Walking and Talking
- R
- Year:
- 1996
- 86 min
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What is that sound
Where is it coming from
All around
What are you running from
Something
you don't understand
Something
you cannot command
That's how I know
That she's got a new spell
Yeah, that's how I know
That she's got a new spell
What's going down
Who's moved this rope
from around me
Where has it gone
I fear this night
will drown me
So I lie awake all night
'Cause I can't sleep
with something I can't fight
And she's got a new spell
Yeah, that's how I know
That she's got a new spell
The laws of gravity
are very, very strict
And you're just bending them
for your own benefit
- [Girl #1]
Looks like a disgusting animal.
- [Girl #2] Ah.
[Girl #1]
Look, there's the nose and those
two round things are the ears.
- You guys!
- And that's the hair.
Yeah. Let me... Oh, God,
that's a big condom.
He has a big penis.
- [Page Turning]
- Ah!
She's getting ready
to strip.
- Mmm. Where's his head?
- I don't know.
- [Page Turning]
- Here's something. Eeew!
Eeew!
- What kind of underwear is that?
- I think it's sick.
Ugh. He's grabbing
her b*obs. That's disgusting.
Sorry. Hi.
- Hi. I ordered for you.
- Oh, great.
[Man]
How you doin'?
You want some coffee?
- Yes. Please.
- Excuse me.
I had wanted some coffee.
Sure thing.
Something's wrong
with Big Jeans.
She looks waxy and snotty,
and she threw up and wouldn't eat.
Oh, but that's a cat,
you know. Cats throw up
hair balls all the time.
I know, but I made
an appointment at the vet's
this morning anyway.
- So will you come?
- Oh, God. I can't. I've
got that client at 9:00.
- That's okay.
- I'll split it with you.
- Good.
- No home fries today?
- No, thanks.
- You sure?
Yeah. Yeah.
Thanks.
All right.
- Don't even smile at him.
It gives him hope.
- Sorry.
- But he's not that bad today.
- Oh.
- She's a fat thing, isn't she?
- [Chuckles]
She should be put on a diet.
It's unhealthy for a cat
to be that fat.
I know, but, you know.
Life is short. She likes to eat.
[Sighs]
I'm gonna take some blood.
Then we'll know more.
We'll get the results
in a couple of days.
Could you hold her, please?
Okay.
Look at me, kitty.
You look at me.
You little cat.
She's always tellin' me
I smell bad.
a shower, she tells me I stink!
I can't help it if I stink
even when I'm clean.
It just proves
it's not my fault.
Why do you think
she's always hurting your feelings?
I don't know.
She's your wife.
- But a lot of husbands and wives
don't like each other.
- That's true.
I got this little voice
tellin' me she's mad at me,
but I don't know why.
A little voice?
- What little voice?
- The voice of the devil.
I see him too.
What... What... What does
the devil look like?
Like in the cartoons.
Little and red and mean.
You know what?
You know why?
with somebody, but I don't.
I immediately met Debbie; right
after Debbie I was with you.
And then I had that demented
relationship with that girl
in my group.
It's not funny.
I been talking on the phone
lately with this woman
I met in California.
She's a bellhop.
I know. She likes me.
I mean, I can tell
But, uh, I just
want to be her friend.
That's it, you know?
I'm not gonna let it evolve
into anything more.
It's not what I need
right now.
Good. I think, you know, it'll
be really good for you to be
by yourself for a while.
I have to hurry. I have
my Alzheimer's meeting
in a half an hour.
All right. So, um, what
are you gonna do tonight?
I rented some videos.
Probably just gonna watch them.
- You?
- Nothing. Probably rent also.
"Big-breasted Babes"?
Ha-ha. Very funny.
- I don't have any cash. I need...
Can I have some money?
- Oh, my God, Andrew.
Thank you.
Oh, honey.
This is so ugly.
- Isn't it?
- Yes. This is your most gross yet!
Jesus. You designed this?
- This lived in your mind.
- Shoot me.
[Laughs]
God, I love this one.
Oh. Um, um, Rick called.
Rick?
- Said you never called him back.
- Yeah, I know. I just...
- What?
- Ah, I don't really like hangin'
out with that guy anymore.
I mean, he still does
bong hits in the bathroom.
Yeah, but, honey, don't you
to keep up your friendships?
I mean, you know, you might
get sick of me one day,
- and you're gonna have
no friends left.
- That will never happen.
How about this one, Amelia?
Bugs that latch
onto people's flesh and
- Sure.
- You don't like
those kind of movies?
I love 'em
if they're well done.
- How's your job goin'?
- Good.
Good. I'm doing, uh,
most of the editing now.
And I hired a couple
of new people.
- You're a writer, right?
- Yeah, yeah.
- How's it goin' for you?
- Badly.
I'm startin' to think
a forklift or something.
- Here, I'll rent this.
- It's a great choice.
Let's see here.
555-6972.
- Good memory.
- Yeah. What do you say
we go out sometime?
Maybe see a movie.
Um. I'm so busy.
Um. You know.
All right.
All right. I hear ya.
- Uh, take care.
- Okay, I'll see you.
Sh*t.
[Urinating]
[Laughs]
- Here.
- Whoa.
I got it.
Here.
- How... seductive.
- [Chuckles]
[Gasps]
Oh, my God.
I, uh...
Will you marry me?
[Gasps, Laughs]
Jesus Christ!
I don't believe...
- I don't believe it.
- I, um... I designed it.
And th-then they made it
for me at work.
- The... Um. You can
have the stone reset, though.
- R-Really?
- Yeah.
- [Laughs]
Oh, God. It's so beautiful.
It's beautiful. It's so beautiful.
- Y-You haven't answered me.
- Oh, God! God!
I would love
to be your wife.
Oh, my God.
How am I gonna tell Amelia?
Well, I've been doing
a lot of thinking lately,
and I've decided...
that I think I want to,
um, end therapy.
Why?
- Tell me.
- Well, I... I don't know.
I just feel like it's time.
You know, I...
I feel like I want to go at it
alone for a while.
I mean, here I am,
completely single,
and I'm not so depressed
about it.
And it's hard with Laura
being so grotesquely in love,
but I'm still okay.
And it's been forever
since I've been obsessed with anyone.
So I think I'm doin'
a lot better in that area.
How are things with Andrew?
Great. I mean I...
we could be friends.
And now I'm
totally over him.
Mmm.
Well, why don't we pick
a time to stop, and then
work towards that?
Okay.
I was thinking a month.
One more month?
Okay.
asked me out again.
- He did?
I said no.
He's really ugly.
Andy Frumpkin were ugly,
and that didn't stop ya.
- Hey. I was 13. I was ugly.
- Honey, you were never ugly.
You were hairy.
[Laughs]
Maybe he's nice.
Maybe he isn't, but
at least if he's ugly
you'll have the upper hand.
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