Her speech puts much importance on self esteem. Maybe in this scene it's accurate, because the Nicholson character thinks ill of himself and uses that as reason to sabotage his chances in life. But more important part is the low regard and concern he has for others. Basically he's a jerk.
What she said isn't fair though. He had great love for his sister, and for his father, but he felt misunderstood and unrecognized nearly his whole life. How he was isn't his fault, and he was able to love, she was just being a scared and snobbish little girl.
Yes thankyou for posting. Here is a man who is lost. But she isn't able to take a risk, and I think that is what is the great loss. And I think this is part of the huge complexity of this film. None of his family makes that jump, beside his sister partially. Here is a man who knows there is something else, yet his family see him as failed. The great failure of high culture, is to never see that anything else exists; low culture and its lives are fine without you, well perhaps not.
I found the dialogue here, even though it is only a 48 second clip, one of the most profound and best written. I think it speaks alot, to alot of people (whether it be they themselves or people that they know and have come in contact with). It also says the importance of what love actually should be and represents. Thanks for posting.
@MuizeekPhanahtic it was a shocking thing to me when i was watching this part too. It was well written. I wish my ex would watch this...then he would at least be aware of his Self. Then nobody would have to tell 'em. I wish I had a chance to say the exact same thing to him.
but drifters are not negative as any dictionary might define...most of them actually have a good heart! So those drifters with a good heart need to be renamed...INDIVIDUALS!
That's true, she did. She then went on to marry the actor Mark Goddard. So Jack Nicholson's love child was brought up by the guy who played Major Don West in Lost in Space. Weird huh...
Her speech puts much importance on self esteem. Maybe in this scene it's accurate, because the Nicholson character thinks ill of himself and uses that as reason to sabotage his chances in life. But more important part is the low regard and concern he has for others. Basically he's a jerk.
bobcat081754 6 months ago
What she said isn't fair though. He had great love for his sister, and for his father, but he felt misunderstood and unrecognized nearly his whole life. How he was isn't his fault, and he was able to love, she was just being a scared and snobbish little girl.
jordanschunk 1 year ago
Yes thankyou for posting. Here is a man who is lost. But she isn't able to take a risk, and I think that is what is the great loss. And I think this is part of the huge complexity of this film. None of his family makes that jump, beside his sister partially. Here is a man who knows there is something else, yet his family see him as failed. The great failure of high culture, is to never see that anything else exists; low culture and its lives are fine without you, well perhaps not.
holdsmobile 1 year ago
great stuff
tomgreg2008 1 year ago
fantastic
bobshark123 2 years ago
I found the dialogue here, even though it is only a 48 second clip, one of the most profound and best written. I think it speaks alot, to alot of people (whether it be they themselves or people that they know and have come in contact with). It also says the importance of what love actually should be and represents. Thanks for posting.
MuizeekPhanahtic 2 years ago 6
No problem. It meant a lot to me, a terrifying yet accurate representation of my 20s.
neckface1 1 year ago 2
@MuizeekPhanahtic it was a shocking thing to me when i was watching this part too. It was well written. I wish my ex would watch this...then he would at least be aware of his Self. Then nobody would have to tell 'em. I wish I had a chance to say the exact same thing to him.
sweethippy67 11 months ago
that is so true. I've watched this scene over and over again and I can relate so much with Jack (Bobby).
jarxor 3 years ago 3
me too persons dont love free minds and rebels they love someone how they can control
portugal81 2 years ago
but drifters are not negative as any dictionary might define...most of them actually have a good heart! So those drifters with a good heart need to be renamed...INDIVIDUALS!
sunnytravels 3 years ago 4
that..was the definition of a Drifter...better than any dictionary can tell ya!
sunnytravels 3 years ago
Does anyone know a website where I can view this awesome film?
katelyn666kitty 3 years ago
Nice vid. I like the girl, she looks like Rosanna Arquette :)
brallanbrallan 3 years ago
she had at least one of Jack's many children.
tomloft2000 3 years ago
That's true, she did. She then went on to marry the actor Mark Goddard. So Jack Nicholson's love child was brought up by the guy who played Major Don West in Lost in Space. Weird huh...
smnmntl 3 years ago
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Ephesians1957 2 years ago
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Ephesians1957 2 years ago
She was in a Woody Allen film "Play it again Sam "
Ephesians1957 2 years ago
no love for his friends, family, work .....somthing......Thank you
Please post the scene with Bobby and his dad...at the end.
cbus03 4 years ago 3
This is such a beautiful scene; we see just how flawed this person really is. Wonderfully played.
RubyTuesday717 4 years ago 5