This movie is a true classic. When George was going to sue everybody he crossed paths with, the only case he might have lost would be trying to sue the bus company for putting him off because he had no money. The bus driver was only doing his job, and might get fired if he gave them a free ride, and his supervisor found out. If he had won enough of those other cases, he might be able to buy out the company that he was being interviewed by.
Kellermen went through a lot of trouble to make it to his job interview on time, only to turn it down. As they were flying over the city in preparation for landing, before being put in a holding pattern, they thought of it as a beautiful city. It may have looked beautiful from the air, but when they finally did get into the city, they found lots of things not so beautiful about it, and decided that NYC was not their kind of town. If he had sued everyone that he said he was going to sue, and won every case, he might have wound up being one of the richest men in the world.
She wanted to get married by saying she deserves more than this. That's why she broke up with Joe because he didn't want to marry her after five years so she went looking for someone who would give her a marriage and a family.
im saying that the right man for you might be out there for you right now and if you don’t grab him someone else will and you’ll have to spend the rest of your life knowing someone else is married to your husband
I don't think that the moment where it Carrie folds down the edge of the card has been praised enough. It is sheer genius. She folds down the card because you know that if he ever gets divorced, she will then be able to unfold it. I want to know if that was the work of Nora Efron, Rob Reiner, or Carrie Fisher herself.
There's just something about her absolutely deadpan delivery on the "six months later, he was dead" line. Like I can't help but laugh every time 😂 Carrie Fisher was an absolute treasure
This is legitimately one of the funniest movies ever made. It’s like “Planes, Trains and Automobiles” before 1987. It’s just a shame younger audiences can’t enjoy this type of humor.
Oh lord this so true 1:16, I used to hear my mother talking with her friends at that age and then sharing numbers of single men, now I am at their age and I would never ever want this type of stuff in my life, I am glad women changed.
So hilarious!!! 😂
❤❤I love this movie the out of TOWNERS. This movie is hilarious 😂😂
This movie is a true classic. When George was going to sue everybody he crossed paths with, the only case he might have lost would be trying to sue the bus company for putting him off because he had no money. The bus driver was only doing his job, and might get fired if he gave them a free ride, and his supervisor found out. If he had won enough of those other cases, he might be able to buy out the company that he was being interviewed by.
Kellermen went through a lot of trouble to make it to his job interview on time, only to turn it down. As they were flying over the city in preparation for landing, before being put in a holding pattern, they thought of it as a beautiful city. It may have looked beautiful from the air, but when they finally did get into the city, they found lots of things not so beautiful about it, and decided that NYC was not their kind of town. If he had sued everyone that he said he was going to sue, and won every case, he might have wound up being one of the richest men in the world.
Moral of the story: Don't use your upper front teeth as the main chomping for food.
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"You deserve more than this". Said every single women who lives alone with her cats now.
She wanted to get married by saying she deserves more than this. That's why she broke up with Joe because he didn't want to marry her after five years so she went looking for someone who would give her a marriage and a family.
It is not posible to choose a favourit scen of the film. Allmost all of them are simpley the best.
I always laugh when their friends ditch them after the dinner 😂
Dog looks like a great dane/dalmatian mix lol
im saying that the right man for you might be out there for you right now and if you don’t grab him someone else will and you’ll have to spend the rest of your life knowing someone else is married to your husband
This scene had to be the OG inspiration of Sex and the City.
1:46 yeah that's right, they'll be hearing from you
1:23 "there's no excuse for that" YOU'RE DARN RIGHT THERE'S NO EXCUSE FOR THAT, INEXCUSABLE!
Wonderful scene but is it me or they edited this wrong? There's an error on eyesight line
i loved this movie what a nice movie what a nice funny movie. i loved it. and that scene in the restaurant.
I don't think that the moment where it Carrie folds down the edge of the card has been praised enough. It is sheer genius. She folds down the card because you know that if he ever gets divorced, she will then be able to unfold it. I want to know if that was the work of Nora Efron, Rob Reiner, or Carrie Fisher herself.
How about the GREAT Music...Quincy Jones should've won the Oscar for this Soundtrack
Probably the BEST scene in Cinematic History!!!
well one of the best!
2:18 Immortal words by Carrie
Truly. A line that stays with you forever.
May favorite Carrie Fisher role (and it's hard to tell people this, considering her OTHER famous role)! She was so funny! Loved her!
There's just something about her absolutely deadpan delivery on the "six months later, he was dead" line. Like I can't help but laugh every time 😂 Carrie Fisher was an absolute treasure
It’s great having dates on national holidays 😅
I don't know how I never noticed that was Carrie Fisher
This is legitimately one of the funniest movies ever made. It’s like “Planes, Trains and Automobiles” before 1987. It’s just a shame younger audiences can’t enjoy this type of humor.
This was really one of the funniest movies I have ever seen.
“You mean Joe’s available?” OUCH
Talkin' 'bout The Wall, ladies!
_Sex and the City._
If anything is proof that women are nuts, its this scene.
My favorite movie
I love Carrie Fischer
This scene is just so relatable....😞
I wish Carrie Fisher had more roles like that one, she was so great in that movie.
Marie/Carrie Fisher made this movie. She was also great in "The 'Burbs," from the same time period. Has this perfect comedic timing and delivery.
Alex Anderson is my ex's name 😂
Carrie Fisher was amazing in this movie. She was so beautiful in this movie too. People take for granted Carrie's beauty.
Totally, especially in her wedding dress.
i love this scene...hilarious
I watched this movie at a drive-in theatre. I thouroughly enjoyed it. It could be said of this movie "everything that could go wrong does go wrong".
Carrie was so perfect as the NJ best friend, with a slight accent and everything.
Your're right, You're right.....I know you're right! Love her in this :)
Oh lord this so true 1:16, I used to hear my mother talking with her friends at that age and then sharing numbers of single men, now I am at their age and I would never ever want this type of stuff in my life, I am glad women changed.
I loved Carrie Fisher and Meg Ryan together in this movie!! Hilarious!!❤❤These ladies were at the top of their game back then!! R.I.P. Carrie Fisher😢
Also a great line “I want you to know that I will never ever want that wagon wheel coffee table.
miss carrie.......she was adorable and so unique.
I always want to believe that Carrie Fisher ad libbed the line “You mean Joe’s available?” So perfect
perfect
that was such a great film. she was his rock.
NYC was much more fun then it's now insane
I loved this scene
Wait is she carrying whole case of contacts around??
Entire dialogue is great!