Toast in the Movie
Does anyoen remember the toast? "To all my friends, I wish them well, etc..."
ends in Hackensack?
Please let me know!
The exact words were, "And here's to those who wish us well, and those that don't can got to Hackensack." I presume Hackensack, New Jersey is the eupehmism for hell, which would have rhymed with "well." How nice it was... in those days a word like "hell" would not have been mentioned. Hope this is what you need.
shareOne of the many reasons why I love movies from the thirties, forties, fifties and sixties: they don't use foul language. Don't get me wrong, I definitely like actors like Will Smith or Denzel Washington or Bruce Willis. I enjoy watching action movies like "Die Hard" or "Unstoppable", but WHY for heaven's sake is it necessary to write dialogues where every other word is f..k?
I don't know any people who talk like that and I wouldn't want to be in touch with anybody who uses foul language. I don't deny that there are some people using that kind of language all the time, but I doubt the majority of people does speak like that.
If they could do without the f word (or at least eliminate it most of the time), modern movies could be such a pleasure to watch.