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Clips from American Beauty (1999)

"I've gotta go to the bathroom."
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"I'm great."
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"Man, oh man."
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"Man, oh man, oh man."
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"Oh, my God."
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"Wow."
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"I had always heard your entire life flashes..."
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"in front of your eyes the second before you die."
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"First of all, that one second..."
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"isn't a second at all."
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"It stretches on forever,"
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"like an ocean of time."
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"For me, it was lying on my back..."
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"at Boy Scout camp, watching falling stars."
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"And yellow leaves from the maple trees..."
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"that lined our street."
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"Or my grandmother's hands and the way her skin..."
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"seemed like paper."
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"And the first time I saw my cousin Tony's..."
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"brand-new Firebird."
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"And Janie."
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"And Janie."
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"And... Carolyn."
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"I guess I could be pretty pissed off about what happened to me,"
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"but it's hard to stay mad when there's so much beauty in the world."
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"Sometimes I feel like I'm seeing it all at once and it's too much."
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"My heart fills up like a balloon that's about to burst."
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"And then I remember to relax..."
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"and stop trying to hold on to it."
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"And then it flows through me like rain,"
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"and I can't feel anything but gratitude..."
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"for every single moment..."
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"of my stupid little life."
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"You have no idea what I'm talking about, I'm sure."
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"But don't worry."
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"You will someday."
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"I need a father who's a role model, not some horny geek boy..."
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"who's going to spray his shorts whenever I bring a girlfriend home from school."
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"What a lame-o."
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"Someone really should just put him out of his misery."
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"You want me to kill him for you?"
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"Yeah. Would you?"
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"My name is Lester Burnham."
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"This is my neighborhood."
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"This is my street."
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"This is my life."
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"I'm 42 years old. In less than a year, I'll be dead."
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"Of course, I don't know that yet."
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"And in a way, I'm dead already."
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"Look at me: jerking off in the shower."
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"This will be the high point of my day. It's all downhill from here."
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"That's my wife, Carolyn."
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"See the way the handle on those pruning shears matches her gardening clogs?"
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"That's not an accident."
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"Hush, Bitsy!"
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"- Hush. What is wrong with you? - That's our next-door neighbor, Jim."
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"And that's his lover, Jim."
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"- You spoil her. Bitsy, no bark. Come inside now. - Me?"
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"- Come on. Yes. Inside. - Good morning, Jim!"
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"Good morning, Carolyn."
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"I love your tie! That color!"
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"I just love your roses. How do you get them to flourish like this?"
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"Well, I'll tell you: eggshells and Miracle-Gro."
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"- I've never heard that. - Man, I get exhausted just watching her."
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"She wasn't always like this. She used to be happy."
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"We used to be happy."
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"My daughter Jane. Only child."
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"Janie's a pretty typical teenager:"
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"angry, insecure, confused."
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"I wish I could tell her that's all going to pass, but I don't want to lie to her."
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"Jane, honey, are you trying to look unattractive?"
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"- Yes. - Congratulations. You've succeeded admirably."
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"Lester, could you make me a little later, please, because I'm not quite late enough."
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"Nice going, Dad."
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"Both my wife and daughter think I'm this gigantic loser."
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"And they're right."
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"I have lost something."
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"I'm not exactly sure what it is,"
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"but I know I didn't always feel this..."
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"sedated."
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"But you know what?"
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"It's never too late to get it back."
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"Hello. This is Lester Burnham from Media Monthly magazine."
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"I'm calling for Mr. Tamblin, please."
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"Well, we're all under a deadline here. You see, there's some basic information..."
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"about your product launch that isn't even covered in your press release, and I'd..."
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"Yeah, c... can I ask you a question?"
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"Who is Tamblin? Does he exist? 'Cause he doesn't ever seem to come in."
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"Yeah. Okay. I'll leave my number."
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"It's 555-0199."
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"Lester Burnham. Thank you!"
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"Hey, Les. You got a minute?"
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"For you, Brad, I got five!"
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"So, yeah, I'm sure you can understand our need to cut corners around here."
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"Oh, sure. Times are tight."
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"You got to free up some cash. You got to spend money to make money."
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"- Right? - Exactly."
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"Like the time that Mr. Flournoy used the company MasterCard to pay for that hooker,"
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"and she used the card numbers and stayed at the St. Regis for, what was it, three months?"
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"- That's unsubstantiated gossip. - That's $50,000. That's somebody's salary."
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"That's somebody who's going to get fired because Craig has to pay women to fuck him!"
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"Jesus!"
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"I mean, calm down. Nobody's getting fired yet."
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"That's why we're having everyone..."
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"write out a job description mapping out in detail how they contribute."
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"That way management can assess who's valuable..."
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"And who's expendable."
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"It's just business."
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"I've been writing for this magazine for 14 years."
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"- You've been here how long? A whole month? - I'm one of the good guys, Les."
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"I'm trying to level with you."
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"This is your one chance to save your job."
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"There is no decision. You just write the damn thing."
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"- You don't think it's weird and kind of fascist? - Possibly."
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"- But you don't want to be unemployed. - All right."
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"Let's just all sell our souls and work for Satan 'cause it's more convenient that way."
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"Oh, could you be a little bit more dramatic, please, huh?"
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"So, we finally got new neighbors."
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"You know, if the Lomans had let me represent them instead of the Real Estate King,"
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"that house would never have sat on the market for six months."
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