All language subtitles for Wild Orchid II Two Shades of Blue (1991) EN

Ain't she something?

Yeah, I was blowin'
through a town like this

when I met your mom
the first time.

Never even talked to her.

She was just standin' out
in front of her little white house,

smilin' as I drove by.

Then what?

You've heard this story
a million times.

Tell me again.

Well...

A beautiful girl started haunting me.

I played her face
over and over again in my head.

A month later, I came back and gave her
a piggyback ride right straight to hell.

You only saw her once?

Once.

- And that was enough to know?
- I knew.

Yeah. I used to feel terrible
dragging you around from town to town,

but I swear you're better off for it--
you're better educated.

- Morning, Colonel.
- Hey, Snookey!

- Fill it up for me, huh?
- Yes, sir.

Give her a shine.
I'll pick her up after church.

Come on, May.

Come on, son.

You probably think I'm just a regular kid
on his way to church with his parents.

But what I really am is an escaped convict
from the prison down the road.

Joshua!

Now!

You know, there was a time early on
before prison, I was a horn player.

Sort of a...

...child prodigy.

That kind of means
divinely gifted.

You probably think I'm crazy,
but I'm not.

Guilty, yes.
Crazy, no.

If you were locked up,
you'd try and escape, too.

Joshua!

The problem with escaping
is they always come after you.

They do if you're lucky.

Who was that
you were talkin' to?

Just some horn player.

Yeah, I thought he was hearin' it.

Hearin' what?

The beat.

Is that good or bad?

Well, that's good, honey.
That's good. Yeah, that's excellent.

You gotta be
a little extraterrestrial these days.

Otherwise, you wind up being a lawyer
or a banker or something like that.

But that boy's got it.
He's tuned in.

Yeah, he's headed for the moon.

You need help.

No.

God. It's Jules.

I can't...

I can't let him see me like this.

If we lose this gig,
money's gone.

No clubs worth a damn.

You gotta go out there and tell him--
don't let him see me like this.

Get out there, tell him anything.
Tell him--tell him I got the flu.

Tell him--

Tell him!

He's got the flu.

It came out of nowhere.

He'll be all right in a day or two.

He'll make it up to you.

He's so sick.

I really don't know what to do.

Sure you do, honey.

You know as well as I do
what he needs.

Where do I get it?

No problem.

You got the money?

No.

Now, that's a problem.

I can work for you.
Wait tables.

Around here you gotta be 21
if there's liquor on the premises.

Then give him an advance.

I already did.
I paid him half when I booked him.

Don't play games with me, Jules.

If you got something
on your mind, say it.

You ever been with a man?

No.

Come here.
I wanna show you something.

Your dad and me
go back a long time.

That's your mom.

And that's you.

Can I have it?

Can I have the picture?

Can I have the picture?

There's a robe
on the back of the bathroom door.

You can use it if you want.

I don't think so.

I'm afraid if I go in there,
I'd lock the door and never come out.

You might not like
looking at me...

...but I love looking at you.

First time I was with a woman...

...we did it just like this.

Wasn't planned.

We just, uh...
sort of took off our clothes...

...lied down...

...stared at the ceiling for a while.

I'm cold.

I'll warm you up.

How long have you known?

Let's not talk about it. We never
have before, so let's not start now.

I've tried to quit.

A thousand times.

So?

So I'm gonna try again.

When?

Soon as we're out of here.

Jules may have been
my angel of mercy last night,

but he's gonna come
collecting this morning.

I know him well enough
to know that.

If he's your friend, why couldn't he
give you something for old time's sake?

Did you ask him?

Did you ask him why he had
a picture of your mother up there...

where he could see it
all these years?

In his office.

In his bedroom.

What were you doing up there?

What were you doing
up there, Blue?

What were you doing
in his bedroom?

You wanna talk about it?
Fine!

Let's talk about it.

Don't you think I know what goes on
in every bathroom

in every parking lot
of every club you play in?

What were you doing
up there, Blue?!

What were you doing
in his bedroom?

I spared your mother,
but, goddamn it, I couldn't spare you!

Goddamn it!

No! Get off him!
Get off him!

Don't you come near me.
I'll knock your fuckin' head off!

I'm not the problem here
and you know it!

You eat shit!

Get out!

Get out!

Gotta play.

Gotta pay the damages.

It's something I would've done
sooner or later anyway.

Part of growing up.

I think what some people do

is they pretend they're in love
to just kind of justify it.

Not me. Uh-uh.

I'm not gonna bullshit myself.

Never have, never will.

I love you.

I know.

I know.

When my world

Comes together

The rough edges

Will all be round

Every little thing
will make perfect sense then

Every single sight

Every random sound

When my world

It comes together

No dark clouds
will block my view

Then they'll all

Have silver linings

And the sun will shine

On through

I'm Elle.

A friend of Jules.

I'm truly sorry
about your father.

I didn't really know him, but...

...did have the pleasure
of hearing him play over the years.

I always wondered what it would be like
to have his kind of...

...poetry rattling around
inside your soul.

What do you want?

The question is, Blue...
what do you want?

Do you have a place
to spend the night?

Do you have any family,
any friends you can go to?

Any way of earning a living?

You could stay on here
and clean motel rooms.

I'm sure Jules
would grant you that favor.

In return for other favors,
of course.

Or if you're strong enough...

...brave enough...

...you can come with me,

work for a short time
and have everything you ever wanted.

What does Jules
get out of this?

More than the cost of a plate?

More than the cost
of ten plates?

You still ahead of the game, Jules?
You still making a profit?

Are you crazy?

Are you fucking crazy?!

Fucking whore.

Just like your mother.

What did you say?

You heard me.

I give him ten percent of
whatever you earn for the first six months.

Who do you think paid
for your father's casket?

And who do you think
is gonna pay for the windows?

I'm offering you a home, Blue.

I think you need one.

Take off your coat, Blue.

Your opportunities here
are boundless.

The only limits are your own moral qualms
and perhaps your stamina.

Though in your case,
I plan to use you selectively.

Take off the rest of your clothes
and step into the shoes by the window.

Beautiful.

Aren't they?

Everything here is.

The finest French wines,
Waterford crystal goblets.

Egyptian cotton sheets
pressed to perfection.

See, my clients are used
to the very best.

So are my girls.

I've asked you
to take off your clothes, Blue.

Is this really necessary?

Mary, it seems Miss McDonald
has changed her mind.

Would you please show her
to the door.

I haven't changed my mind.

I know exactly what I want,
and I know exactly why I'm here.

Hide your emotions.

There's no shame here.

You're an actress.
The role you play is your shield.

Your armor.

If you don't like the situation you're in,
then become someone who does.

Perfect.

Always in blue.

Blue gowns, blue shoes, blue handbags--
that'll be your signature.

Dominique was trained in Paris.

Watch her.

Watch her undress.

Her technique is impeccable.

Deliberate.

Sensuous.

Soft.

Watch her.

Watch her eyes.

Long hard looks
with just the hint of a smile.

Naked women
sitting on straight-backed chairs...

What could be more beautiful?

Elle wants to see you.

Put a robe on and come down
just the way you are.

This will never happen again.
Will it?!

No. Never.

You're no longer
the baby of the house, Mona.

We have a new baby.

This is Blue.

Come into the office, Blue.
There's someone I'd like you to meet.

Blue...
this is Captain Edwards.

How old are you, honey?

She's 18.
Aren't you, dear?

You got some identification?

Birth certificate, driver's license?
Anything with a date of birth on it?

Do you, Blue?

Now, that could be a problem.

It's important to know
who your friends are.

See, there are no witnesses here.

Only co-conspirators.

Understand?

Maybe.

But don't you ever hit me.

I'm sure I'll never need to.

No.

Wanna meet some of the girls?

That's Celeste.

She's from Martinique
by way of Selma, Alabama.

She's got a real pretty voice.

You should hear her sing.

This is Judy and Susie.

They always work as a team.

Look at that guy.

He's a regular.
He likes to pretend he's dead.

Hey, you like Elvis?

I fucked him.

Well, not really him,
just somebody that dressed like him.

No. But it affected me the same,
I swear it did.

That's Dell.

All she does is laugh
and cry and dance.

I was tricking out of my mama's house
for pocket change

when Elle discovered me.

And when she asked me to go with her,
I said, "You must be crazy.

I ain't got no tits or nothin"."

And she said, "Honey,
what most guys want is exuberance."

Whatever that means.

"And you've got that in spades.”

This is Ruth.

She sort of handles the rough trade.

But you'd never know in real life,
though, 'cause she's so sweet.

Bernard...
you're a very naughty boy.

And bad boys
have to be punished.

That's Dominique.

Watch her face.

She's like me.

She loves what she does.

There's something about passion.

Real passion...
that does it to me every time.

So...

What did Mona show you
that made you run away?

Nothing.

You know, there are so many
different kinds of love.

If you only believe
in the storybook kind...

...you'll always be disappointed.

Watch their faces.

What they'd really like to do is take
a knife and slit my throat, but they can't.

So, what they do instead is smile.

That's Mrs. Lloyd.

Now, Mr. Lloyd likes to do it in the kitchen,
on the linoleum, with the lights on.

But you won't do that,
will you, Mrs. Lloyd?

No, real ladies don't do
that kind of thing.

Ah, and that's Mrs. Frank.

Mr. Frank likes to be scolded.
Loves to be spanked.

Sit down, darling.

Thank you, Henry.

Unsettling behavior,
wouldn't you say,

for the president of one
of the largest banks in California?

Look at them.

They can't take their eyes
off of you.

If I wanted to, in 20 minutes

I could have your dance card filled
for the whole year.

Do you like caviar?

Delicious.

I feel like I'm in a dream.

To dreams.

And to the ladies that lunch,
the duplicity of their husbands...

to courage,
to freedom, to money...

...and to your future.

The man at the bar...

He wants you.

Go to him.

It's time to go to work.

Now?

Now.

Over there.

On the chair.

Sit back.

Put your feet on the stirrups.

Do it.

Do it.

If you're as strong
as I think you are, you'll stay.

If not, you'll run.

I have to know.

So do you.

Do it.

Don't think about it.

Just do it.

Senator Todd Dixon, Blue.

Forgive the formality.

I've just escaped
from a terrible sit-down dinner.

Not a soul there under 50.

Turn over and lie on your stomach.

What are you afraid of?

Nothing.

You got three weeks.

And that's being optimistic.

After that, you're hooked.

Not to the money
or to the sex...

...but to the power.

'Cause little by little,
you become...indifferent.

You see, most of them,
even though they're paying,

they want to at least think
they're special.

But because you don't give a shit,
that gives you the power.

And when that happens,
it's all over.

You're hooked.

What would you say, Blue,
if I told you that in less than ten years

the United States would be capable
of sending men to the moon?

I like the moon the way it is.

Is that so?

I know it's not
gonna happen to you.

You're only doing this
until you get enough money together

to get whatever it is you want.

Then you'll just walk away
like it never happened.

If you really want to make it work,

what you oughta do is
take the money you're spending on me

and buy two plane tickets
to Miami Beach.

Sit by the pool,
put a little suntan lotion on her,

rent a convertible,
take a drive in the Everglades.

Fuck her in the back seat.
Stuff like that.

Seriously.

It's true.
That's what I told him.

You can't do that, honey.

You keep talkin' like that,
you're gonna put us out of business.

Now, that's never gonna happen.

There's girls you fuck
and girls you marry,

and never the twain shall meet.

Don't you think that every single one
of Elle's girls start out the same way?

But the years go by
and there they are.

Still dreaming
the same bullshit dreams.

Three weeks, darlin'.

The meter's ticking.

I killed my father, Sully.

I broke his heart.

Are you okay?

I think so.

Take my hand.

Scream for me,
will you, my dear?

Just put your head back
and scream.

No one will hear you but me.

Was that so difficult?

Somebody pays you to scream,
you scream.

You open up your goddamn mouth
and scream!

What were you planning
to do, darling?

Save me again?

What you don't seem to understand
is there are some people...

...who just don't want
to be saved.

Fucking bitch!
I'll kick your fucking ass!

Get the fuck over here!

You wanna talk to someone,
you talk to me, all right?!

Get out! Get out!

- Fuck you, bitch!
- Fuck you!

She'll kill me!
I know she will!

Not if she can't find you.

Just come with me.
I'll stop the bus.

Just get on the bus
and come with me. Please!

Just come with!

Hey! Wait!
My salvation! I know--

It's me, Josh, remember?
The trumpet player?

I can't believe this.
What are you doing here?

I live here.

Thank you, God!
Thank you!

Give me an address or a phone number
'cause I gotta see you.

I gotta see you.

Joshua.

Look, meet me tomorrow
at the bus station, okay? 4:00!

4:00 sharp!

Hey, baby!
Hey, beautiful, where you goin'?

Hey, beautiful, hold up. Hold up!
I'm just tryin' to talk to you.

Please?
Why don't you give me a smile?

Come here. Touch me.

Hold my hand.

Where you goin'?

She's givin' us the slip.
Go on.

Hey, forget it, baby!

You can run,
but you cannot hide!

Come on. A phone number,
baby, that's all I'm askin'.

I gotta be able
to find you again.

Oh, baby,
you're breakin' my heart.

Baby, baby, baby.

You wanna go out
for a milk shake?

A movie?
A drive-in?

Anything. Anything.

What the hell is this?

It's where I live. You wanted to know
where to find me--now you know.

I'm coming back,
and I'm gonna buy your ass.

You hear me? My name's J.J. Clark,
and I'm gonna fuck you, whore.

I'm gonna split you apart.

Come on.
Come on, goon!

Shut that music off, Elle.

We didn't drive
no goddamn 65 miles

so my boy couldn't have
his pick of the litter.

Come on, girls.
Let's get your clothes off now.

Let my boy see what he's buyin'.

- Come on, get your clothes off--
- Excuse me, ladies.

As you can see, my dad obviously
has my best interests at heart.

But I want you to know the only reason
I consented to come out here at all

is I was getting real tired
of him calling me queer. So...

I want this clearly understood.
I'm not queer.

I'm just a virgin.

Not to worry.
I come prepared.

My very best and favorite pair
of paisley pajamas.

A Christmas present
from my aunt Esther.

To be worn only on special occasions.
I think this qualifies.

Hey, cut out your bullshit, boy.

Take your pick.

How long is this
supposed to last?

Fifteen minutes?

Half hour?

An hour?

No offense, but, uh...

1 kind of made up my mind
before I came here

that I wasn't gonna do anything.

1 kind of got this notion,
see, how...

How the first time should be
with someone that I love.

Sometimes I think my old man
knows me better than I know myself.

Look at you.

If you were just ordinary...
l could resist.

I know I could.

Ridiculous pajamas.

Christmas present.

What are you gonna do?

I really am a virgin.

But I believe
in beginner's luck.

That boy...

If he ever shows up again,
I think Mona might be the girl for him.

Oh, that's right.
Mona's gone.

How much money
did you give her?

Everything I had.

Did she tell you
she was going to Vegas?

She usually does.

But she'll come back.

They always come back.

If I wasn't so sure,
I'd be angry.

Oh, by the way...

Do you always cry
when you make love?

If she didn't tell me,
I never would've recognized you.

You look good like this.

Better, even.

I told you
I was gonna be back.

My buddies over here chipped in
to get me a stag-party present a little early.

I'm gettin' married
a month next Sunday!

Gentlemen, what did I tell you?

What did I fuckin' tell you?!

Get the lady a drink--
whatever she wants.

It is on us.

So, tell me about your bride, J.J.

She must be some woman
to land a man like you.

Well, her daddy owns one of them
plastic factories out on 33.

I'm not interested in her daddy, J.J.

Tell me something about her.

What color hair does she have?

Blonde.
Probably even natural.

Except you never know for sure until.

Until what, J.J.?

Until you can get a chance
to match the color of the hair up here

to the color down there.

You...

What about your hair, J.J.?

Looks to me like you put
a little lemon on it...

...and sat out in the sun, huh?

Are you a real blond, J.J.?

Let me see.

You're not.

Do you wanna go upstairs?

Is that what you want?

Let's go.

Come on.
Let's go upstairs.

Why go upstairs, J.J.,
if we can do it right here?

If you're gonna rip me apart,
don't you want your friends to see?

After all, they're paying.

Come on, J.J.
Don't you want to?

Get up.

What about
your plastics queen, J.J.?

You gonna tell her how you ripped
me apart, how you made me scream?

No problem--you want
someone to scream, you scream.

You just open up
your goddamn mouth and scream.

Scream!

How does it feel
to be a piece of ass for sale?

How does it feel
to marry a plastics queen

whose daddy is gonna own your ass
for the rest of your life?

Come on, J.J.
Come on.

Come on.

This is not what I paid for.

I don't need a monkey suit
to get laid.

Come on!

Fuck you.

Get your hands off me!

Get 'em off of me!

Come on!
Somebody help me out!

Stop it!

I told you never to hit me!

Well, you repeat after me.
You stop it.

"I will never humiliate a client again."
Now you say it!

I hated him!

- You hated him.
- I hated him!

Why? He's nothing.
He doesn't exist, that guy.

I cannot do this anymore, Elle. I can't.
I thought I could, but I can't!

I've got a lot of time
and a lot of money invested in you.

- I'll pay you back.
- Yeah? How?

With 25 cent tips you'd make
waiting on tables? Don't be ridiculous!

I can see you now.

Hamburger fat with varicose veins
running up and down your thighs.

Babies sucking on your tits

and a husband who beats the shit
out of you when his dinner is late.

That's a real life, sweetheart, but
lucky for you, you'll never have to live it.

- You wanna know why?
- Why?

Because I won't let you!

I won't let you!

If she should disappear,
I'll hold you responsible.

Guess I couldn't stay away.

Guess not.

You get used to things.

I guess so.

You. Go put on your best dress.
You're comin' with me.

Give her a break, Tommy.

The guy's a goddamn senator.
He wants Blue, I deliver Blue.

So don't fuck with me--
you got it?

Do as I say!

Get in the damn car.

Let's go.

I need to speak to you.

Please.

Of course.

I don't wanna do this.

Don't be frightened.

Think of them
as extensions of me.

Turn around, Blue.

Turn around and face me.

There's at least $5,000 there.

Enough, I'm sure, to handle
any reservations you might have.

- Please.
- Do it, Blue.

Let me see your fangs.

If you're angry,
show me your claws.

It's liberating.

Don't!

No. No!

No!

Undress her.

No! No!

No!

Take that shit off her.

Now.

- Try--Goddamn it!
- Take it off her.

How much is this gonna cost me,
Sully? What's the deal?

You wanna make a deal?

Shut your mouth
and I don't blow your fuckin' head off!

- Get me out of here!
- Come on.

You have any idea how much trouble
you just bought yourself?

You wanna talk
about trouble, Senator?

How 'bout the newspapers
get a hold of this?

Sucker.
She's just a fucking whore!

Come on.

Get me Edwards!
Get me the fucking mayor!

No! No, I won't go back!

It's okay! It's okay.

It's okay. It's okay.

I don't wanna make trouble
for you, Sully.

You're not making any trouble
for me, darlin'.

The question is...
what do you wanna do now?

In a perfect world...
tell me what you'd want.

There's no such thing
as a perfect world.

Sure there is.

Right up here.

Everybody has one.

Compliments of the senator.

Are you crazy?

What about Elle?

We're talkin' about you.

My daddy and I,
we used to have this idea.

About having the perfect place.

A house, school...

stuff like that.

You wouldn't wanna come with me,
would you, Sully?

Sort of...
pretend to be a family?

Just for a little while?

I'd be honored.

Come on!
Hey, we're good!

How do you like
your eggs, darlin'?

I hope you like 'em burned.

In the play, Shakespeare examines
the deterioration of a family.

Greed, illusions, broken dreams.

King Lear is getting old,

so he's going to divide his kingdom
among his three daughters.

And the one that loves him the best
will get the largest share--

Class, this is Blue.

Blue McDonald.

Well, tell us a little something
about yourself, Blue.

Well, there really isn't
that much to say.

And where did you call home
before joining us?

Sacramento.

Oh. Sacramento's a lovely city.

Yes. Yes, it is a lovely city.

All right, class.

We'll discuss the first act tomorrow,
so be prepared.

King Lear, dear.
Enjoy.

You might think
I'm just a normal high school senior

with a football scholarship
on his way to West Point, but...

But what I really am...
is a space traveler from Saturn

sent down here
to find the perfect woman.

When you didn't show up that day
in Sacramento, you broke my heart.

And now here you are.

Is that really your name? Blue?

My father liked the color blue.

Blue skies, blue moon--
like that.

Blue McDonald.

Perfect.

All right, now.
Grab a partner.

We're gonna have
a little competition!

So get behind
the white line, girls.

Wheelbarrow race.

Wanna be partners?

Yeah.

On the whistle!

Do you wanna be
the wheelbarrow?

Maybe you should. It's the difference
between an empty one and a full one.

Okay.

Al right!

- Down to the green line!
- This is stupid.

This is high school.

Ready?

Hurry! We're winning!

We're gonna win!

We won! Yes!
We won!

We won!

We did! We won.
I can't believe it!

Yeah.

Tuck your arms
all the way in.

I got it! I got it!

This has been the best day
of school I've ever had.

It was exciting.

Does your--your dad let you
go out on school nights?

No.

Weekends?

Sure. I think so.

Okay. Friday night, then.

No...that's not good enough.

Meet me after school tomorrow.
I'll ditch practice.

There's somethin'
I gotta tell you, Sully.

This place...

It's not just 'cause my father and I drove
through here once--it's more than that.

There's a boy here.

He came by Elle's
with his father once.

He didn't recognize me.

To him, I'm just some girl
he's seen a couple times.

Well, then that's...
all he needs to know.

I love this place.

It used to belong
to these two old brothers.

They hated each other so much,
they didn't talk for 40 years.

But they grew
the most beautiful flowers

and they used to pot 'em here
and sort of sell 'em.

Can you imagine livin' with someone
for 40 years and never saying a word?

The bed's, uh...

The bed's mine.
I bought it at an auction and...

the sheets and pillowcases are my mom's.
I sort of borrowed them.

Whenever I run away from home,
this is where I come.

As long as we're here, you don't mind
if I air out the sheets, do ya?

You read On the Road?

It's like Kerouac jumped
right inside my head.

Driving fast back and forth
across the country,

one adventure after another.

Free thinking, free falling.

My dad's got this--this idea of how
the Point's gonna straighten me out.

Brainwash me, maybe.

Straighten me out.

Never.

My God, you're pretty.

Seriously pretty.

Squint my eyes just right,
I can almost see through that dress.

Just kidding.

You probably got a boyfriend somewhere
who's gonna come kick my ass,

but I don't care.

I don't have a boyfriend.

You do now.

You probably think I bring
every girl I meet here, but I don't.

It might sound crazy,
but I've always had the idea that...

the first time should be
with someone special.

How I'd wait
until I found someone I loved.

And did you?

What?

Wait.

Kind of. I don't know.
There was this...

...kind of Oriental girl.

I never heard her speak and--

And did you make love to her?

Almost.

Almost?

Wait--did I say something wrong?
Did I do something wrong?

Did I?

Wait. Wait.

Did you ever see anybody
walk on their hands?

I could go all the way
to Pittsburgh like this--watch.

Blue?
Blue McDonald?

There's a phone call for you
in the principal's office.

It's your mother.

Hello?

Hello?

If you'd known it was me,
would you have come to the phone?

What in the hell are you doing?

Getting out of here.

She knows where we are.
It's over.

She knows exactly where we are.

She called me at school.
At school!

Where are you gonna go?

Somewhere. Anywhere.
I don't care.

You don't care.

What are you gonna do
when she finds you? Run?

And run again?

And run again?

You gotta stand up to her.

She senses any weakness,
she moves in for the kill.

My mother!

She told them she was my mother.

Blue, twenty-four, sweep.
On hut.

- Ready?
- Tigers!

Go! Go!

And hut!

Time out!
Time out!

This is it!
The last play of the game.

The California's Division Two
Championship comes down lo this.

Let me tell you somethin'--
you're not gonna embarrass me.

- Give me an "E"!
- E!

This is for the state championship,
goddamn it.

Now just get your ass
back in there and win this game.

Come on, come on, come on.
Let's go.

Down!

Set!

Hike!

I'm a fake.

Everything about me is bullshit.

I'm a fake, too.

I love you.

I know you do.

Josh?

Come on out.

Hell, it's important!

There's some scouts
that saw you tonight!

They saw you play
and they wanna talk to you!

Hell, you never know.

You might change your mind
about going to the Point.

You know what your old man says.

It's always a good idea
to have a back-up.

Come on, son.

Come on, son.

Wait for me.

Sit down, son.

I think this is just about the hardest thing
I've ever had to do in my life, son.

But you would've heard about it
sooner or later.

And it's better you hear it
from somebody that loves you.

Now, I wouldn't have believed this
if I hadn't seen it with my own eyes.

I know how hard this is
for you, son.

Turn it off!

Please turn it off!

Let it run.

Let the fucking thing run.

Who are you to judge me?
Who are any of you to judge me?!

You finally recognize me?
Do you?!

The girl you just couldn't resist?

What?!

You always got so much to say.
Say it!

Aren't you even gonna ask me why?

I understand.

I know you wanted it
to be different.

You hope and pray
it'll be different.

But it never is.

They hate people like us.

Hate us because we tell the truth.

Because we live it.

You son of a bitch!

Run that motherfucker down,
Tommy!

- Jeez!
- Run him down!

Bastard!

Goddamn it, Sully!

Tommy?

- Sully!
- Are you nuts? Are you fucking nuts?

She's made up her mind!
She's coming with me!

You wanna live
or do you wanna die?

You go with her,
it's the same as dying!

Let me make it
real fucking easy for you!

I lived in a sewer all my life,

and I can't stand seeing
one more person I love drown in it.

Who in the hell are you
to judge anybody?

Do you wanna live
or you wanna die?

You say it!

Say it, goddamn it!

She can't do it, Elle.

Don't make it about winning.

Just let her go.

You'll come back.

I can wait.

Sully?

You awake?

What do you think?

Wanna hear the good news?

Are you kidding?

At least I don't have to worry
about him finding out anymore.

The cat's out of the bag.

What do you think he'd say if I
showed up at school on Monday morning?

My homework done,
my book report finished.

What the hell, right?

Coming from Saturn, ...

I sometimes get confused
with Earth people, their customs, and...

So what I usually try to do
in a really tough situation

is to let my heart
do my thinking for me.

Heart my ass.

Talk is cheap when you've never
had to worry about how--

Let me tell you something!

You are really starting
to piss me off!

Just put yourself
in my shoes, okay?

It's kind of hard to adjust

when all of a sudden you find out
the girl you love was a prostitute!

So it kind of disoriented me
for a second, okay?!

So it took me ten minutes
to adjust, all right?

What am I supposed to do?
Punish myself for the rest of my life?

I loved you the first time I saw you.
I loved you the second time I saw you--

even though
I didn't know it was you.

I loved you at the farm
and I loved you under the bleachers.

And...

And I love you now.

Please...

You know, it's possible
you could be my salvation.

You know, I think I like
"I love you" better.