Walking and Talking Page #8
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- Year:
- 1996
- 86 min
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they should fit now.
[Spanish Accent]
You like? Very, very macho, no?
- [Laughing]
- I think so.
[Grunting]
[Knock At Door]
- Who is it?
- [Laura] Help.
Oh, my God.
What happened?
She just kept spraying
and curling, spraying, curling,
spraying, curling,
spraying...
And your makeup.
I know. I look
like a drag queen.
Did you really
pay for this thing?
No, you only pay if they do it
at your wedding. Ow!
God, what did you tell them
you wanted to look like?
Like BabyJane!
What do you think I told them? Ow.
So, I guess you guys
made up.
[Groans]
I tried.
He gave me his... Ow.
Mole.
In a box.
Oh, well, clearly you're not
gonna get married then.
Yeah, wouldn't you
be thrilled.
What?
Nothing.
You think I don't want
you to get married?
You know what?
Brush your hair yourself.
- What just happened?
- I don't want to talk about it.
Well, I do.
What's your problem?
My problem? My problem,
Laura, is that you're different. Okay?
How?
We used to talk
about things!
You used to need me,
for Christ's sake.
When something happens
to me now, good or bad, I tell you.
When something good or bad
happens to you, you tell Frank.
It feels unfair.
Amelia. I need you.
Not in the same way.
Okay.
You're right.
You're right. I don't call you
ten times a day like I used to.
And I don't tell you every
single thing that happens to me
because I do have Frank.
But does that make me
a bad friend because
I don't need you...
when you want me
to need you?
- Fine.
- Aah!
You know, when I do call you,
it's not enough?
And if I do see you,
that's not enough. Nothing
is ever enough for you!
It's like when Frank and I
got engaged,
you decided that I don't
care about you anymore,
and that is just not true.
I didn't decide anything.
What did I do wrong?
I know you're busy.
I know that you're having
problems with Frank.
I do. I know that.
But you're so wrapped up
in what's happening to you,
that you don't even know
what I'm going through.
Stop for a second and think
of what it's like for me!
That's all I want.
Okay.
What is it like
for you?
Hard.
Sad.
I miss you.
What's it like
for you?
It's lonely.
- I'm really lonely.
- I'm sorry.
- I'm sorry.
- I love you.
Oh, God.
I love you.
- I slept with Andrew.
- You what?
It was fun.
[Pop]
- Hi.
- Hey, how's it hangin'?
Uh, good.
Is Frank here?
Oh, I've been traveling
lf these are tears
Let them fall
Must I paint you a picture
About the way that I feel
- You know my love for you
is strong, girl
- Love is strong
- You know my love for you is real
- Love is real
- Ahh.
- [Everyone Laughs]
What did you wish for?
I wished for a few more
healthy years.
You know, I might get it.
It's hereditary.
Yes, you might.
I've sworn off porno,
and I'm going crazy.
- So watch some.
- No. Don't want to.
I'll be right back.
How are ya?
You having fun?
I can't remember who I'm talking to
in the middle of my sentence.
[Laughs]
I can't remember people
in my own family.
- Do you remember me?
- You're my son.
Yeah, I'm your son.
[Chuckles, Sniffles]
[Sighs]
Do you want something
to drink? I was gonna
go get something...
No. No. No, thanks.
You know, it's nice.
Everyone came to my party.
Look at
Aunt Cynthia's dress.
What do you think
she was thinking?
Looks like the same dress...
she wore to your mother's
college graduation 40 years ago.
That I remember.
Is it?
Really?
That's an old dress.
[Andrew]
I like the flowers.
The flowers are especially nice.
Sixteen more hours.
Do you want a turn?
- This is nice.
- Must I paint you a picture
About the way that I feel
- You know my love for you
is strong, girl
- Love is strong
- You know my love for you is real
- Love is real
Oh, my God.
Aah!
Sure and pure
- [Continues]
- Is Andrew here?
Yeah. You should see him.
He's wearing a suit. I think
he got it from his Bar Mitzvah.
[Sighs]
What's gonna happen
with you guys?
I don't know.
I'm not sure I want it
to go anywhere.
You know.
It is Andrew.
- You were obsessed with Andrew.
- I was.
- Right. You were.
- Turn around.
[Exhales]
Have you seen Frank?
Is he alone?
No, he had some, um,
very weird guy with him.
Oh, Rick.
Good. Good.
Come here.
[Exhales]
- Must I paint you a picture
- Wow.
= About the way that I feel
- You don't look fine.
- I don't?
- No, you look beautiful.
My love for you
is strong, girl
- You know my love for you is real
- Are you ready?
- I'm wearing a shower curtain.
- I won't tell anyone.
Must I paint you a picture
About the way that I feel
- You know my love for you
is strong, girl
- Love is strong
- You know my love for you is real
- Love is real
Must I paint you a picture
About the way that I feel
- You know my love for you
is strong, girl
- Love is strong
- You know my love for you is real
- Love is real
Must I paint you a picture
About the way that I feel
[Country Pop]
As I wait for sleep
to drag me under
In the evening gloom
I sit and wonder
Words I should have said
to you
The things I always
meant to do
The bad dreams
all came true
You woke up my neighborhood
Night after night
we would row
You woke up my neighborhood
Things are pretty quiet
'round here now
When I think of how
we were together
You know we couldn't
be like that forever
Beneath the seven
sisters stars
The night we let it
go too far
I slept out in the car
You woke up my neighborhood
Night after night
we would row
You woke up my neighborhood
Things are pretty quiet
'round here now
I remember skipping
'round the porch
Till it grew cold
I remember feelin'
like I was
Eight years old
Somersaults
across the lawn
Singin; dancin'
Up till dawn
Every now and then
we'd have a row
You woke up my neighborhood
Things are pretty quiet
'round here now
You woke up my neighborhood
Night after night
we would row
You woke up my neighborhood
Things are pretty quiet
'round here now
You woke up my neighborhood
Night after night
we would row
You woke up my neighborhood
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