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Clips from Soul Man (1986)

"maybe you'd like to get together sometime."
Soul Man (1986)
"Maybe take a few hostages? Sure!"
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"I'm really sorry, you know. I wasn't trying to make fun of it or anything,"
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"I was just trying to make an impression. You did."
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"Quiz you. Come on. I'm serious about this."
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"Friday. In the library."
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"Gentle cycle. Low heat."
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"Maybe I should get my car reuphol, Gordon?"
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"It can't be! It is. Keep walkin'."
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"Completely dumb. And a little deaf."
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"And Lisa!"
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"Karim Abdul... Ali."
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"He was a Mountie up in Canada, don't you know? So it's been an uphill battle."
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"There's so little for mounties in Boston."
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"Yeah, just one person drops out of your class,"
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"or gets kicked out, and I'm in."
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"Uh, look, it was really great to see the two of you like this, but, uh"
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"oh. We gotta go."
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"He's got a, uh, meeting with the park police at 2:00."
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"Well, bye bye. Let's get together, real soon!"
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"Do you think you could help me change the washer on my shower?"
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"So you go to Radcliffe?"
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"It's all such a game."
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"I happen to love civil rights."
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"I mean, it was like..."
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"Well wait. It's called shades of gray."
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"And, well, you really are very..."
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"Why don't you come with me? I'd love for them to meet you. Uh, tonight, I don't"
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"I really couldn't eat another bite."
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"All my life,"
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"Bundy Dunbar, how many times have I asked you..."
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"Daddy, did I tell you mark's going to Harvard law school? On scholarship?"
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"Yes. Yeah. You did."
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"Get me some more watermelon while you're at it."
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"Yes, dear. White, fat-ass slut."
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"What yo' lookin' at?"
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"Hi. Oh, Sarah called a couple hours ago."
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"Might try to do a particularly good job."
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"Mark, I understand what you're feeling."
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"How many black electricians does it take to screw in a light bulb?"
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"and the other one to drive the pink Cadillac in tight circles."
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"Hey, guy! Sorry. Really."
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"So let's see your license and registration."
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"If you haven't lost it. I haven't lost it."
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"okay. Okay, so I misplaced my license. What the hell are you gonna do, arrest me?"
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"If you've had some sort of accident..."
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"perhaps you should have taken the entire day off."
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"Yes, sir."
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"I don't believe I have your paper."
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"And you expect memr. Watson,"
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"As these little white shits,"
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"then you damn well better work twice as hard."
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"I understand you are allowed one phone call from jail?"
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"Yes, sir."
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"Next time you get arrested, use it to call me."
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"You can study in jail, if you have to."
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"Oh, Mr. Watson?"
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"Have a nice Thanksgiving."
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"♪ Cold, empty bed ♪"
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"♪ Springs hard as lead ♪"
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"♪ even the mouse ran from my house ♪"
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"♪ to be so black and blue ♪"
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"♪ inside ♪"
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"♪ but that don't help my case ♪"
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"♪ my only sin ♪"
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"♪ to be so black and blue ♪"
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"♪ how will it end ♪"
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"♪ to be so black ♪"
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"Okay. Why did the negro wear a tux on his way to his vasectomy? Why?"
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"I might as well look 'impo'tant.'"
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"Uh"
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"Mr. Watson. Thank you, sir."
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"That your irrepressible colleague..."
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"So ably began."
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"Uh"
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"Sarah, wait a second. Oh, just leave me alone."
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"Don't patronize me."
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"Well, Jesus, you just don't have enough time! Exactly!"
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"I'll be in the library at 7:00, if you're interested."
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"What was the relevant passage of the judge's decision? Don't smile at me."
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"♪ I've got to find what's right for me ♪"
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"♪ I'm not afraid to stand alone ♪"
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"♪ I feel so free ♪"
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"♪ there's a magic in my life ♪"
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"♪ words just don't say enough ♪"
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"Sarah, don't be a martyr."
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"♪ suddenly, suddenly ♪"
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"Grandma and grandpa Walker, this is my friend, mark Watson. Glad to know you, mark."
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"Sarah, here's a letter from your mom and your dad."
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"He writes to her every week just to let her know how smart she is."
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"I'll bet mark's people are pretty proud of him too."
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"Me Quambo will destroy you."
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"My circuits are damaged."
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"Okay? Okay."
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"Joan rivers is hosting."
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"Joan rivers? What do you mean Joan rivers is hosting?"
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"Good night."
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"And I look at her and I say,"
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"You have an American express gold card?"
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"Yes, in the glove compartment of my Lamborghini."
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"He really keeps me going."
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"What about the girl by the jello salad? She sounded pretty serious to me."
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"Whitney? Oh, god."
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"No way. That's history."
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"It's snowing."
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"I haven't. I've seen it on mountaintops, but"
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"The one who stole my scholarship, the bouchard scholarship."
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"But they told me there were no other applicants. From Los Angeles."
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"But if no one in L.A. qualified, they open it statewide."
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"It doesn't matter. I still had no right to take that scholarship."
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"Mr. Watson,"
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"cheating, plagiarism, any sort of dishonest or inappropriate behavior."
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"Uh, no, sir."
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"To file criminal charges against a student."
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"Of course, utterly."
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"one that is of particular concern to the black students here at the law school."
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"I swear to god I was gonna come talk to you about this myself."
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"Good."
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"Naturally we were concerned when we learned that..."
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"Our only black student member was taking a leave of absence."
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