Why can't you
be more like your brother?
"Harold would never
beat up his landlord."
He's drunk as sh*t.
But...
a little news flash, Pop.
Harold ain't so perfect.
Remember that time
in Puerto Rico...
when we picked up those two...
I guess they were prostitutes,
but I don't remember paying.
How about that?
Terrific.
I'm a person, too,
Pop, goddamn it!
You're a moron!
The best man, everybody.
Best man. The better man.
We've all done crazy things
in our life, so...
Isn't that great?
He's doing good.
Sounds good?
It's because I'm the best
guitar player in the world.
Self-taught.
No lessons,
thank you very much, Pop.
All right.
They'll be divorced in a year.
Very good.
I think we all know
that when you fall in love...
the emptiness
kind of drifts away.
That's all I'm talking about.
I've done some crazy things
in my life, too...
but then I met
a very special girl...
a girl who I'm actually
marrying next week.
Thank you.
So all I'm saying is that
when you fall in love...
the emptiness drifts away...
because you find something
to live for...
each other.
And the way
I've seen you two...
looking into each other's
eyes all day long...
I can tell that you're
gonna live for each other...
for the rest of your lives.
So cheers.
That's a good
wedding singer.
Now on behalf of
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Veltri...
you guys have a nice dinner.
George Stitzer's gonna take over
on lead vocals...
so take it away, George.
Give me time...
To realize my crime.
Let me love and stay.
-Jesus.
-Scary.
I have danced...
I like her.
Inside your eyes.
How can love...
Be real?
Do you really want to hurt me?
Good save, wedding singer.
Good job.
Sammy, how come you're not out
with your limo? What's up?
That new waitress.
That's what's up.
Is she in trouble.
She's gonna get it,
and she doesn't even know it...
and I'm gonna give it to her.
Take it easy, man. Who is she?
She's Holly Sullivan's cousin.
If she's
half as easy as Holly...
I'll close this deal
by the end of the week.
I don't think
that's gonna happen.
Please. It's her first day.
Always takes them three weeks...
to realize they shouldn't
date anyone at work.
You like being the guy
Yes, I do.
You want to be like Fonzie,
don't you?
You're on your way.
Do you really want to hurt me?
Do you really want
to make me cry?
Prime rib, please.
Always the prime rib.
Make them eat the fish.
Andre,
Your wish is my command, madame.
How come he's so nice to you?
I let him look at my b*obs
at the Christmas party.
Not my finest half-hour...
but it's been a pleasant
working environment ever since.
So, how's your first night
going?
Being at this wedding
is making me realize...
that Glenn is never
going to set a date...
and I've been wearing
this ring for two years...
and I feel like an idiot.
You know what you must do?
Relax. Don't do it.
to be closer to him.
I think you need a break.
Go out back and get some air.
I'll cover your tables.
You OK?
Come with me, man.
Give me time...
What?
Here we go.
Come on.
You got it. There.
Is he a friend of yours?
Me? No.
I couldn't let him do it
in front of his family.
Wow.
I'm glad I got to see it.
You all through?
Going to wait a few years
before you drink again?
All right, remember,
alcohol equals puke...
equals smelly mess
equals nobody likes you.
I got it from here.
Know what? You go this way,
and you go this way.
It's for the best.
It's all right. Take it easy.
See you later.
Sleep it off, pal.
Hey, you know,
wedding singer?
Are you drinking, too?
No. It's Coca-cola.
Are you sure? There's
no rum in that Coca-cola?
I'm not a big drinker...
and if it was, I'd be puking
more than that kid.
I don't think anybody could
puke more than that kid.
I think I saw a boot come out.
You're the wedding singer.
How you doing? I'm Robbie.
I'm Julia.
I'm actually waitressing
at your wedding next week.
Cool. That's a beautiful ring
you have there.
Are you getting married, too?
Actually, I don't know
how serious the guy is...
who gave this to me.
I feel like I'm doomed to wander
Like the Incredible Hulk?
Yeah...only
I'm not helping people.
That's not true,
because I saw you inside.
You were helping people.
You were giving them
fish and coffee and forks.
People can't eat without forks.
And they can't
drink without a fish.
That's right.
What does that mean?
I don't know.
You lost me back at the Hulk.
Robbie, you better
get back in there.
They're starting
to turn on George.
-Sit down!
-You suck!
He's got to learn a new song.
But it was nice to meet you.
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