Twogether Page #4
- R
- Year:
- 1992
- 120 min
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I was a hero.
Let me have $100 worth
of lottery tickets.
You pick the numbers.
[smooth jazz ]
[John narrating]
A pure response...
Nothing to stop it.
Nothing to think about, really.
Nothing to fear.
Just hold on...
and go along for the ride.
[knocking on door]
[knocking continues]
[knocking gets louder]
Final divorce papers!
Congratulations,
you're a free man.
Can I buy you a drink?
Yeah sure.
Come on in.
So where do you want it?
The champagne...
Oh yeah, here,
lemme get that for you.
What a nice surprise!
Wasn't expecting anyone!
I worked late.
Yeah?
Haven't seen ya
in a long time.
Nice dress!
So where you
been hiding, huh?
Oh, I've been around.
- Hmm?
[birds chirping]
To marriage.
To divorce.
Whoop!
Ah!
[clears throat]
Look like you're
happy to see me.
Now.
[smooth jazz ]
I don't wanna love.
We both need
the same thing...
To be able to forget
everything else.
The only thing that
matters is now.
[indistinct]
We can lose ourselves
right here.
Right now.
Here's a story
about Wally, okay?
He's a little frog who
likes to eat p*ssy!
I don't wanna hear that!
Oh, you'll hear it
and you'll like it!
[bar chatter continues]
John...
Hey, it's the girl
from the Polaroids!
John, I need to talk
to you outside.
Uh, well come on,
have a drink.
Arnie, you buying?
No, it's important.
I gotta talk to you now.
Arnie's buying.
- No, I don't want a drink.
Ohh... I guess I'll see
you guys later!
[hooting and hollering]
Big guy!
See you later, big guy!
I got it, I got it!
Buckle up for safety, man!
- Don't take too long!
Buckle up,
it's dangerous out there!
Slippery!
So how'd you know I was
at the Baja, hmm?
You left a note for Melissa
on your door.
Ooh, yeah, that's right.
Don't worry, it's still there.
Cool.
I'm um...
We're pregnant.
I knew it.
How?
I just did.
I just thought I'd--
- So what--
Go ahead.
- No, you go ahead.
I'm the only one.
[chuckles]
Yeah.
[softly]
Yeah.
[dog barking]
So, I guess we just...
have it taken care of.
Yeah.
Okay.
Okay...
Look, I...
I know you have to get
back for Melissa, so...
I'll have it taken care of.
Hey, wait a minute!
I'll go with you!
Come on, we started
this thing together!
We might as well
finish it together!
Hear me?!
You can hear me!
You can hear me!
[bottle spills on ground]
[radio announcer]
Fires still burn
in the Los Padres
National Forest,
threatening 65 homes,
as the wind-swept flames
pushed firefighters back
in their, what are so far,
losing efforts
to contain the holocaust.
Homeowners in the area
are beginning to lose all
hope of containment.
[John narrating]
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