I Call First Page #3

Synopsis: Bobby (Anthony Cillo) is a typical young man on the streets of Denver, Colorado. Even as an adult, he stays close to home with a core group of friends with whom he drinks and hangs around. He gets involved with a local girl (Hannah Richter) he met on the RTD Light Rail, and decides he wants to get married and settle down. As they get deeper into their relationship, he declines her offer to have sex because he thinks she is a virgin and he wants to wait. One day, the girl tells him that she was once raped by a former boyfriend. This crushes Bobby. He rejects her and attempts to return to his old life of immaturity with his friends. However, after a particularly wild party with friends, he realizes he still loves her and returns to her apartment one early morning. He awkwardly tells her that he forgives her and says that he will "marry her anyway." Upon hearing this, the girl tells him marriage would never work if her past weighs on him so much. Bobby becomes enraged, but quickly recants
 
IMDB:
8.0
Year:
2015
70 min
42 Views


-l don't feel like going uptown.

-What do you mean, you don't?

There's a new broad.

She's supposed to be very nice.

We'll take a ride and go uptown.

-l don't feel like going.

-All right--

Let's go down to the Village,

get a couple drinks.

Go down to the Village

and get a couple drinks?

-What do you think l got?

-l'm paying.

You're paying for it.

l'm not worried about it.

You're a jerk-off.

What do you think l got, a library?

-l got all the booze you want.

-Don't worry about it. l'm paying!

l'll get you a drink.

l gotta go sit in Greenwich Village with

a bunch of fairies? l don't need that.

-Let's go.

-l don't feel like going uptown.

l don't feel good.

l have to go up there?

You don't feel good?

You just wanted a drink.

-Shut up, will you?

-Hey, the kid's right.

When he's right, he's right. You don't

feel good, why you want a drink?

-You want to come uptown?

-l don't feel like going.

You don't wanna, l feel like going.

l think l'm gonna go.

Let's go to the Village, l'll buy.

Why are you buying drinks?

l got all the liquor in the world.

-l'm going uptown. Wanna go?

-l'll be out in the car.

-All right. Yeah.

-You got any money?

No, l ain't got no money.

-Go to the Village. l'll buy your drinks.

-l don't want you to buy.

l'll go for a ride.

l don't wanna go to the Village.

l'm locking up, so that's it.

-l don't feel like going uptown.

-So walk the streets with your money.

-Aren't you cold?

-Thanks.

Little bit, yeah.

-Why don't we sit down over there?

-Okay.

Yeah, you know,

we all like Wayne epics.

Yeah? Who's we?

Well, me and Joey. . .

. . .Sally Gaga.

-Sally what?

-Gaga.

-Who 's she?

-It's a he, not a she.

He's a. . . .

He's a good kid, you know?

He's really okay. He's a little younger

than Joey and l, but. . . .

No, he's all right. Yeah.

l don't think l've seen too many

of John Wayne's pictures.

-Were you born in America?

-Sure.

Aren't you ashamed you haven't

seen a John Wayne picture?

Well, l don't know.

l never thought of it that way.

-Maybe l have.

-Yeah.

lsn't it cold out here?

Would you mind sitting inside?

-No, l wouldn't mind.

-What are we doing out here? Come on.

Come on, this isn't

a regular movie magazine.

l mean, it costs a dollar.

Playboy only costs 75 cents.

You must have something to do

with movies.

-No, l don't.

-How about TV commercials maybe?

-Right?

-No.

l swear to God, you know,

you look familiar.

l saw the magazine.

lt looked interesting, so l bought it.

All right. You were a Girl Scout.

All right, then swear to it

like a Girl Scout.

-l swear.

-Okay.

-You swear what?

-Oh, come on.

Okay, l'll quit it.

What do you do with yourself?

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