Tex Page #3

Synopsis: After their mother dies and their father leaves them, teenage brothers Tex and Mason McCormick struggle to make it on their own.
Genre: Drama
Director(s): Tim Hunter
Production: Walt Disney Productions
  Nominated for 1 Golden Globe. Another 2 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.6
Metacritic:
78
Rotten Tomatoes:
83%
PG
Year:
1982
103 min
474 Views


till we'd been married nine months.

Come on, guys, get your coats.

Let's go tell some people.

I can just see Cole

breaking out the champagne.

Cole don't have to know about it.

I been in Cole's house a thousand times

without him knowing about it.

Yeah, well, I guess you do have to have

a few more people congratulate you.

- Getting an entire woman pregnant.

- I like how you put that.

Johnny says Cole's been on the warpath

all week.

- Hurry up, it's Cole.

- Ssh!

Open up!

What the hell's going on?

Will you guys be a little more hospitable

here? We got our common law articles.

- Hey, boy or girl?

- Boy.

- What does he weigh?

- I don't know what he weighs.

Kid just got born, man.

We put him on a diet already?

- How about a little celebration?

- Yeah! Give me that!

I'm gonna go get Jamie.

- Keep it down. My Dad's still up.

- Oh, I ain't scared of Cole.

Well, good, Mace.

I'll tell him you're here.

Hey, Jamie.

- Oh, I thought you were Johnny.

- Well, I ain't.

- Jamie, are you in bed?

- Cut it out.

Get in the closet.

Yes, Dad?

Jamie, what was that noise?

I think the wind blew the door shut.

- I told you to leave the window closed.

- I can't sleep when it's closed.

Well, you won't be able to sit if you

don't. You leave this shut, you hear?

I'm not deaf, Cole.

Good night.

Hey, you do have a reason for being

in my bedroom in the middle of the night?

I... Well...

Don't look so scared. I got my nightgown.

I'm not scared. Scared of what?

Getting what you came for.

Oh, no, no. See, Lem showed up.

He's over in Johnny and Bob's room.

Oh, yeah? Boy or girl?

- It's a boy.

- Ah!

I'm sitting there and this nurse comes in.

She goes, "Hey, are you gonna be

like her coach in there?"

And I says, "Her coach? What is this now?

A sport or something?"

"Compete against the other moms,

who can have their kid first?"

I said, "I'm sitting in that waiting room,

and I'm gonna read some old Time

magazine 20 times before I go in there."

- Hey, Jamie.

- Hey, Lem. Congratulations.

- Thank you.

- You get caught in a storm on the way?

You're just lucky she didn't have it

loaded with ink this time.

No, what he's lucky

is that I didn't have my BB gun with me.

No, where I'm really lucky

is Cole didn't catch me over there.

Whoa! Instant death.

You are a little young

to be hiding men in closets.

I wouldn't mind

if most of them stayed hid.

- So, you had a boy?

- You're damn straight.

If it'd been a girl, you could have kept

on trying till you got what you wanted.

Oh, Jesus! Don't get her started

on that femalism stuff.

Feminism.

Boy, I'm glad

Connie don't mess around with that stuff.

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Charles S. Haas

Charles Stephen Haas (born October 22, 1952), also known as Charles Haas or Charlie Haas, is an American screenwriter and actor, and novelist. Haas was born in Brooklyn, the son of Eunice (née Dillon) and Philip Haas, who was an attorney. Haas began his writing career with the film Over the Edge (1979). It was co-written with Tim Hunter and starred Matt Dillon. He later worked on Martians Go Home (1990) starring Randy Quaid. At around this time he was approached to write the script to the film Gremlins 2: The New Batch (1990), which was directed by Joe Dante and produced by Michael Finnell. Haas also had a small acting role in the film as one of the scientists. Haas later took part in recording the DVD commentary for that film, and it was noted that it was Haas's idea to set that film in New York City. Haas would later work with Dante and Finnell again, writing the script for and appearing in the film Matinee (1993). More recently, Charlie Haas wrote the 2009 novel The Enthusiast, which was published by HarperCollins. He also wrote a humor piece for The New Yorker in April 2010. more…

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