The Boys in the Band Page #2
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- Year:
- 1970
- 118 min
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Well, there's one thing
to be said for masturbation:
you certainly don't have to
look your best.
Oh. Will you get
out of here?
What are you
so depressed about?
Other than the usual
everything, I mean.
I really don't wanna
get into it.
Well, if you're
not gonna tell me,
how can we have
a conversation in-depth?
A warm, rewarding,
meaningful friendship?
Up yours!
Why, Captain Butler, how you talk.
It's just that, today,
I finally realized
that I was raised
to be a failure.
I was groomed for it.
Naturally, it all goes
back to Evelyn and Walt.
Christ. How sick analysts
must get of hearing
how Mama and Daddy made
their darling into a fairy.
It's beyond just that now.
how some of the other pieces
Like why I never
finished anything
I've started in my life.
My neurotic compulsion
to not succeed.
Donald, you're
so serious this evening.
Forget your troubles
Come on, get happy
You better chase
All your cares away
What's more boring than a queen
doing a Judy Garland imitation?
A queen doing
Meanwhile, back at
the Evelyn and Walt syndrome.
Failure is the only thing
with which I feel at home,
because...that's what
I was taught at home.
Where did you get
that sweater?
on the Right Bank called Herms.
I work my ass off
scrubbing floors,
and you waltz around
throwing cashmere sweaters on.
The one on the floor
in the john is vicua.
Why, I beg your pardon.
You can get a job doing
something else, you know.
Nobody's holding a gun
to your head to be a charwoman.
And that is, how you say,
your neurosis.
Gee, and I thought
it's why I was born.
Besides, just because
I wear expensive clothes
does not necessarily mean
they're paid for.
Oh, that is, how you say,
your neurosis.
I'm a spoiled brat. So, what
do I know about maturity?
The only thing "mature" means
to me is Victor Mature.
I can understand people having
an affinity for the stage,
but movies are such garbage,
who can take them seriously?
Well, I'm sorry if
your sense of art is offended.
Odd as it may seem,
there was no Shubert Theatre
in Hot Coffee, Mississippi.
However, thanks to
the silver screen,
your neurosis has got...style.
to squander one's unemployment
check at Pavilion.
head over heels in debt?
is the ingenious ways
I dodge the bill collectors.
Come to think of it,
you're the type
that gives faggots
a bad name.
And you, Donald...
you are a credit
to the homosexual.
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