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:17:02
- Bonnie, let's get out of here.
- Darling, I think you've had enough to drink.

:17:07
- Brian.
- Bonnie. What, are we playing musical highballs here?

:17:10
- Come on, heel, boy, heel.
- Come again?

:17:12
Haven't got this one
party-broken yet, have you, Bonnie?

:17:15
Brian, this is Robert Powell.
He's the sculptor.

:17:18
Oh!
:17:20
Oh, how do you do?
Interesting work.

:17:23
- Thank you.
- Interesting. It's, uh, very urban in orientation.

:17:28
Robert, tell me, how...
:17:30
did you get the cockroach
to stand still long...

:17:33
You're drunk.
:17:36
You're ugly.
:17:40
Brian!
:17:41
Could you hold this, please?
:17:46
No, I'm okay.
Robert...

:17:49
Ohhhhhhh!
:17:51
- Brian, how could you do this?
- Have a nice day.

:18:06
- Come on. The suspense is killing me.
- Well, at least you could apologize.

:18:09
Apologize? Yes.
:18:12
Brian, we have to talk
about this seriously.

:18:17
Talk is overrated
as a means of resolving disputes.

:18:26
I moved my stuff out of
your place this afternoon.

:18:29
Left a can of Spam
in the refrigerator.

:18:31
- I hope the brewer's yeast doesn't take it personally.
- Bastard!

:18:36
Oh, shit!
:18:38
Oh, God, Brian, I'm sorry.
:18:42
I'm sor...
Brian, listen, baby.

:18:46
- I've got some interviews set up for tomorrow...
- Forget it!

:18:49
I am not a salesman.
:18:52
I tried to sell out to you,
but I couldn't close the deal.

:18:55
Please.
:18:57
I don't want to end it this way.
:18:59
jesus, everything ends badly,
otherwise it wouldn't end.


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