Westessons 100 favoritfilmer: nr 89

Mike Jon Favreau: So how long do I wait to call?

Trent Vince Vaughn: A day.

Mike: Tomorrow...

Sue Patrick Van Horn: Tomorrow, then a day.

Mike: So two days?

Trent: Yeah, I guess you could call it that, two days.

Sue: Definitely, two days is like industry standard.

Trent: You know I used to wait two days to call anybody, but now its like everyone in town waits two days. So I think three days is kind of money. What do you think?

Sue: Yeah, but twos enough not to look anxious.

Trent: But I think three days is kind of money. You know because you...

Mike: Yeah, but you know what? Maybe Ill wait three weeks. Hows that? And tell her I was cleaning out my wallet and I just happened to run into her number.

Charles Alex Désert: Then ask her where you met her.

Mike: Yeah, Ill ask her where I met her. I dont remember. What does she look like? And then Ill ask if we fucked. Is that... Would that be... T, would that be money?

Trent: You know what... Hahaha, Mike... Laugh all you want but if you call too soon you might scare off a nice baby whos ready to party.

Mike: Well, how long are you guys gonna wait to call your babies?

Trent, Sue: Six days.

Komplement: Jon Favreau skrev manuset till sig själv och spelar sin roll med lika delar elakhet och empati. Emotionellt efterblivna pojkar som pratar mer än de tänker hittar man i alla Kevin Smiths filmer, där särskilt "Chasing Amy" 97 kretsar kring problemet att kombinera kärlek till kvinnan med vänskap till mannen. Jag kan inte hjälpa det, men jag tycker det är rörande att se.

Av Valdemar Westesson 12 feb 2002 10:01