:33:04
- She's your problem now.
- There is no problem.
:33:10
Then beat it. We're watching TV.
:33:14
If a TV show is more important than
Matilda, you shouldn't be a parent.
:33:21
Turn it off and listen to me.
:33:28
Come on in. Get this over with.
Mrs. Wormwood won't like this.
:33:36
- Close the door.
- Who is it?
:33:39
Some teacher.
:33:43
- What did you do that for?
- What do you want?
:33:48
- Matilda has a brilliant mind.
- Yeah, right. Give me a beer.
:33:53
- Her math skills are extraordinary.
- Do you want one?
:33:58
No thank you. She's reading material
that I didn't see until college.
:34:05
College!
:34:07
With private instruction, she'd be
ready for college in a few years.
:34:12
A girl does not get anywhere
by acting intelligent.
:34:18
Look at you and me.
You chose books. I chose looks.
:34:24
I have a nice house and a husband.
You teach children their ABC's.
:34:32
You want Matilda to go to college?
:34:35
I didn't go to college.
I don't know anybody who did.
:34:40
A bunch of hippies
and cesspool salesmen.
:34:43
Don't sneer at educated people.
:34:47
If you became ill, your doctor
would be a college graduate.
:34:52
If you were sued, your lawyer
would have gone to college, too.
:34:58
Sued by who?
Who have you been talking to?