Last Exit to Brooklyn Page #3
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- Year:
- 1989
- 102 min
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Yeah, I know. I know.
- She's a nice girl.
- That's right. She's a nice girl.
She comes from a good family.
So?
Hey!
You get your bike yet?
Yeah, you've been saying that
as long as I known you.
the loot to get it.
Yeah, sure.
Get up you bum!
Can't you see he's sleeping?
Two, three, four, five,
six, seven, eight, nine, ten.
Did I pick them, did I pick them?
Even called the round.
Pay up!
Hey, Willie.
- Ya.
- Count to ten...
- What's that?
- Like in the fight, count to ten.
One.
Two.
Three.
Four.
Five.
Six.
Seven.
Eight.
- Nine.
- How about a drink?
Ten.
Sure I'll have a drink. Why not?
Come on.
So, you really like bikes, huh?
When you gonna give me a ride?
Ah, as soon as I get it,
you got the first ride.
I'm thinking about
getting a Harley,
like Tommy has, or maybe an Indian.
Hey, slow down, will you?
I left half of my leg in Korea.
Where we going, anyway?
It's not far.
I don't feel like walking
all over hell, you know.
If you want people to watch, we
can stay right here on the street.
In here?
Behind the car.
Hey, don't do that!
You're gonna like this.
So am I.
Bingo!
Hey!
We're gonna bust their
balls. I guarantee it.
Now, grab a beer, Frankie.
Come on, what do you say.
I gotta go home to the wife.
Hey, come on now, f*** the wife.
Ah, here is a beer.
Harry, Harry, stamp the books,
so we can go home, please.
What? Oh, yeah.
Alex, some f***ing coffee
down here? Come on.
What do I gotta do, beg?
You f***ing Greek punk!
About f***ing time.
Oh, Vin. I think the love of
your life just walked in
and sat at the counter.
Yeah!
Where?
Why, Vincent, what a surprise.
When did you get out from
your incarceration?
Whoa, wait a minute,
what's he saying?
Don't you worry, Sal. If I
you can be sure it will
be in monosyllables.
May I join you
over there, Vincent?
Sure, Georgie boy.
Come on over here.
You getting comfortable
there, Georgie?
Oh, Vincent, you've
gotten so much bigger
and harder since
I last saw you.
Yeah, it's too bad I didn't
have you upstate with me.
I had a couple of sweet kids up there
but they didn't have chips like this.
You gorgeous man!
- You got my libido twitching.
- Twitching, huh?
May I please have a cup of coffee,
Alex, you big Greek fairy?
- Would you like some coffee, Vincent?
- What are you kidding me?
than the dishwater they had upstate.
Huh, what? Now, wait a minute,
what, no, no coffee for me, Georgie?
I'm sure you have
your own money, Sal.
These bums never have any money.
Hey, who are you calling bums?
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