The Hotel New Hampshire Page #4
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- 1984
- 109 min
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- Hang onto those chairs!
They go nowhere.
Nothing moves here.
Screwed down for life.
Grandpa, I think it's time
to go to bed.
Please, come.
They say it works both ways.
- You can either call in or you can listen.
- Fran, that's not ethical.
Okay, sex check.
I'm gonna try the Texan first.
Nothing.
Now we're gonna try
your girl friend.
Disgusting!
I expected a little something.
You weren't that hot, darling.
Jerk!
Sh*t!
- Staying in shape, huh?
- Sure.
Your pecker's gotta last you
all your life, you know?
Sure.
That breathing gets me.
I don't know whether you're dying
or trying to come.
John-O, next time it rains
come to see me.
- Franny!
- Come on, wake up.
- I just want to sleep.
- It's raining, dummy.
It's raining. It's your big day.
- It's raining!
- Stop it!
Come on, put on your shorts,
brush your teeth.
Don't be a chicken. Frank and I
have been up for hours.
- Brought you some money.
- What for?
So just in case she charges.
- What are you guys doing?
Listen, we paid for. We get to listen.
We're just looking for you.
If you start to make a fool of yourself,
we'll call for a fire drill or something.
Oh, boy!
Hi. It's me.
It's raining.
Remember?
Is it okay if I come in?
Were you expecting me?
That's how the worst germs
get spread. Mouth to mouth.
John-O.
It's customary to tip
a waitress.
Oh, I forgot it.
I love the rain.
Franny won't understand.
Lilly and Egg are too young. There's
no point in asking their opinion.
I know he smells bad, but
it is not a fatal disease.
In a hotel it is! That dog has
terminal flatulence.
He's old.
Okay, but when you're old
we'll put you to sleep.
- That's it.
- Come on, old partner.
Easy go.
Grandpa'll be along soon.
One more fart and it's off to the killers
for me. I know that.
Jesus, we'll dump it all.
- Only Franny really loves the dog.
- That's not true.
She's the one who's really
gonna be upset.
Sorrow wasn't going to leave us
so easily.
We just didn't know how Sorrow
would return.
What's going on?
- The electricity went out.
- And it's Halloween!
They're out too.
Have the railroad station call
the phone company.
- Might be the main switch.
- Come on you two.
Let's switch on all the lights
in all the rooms.
The electricity is out.
It is now, but once the power comes
back on, the whole place will light up.
All right, we'll turn the radios
and everything electrical on.
It won't be long now.
Howard? I think he's had
a heart attack.
Hello!
- I think he had a heart attack.
- Hello! Hello!
Don't do that!
Hello!
I'll go get an ambulance. Come on
let's go get the school ambulance.
Hey, what's going on?
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