Dead Poets Society
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:18:05
Can I help you?
:18:07
Hi. K-Knox Overstreet.
Uh, Dr Hager.

:18:12
Hi.
:18:14
- This is the Danburrys', right?
- Are, are you here to see Chet?

:18:17
- Mrs Danburry?
- No.

:18:20
I'm sorry. Thank you, Chris.
I'm Mrs Danburry.

:18:23
- You must be Knox.
- Yes.

:18:25
Back by 9:00?
Please, come on in.

:18:28
- Chris, come on. What are you doing?
- Chet, I'm coming.

:18:29
- Knox! How are you? Joe Danburry.
- Nice to meet you, sir.

:18:33
Well, he's the splitting image
of his father, isn't he?

:18:35
- How is he? Come on in.
- He's great. He just did
a big case for G.M.

:18:38
Yeah, I know where you're headed.
Like father, like son, huh?

:18:44
- Ooh, is that close!
- Yes!
- Bishop to queen six.

:18:47
- Another game?
- What do you mean?
- Boo!

:18:50
Replace, uh, these numbers here with X...
For X and Y.

:18:53
- Of course.
- Of course. So what's the problem?

:18:56
Do you think I can get in there?
You've been hogging it all day.

:18:58
Look, I didn't take my hand
off of it, okay?

:18:59
- How was dinner?
- Huh?

:19:03
How was dinner?
:19:05
Terrible.
:19:08
- Awful.
- What? What happened?

:19:14
Tonight...
:19:16
I met the most beautiful girl
I have ever seen in my entire life.

:19:20
- Are you crazy? What's wrong with that?
- She's practically engaged.

:19:24
To Chet Danburry.
:19:27
- The guy could eat a football.
- Too bad.

:19:30
Too bad? It's worse than too bad, Pitts.
It's a tragedy.

:19:34
A girl this beautiful
in love with such a jerk?

:19:36
All the good ones go for jerks.
You know that.

:19:39
Yeah, forget her. Open your trig book
and try and figure out problem five.

:19:42
I can't just forget her, Cameron.
And I certainly can't think about trig!

:19:46
We got it!
:19:49
All right, gentlemen, five minutes.
Let's go.

:19:54
- Did you see her naked?
- Very funny, Dalton.

:19:57
That wouldn't be a, uh, radio
in your lap, would it, Mr Pitts?


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