Biloxi Blues
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:21:02
Don't approve of our cuisine, Jerome?
:21:04
It's not that, Sergeant.
It's a religious objection.

:21:09
This is the week that
my people fast for two days.

:21:11
This is July, Jerome. Rosh Hashanah
and Yom Kippur are in September.

:21:15
I have an all-religious calendar in my
barracks room. Don't try that shit on me.

:21:21
It's a different holiday.
:21:23
- It's called EI Malagueña.
- EI Malagueña?

:21:26
It's for Spanish Jews.
:21:29
Carney, bring your food.
:21:32
Come on.
:21:34
- Put half your food onto Jerome's tray.
- Yes, Sergeant.

:21:38
Eat in good health, Jerome,
and happy EI Malagueña to you.

:21:42
Come on.
:21:44
What's your story, Epstein?
Don't tell me. Today is La Cucaracha.

:21:48
I have a digestive disorder. It's
commonly known as a nervous stomach.

:21:53
I have a letter from my internist
at Mount Sinai Hospital on Fifth Avenue.

:21:57
You see, the trouble is you're not on Fifth
Avenue now. You're in Biloxi, Mississippi.

:22:03
Corporal, make sure that Private Epstein
finishes everything on his tray,...

:22:07
- ..including that letter. Hm?
- Yes, Sergeant.

:22:27
Come on,
move your ass. Come on.

:22:30
- Move it! Come on, move it up!
- Goddamn bugs!

:22:34
Why don't they bite each other?
They have more blood than us.

:22:37
Jesus Christ, what was that?
:22:41
Sergeant Toomey giggling.
:22:44
Oh, God, you are pitiful!
You're embarrassing me...

:22:48
..in front of the lizards and the buzzards.
:22:52
Bunch of lard-asses I got here.
:22:54
What would you do
if the Japanese army was behind ya?

:22:58
Surrender and get some sleep.

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