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二十七岁的马克斯（詹姆斯·斯派德 James Spader 饰）是一位事业有成的广告人，不久前，他的妻子不幸去世，至今，马克斯都未能走出丧妻的悲痛阴影中，个性也因此而变得封闭和阴沉。 某日，他来到了一间小酒吧喝酒解闷，在这里，马克斯遇见了名为诺拉（苏珊·萨兰登 Susan Sarandon 饰）的四十三岁女招待。命运让这两个身份地位和年龄都悬殊巨大的人相互吸引，诺拉让马克斯暂时淡忘了痛苦，马克斯亦教会了诺拉什么是尊重，随着时间的推移，他们坠入了爱河。然而，这段世人眼中并不匹配的恋情注定要遭到诸多的考验，最终，他们的真爱能否战胜世俗的非议和彼此之间巨大的鸿沟呢？
长篇影评
1 ) 只属于两个人的故事
一直觉得James Spader是个非常优雅的男演员。无论是演放荡不羁的青年，情窦初开的小生，还是刑警干探、职业律师……他都从骨子里透出一股子学院气。
这部电影的内容很简单：姐弟恋。
“我快要44岁了。”Nora说。
“我今年27岁。”Max回答，一脸的轻松。
下一秒钟，两个人便抱成一团。
别被海报骗了，其实这片子纯情的很。清纯正经的小青年，遇上了特立独行的坏姐姐，然后相亲相爱。
即使年龄不同，阶级不同又如何呢？结局，两个相爱的人还是终成眷属。
对于爱情片，我不是喜欢看情节特别复杂的。所以这部《White Palace》拍得刚刚好，从头到尾都是两个人的故事。
对年龄的担忧，对双方家庭背景悬殊的恐惧——虽然女主角时刻被这些小问题困扰，但最后，她还是相信了爱情。
我最喜欢他俩结识时，Max酒后驾驶撞翻Nora家邮箱的那一幕。她看着他的窘相笑得像个孩子，而他倒在草地上差点不省人事。
我还喜欢Max次日晚上再去汉堡店门口等Nora。她与同伴从店里嘻嘻哈哈地跑出来，恍若十几岁的小姑娘。而他坐在车窗里笑看，仿佛又变成了初涉爱恋的青涩少年。
爱情就是爱情，与他人无关，与年龄无关，与阶级无关。
即使这话听起来很俗气，但我们谁不都希望这样的爱情，可以琴瑟和谐地久天长吗？
这部电影的内容很简单：姐弟恋。
“我快要44岁了。”Nora说。
“我今年27岁。”Max回答，一脸的轻松。
下一秒钟，两个人便抱成一团。
别被海报骗了，其实这片子纯情的很。清纯正经的小青年，遇上了特立独行的坏姐姐，然后相亲相爱。
即使年龄不同，阶级不同又如何呢？结局，两个相爱的人还是终成眷属。
对于爱情片，我不是喜欢看情节特别复杂的。所以这部《White Palace》拍得刚刚好，从头到尾都是两个人的故事。
对年龄的担忧，对双方家庭背景悬殊的恐惧——虽然女主角时刻被这些小问题困扰，但最后，她还是相信了爱情。
我最喜欢他俩结识时，Max酒后驾驶撞翻Nora家邮箱的那一幕。她看着他的窘相笑得像个孩子，而他倒在草地上差点不省人事。
我还喜欢Max次日晚上再去汉堡店门口等Nora。她与同伴从店里嘻嘻哈哈地跑出来，恍若十几岁的小姑娘。而他坐在车窗里笑看，仿佛又变成了初涉爱恋的青涩少年。
爱情就是爱情，与他人无关，与年龄无关，与阶级无关。
即使这话听起来很俗气，但我们谁不都希望这样的爱情，可以琴瑟和谐地久天长吗？
2 ) 《White Palace》：牛逼呀，看二十七年前的片儿
如果一部《从你的全世界路过》被放上二十七年，你再看它时是什么感觉？如果是《小时代》呢，会不会镀上一层“二十一世纪初迷茫青年男女撕心裂肺追逐爱情”的迷人光光环？如果是《摆渡人》，它的豆瓣评分会不会摆渡到八分以上？（如果那时候豆瓣还在）
想想，二十七年后，我们行将五十，早过了看爱情电影的年龄。我们的孩子二十多岁，正是谈情说爱的好时间。有一天，你忽然发现，那些当年被我们吐槽两句就匆匆下线的影片，被我们的部分后辈供养起来，奉为经典。已经度过更年期狂躁的你，会不会感叹世风日下，人心浮躁，现在炒的冷饭都是些什么瞎JB玩意儿。
《White Palace》，恕我直言，大抵如此。这片儿有个相当低调香艳的中文名字：《情迷六月花》，属于非常浪漫而脑洞大开的再创造。“六月花”，为何不是九月或十一月？一名四十三岁的中年妇女，确定是在人生六月？九月的“菊花朵朵向太阳”或隆冬时节的“梅花香自苦寒来”不好么？好吧，听闻女人“三十如狼”、“四十如虎”。一个四十三岁还胆敢将巴掌放在初次见面的二十七岁小鲜肉的大腿根儿上的女人，果然是春天腐烂的樱花，夏天下了苍蝇蛋的西瓜和秋天霜降后的紫茄子。
1990年的电影有《人鬼情未了》、《剪刀手爱德华》、《风月俏佳人》……那时候，《情迷六月花》也就是一部爆米花爱情片儿。近三十年过去了，《六月花》小姐再接再厉，在豆瓣打下了7.6分的小天地。影评、短评虽然数目不多，论内容也过得去。42.7%的人选择了四星，更有16.5%的人选择了五星。四星是推荐，五星是力荐。有一大半的人还挺喜欢这片。
呃……真的，值这些分？那一大半觉得不错的人，你真的会向你认识的某某人，推荐一下这部片子。还是觉得既然已经花费这么多时间，不如送出四星表明自己真的有被感动？还是觉得看完一部老片子的自己牛逼闪闪，和那些看《摆渡人》，看各种尴尬院线片的妖艳贱货就是不一样？
撇开因为时代差异，电影拍摄手段决定的朦胧画面，撇开时间加成，撇开男主角日后更加鲜美可口，这部风骚影片不过说一个讲了成千上百遍的爱情故事。邓文迪小鲜肉+楚雨荨端木磊。女追男终被拿下，男主角傲娇，在自己的圈子里兜兜转转，终于“恍然大悟”，历经种种波折，重新追回半老徐娘。喔。
这真是爱情？或许吧。这真是不糟糕的情感？影片印象最深，是男主角看电视时和诺拉争吵，每天晚节目，永无止境的无聊电视。生活不在一个频率，聊天话不投机，一个好好的中产阶级，何必活脱脱把自己糟蹋成这样。又或者纠结于是否送一个手持式吸尘器，和其他女子说话也要小心翼翼，因为女友拿不出手而在朋友和恋人间周旋，这样的爱怎么会成为一种滋养呢。
马克斯抽回妻子照片时有意识的拍打了诺拉的脸，他们以后的关系很有可能发生家庭暴力。而诺拉在处理和马克斯的妈妈，朋友圈子的关系时也非常糟糕。马克斯的妈妈应该坐前座是基本礼貌，本没有什么可难受。在做客时她因为差距而自卑，因为自卑而逃避，逃避被撞破是又一通恶语伤人，“吹喇叭”，语言畅快却作践自己。晚餐上一番高谈阔论是因为要为劳动人民伸张正义还是为自己的无知寻找锐利的武器，一阵乱刺后愤然离席，留下尴尬的马克斯，尴尬的马克斯的妈妈和尴尬的一个感恩节火鸡晚餐。时间更应该教会一个女人怎样去爱，去处理冲突，去面对差距，而不是尖叫，浪笑和吸烟。
马克斯辞去工作走上教职，电影中并没有谈及他对教育事业重新燃起兴趣。租住一个窗外有垃圾堆的房间感到满意，他已然成为一个四十三岁女人的老公。不伦之爱，用多大的力气去赞同都不够。只是这爱，一定要货真价实。
想想，二十七年后，我们行将五十，早过了看爱情电影的年龄。我们的孩子二十多岁，正是谈情说爱的好时间。有一天，你忽然发现，那些当年被我们吐槽两句就匆匆下线的影片，被我们的部分后辈供养起来，奉为经典。已经度过更年期狂躁的你，会不会感叹世风日下，人心浮躁，现在炒的冷饭都是些什么瞎JB玩意儿。
《White Palace》，恕我直言，大抵如此。这片儿有个相当低调香艳的中文名字：《情迷六月花》，属于非常浪漫而脑洞大开的再创造。“六月花”，为何不是九月或十一月？一名四十三岁的中年妇女，确定是在人生六月？九月的“菊花朵朵向太阳”或隆冬时节的“梅花香自苦寒来”不好么？好吧，听闻女人“三十如狼”、“四十如虎”。一个四十三岁还胆敢将巴掌放在初次见面的二十七岁小鲜肉的大腿根儿上的女人，果然是春天腐烂的樱花，夏天下了苍蝇蛋的西瓜和秋天霜降后的紫茄子。
1990年的电影有《人鬼情未了》、《剪刀手爱德华》、《风月俏佳人》……那时候，《情迷六月花》也就是一部爆米花爱情片儿。近三十年过去了，《六月花》小姐再接再厉，在豆瓣打下了7.6分的小天地。影评、短评虽然数目不多，论内容也过得去。42.7%的人选择了四星，更有16.5%的人选择了五星。四星是推荐，五星是力荐。有一大半的人还挺喜欢这片。
呃……真的，值这些分？那一大半觉得不错的人，你真的会向你认识的某某人，推荐一下这部片子。还是觉得既然已经花费这么多时间，不如送出四星表明自己真的有被感动？还是觉得看完一部老片子的自己牛逼闪闪，和那些看《摆渡人》，看各种尴尬院线片的妖艳贱货就是不一样？
撇开因为时代差异，电影拍摄手段决定的朦胧画面，撇开时间加成，撇开男主角日后更加鲜美可口，这部风骚影片不过说一个讲了成千上百遍的爱情故事。邓文迪小鲜肉+楚雨荨端木磊。女追男终被拿下，男主角傲娇，在自己的圈子里兜兜转转，终于“恍然大悟”，历经种种波折，重新追回半老徐娘。喔。
这真是爱情？或许吧。这真是不糟糕的情感？影片印象最深，是男主角看电视时和诺拉争吵，每天晚节目，永无止境的无聊电视。生活不在一个频率，聊天话不投机，一个好好的中产阶级，何必活脱脱把自己糟蹋成这样。又或者纠结于是否送一个手持式吸尘器，和其他女子说话也要小心翼翼，因为女友拿不出手而在朋友和恋人间周旋，这样的爱怎么会成为一种滋养呢。
马克斯抽回妻子照片时有意识的拍打了诺拉的脸，他们以后的关系很有可能发生家庭暴力。而诺拉在处理和马克斯的妈妈，朋友圈子的关系时也非常糟糕。马克斯的妈妈应该坐前座是基本礼貌，本没有什么可难受。在做客时她因为差距而自卑，因为自卑而逃避，逃避被撞破是又一通恶语伤人，“吹喇叭”，语言畅快却作践自己。晚餐上一番高谈阔论是因为要为劳动人民伸张正义还是为自己的无知寻找锐利的武器，一阵乱刺后愤然离席，留下尴尬的马克斯，尴尬的马克斯的妈妈和尴尬的一个感恩节火鸡晚餐。时间更应该教会一个女人怎样去爱，去处理冲突，去面对差距，而不是尖叫，浪笑和吸烟。
马克斯辞去工作走上教职，电影中并没有谈及他对教育事业重新燃起兴趣。租住一个窗外有垃圾堆的房间感到满意，他已然成为一个四十三岁女人的老公。不伦之爱，用多大的力气去赞同都不够。只是这爱，一定要货真价实。
3 ) 不要拒绝你所期待的
《White Palace》观影后感 –《白色宫殿》， 又译《情挑六月花》…… 利用起近两天近乎瘫软的时光挑了部老电影----一般这些老电音都是一直心心念念没看的…… 说真的，关于这部电影我觉得豆瓣的评分偏低了！ 先说说颜值吧！这是最接地气的点儿之一哈！电影里27岁的男猪脚（主角）简直帅的不要不要的！犹如希腊神般刀雕斧凿出的美少年的脸庞就是辣么吸引人，当然也包括起初对他抱有偏见的女猪脚（主角）……女主的颜值也颇高，虽然年纪是男主的1.6倍！哈哈～！ 再说说演技！影片中感觉全是一片演技派，更别说主要演员了！其中的一颦一笑都透露着对角色的把控----到位！！尤其停电的段落里两个人的对话，一个想竭尽所能地平抚对的激动情绪，一个虽然挚爱着对方却又感觉被欺骗被忽视而不能承受……复杂又矛盾的情感戏表现得淋漓尽致！ 其实，除开这些，个人觉得电影里的两个人各自的情感经历还是一大看点！麦克斯是个犹太人，小心谨慎、讲条理、爱整洁、生活中是个注重细节与品味的男人（从影片的一开始他回家和他买奶酪就能体现出来），从小生活在犹太人的大家庭里，接触的人、包括他的亡妻----一个他一直无法释怀的女人就是他生活的全部。然而，这全部的人都在无形中给他不光是爱与关怀，还有压力：他的感情该何去何从？所有的人都在无时无刻提醒着他亡妻的存在----以另一种形式存在……虽然大家也竭力撮合他和圈子里的好女孩，但是内心深处的声音一直在告诉他“他们怎么晓得谁跟谁相配？……”是啊，一年，三年，十年，二十年……该分手的总是会分手，磨合、忍耐地再久又如何？谁知谁和谁才最配？……快乐与否与鞋子合不合脚真的只有自己最清楚…… 而女主诺拉的命运比他残酷得多，从小被姐姐留弃在乡下，没什么文化的她只能作侍应、招待之类的最底层的谋生工作赚取微薄的收入才能勉强度日……然而混蛋丈夫与不幸的婚姻孕育出的孩子也最终让她绝望了----孩子的死因其实她自己也是知道的，所以，之后的她不光内疚、自责，更深的是自卑、自弃，还有怨恨、仇视，甚至还有偏见与偏执；她以为只有烟和酒才能陪伴她过完自己的平淡无奇却孤单的一生了…… 正像所有心理学门派关于爱情的观点一样：好的爱情是会让双方都得以成长，都能成为更好的自己，而不是只有一方！ so，意想不到的机会总是会有的，只是大家都希望自己知道的不要太迟…… 说不定你的她（他）就在哪个汉堡店或者酒吧里等着你呢！…… 影片中诺拉的姐姐朱蒂是个有趣的女人，她有点神秘，但她其实很善良；包括麦克斯的妈妈，一个有点儿神经质的女人也不例外，----其实窗外真的没有什么值得你害怕的，有的只是你内心的投射……这一点在诺拉与那个女室内设计师在卫生间里的对话可见一斑。 最后，影片的结尾非常地温情而富有戏剧性…… 借用那个胖男人的话：兄弟，你到底要不要点菜啊？……[偷笑] （点击吧！祝大家爱情甜蜜！[爱心]） 粗略点评，望有兴趣的可以看看电影，也互通有无，多说说各自观点！[抱拳]
4 ) White Palace Script
[Beep]
Maxie, it's Neil.
Don't forget the burgers, pal.
Corner of Olive and 18th.
It'll be ready at 7:30.
Yee-hah!
[Beep beep beep]
[Telephone rings]
[Ring]
[Beep]
Hello. It's your mother.
Don't forget tomorrow
we visit Janey.
You'll pick me up
at the store at : .
Hello?
[Door closes]
Hello?
MAN: All right!
[Music playing]
Max!
Ha ha ha!
Max! Max is here!
White Palace burgers!
Hi. What are you drinking?
Soda.
It's a bachelor party.
I'm getting married.
Oh! Oh!
WOMAN: Hey, what about me?
I want one.
Aah!
Hey, Max, some of these boxes
are empty, man.
What?
Son of a bitch.
Look at this.
I got three... four of them.
How could they be empty?
What's that? Five?
I got six, six empty boxes.
Shit. I should've
counted them. Sorry.
Come on.
It's a -cent burger.
I'm going back.
You want burgers or money?
- Are you crazy?
- What's he talking about?
What's the matter with you?
We're having a party!
We've been crapped on, Neil.
What is the trouble?
The trouble is you don't
give a damn about principle.
Are you kidding?
I'm a lawyer.
MAN: Hey! Hey! Hey!
- Excuse me.
- End of the line's over there.
- I'm not buying anything.
- Get in line, Fred.
Look inside the sack, please.
When it's your turn.
$ . .
I don't think
I need to get in line.
I already was in line.
I bought 50 burgers.
You only gave me 44
so I don't think
I have to wait.
- Is that so?
- That is so.
Look. Six empties.
I want my money back.
And how do I know you didn't
gobble up those burgers?
Because I don't gobble
and I don't lie.
You gave me six empty boxes.
I bought 50 burgers.
You gave me .
Do I get my money back
or go to the manager?
Smell the boxes. Here.
If there had been
White Palaces inside,
the boxes would stink,
wouldn't they?
Honey, my nose is so full
of White Palaces,
I couldn't smell one
shoved in my face.
Yo, buddy, I'd like
to get my hamburgers.
Will you leave
Mr. Astaire alone?
He's trying to report
a robbery here.
Thank you.
Next.
Whoa!
Are you Jewish?
I'm just guessing.
Hey! It's Honest Abe!
I got the money back, Neil.
You'll need it for therapy.
You're a nutcase.
Ladies and gentlemen,
may I introduce...
the future Mrs. Neil Horowitz?
Yay!
Ow!
Damn. She is fat.
She is always
going to be fat,
but she's
a very sweet woman.
Oh! Max, look.
It's you.
Hey, Max with the fiddle.
You were good, man.
You were good.
Max!
It's the fiddler.
Oh, Stravinsky.
What's next?
Who is that?
Is that Margie Brown?
NEIL: No. It's Janey.
Look how young she is.
When did you start going out
with her? Kindergarten?
Something like that. Yeah.
NEIL: She was beautiful.
Klugman, what else you got
back there, huh?
Larry.
Come on. Come on!
LARRY: It's stuck.
Give me a second.
Could somebody flip
the light switch?
NEIL: Max, have
another scotch, buddy.
Let's see.
Who wants another one?
You're turning into the crazy
old woman from Dickens,
the one who sits around
in her wedding dress
cherishing
her fucking grief.
Havisham.
Yeah. That's who
you're turning into.
When's the last time
you had a date?
What if I told you...
I wasn't interested
in getting laid right now?
Interest in getting laid
is the human condition,
for Christ's sakes, Max.
It's all around you.
Heidi Solomon.
Oh, please.
She salivates
over you every day.
Rita Fishman... she's gorgeous.
She would sleep...
If I choose
to be celibate,
that's not your business.
This isn't celibacy
we're talking about.
It's fucking necrophilia.
Good night, Neil.
- Great party.
- Yeah. Thanks. Thanks, Max.
You're feeling sorry
for yourself.
Makes me want to puke!
Blah-ha hah!
Whoa ho!
WOMAN: Ha ha ha!
Ha ha ha!
WOMAN: Wait a minute.
Aah! Ha ha!
MAN SINGING:
What would it take
to make you mine?
Ivory towers of wine
A rugged movie star
that looks so fine?
You know they're really
hard to find
What would it take
to make you mine?
I'd stay home all the time
Give you everything that's mine
Even though I'm paying on time
What would it take
To make
You mine?
MAX: Chivas and a splash.
MAN SINGING:
...to make you mine?
A condo in a sunny clime
Compatible astrology signs
Or sitting round gettin' high?
What would it take
to make you mine?
Champagne breakfast at :
Pumped up all of the time
Or simply just sayin' that I'd
Like to make you mine
All mine
All mine?
Some coincidence, huh?
What?
I'll give you a hint, Fred.
I ain't exactly Ginger Rogers.
Oh, no.
Oh, no, huh?
Yeah.
Oh, no, what? Huh?
I don't know.
Just oh, no.
What are you doing
in a dump like this?
You looking for trouble?
I'm having a drink.
Cigarette?
No, thank you.
I know, I know.
Smoking will kill me.
That's right.
Mmm. Well, come on.
Lecture me.
I love it. Come on.
I don't lecture.
Fred, I bet
you lecture everybody.
Yeah? Not tonight.
Good. How about another drink?
Jimmy, vodka tonic and...
- I don't want another drink.
- Scotch for my new friend here.
- What's your name?
- I don't want another drink.
Come on.
Let me buy you a drink.
Let's pass a peace pipe.
Come on. Huh?
I'm buying.
- Thanks, Jimmy.
- No, no. I got...
- I'm paying for it.
- I don't want you to.
- I am buying you a drink.
- Here. For both of them.
Please. All right. OK.
Look at you.
You're so cute.
You're all tensed up
like a ticklish little kid.
Damn. You are beautiful.
Look at that face.
Jimmy, is this
a beautiful face?
Anybody ever tell you
you look like Tony Curtis?
- All the time.
- Ha ha!
Hmm...
I had a wonderful dream.
I was sorting your shells
and mixing your cocktails.
When I woke up, I wanted to
swim right back to you.
"Some Like It Hot."
Did you ever see it?
- It's not a tough question.
- No, no.
- Marilyn Monroe.
- Yeah, I saw that.
God, she's something. Mmm.
MAX: Yeah. She is.
You swim?
Do I swim?
Yeah. You look like you swim.
I mean, you're not
real muscular,
but you're strong,
am I right?
I think you're drunk.
Yeah. If I get any drunker,
I'll fall all over you.
So...
What's with the monkey suit?
You a chauffeur?
Oh, no.
I was at a bachelor party.
Yours?
No.
Did you have a naked girl?
MAX: A dozen of them.
You got a wife?
Uh-uh.
No, I don't.
You're not sure?
I don't have a wife.
But you did
have one, right?
Yeah, that's r... yeah.
That's correct.
She leave you?
Is that how come you're so sad?
I'm not sad.
You're feeling
sorry for yourself.
Do you mind if we
change the subject?
Hi, Tony.
Hi, Fred.
Come on.
Tell me your name.
Mine's Nora.
Max.
Oh, that's cute.
What's your zip code? Hmm?
What kind of soap does
your wife use?
Maybe you should take
your hand off my thigh.
My hand's not on your thigh.
Night.
Sorry about your lady
dumping you.
- She didn't exactly dump me.
- What did she do, then?
She died.
Died?
You mean died?
Yeah.
That's a new one.
How did she do that?
Car turned over.
Ha ha ha!
Oh, I'm s...
I'm sorry. I just...
I can't help it.
That's all right.
I don't know
why I'm laughing.
Your wife died.
Maybe nobody ever
died on you before.
No. Charlie died.
Charlie? What?
Is that your doggie?
No.
Charlie... my kid.
Your kid?
I know, I know. I know.
How'd he die?
Leukemia.
What can you do?
The world spins around.
I'm sorry.
It's over...
right?
Right.
Good night.
MAN SINGING:
This good-hearted woman
She loves her good-timin' man
Drive me home.
I'll fix you a cup of coffee.
Actually, I missed the bus.
I don't live too far from here.
Come on. You don't
want me to take a taxi.
- Don't smoke in the car, OK?
- Deal.
Put your seat belt on.
It's all right. Hold on.
You're a cautious little doggie.
[Operatic aria playing]
What's that?
That is the most beautiful music
in the world.
You got any Oak Ridge Boys?
No. I'm afraid not.
What are you?
Are you Italian or something?
I'm Jewish.
Jewish?
Ha!
Interesting people... Jews.
I was Catholic myself once,
but confession made me jumpy.
Ha!
I tried them all, but I never
did try to find Moses.
Tell you the truth,
I don't know very many Jews.
This guy tried to shove
Brigham Young on my ass once.
Go left at Clayton.
That's... well,
that's Dogtown.
That's what they call it.
Go left here.
Turn... turn left!
[Horn honks]
- You're drunk.
- I'm all right.
No. You're drunk.
- OK. Turn again.
- Where?
Right here!
[Tires screech]
God!
Ha ha ha!
I love him.
That's a drunk
driving the drunk.
[Key-alert chimes]
I just can't...
ha ha ha!
Ha ha ha!
Ha ha ha!
Come on, beautiful.
Let me fix you some coffee.
You're too drunk to drive.
- I'm all right.
- No. Come on.
Come on.
Ha ha ha! Ohhh.
Don't slip on the Astroturf.
Ha ha ha!
NORA: Make yourself at home.
[Glass breaks]
MAX: What exactly is there
between you and Marilyn Monroe?
NORA: Oh, she's just
so fucked up and glamorous...
and losing and fighting
all the time, you know?
I seen all her movies
at least five times,
and also my name is Nora Baker,
and her real name
is Norma Jean Baker.
Get it?
How about that coffee?
How about it?
Could have sworn I had me
a full can of Maxwell House.
There's no coffee?
Why don't I fix you
a drink instead?
MAX: A drink?
No. I'm trying to get my ass
home in one piece.
If you can't drive,
you might as well drink, right?
How can you be out of coffee?
This couch opens up into a bed.
- I'm not staying here.
- I'll wake you up early.
No. I'm not going to sleep here.
What do you want to do?
You want to call a taxi
and come back in the morning?
Do you have a bathroom?
Hi.
I don't feel very well.
I think I might just
lie down for a moment.
Poor baby.
Janey.
You're so beautiful.
More?
Yes.
Say please.
Please.
[Buzzing]
NORA: Find anything interesting?
I hope you had a good time.
You needed it.
Will I see you again?
No.
NORA: For a minute there,
I really did think...
you were just going
to up and surprise me.
[Beep]
Hello, Max.
This is your mother.
[Tape fast forwards]
[Beep]
NEIL: Hey, partner,
sorry about the lecture.
I was way out of line.
Where the hell are you?
You didn't jump
off a bridge, did you?
Call me. I promise not to
make you screw anybody.
MAX: Ha ha ha!
[Beep]
Hello, Max.
It's Heidi Solomon.
I'm taking a chance here,
but, uh...
I've got an extra ticket
to the symphony tonight.
It's all Schumann,
and I'd love for you
to join me if you're free.
Maxie, it's Neil.
Don't forget the burgers, pal.
Corner of Olive and 18th.
It'll be ready at 7:30.
Yee-hah!
[Beep beep beep]
[Telephone rings]
[Ring]
[Beep]
Hello. It's your mother.
Don't forget tomorrow
we visit Janey.
You'll pick me up
at the store at : .
Hello?
[Door closes]
Hello?
MAN: All right!
[Music playing]
Max!
Ha ha ha!
Max! Max is here!
White Palace burgers!
Hi. What are you drinking?
Soda.
It's a bachelor party.
I'm getting married.
Oh! Oh!
WOMAN: Hey, what about me?
I want one.
Aah!
Hey, Max, some of these boxes
are empty, man.
What?
Son of a bitch.
Look at this.
I got three... four of them.
How could they be empty?
What's that? Five?
I got six, six empty boxes.
Shit. I should've
counted them. Sorry.
Come on.
It's a -cent burger.
I'm going back.
You want burgers or money?
- Are you crazy?
- What's he talking about?
What's the matter with you?
We're having a party!
We've been crapped on, Neil.
What is the trouble?
The trouble is you don't
give a damn about principle.
Are you kidding?
I'm a lawyer.
MAN: Hey! Hey! Hey!
- Excuse me.
- End of the line's over there.
- I'm not buying anything.
- Get in line, Fred.
Look inside the sack, please.
When it's your turn.
$ . .
I don't think
I need to get in line.
I already was in line.
I bought 50 burgers.
You only gave me 44
so I don't think
I have to wait.
- Is that so?
- That is so.
Look. Six empties.
I want my money back.
And how do I know you didn't
gobble up those burgers?
Because I don't gobble
and I don't lie.
You gave me six empty boxes.
I bought 50 burgers.
You gave me .
Do I get my money back
or go to the manager?
Smell the boxes. Here.
If there had been
White Palaces inside,
the boxes would stink,
wouldn't they?
Honey, my nose is so full
of White Palaces,
I couldn't smell one
shoved in my face.
Yo, buddy, I'd like
to get my hamburgers.
Will you leave
Mr. Astaire alone?
He's trying to report
a robbery here.
Thank you.
Next.
Whoa!
Are you Jewish?
I'm just guessing.
Hey! It's Honest Abe!
I got the money back, Neil.
You'll need it for therapy.
You're a nutcase.
Ladies and gentlemen,
may I introduce...
the future Mrs. Neil Horowitz?
Yay!
Ow!
Damn. She is fat.
She is always
going to be fat,
but she's
a very sweet woman.
Oh! Max, look.
It's you.
Hey, Max with the fiddle.
You were good, man.
You were good.
Max!
It's the fiddler.
Oh, Stravinsky.
What's next?
Who is that?
Is that Margie Brown?
NEIL: No. It's Janey.
Look how young she is.
When did you start going out
with her? Kindergarten?
Something like that. Yeah.
NEIL: She was beautiful.
Klugman, what else you got
back there, huh?
Larry.
Come on. Come on!
LARRY: It's stuck.
Give me a second.
Could somebody flip
the light switch?
NEIL: Max, have
another scotch, buddy.
Let's see.
Who wants another one?
You're turning into the crazy
old woman from Dickens,
the one who sits around
in her wedding dress
cherishing
her fucking grief.
Havisham.
Yeah. That's who
you're turning into.
When's the last time
you had a date?
What if I told you...
I wasn't interested
in getting laid right now?
Interest in getting laid
is the human condition,
for Christ's sakes, Max.
It's all around you.
Heidi Solomon.
Oh, please.
She salivates
over you every day.
Rita Fishman... she's gorgeous.
She would sleep...
If I choose
to be celibate,
that's not your business.
This isn't celibacy
we're talking about.
It's fucking necrophilia.
Good night, Neil.
- Great party.
- Yeah. Thanks. Thanks, Max.
You're feeling sorry
for yourself.
Makes me want to puke!
Blah-ha hah!
Whoa ho!
WOMAN: Ha ha ha!
Ha ha ha!
WOMAN: Wait a minute.
Aah! Ha ha!
MAN SINGING:
What would it take
to make you mine?
Ivory towers of wine
A rugged movie star
that looks so fine?
You know they're really
hard to find
What would it take
to make you mine?
I'd stay home all the time
Give you everything that's mine
Even though I'm paying on time
What would it take
To make
You mine?
MAX: Chivas and a splash.
MAN SINGING:
...to make you mine?
A condo in a sunny clime
Compatible astrology signs
Or sitting round gettin' high?
What would it take
to make you mine?
Champagne breakfast at :
Pumped up all of the time
Or simply just sayin' that I'd
Like to make you mine
All mine
All mine?
Some coincidence, huh?
What?
I'll give you a hint, Fred.
I ain't exactly Ginger Rogers.
Oh, no.
Oh, no, huh?
Yeah.
Oh, no, what? Huh?
I don't know.
Just oh, no.
What are you doing
in a dump like this?
You looking for trouble?
I'm having a drink.
Cigarette?
No, thank you.
I know, I know.
Smoking will kill me.
That's right.
Mmm. Well, come on.
Lecture me.
I love it. Come on.
I don't lecture.
Fred, I bet
you lecture everybody.
Yeah? Not tonight.
Good. How about another drink?
Jimmy, vodka tonic and...
- I don't want another drink.
- Scotch for my new friend here.
- What's your name?
- I don't want another drink.
Come on.
Let me buy you a drink.
Let's pass a peace pipe.
Come on. Huh?
I'm buying.
- Thanks, Jimmy.
- No, no. I got...
- I'm paying for it.
- I don't want you to.
- I am buying you a drink.
- Here. For both of them.
Please. All right. OK.
Look at you.
You're so cute.
You're all tensed up
like a ticklish little kid.
Damn. You are beautiful.
Look at that face.
Jimmy, is this
a beautiful face?
Anybody ever tell you
you look like Tony Curtis?
- All the time.
- Ha ha!
Hmm...
I had a wonderful dream.
I was sorting your shells
and mixing your cocktails.
When I woke up, I wanted to
swim right back to you.
"Some Like It Hot."
Did you ever see it?
- It's not a tough question.
- No, no.
- Marilyn Monroe.
- Yeah, I saw that.
God, she's something. Mmm.
MAX: Yeah. She is.
You swim?
Do I swim?
Yeah. You look like you swim.
I mean, you're not
real muscular,
but you're strong,
am I right?
I think you're drunk.
Yeah. If I get any drunker,
I'll fall all over you.
So...
What's with the monkey suit?
You a chauffeur?
Oh, no.
I was at a bachelor party.
Yours?
No.
Did you have a naked girl?
MAX: A dozen of them.
You got a wife?
Uh-uh.
No, I don't.
You're not sure?
I don't have a wife.
But you did
have one, right?
Yeah, that's r... yeah.
That's correct.
She leave you?
Is that how come you're so sad?
I'm not sad.
You're feeling
sorry for yourself.
Do you mind if we
change the subject?
Hi, Tony.
Hi, Fred.
Come on.
Tell me your name.
Mine's Nora.
Max.
Oh, that's cute.
What's your zip code? Hmm?
What kind of soap does
your wife use?
Maybe you should take
your hand off my thigh.
My hand's not on your thigh.
Night.
Sorry about your lady
dumping you.
- She didn't exactly dump me.
- What did she do, then?
She died.
Died?
You mean died?
Yeah.
That's a new one.
How did she do that?
Car turned over.
Ha ha ha!
Oh, I'm s...
I'm sorry. I just...
I can't help it.
That's all right.
I don't know
why I'm laughing.
Your wife died.
Maybe nobody ever
died on you before.
No. Charlie died.
Charlie? What?
Is that your doggie?
No.
Charlie... my kid.
Your kid?
I know, I know. I know.
How'd he die?
Leukemia.
What can you do?
The world spins around.
I'm sorry.
It's over...
right?
Right.
Good night.
MAN SINGING:
This good-hearted woman
She loves her good-timin' man
Drive me home.
I'll fix you a cup of coffee.
Actually, I missed the bus.
I don't live too far from here.
Come on. You don't
want me to take a taxi.
- Don't smoke in the car, OK?
- Deal.
Put your seat belt on.
It's all right. Hold on.
You're a cautious little doggie.
[Operatic aria playing]
What's that?
That is the most beautiful music
in the world.
You got any Oak Ridge Boys?
No. I'm afraid not.
What are you?
Are you Italian or something?
I'm Jewish.
Jewish?
Ha!
Interesting people... Jews.
I was Catholic myself once,
but confession made me jumpy.
Ha!
I tried them all, but I never
did try to find Moses.
Tell you the truth,
I don't know very many Jews.
This guy tried to shove
Brigham Young on my ass once.
Go left at Clayton.
That's... well,
that's Dogtown.
That's what they call it.
Go left here.
Turn... turn left!
[Horn honks]
- You're drunk.
- I'm all right.
No. You're drunk.
- OK. Turn again.
- Where?
Right here!
[Tires screech]
God!
Ha ha ha!
I love him.
That's a drunk
driving the drunk.
[Key-alert chimes]
I just can't...
ha ha ha!
Ha ha ha!
Ha ha ha!
Come on, beautiful.
Let me fix you some coffee.
You're too drunk to drive.
- I'm all right.
- No. Come on.
Come on.
Ha ha ha! Ohhh.
Don't slip on the Astroturf.
Ha ha ha!
NORA: Make yourself at home.
[Glass breaks]
MAX: What exactly is there
between you and Marilyn Monroe?
NORA: Oh, she's just
so fucked up and glamorous...
and losing and fighting
all the time, you know?
I seen all her movies
at least five times,
and also my name is Nora Baker,
and her real name
is Norma Jean Baker.
Get it?
How about that coffee?
How about it?
Could have sworn I had me
a full can of Maxwell House.
There's no coffee?
Why don't I fix you
a drink instead?
MAX: A drink?
No. I'm trying to get my ass
home in one piece.
If you can't drive,
you might as well drink, right?
How can you be out of coffee?
This couch opens up into a bed.
- I'm not staying here.
- I'll wake you up early.
No. I'm not going to sleep here.
What do you want to do?
You want to call a taxi
and come back in the morning?
Do you have a bathroom?
Hi.
I don't feel very well.
I think I might just
lie down for a moment.
Poor baby.
Janey.
You're so beautiful.
More?
Yes.
Say please.
Please.
[Buzzing]
NORA: Find anything interesting?
I hope you had a good time.
You needed it.
Will I see you again?
No.
NORA: For a minute there,
I really did think...
you were just going
to up and surprise me.
[Beep]
Hello, Max.
This is your mother.
[Tape fast forwards]
[Beep]
NEIL: Hey, partner,
sorry about the lecture.
I was way out of line.
Where the hell are you?
You didn't jump
off a bridge, did you?
Call me. I promise not to
make you screw anybody.
MAX: Ha ha ha!
[Beep]
Hello, Max.
It's Heidi Solomon.
I'm taking a chance here,
but, uh...
I've got an extra ticket
to the symphony tonight.
It's all Schumann,
and I'd love for you
to join me if you're free.
5 ) 爱就是彼此吸引
爱就是彼此吸引，没有现代生活里的种种，譬如金钱，譬如地位，男女主人公背景悬殊，却因为彼此吸引，James Spader的纯情专一，Susan Sarandon的成熟坚强，他们相爱。光影带我们回到感情的纯粹，那是现实里没有的。
6 ) 喜欢看James Spader卖帅的尽管来看
James Spader皮肤粉嫩，当属风华正茂的完美好情人。
个人对下层老女人没有任何好感。
故事俗到不行。
唯一亮点是：James Spader非常，非常，非常漂亮。
他演绝种好男人也还不错。虽然他还是更适合Alan Shore的那一类
个人对下层老女人没有任何好感。
故事俗到不行。
唯一亮点是：James Spader非常，非常，非常漂亮。
他演绝种好男人也还不错。虽然他还是更适合Alan Shore的那一类
“当鞋子合适的时候，脚被忘却了；当腰带合适的时候，腹部被忘却了；当心灵正确的时候，‘赞同’与‘反’都被忘却了”。——奥修《当鞋合脚时》
简直就是童话好嘛！27岁和44岁~james的眼神真是大杀器。
可喜欢这个结局。没有狗血的上层社会的接受容纳，而是勇于面对真实的自己。It's not you that I'm ashamed of, it's me I'm ashamed of. 【彼时的斯大人简直太美艳了！
张小娴:女人到底想要什么?答案还不简单吗?无论她看起来想要什么,她想要的终归只有两样东西:很多的爱和很多的安全感
温暖的姐弟恋爱情，演技赞，腐情调赞，最感动人的是他们相爱的勇气。真是那样，鞋合不合适，只有自己知道。旁观者有热闹看应该心怀感恩，不能指手画脚了。
再没见过比James Spader更适合女上位的男主角，以及地毯卷边都不能忍受的龟毛性格。
Nora一个粗俗，野蛮的中年女人，我真的理解不了他们之间的爱情，最初的相互生理满足是他们在一起的原因，我也只能想到这个原因。电影确实是造梦机器，不过这个中年离异失独女人的春梦造的太假，不感人，也毫无逻辑可言。重点也是女主真的丝毫不讨人喜欢
有James Spader的片子光是养眼分就可以给五星，但剧情太简单扣一星 。金睫毛妖孽大叔 James Spader，从没见过能把普通的上班装穿得那么性感的男人 。 叔年轻的时候就是个耀目靓仔 ， 长得像Tony Curtis 。Susan阿姨你不仅仅是吃了嫩草， 还是长在仙岛上最得天地厚最水嫩的那株。
重点是James的情欲戏~！这家伙确实是情欲戏高手啊~~一场Blow job被他演的好像天使被引诱堕天一样~~
这部我收藏了十五年的电影，最近终于断断续续分了四五次看完了。怎么讲呢？女主是不是自卑的摩羯女啊。感觉情商什么的都不在线。感情戏码扯到阶级不对等就没意思了，反正如果我年轻的时候看这部电影可能处于荷尔蒙作祟会给上四颗星，但是准中年的我只能给一颗心了。并没有让我勃起，谢谢。
Max Baron 是那样的迷人...他就象一杯酒让人越看越醉.他安静,沉稳,内敛而不乏激情.虽然这是一个老套的故事,然而正是这样老套的故事让我们感觉真切.最后的结局让人会心一笑,心存感动.
男主角的眼睛总有些朦胧的美感，看介绍才知道他是个大近视眼，呵呵。
应该算是姐弟恋作品中最酷的一部，93年的日剧《爱无谎言》就是抄袭的这个片子。水葱嫩的詹姆斯.斯派德后来就一直以拍情色片为已任，而苏珊.萨兰登则是唯一一位我认为无法用“女王”来概括的尖刀型女演员，她更像彪悍的女巫。
一个好男人和一个好女人用不太平常的方式相爱。话说回来，女人无论多刚强独立还是弱体，毕竟这个世界是男权的。所以，一旦相爱年龄不成问题。
伪装成情色片的真挚细腻诚意之作
萨兰登你是上辈子修了什么福啊？？部部老少配。
其实是个挺有趣有质感的主流爱情片 两个主演表现很好 年轻的James spader好看到逆天啊。。。。为了弥补这个八杆子打不着不着四六的纯搅和的傻逼译名给电影带来的伤害给5星。人家明明叫White palace。。。
这姐弟恋谈得，太暖了，结局太猛了。两位美人儿。 从《性、谎言和录像带》到这部，James Spader给我的感觉就是一朵忧郁的小甜心，还美得要命，太迷人！
抛开限制级的部分就完全是时下全东亚流行的大龄三无女钓到年轻高富帅的剧情；男主的宅男属性决定了他需要一个擅长室内运动的伴侣，什么社交活动who cares；Younger Men一曲道破了女青年到女中年的审美转变，人艰不拆好吗……
这个故事做得非常非常精细，堪称对90年代美国中产的一个精妙侧写。Max爱Nora的原因开头几笔就写明了：小城犹太人、乖孩子中产、母亲极富控制欲有强迫症（单亲），青梅竹马的妻子如果没有猝死，他一生就这样循规蹈矩地交待了。可是妻子离世后，来自另一个阶级的Nora却给了沉溺在痛苦中的他一个机会，她的直率和毫不掩饰让Max最终明白了自身的真实需求——Max其实是个慵懒性感的宅男，不喜欢刻板的“美国梦”——小城中产那套让他厌烦得要死，所以最后他和女主去纽约（大城市更包容）了。另外，我才意识到，JS长了张文艺复兴时天使的脸，金色长睫毛覆盖着忧伤恭顺的眼，放到意大利湿壁画里毫不违和，但又配了一个极为有力和肉感的下巴，还有强健干净的躯体，这男人能从天真羞怯忧伤直接切换到肉欲上去，也是百年难遇的极品。