The Perfect Storm Page #2
- PG-13
- Year:
- 2000
- 130 min
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They're yours, aren't they?
Hey, beautiful.
Yeah, you.
Buy you a drink?
Seeing as I got two in front of me,
I don't think so.
I'm not very observant, am I?
I got a feeling, yeah,
along with a lot of other things.
Why don't we start over?
You know what would look good on you?
Me.
No good?
Have a drink. It's not that bad.
Thank you. Here's to crime.
You're pathetic.
You still want to be a fisherman?
Who told you I wanted to be
a fisherman?
You want to come with me.
I want to come with you,
but I don't want to be a fisherman.
You know, buddy...
...one of these days your mom's
gonna find you a new dad.
I don't want a new dad.
I'm sorry.
Your mom can't sit around
by herself all the time.
She isn't sitting around.
I'm sure he's a good guy.
I know your mom wouldn't take up
with anybody but a good guy.
And you know, buddy...
...the most important thing is
that you and Mommy are happy.
Can we talk about something else now?
I miss you too, buddy.
I miss you so damn much.
What'd you say your name was again?
Irene. Is that so tough?
I'm sorry. Listen.
Could I maybe take you home?
I don't think so.
I came to watch the game. Instead I
got schnockered with Bugsy.
-What does Bugsy stand for anyway?
-Michael.
That's a nice name.
Why don't you use it?
Because people know me as Bugsy.
Big day tomorrow.
I can't take you home?
What, in a wheelbarrow?
Crew guys like you never have cars.
Lay off. I got feelings too.
Where, down in your pants?
Jesus, lady, where's the passion
in your life?
Home in bed.
One of them's 6, the other one's 8.
All I can say is,
there's some lucky kids.
They got a wonderful mother.
You're not messing with me, are you?
Haven't got time.
We're going out in two days.
Well, I'm sorry to hear that, Michael.
Gotta go.
What do you mean?
-Where you going?
-Have these.
-Thank you.
-See you.
-Bye, Ethel.
-See you.
Watch your step.
I smell Coppertone.
That means that
Captain Linda Greenlaw...
...a lady vain about her nose,
is in my wheelhouse.
Make that Hawaiian Tropic.
At least I got the nose right.
Your guys are loading bait
and groceries.
-You doing a turnaround?
-No rest for the weary.
There you go.
Flaunting your work ethic.
I don't have a work ethic.
I just have work.
I love to watch you study charts.
Why?
You know them all by heart.
that you're blowing smoke up my ass?
I thought I'd make a pass.
You see, I'm looking for a guy
to come home to Maine with me...
...buy a house and raise kids.
What does that guy and you do after?
The thing is, I'm happy.
I'm happy I'm fit to do this.
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