The Last Days of Disco- Lady & the Tramp

An interesting discourse on the Disney classic in this clip from the Whit Stillman classic

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  Film & Animation

[slam min]

Never seen this but glad i typed in disco never dies. Funny how a youtube post on a micheal jackson video and a phrase that just pops out of your head can get you what you want.

[Alun Richards]

The way he delivers the line "I'm really surprised; I think Tramp really changed" gets me every time.

[gianca60]

The Tramp is a bastard and girls loves bastards.

[jefke populair]

I think you totally missed the point. He's personally offended because the persona of the tramp is to close to his own.

[bebetigre12]

hilarious

[housewares]

Great scene.

[MMM18092]

Please make more movies, Stillman!

[MitochondrialAdam]

No. He got mad over a bullshit dehumanized slandering of the potential of humanity that can be attributed to the nut's depression. It's fucking bullshit and I can totally understand how anyone could get offended by that.

[yharyhar8]

I've come to consider this scene the funniest scene in American film.

[KENKENNIFF]

I'm going to get a drink.

[ChesterAsucka]

Okay, gotcha. Of course you wouldn't have to do anything you didn't want to. I wouldn't be morally opposed to hanging out with them either, but our tastes in music and most likely movies too would certainly not cause me to gravitate me towards them either. later dude.

[KENKENNIFF]

I'm not saying I wouldn't hang out with them. If I had money and rich parents and a nice job, I would probably have to. I'm just saying I would have a nervous breakdown. Its a little different.