They've all made themselves a part of something. And they can talk about what they do. And what am I gonna say?
"I killed the president of Paraguay with a fork. "How have you been?"

I'm just thinking it would be depressing.

You're a handsome devil. What's your name?

“I shoulda brought a gun”
“What?”
“I said we’re gonna have a lot of fun.”

“YOU’RE A PSYCHOPATH!!”
“No no no. A psychopath kills for fun I kill for money. Ok that didn’t come out right.”

Love this movie.

All 80’s, all vinyl.

Simply outstanding movie. John Cusack in his absolute prime.

I just introduced this to my 13 year old son last night. He loved it!

There are so many great scenes from this movie. The therapy session was probably my favorite part in the whole movie. I mean, the whole premise of a therapist trying to "counsel" a killer without offending him and tap dancing around the real issue in an attempt to not be killed.

It's a hugely underrated and forgotten movie, IMHO.

Tony.

"I work at Kentucky Fried Chicken. I sell biscuits and gravy all over the Southlands."

"I'm hurt... I'm pissed... gotta find a new job!"

Love that film, and one of the best soundtracks of any.

I sell couch insurance.

I test market positive thinking.

"When I left, I joined the army, and when I took the service exam my psych profile fit a certain... moral flexibility would be the only way to describe it..."


Great soundtrack!
Nice cameo by Benny the Jet.

POPCORN

This your Beemer?

Yeah.

In Detroit? That's sacrilege.

Well, you know, guess who I got it from?

I have no idea.

Bob Destepello.

Bob Destepello sold you a car?

Yeah, he did.

Didn't he break your collarbone and steal your woman?

Yeah.

I am grounded in the me that is on this adventure!

“I don’t “do” them. I ingest them on the orders of my neuropsychologist.”

“Make this gun work”

“You can’t go home again, but I guess you can shop there.”

Such a great movie, but I watch it as a two-fer usually. High Fidelity being the other one.