Tasty Mystery Baskets of Clips

- No, actually, I think you had it right the night of the dance.
- Jack, I'm not giving you the silent treatment, it's just I'm trying to figure things out.
- Well, change your course. Break the chain. Anyone can re-invent themselves.
Now, I always allow myself a margin of error for any occasional, unforseen roadblocks.
- That's great.
- Listen, I mean, this is amazing!
- I don't know yet. I haven't finished writing it.
We could actually rent equipment!
- Hey Dawson. Wanna play?
I mean, you should be thrilled! It's just incredible. It's...
- Actually, I was going to see if you could give me a hand later.
- Hey Jack?
and useless-drinking-oblivion on the other. That's a tough call.
I mean, she's not entirely your responsibility. There's two of us.
- I'm a bored person. I mean, Mr. Smith Goes to Washington, Dawson?
- Tonight's double feature includes US History and biology.
- Complete and utter disaster. I get it.
- Are you going to be alright, Andie? I'm worried about you.
- I had a really nice time tonight. Thanks.
You know, we got this whole section at the movie store called New Releases.
Bad girl throws up on a white picket fence.
- Alright.
- And, you know, um, whatever kind of movie you decide to make,
Alright? It's a simple three-letter word, fun. F-u-n.
- Okay.
- You know Jack, you do have a certain charm.
- Hey! - Hey Dawson! What's up?
- The Boston Film Festival.
- Yeah, it is. I am. I am! I'm thrilled.
- How does it end?