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Clips from Cocktail (1988)

"(LAUGHING)"
Cocktail (1988)
"What does it mean?"
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"Whoa!"
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"Very sophisticated, man."
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"WAITRESS: You got talent."
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"Let's go with the drinks. We're making money tonight."
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"WAITRESS: Let's make some money for a change."
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"-DOUG: Catch! -Thank you."
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"I guess that's what you learned in college, right?"
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"Missed me!"
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"The name of the game is woman."
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"for the handsome, all-knowing bartender."
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"And in their wake,"
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"with one hand on their crotches and the other hand on their wallets."
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"You get the women, and you get the bucks."
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"Boy, oh, boy, you've got them."
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"Buttons were popping, skirts were rising."
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"this is just a part-time gig for me."
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"I'm in a business program, city college, days."
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"Ah! A seeker of wisdom and truth."
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"This is the best work study program you can find."
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"To a future leader ofAmerica..."
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"I'll stick with the brew."
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"(SCOFFS) Beer is for breakfast around here."
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"Drink or be gone."
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"I realize I've got a class of budding capitalists here."
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"That most of you are seeking the fast track, lovely term,"
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"to a career in investment banking or some other socially useful pursuit."
Cocktail (1988)
"Nevertheless, certain antiquated skills such as reading and writing,"
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""Senator Brian Flanagan... Billionaire Governor Brian Flanagan..."
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""would have made even J.D. Rockefeller envious,"
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""died early yesterday morning at the age of 99,"
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""and will be unable to attend the funeral.""
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"PROFESSOR: For your midterm paper,"
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"And prepare a complete plan for its development."
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"administrative costs, income prospectus,"
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"marketing, cost analysis..."
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"Ah! Light dawns on marble head."
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"-(ROCK 'N' ROLL SONG PLAYING) -Whoo!"
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"(CROWD SINGING ALONG)"
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"-Brian? -Huh?"
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"The bottle."
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"I'm doing the best I can, okay?"
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"Sexual frustration."
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"I asked you to prepare a business plan."
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"-A seemingly simple assignment. -(YAWNING)"
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"Bankrupt!"
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"Like Mr. Ron LeMaster. Where is Ronnie LeMaster?"
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"Yes. Our cosmetics magnate,"
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"who hopes to make his fortune selling makeup for pets."
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"And my own personal favorite, Mrs. Sheila Rivkin."
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"Oh, my God. He's got my paper."
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"Mrs. Rivkin has spent the last 20 years burning her husband's dinners,"
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"the Donald Trump of the cookie business."
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"You!"
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"You have something to contribute?"
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"Brian Flanagan."
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"Yes, Mr. Flanagan."
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"Mr. Flanagan is determined to revolutionize the bar business"
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"by franchising his version of the local New York tavern"
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"to every suburban shopping mall in America."
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"Tell me, do you intend to provide the smell of stale beer?"
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"to each outlet?"
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"I don't know, you looking for anotherjob?"
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"The dreamer who can't take the criticism."
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"Not from a guy who hides here 'cause he can't hack it in the real world."
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"Not a goddamn thing any one of those professors says"
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"makes a difference on the street."
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"Maybe I'm just too old to be a student."
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"(SIGHING)"
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"Relax. You're in the perfect job."
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"There's no better way to make it than behind three feet of mahogany."
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"Yes, but how is a bartender going to get his hands on any of it?"
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"He can make all kinds of moves if he's smart."
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"There are rich women with nothing to do with their money."
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"(LAUGHING)"
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"Oh, please do."
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"(BOTH SINGING ROCK 'N' ROLL SONG)"
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"It is not dignified to get this drunk."
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"You are in training."
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"-I'm in training? -For stardom."
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"For stardom."
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"No matter how liberated this world becomes,"
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"a man will always be judged based on the amount of alcohol he can consume."
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"whether she likes it or not."
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"You are! A star never pukes or passes out in public."
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"(SCREAMING)"
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"Holy shit."
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"Hey, are you okay?"
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"You alive?"
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"However, falling down stairs is allowed."
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"You sure you don't want a slice?"
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"For breakfast? You've got to be joking."
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"Not for a hangover."
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"Coughlin's diet."
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"That's not a bad name for a joint."
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"We really ought to think about setting up our own place."
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"The kind of money your sacred books dangle, but never deliver."
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"BRIAN: They deliver."
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"Come on, we could make a fortune."
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"That's why you came to New York. That's sure as hell why I left Queens."
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"Positive thinking!"
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"That is a little corny, isn't it?"
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"But I could live with it."
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"All right!"
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"Fifty-fifty."
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"A partner who knows his place."
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"Seventy-thirty."
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"To health and friendship."
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"Life and love."
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"Let's really do it."
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"One, two, three."
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"(SINGING ALONG)"
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"in a hole like this?"
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"I'm serious. I got the hottest saloon in town."
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"In two weeks, you'll be famous."
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"(ROCK SONG PLAYING)"
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"I am the world's first yuppie poet."
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"My poem is entitled The Bottom Line."
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"MAN: Stick it in your Volvo!"
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