:03:01
I told you, he's not the type
to take it lightly
:03:05
He doesn't give a damn about girls
:03:08
What're you thinking about?
:03:10
- What do you do together?
- Nothing. He messes me about
:03:14
Let me finish. I warned you
not to make a fool of me
:03:18
The same old story. Shit!
:03:20
I don't blame you for running off with
a guy you've known for three minutes...
:03:24
...when you've loved me for three years
:03:26
But doing it so flippantly. Worse, with
obvious flippancy. There's a difference
:03:32
Don't play the fool
:03:34
Don't deny it. I told you it couldn't
work. I knew you'd be back
:03:39
Seriously, you can't do without me
:03:42
I told you a thousand times
you never will
:03:46
I know you're thinking I can't
live without you either. I agree
:03:50
That's exactly why
I knew you'd be back
:03:53
Don't deny it
:03:55
Because I love you, Charlotte,
you're forced to love me.
:03:58
If I didn't love you, OK. But since I do,
you must love me too. It's obvious
:04:04
Don't say no.
You're tiresome. It's too much
:04:09
It was a barmy thing to do, my girl
:04:11
You don't have to be a genius, but you
could use your brain now and again
:04:17
That's right, you little fool
:04:20
You're set on being in films? You'll
have to sleep with thousands more guys
:04:25
Anyway, why films?
:04:28
It's cheap...
:04:29
Cheap and corny
:04:32
What is a film anyway? A big head
pulling faces in a little hall
:04:37
You must be crazy to go for that!
:04:40
I know what I'm talking about.
The cinema is an illusory art
:04:46
Novels, painting, OK!
:04:48
But not the cinema.
Everyone will tell you you're crazy
:04:52
But you never listen. So: you're the
only girl in Paris anyone can have...
:04:57
...for free!
:04:58
I know what you're going to say...
that you love it