Little Man Tate
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:27:03
He writes, he paints, he does everything.
:27:06
You should see this painting
he made for me. It's like, incredible, so...

:27:11
Just a minute here. Why are you
suddenly changing your mind? Hm?

:27:17
Excuse me?
:27:19
I don't mean to pry but, um...
:27:23
...do you need time alone or have you
made plans that don't include your son?

:27:28
Look, lady. You wanna make me
work for it, that's fine, OK?

:27:33
But we both know that
Fred's a hundred times smarter...

:27:36
...than the plateheads
you got at that school.

:27:38
Now, you want him or not?
:27:42
Does he have a suitcase?
:28:15
Of course, every parent would like
to think of their child as gifted.

:28:20
Yldidnelps!
:28:22
- Stop it.
- Tipots!

:28:25
Jane, he's talking backwards again.
:28:29
I got some kinda hellacious
booger hangin' out of my nose?

:28:32
What are you staring at?
:28:35
You're the mathemagician.
:28:37
Want an autograph? Go scrounge a pen,
I'll sign your forehead.

:28:42
Hey, Damon.
How about a game of magic digit?

:28:45
Check out this magic digit, Garth.
:28:48
Now, Damon. You're being hostile.
We agreed that you would work on that.

:28:53
Scusez-moi, Janey-poo.
I've been working on a problem all day.

:28:56
I haven't slept in a week
cos of that frog nightmare.

:28:59
And I'm hungry.
I get pissed off when I'm hungry.


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