25th hour

Hosea 2022-04-19 09:01:44

Monty (Edward Norton) takes his dog for a walk in New York. During the day, he visits his old friend Jacob (Philip Seymour Hoffman) at his former school. Jacob works as an English teacher in it, and his female student Mary (Anna Paquin) is very active in class. And Monty and another friend of Jacob's Frank (Barry Pepper Barry Pepper) are busy working in the company. The cause of the incident is that one afternoon, Monty came home and found his girlfriend Naturalle (Rosario Dawson) waiting for a long time at the door of the house. While the two were flirting in the bathtub, the police suddenly knocked on their door. The drugs that Monty had hidden in the sofa are found. He was therefore charged and sentenced to seven years in prison. Monty is only a few hours away from going to jail, and he begins to wonder if his girlfriend has betrayed him. Monty went to his dad, the two talked a lot, and then a group of them went to the bar, but accidentally met Jacob's schoolgirl, Mary. 24 hours have passed and the next hour, Monty is about to start his prison career...

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  • Coralie 2022-04-23 07:01:46

    Threesome! Norton's handling of this line is perfect, but the other two's are a little weaker. The 25th hour means your own life. Realize that the past is not admonished to know that the comer can be chased. Freewheeling!

  • Wallace 2022-04-23 07:01:46

    Life is short, not far from home. (Is that part of Norton's violent foul language a prequel to fighting? Seymour Hoffman's Souther temperament makes people feel sad....)

25th Hour quotes

  • Jakob Elinsky: Jesus Christ!

    Frank Slaughtery: Yeah.

    Jakob Elinsky: Yeah, the New York Times says the air is bad down here.

    Frank Slaughtery: Well, fuck the Times... I read the Post.

    Frank Slaughtery: EPA says it's fine.

    Jakob Elinsky: Well, somebody's lying.

  • Frank Slaughtery: You know what a man should never ask in a Victoria's Secret shop, Jake?

    Jakob Elinsky: What?

    Frank Slaughtery: "Does this come in children's sizes?"