..
could count on was yourself.
You see, Vincent,
you're the missing part
of my life.
And I'm the missing part
of your life.
When we find Mama,
we can fill the
missing part of hers.
We won't be alone anymore.
We can be a family.
A family?
Yes.
You mean, like,
with a Christmas tree,
and Thanksgiving dinner?
And a real home,
where you'll
always be welcome.
Always?
Even when you've been bad.
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.
Yeah, yeah, ooh.
Yes, um-mm. Oh, look.
- Is this really necessary?
- Yes, of course it's necessary.
I'm not going to introduce
you to my mother looking
like a goat herder from Albania.
You need clothes.
- But I feel fine the way I am.
- But you look like a...
- Hello, can I help you?
- Do I look like I need help?
Here's the problem.
We gotta do a whole ensemble.
- Do I look okay?
- You look better. Let's put it that way.
You know what
we have to do, Jules?
We gotta work on the way
you're walking.
You look a little stiff.
You ever see "Frankenstein"?
- I read the book.
- That's not gonna help.
When you walk, you gotta walk
like you're moving to music,
and I don't mean
a military march.
Like, you know, Aretha Franklin
and Otis Redding...
and Wilson Pickett,
a couple of white people.
- Like this?
- Yeah. Bop! That's it.
- Yeah, loose!
- Oh, I like that.
I got something for you.
Try these on.
- Sunglasses?
- Yeah, here you go.
Now, that's it.
There. Yeah!
That's it. Yeah!
- Whoops!
- Whoa!
- Do I look cool now?
- Mr. Ice.
Yeah, just breeze
on through. Yeah!
Tonight
Tonight's the night
It's gonna be
a good night, bro
And everything's gonna
happen, bro
And you take her
in your arms
And you plant a good
one on her... ho
Tonight's the night
Tonight, tonight, tonight
Tonight is your night, bro
Tonight is your night, bro
Tonight is your night, bro
Yeah, it's your night, bro!
Oh yeah, bro
You're gonna do it
You're gonna cut it
You're making me nervous!
- Well, you're nervous.
- You've got to help me.
- What?
- I've never been out on a date before.
- That's okay.
- I don't know what to do.
Well, you talk to her.
You buy her a couple of drinks.
You dance with her, bro
You gonna dance with
You dance?
- Oh, you probably never
did that before, either.
- No.
Oh, well, look.
All right.
The first thing is,
Jules,
forget about disco.
- Right? No disco.
- No disco.
When I really wanna
romance a girl...
I waltz with her.
Rah-tah-tah
Rah-tah-tah
- You mean, like Strauss?
- Yeah.
It turns 'em into
putty in your hands.
Rump-bump-bum
Diddilly-ump-bump
Rump-bump-bum, Rump-bump-bum
Rump-bump-bum
Come on, let's assume
the dance position.
I'll give you
a couple of pointers.
- I really appreciate that.
- Come on. Let's go.
I hope nobody's
looking in the window.
Come on, like this.
Here you go.
Put your feet by my feet.
Come on. Let's go.
By my feet...
not on my feet.
Thanks very much.
- Sorry, Vincent.
- Minor oversight.
Grab my hand.
Come on.
Yeow! Ah! Ease up!
- Tiny bit. Let the blood
flow through the fingers.
- Oh, like loose?
- See, come on. That's it, relax.
- I'm just nervous.
Okay, one, two, three.
One, two, three.
- One, two, three.
- One, two, three.
- One, two, three.
- Don't, no.
- One, two, three.
- See what you're doing with your teeth?
You're grinding them.
Don't grind your teeth.
Don't grind your teeth.
Relax your jaws, yeah.
Now try to count without
moving your lips, all right?
- One, two, three.
- One, two, three.
See? That's it.
You're not wrestling a boar...
300 miles south,
southwest of Fiji.
If I die for this dance
Hold you and talk of
Romance
I've never been lucky
I've got to take a chance
I'm caught up
in some kind of trance
And yes I would die
for this dance
Where did you come from
Out of nowhere it seems
- May be an angel
- Good, Jules.
Smiling on me
I know it's crazy
You've taken my heart
I'll never leave you
You're my missing part
Yes I'd