Gary's speech
anyone remember how it goes?
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How about you be a little less rude?
In every movie, there is a big climax speech. I havent seen this movie in about 6 months, so NO. I can't.
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actually, that's the basic format of every movie...you pretty much learn the format of books and movies in every english class above 5th grade. rising action, climax, falling action, resolution, and all that. the only movie i can think of is napoleon dymnamite, which is in a class of its own.
and yes, that's what i'm talking about. obviously i didn't need to be more specific.
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it doesn't have to be at the end. you have better things to do, but you pick fights with a teenager, haha, nice.
shareExactly how is "could you be a little more specific" rude?
sharethats not a direct quote. kthanks.
shareSeems like you're the one trolling around looking for a fight. Perhaps if you paid a little more attention in your K12 English classes you might have learned that not all story HAVE to follow the plot structure.
Since your original question didn't mention anything about the climax, it could be directed at any one of many lines by Gary in the movie as others already pointed out. Work on making your questions less ambiguous before you ask the next one, will ya? Or at least have the intelligence to stand corrected when others point out your mistakes.
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angel tear, you're a *beep* idiot. Never post again.
shareIt wasn't obvious. He makes a speech in the beginning when they first have the fight and he talks about how hard he works and wants to be left alone. Then he goes through the whole thing in the bar where he is explaining how he finally gets it to Favreau, then in the end with the dinner. They were all major events and speeches, and your question was incredible vague. All you had to add was "in the end when he makes the meal". And your childish reaction meant you never got an answer.
shareYou are a f--ktard.
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