Twogether
- R
- Year:
- 1992
- 120 min
- 64 Views
[silence]
[ethereal music ]
[gasping,
catching breath]
[man narrating]
If I could just keep going...
Step off this piece of earth...
and not stop until I got there.
We come out here...
It's country developed
this way!
It's the end of the line,
brother!
You can't go no
further than this!
You do...
One thing's for sure...
You gonna get wet!
[laughs]
[sirens blaring]
[man narrating]
It was one of those nights...
You know the kind,
when you can feel it
in your bones...
and the tingle in the palms
of your hands...
When you just
know somehow...
That you're gonna get lucky!
[horn honking,
tires squealing]
[woman]
You a**hole!
Hi, yeah...
Just hit the button on the
ground, she'll start right up.
Uh, say listen, uh...
I love this car...
Take very special care
of it for me, will ya?
Sure.
No dings.
[mumbles to herself,
engine starts up]
[man over speaker]
Greenscene...
seeks to radically change
the way people view
their existence.
To change, not just to think
about the spotted owl
or plastic trash bags,
but about God and the Earth.
Think about the world
as a living organism,
not a storehouse
of physical resources.
Think about creation as an
ongoing process,
not something that ended
after seven tumultuous days,
thousands of years ago.
Think about nature
as having rights, too.
And of those rights,
not coming from us.
And think about
and understand
that what we
are talking about,
what we are dealing
with here tonight,
is nothing less than the very
survival of this planet.
[classical music ]
[clears throat]
Can I have you?
What?!
Can i have your name?
Uh, trade you!
What?
You give me mine,
I give you yours.
Uh...
- What?
Uh...
Madler.
John Madler.
Oh, you're him!
I think so.
Um...
Allison McKenzie.
Oh, you're her.
- Yes.
Yes...here's your name tag.
Uh, you keep that.
I prefer anonymity.
Excuse me.
Certainly.
John, you're f***ing late!
There's so many people
here just dying to meet you.
I want you to know that I'm
f***ing pissed at you!
The Frazers,
the Frazers!
This is our John Madler.
Oh, your work is
extraordinary!
And to be completely honest,
I don't know why!
Perhaps dear,
complete honesty is not
absolutely necessary.
Oh, but I just love it!
The color, the balance,
the sense that something's
about to happen
off the frame...
Thank you.
We'll be seeing more of you!
Oh, you will, Tom.
You have my assurance
of that!
A martini with a twist.
And?
A beer.
- You got it!
Put it in a glass.
Don't drink from
the bottle here.
I'm not going to
f*** around with you.
I think you have talent and,
more importantly, can sell.
If we can find
something to spark it.
This auction, this fundraiser,
could be an important event
to execute that plan.
Introduce us to your artist,
Mr. Saffron.
Of course, Mrs. Norton.
Alicia Norton and
her granddaughter,
Beatrice Norton.
This is John Madler.
Do you think your work
is sexy, Mr. Madler?
No?
See, I told you it was your
imagination!
But I could be wrong.
I love what you do.
Well, we haven't seen
everything yet.
But we'll be back,
to get more insights into
your work, young man.
We need you
to be in her collection.
We do?
It could launch you, baby!
You know, I probably
shouldn't tell you this...
I'll suffer for it later.
But your work is brilliant.
It only takes one or two
to buy a painting and...
you're made.
I gotta hit the head.
Don't be long.
[sultry saxophone ]
What are you doing here?
Contributing my time.
Doing something worthwhile.
I'm a volunteer.
You know, when you do sex
like this, it's like playing
Russian roulette.
Sometimes you get lucky.
You make your luck.
Do you always let your dick
rule your life?
You're through!
Finished...it's over!
I don't care how f***ing
talented you are!
[Duran Duran's "Serious" ]
[thunderclap]
[music fades ]
I didn't know you smoked.
I don't.
Do you remember?
Kind of,
but I don't remember...
You feel okay?
Great!
Awful!
How did this happen?!
I don't know.
I can't believe it!
I mean, the last thing
that I need to do...
even, even want to do
is to get married.
You mean, "be married,"
'cause that's what you are,
you know, you're married!
I know, I read
the goddamn thing.
Maybe it's a joke.
[stammering]
Maybe it's not real.
Maybe we bought it in
one of those novelty shops.
Nah, we're married.
How can we be married?
I don't even remember
your last name.
I know yours, it's McKenzie.
It says it right here
in this goddamn
marriage certificate
right there, see?
McKenzie.
Okay.
Okay.
I got it.
It's simple, it's easy.
We made a mistake,
that's all.
I don't even think we had
that much to drink!
And we're two mature,
grownup adults
who can solve this problem.
Just like that.
[snaps fingers]
You mean, divorce?
Well, of course!
Isn't that what every mature,
grownup adult does when
they realize that their
marriage just doesn't
work, huh?
Yeah, but you don't have
to be so hard on it.
I mean, at least we
had fun, right?
It's more than most
people can say after
a "bad marriage."
Should be easy enough.
We get a lawyer,
sign papers...
Yeah.
It'll be like it never
happened, right?
What the f*** you
doing here, Arnie?
I own the f***ing
place, remember?
[clear throat]
What?
Lookit, John, look how
loose you look there.
You look good!
You look good.
Look at this one, huh?
She's a good one!
Come on, all of them!
- I like this one!
Look at her eyes!
She looks good!
That one too!
- What, this is for a little--
Come on, come on.
Everything nice on that one.
You're a sleazebag, Arnie.
Don't flatter me.
Try to do the porno
in the nude!
Thank God!
I told you...
I'm not here...
you don't come in.
That's the deal, okay?
Remember?
i told you the rent
is due on the first.
That's another deal
we made.
Oh, come on.
Just bring my plate!
You're getting technical
on me, Arnie!
Come on.
Call it whatever you want,
but I gotta get my money,
or you're gonna get
your ass outta here!
Come on, Arnie.
You can't go on living here
like a sultan, Johnny!
Living on the beach,
looking out
at the beautiful ocean,
scoring all the best ladies
on the shore,
and not expect to pay!
Come on now, Arnie.
Arnie...
Arnie, be reasonable, man!
What's the matter?
You got your arm around me.
So what?
I don't like it when you put
your arm around me.
Why not?
Because when you put
your arm around me,
you're usually trying
to manipulate me.
Come on, Arnie!
Take some paintings!
Yeah...
- Come on, man!
Art's what's happening, man!
There's big money in it!
Don't you read?!
- Yeah, I read!
Now, you got until tomorrow
to get my money
or you're out, okay?
Arnie!
Let me stay until
you tear the place down.
No!
It's not gonna be
the same, man.
Thank God!
Hi ladies.
Hi, Jemia!
[indistinct]
[whispering]
John, what are you
doing here?
Browsing, David.
Just looking around.
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