Looking: The Movie Page #2
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- 2016
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a super race
with special abilities.
I'm in. I'm so in.
Yes! It's actually
a really cool game.
Can I have one?
Absolutely!
Of course you're in.
Anything alien, sold.
But what is there to do
in Salt Lake City?
What do you do?
Richie:
Denver.Thank you.
In Denver too.
What do you do in Denver?
Goddammit, sorry.
Brady:
You don't miss it here?
I mean, I miss you guys.
I miss the people for sure.
But in a lot of ways,
the cities are very similar.
It's the same
small-batch coffee,
the same Korean meatballs,
a little less,
you know, San Francisco.
In the way--
in the way the people--
Oh, my God, no, come on.
No, you know,
in the way the people
in San Fransisco
can be annoying.
You know what
I'm talking about.
I totally get it.
Are there any gays?
Are there any gays
in Denver?
Yeah, there's a lot of gays.
It's a-- it's a big city.
And Paddy's been making
the most of being
the single cowgirl
in town, right?
I have. I have.
Is it like
"Brokeback Mountain"?
Are you just,
like, having sex
with Jake Gyllenhaal?
(laughter)
No, but I, uh,
I broke this back-mountain
a couple of times,
if you know what I mean.
Oh, hey!
Yes, yes, yes, yeah.
Patrick:
I did, I did.
Girl, you've changed.
(laughter)
I can't believe I...
have this stupid bag.
Oh, God.
Your hair looks good.
(chuckles)
Thank you.
Kept it short, huh?
I did, yeah.
Short on the...
Yeah.
Short on the sides.
It's good
to see you.
You too.
Sorry I was
so incommunicado,
but it just felt
while I got settled,
and then...
You don't need to explain.
Yeah, but I left--
I left so suddenly
without much
of an explanation.
You did
what you had to do.
I did.
So, don't sweat it.
All right.
So what's it like
being back home
so close to your folks?
Well, I'm near home.
I'm not at home,
and that, uh,
50-minute car ride
makes all the difference.
Ah.
But, uh...
It's been pretty positive.
and be myself,
so that feels like progress.
Well, that's good.
Yeah.
And how's your mom?
She's all right.
It's probably helpful
that I was there
and only semi-judgmental
about her choice
to drop my dad.
Mm.
How are you
about the divorce?
Me?
Yeah.
I'm 30.
(chuckles)
I don't think
that matters.
You know, she actually
dumped the guy
that she left my dad for,
Oh, my God.
and now she's having sex
with her therapist,
Dr. Sapperstein.
Oh, really?
Yeah.
a f***ing mess of things.
But then, uh...
like mother like son,
I guess.
I'm saying nothing.
(chuckles)
So, I...
I finally followed
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