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Clips from Love Story (1970)

"- Eleventh? - "Do not bullshit thy father.""
Love Story (1970)
"Any other commandments I ought to know about?"
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"Yeah. "Stay loose.""
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"- So, is he for it? Does he approve? - What do you think?"
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"I won't allow it! I will not allow it!"
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"- Do you get me? - You're tilting at windmills, Phil!"
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"Will you stop referring to his father as a windmill?"
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"He's a distinguished citizen of Boston, who I'm gonna call up..."
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"- Mr. Cavalleri... - Phil. My name is Phil."
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"I'm gonna call his goddamn father. I'll go to Boston, even!"
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"It's not gonna do any good, goddamn it!"
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"Would you please not use profanity in this house, Jennifer?"
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"- You do. - What the hell is he gonna think?"
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"He's gonna think you've lost your marbles."
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"Why, because I won't allow a parent to reject a child?"
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"- Mr. Cavalleri... - Phil."
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"- Phil. - Phil, sir... I reject him, too."
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"Now, don't talk like that, Oliver."
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"A father's love is something to cherish and respect."
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"- It's a rare thing. - Especially in my family."
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"Let's get him on the phone."
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"No, you see, my father and I have installed this cold line."
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"He'll thaw, Oliver. He'll thaw, and he'll melt."
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"Believe me, when it's time to go to church..."
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"Come on, let's get him on the phone."
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"- Wait. Phil. - What?"
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"About the church bit."
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"Well, we're kind of negative on it."
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"Well, I... I didn't necessarily mean the Catholic Church."
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"I..."
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"You... you know that Jennifer is Catholic."
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"She may have told you that."
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"And her... sainted mother always dreamed of a..."
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"Well, the whole mass rigmarole, but you're..."
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"Well, God would bless this union in any church."
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"- Phil... - Yeah."
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"- About the God bit. - Yeah?"
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"Well, we're sort of negative about that, too."
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"About God?"
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"- About anybody's god? - See..."
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"We neither one of us believe..."
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"- And we won't be hypocrites. - Well..."
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"Well..."
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"If that's what you wish,"
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"Just tell me who performs the wedding."
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"We do."
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"You mean, do-it-yourself?"
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"That's... that's wonderful."
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"I know I'm... I mean, that's..."
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"Just... just wonderful."
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"Do it yourself, huh? I think that's..."
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"...just wonderful."
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"But... tell me. Is it... What's the word?"
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"- You mean legal? - Legal. Is that it? Is it?"
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"Yes. I mean... one of the college chaplains just sort of..."
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"No, I mean he sort of presides over it,"
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"and then the man and the woman address each other."
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"You mean the bride speaks, too?"
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"- It's a new world, Philip. - Oh, yeah, yeah."
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"It's... it's new, all right."
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"- You two ready? - Amen."
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"They haven't started yet."
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"- Friends... - How would I know?"
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"I've never been to a do-it-yourself."
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"Let us listen to the words, which they have chosen to read"
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"- on this sacred occasion. - Amen."
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"He said "sacred." The priest."
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"- He's not a priest. - He is to me."
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"When our two souls stand up erect and strong,"
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"face to face,"
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"silent, drawing nigh and nigher,"
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"until the lengthening wings break into fire at either curved point..."
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"...what bitter wrong can the earth do to us"
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"that we should not long be here contented?"
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"Think. In mounting higher, the angels would press on us"
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"and aspire to drop some golden orb of perfect song"
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"into our deep, dear silence."
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"Let us stay, rather, on earth beloved,"
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"Where the unfit, contrarious moods of men"
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"recoil away..."
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"...and isolate pure spirits,"
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"and permit a place to stand and love in for a day,"
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"with darkness and the death-hour rounding it."
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"I give you my hand."
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"I give you my love, more precious than money."
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"I give you myself, before preaching or law."
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"Will you give me yourself?"
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"Will you come travel with me?"
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"Shall we stick by each other as long as we live?"
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"I, Oliver Barrett, take you, Jennifer Cavalleri,"
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"to be my wedded wife from this day forward..."
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"...to love and to cherish, till death do us part."
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"I, Jennifer Cavalleri, take you, Oliver Barrett,"
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"as my wedded husband, from this day forward,"
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"to love and to cherish, till death do us part."
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"By the authority vested in me by the commonwealth of Massachusetts,"
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"I pronounce you man and wife."
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"So now I'm being kept by a woman."
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"- You won't like it. - I already do."
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"Oliver, the Shady Lane School is only paying me three thou a year."
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"- Why? - Because my goddamn name"
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"- is Mrs. Barrett. - Well, couldn't you be Ms. Cavalleri?"
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"If I was Ms. Cavalleri, I'd be the queen of Paris."
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"- I tell you, it's a great bargain. - Oliver, four rooms for $82.50 a month"
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"is absolutely impossible this side of Mongolia."
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"But this is the Mongolian section of Cambridge."
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"I have to admit that it's... even worse than I expected."
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"- Yeah, but it's home. - Yeah."
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"- Well? - Well what?"
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"There's the threshold. Carry me over it."
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"Oh, come on, you don't believe in that sort of nonsense, do you?"
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"Carry me, and I'll tell you later."
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"You know, we're almost at the top floor?"
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"OK, I'll be a young and beautiful divorcée."
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"Hey, what is this, Barrett? Oh, what is this?"
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"I'll tell you after we cross the threshold."
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"- OK? - This is not a threshold."
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"Well, I see our name by the bell."
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"Look, it's not an official goddamn threshold."
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"Now, upstairs, you preppie."
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