Annie Hall
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:03:00
- What's the point?
- What's the universe got to do with it?

:03:03
You're here in Brooklyn.
Brooklyn is not expanding!

:03:07
lt won't be expanding
for billions of years!

:03:11
We've got to try and enjoy ourselves
while we're here! Huh?

:03:22
My analyst says l exaggerate
my childhood memories...

:03:24
but l swear l was brought up
underneath the roller coaster...

:03:27
in the Coney lsland section
of Brooklyn.

:03:29
Maybe that accounts for my personality,
which is a little nervous.

:03:33
l have a hyperactive imagination.
My mind tends to jump around a little.

:03:38
l have some trouble
between fantasy and reality.

:03:42
My father ran
the bumper-car concession.

:03:45
There he is, and there l am.
:03:48
l used to get my aggression out
through those cars.

:03:53
l remember the staff
at our public school.

:03:56
We had a saying,
"Those who can't do, teach...

:03:59
and those who can't teach,
teach gym."

:04:03
And those who couldn't do anything,
l think, were assigned to our school.

:04:10
l must say, l always thought
my schoolmates were idiots.

:04:13
Melvyn Greenglass
and his fat little face.

:04:16
And Henrietta Farrell,
Miss Perfect all the time.

:04:19
And lvan Ackerman,
always the wrong answer. Always!

:04:23
Seven and three is nine.
:04:26
Even then l knew
they were just jerks.

:04:28
ln 1942 l had already discovered women.
:04:34
He kissed me!
:04:37
That's the second time this month!
Step up here.

:04:40
- What did l do?
- Step up here.

:04:42
- What did l do?
- You should be ashamed of yourself.

:04:44
Why? l was just expressing
a healthy sexual curiosity.

:04:47
Six-year-old boys
don't have girls on their minds.

:04:51
l did.
:04:52
For God sakes, Alvy, even Freud
speaks of a latency period!

:04:56
l never had a latency period.
l can't help it.

:04:59
Why couldn't you
have been more like Donald?


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