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Butch, after killing his opponent in a boxing match, returns home to his girlfriend, Fabienne.
Joe is at his Doctor's, and is questioning about AIDS. Joe goes through a rollercoaster of emotion and feeling about the disease, and even though he knows the modes of infection, it makes him no less secure. The Doctor begins to test him for AIDS, but Joe ...
Daniel and Carla read through the karma sutra, and discuss love, and them, and their relationship.
Atticus Finch's legendary closing argument in the trial of Tim Robinson.
Michael and Roth talk about Pentageli's betrayal. Roth agrees with Michael in that nothing changes their plans.
Jerry and Dorothy question their decision to get married, and they find they have very different needs.
After Millie’s death, Merton returns to London, but doesn’t inform Kate of his return. He is grieving Millie’s death even as a letter arrived from her lawyers informing him of his inheritance. Kate finally comes to his apartment to see him. The ordeal ...
Frank Galvin monologues to the jury about modern thoughts of justice and religious. He closes by saying he has faith in their ability to bee justice.
Paul Harrison pleads with the Judge to let him die because he is completely paralyzed.
Captain Ben Willard and the crew of the Navy Patrol Boat Riverine rendezvous with the 1/9 AirCav, commanded by Lieutenant Colonel Bill Kilgore for transport to the Nung River.
Joe is a senator who gets into bad business with too many chicks. During this scene with some female (don't know what her name is) he confesses his infatuation. Right when it's heating up his wife calls about household things, and the chick can't do it.
Gittes meets Mrs. Mulwray for the first time. She hires him to investigate her husband. This is the older impostor Mulwray, even though we don't know that yet.
This is a transcription of all 6 phone calls and the rooftop confrontation between Frank Horrigan, an aging Secret Service agent, and Mitch Leary, a former CIA operative who is plotting to assassinate the president.
Jake is slipping into paranoia. He keeps asking Joey if he's done anything with his wife. Joey's story keeps changing so Jake keeps pursuing and slipping further and further in.
Gelsomina is sold by her impoverished mother to the Gypsy Zampanò. Zampanò makes a living as a strongman and uses cruelty, both physical and emotional, to train Gelsomina as his assistant. During their travels, they become acquainted with another street ...
Clinton comes home exhausted. Nancy talks to him and makes him feel better. Then she tells him that they should have another child.
Loretta is going to marry Johnny, but she doesn’t really love him. When he has to leave suddenly to care for his dying mother in Italy, he asks Loretta to invite his estranged brother, Ronny, to the wedding. Loretta visits the Brooklyn bakery that Ronny ...
Will & Viola awake, having finally consummated their love. They recite some of the "Balcony Scene" from Will's new play, ROMEO AND JULIET, and Will tries to convince Viola to marry him instead of Wessex.
