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Clips from Metropolitan (1990)

"- We can all go out together. - No. This is a date."
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"Bye. Be out by midnight? What's going on?"
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"I'm really surprised at Jane."
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"I guess it's understandable that she would prefer to go out on a date..."
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"Still, it's a bit disappointing. I thought we were better friends than that."
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"I wonder whether we're really friends for them at all."
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"We're just way stations between dates."
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"That might be the case with Cynthia or Sally..."
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"Did you have anything amusing to say before you stopped?"
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"I know, but it seemed amusing. Now it doesn't."
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"- Pretty much reduced though. - Yeah."
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"You go to a party, you meet a group of people, you like them, you think..."
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"These people are going to be my friends for the rest of my life."
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"Do you think it's true, though, that, generally speaking..."
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"I can't bear it."
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"I try to avoid them whenever I can."
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"but inevitably they ask, what am I doing, or think it."
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"Aren't you confusing them with people that you might have known from college..."
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"who came from normal backgrounds?"
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"should be successful."
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"There was -There was probably some factor which set them apart."
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"Well, you act as if her apartment were our living room."
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"- What are you doing here? - You told us to come up if we saw the lights on."
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"- I'm sorry to bother you. - I was just about to go out."
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"- Oh. - Who is it?"
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"Allen, these are my friends, Charlie and Tommy."
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"And Sally will be very good. She's got a wonderful voice."
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"That was really embarrassing. Thank you for including me."
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"I can't believe it. God!"
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"- She said that? - That's the way Cynthia talks."
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"I can't - I can't really share your concern."
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"- But she's turned her back on all that. - Oh, I don't believe that."
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"- It's only a local call. - We can't call her up now. It's nearly 3:00 a. m."
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"Could you call me either way?"
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"- Audrey Rouget? - Uh-huh."
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"- She's getting very attractive. - She was the first girl that ever made him feel that way."
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"When you're an egoist, none of the harm you do is intentional."
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"But they- they thought that Audrey was with Cynthia in Connecticut too."
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"So I called Cynthia's, and her mother answered."
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"But I am authorized to use my mother's card."
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"I don't go out to the Hamptons. You could have gotten one easily."
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"This must be how the - the, um, failure starts -"
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"an incompetence in mastering the common tasks of everyday life."
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"You know, it's possible that, to other people, the situation might not seem so ominous..."
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"While we sit here, flailing around, anything could be happening out at Von Sloneker's."
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"I don't know. It depends on what the situation is."
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"But I - I don't know how we're going to get back."
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"- Hey, look at this. - What is it?"
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"What are you clowns doing here?"
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"A little embarrassment could do you some good."
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"Of course not."
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"It's not something Jane Austen would have done."
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"What can you study in France that you can't study here?"
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"The thing is, you look really great, and that's what's important."
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"You mustn't listen to what your younger brother says."
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"I can't think of anyone less an authority on female anatomy."
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"He can see. It's enormous."
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"- No, it isn't. - It's hideous."
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"Thanks, Mom."
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"Tsk."
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"- Is this your cab? - It's not my cab."
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"- Is this your cab? - Really, it's not my cab."
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"No, we'll share it. I insist. That way there'll be no ill feelings."
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"- Are you going to Sally's too? - No."
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"Well, that settles it. Come with us. That way we'll all be going the same direction."
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"You should come, otherwise we're all gonna freeze out here."
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"Come on.!"
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"- Nice to meet you. - I'm Jane. This is Audrey."
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"- Hi,Jane. - You are going to Sally's, aren't you?"
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"Of course there's a God. We all basically know there is."
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"- I know no such thing. - Of course you do."
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"you must have that feeling that your thoughts aren't entirely wasted..."
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"Hey, I think it's this sensation of silently being listened to..."
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"with total comprehension..."
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"- Hi, Sally. - You got here so fast."
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"- Hello! - that represents our innate belief in a supreme being."
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"- What's his name again? - Tom Townsend."
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"No, I think it was something else."
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"No, it's Tom Townsend, I'm sure."
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"He looks familiar."
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"But he insisted that we take it, so Nick insisted that he come along too..."
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"so that there should be no ill feeling."
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"What it shows is that a kind of belief is innate in all of us."
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"At some point most of us lose that..."
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"after which it can only be regained by a conscious act of faith."
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"You've experienced that?"
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"Actually, it wasn't my cab. I was just there waiting for the light to change when it pulled up."
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"- I never take cabs. - You never take cabs?"
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"No, I either walk or take public transportation."
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"- Why? - A lot of reasons."
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"So you're one of those public transportation snobs."
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"That's how New York's seen, at least in the popular imagination."
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"- What do you mean? - Just that."
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"I don't think that there is a popular imagination."
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"- Pomfret. Where did you go? - Farmington."
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"Both of us did."
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"Did you know Serena Slocum there?"
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"- The inevitable question. - What?"
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"All the guys ask that. Serena had an incredible number of boyfriends. At least 20."
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"She could manage it because they were all at different schools..."
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"It's incredible how naive some guys are. How do you know Serena?"
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"Actually, that might give someone the wrong impression."
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"I was one of her boyfriends."
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"Oh. You must be Pomfret."
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"- Your letters were really good. - Yes."
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"- What do you mean? - They were interesting."
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"Serena let you read my letters?"
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"No. She read them aloud."
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"I can't believe it."
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"She only read us the ones that she thought were really good."
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"Or really bad. But yours were really good."
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"There was no suggestion of ridicule, if that's what's worrying you. At least not that I can recall."
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"I remember a long letter you wrote Serena about agrarian socialism."
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"I think it was one of the first things to set Alice Dreyer off about Marxism."
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"Since then she's joined the Red Underground Army."
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"If she blows herself up, it'll be your fault."
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"It's actually surprising to see you at something like this."
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"In your letters, you expressed a vehement opposition to deb parties..."
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"and to conventional society in general."
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"- I take it you've changed your mind. - No."
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