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Thread started 10/23/07 2:49pm

TANKAEFC

Chocolate...Butterschotch...no way!

This little bit of dialogue ends up with some kind of heavy breathing contest, and Tricky saying, "Honey, don't you know I'll sa-lap the waves out yo' head" and C. Tracy looking fake flustered, in the movie Under the Cherry Moon.

But I don't get it. I have watched that movie I don't know how many times, but I just don't get it.

Does anyone know what that's supposed to mean?
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Reply #1 posted 10/23/07 3:04pm

thekidsgirl

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They're just playing around being silly biggrin

...This movie is best enjoyed when you don't read too deeply into it
If you will, so will I
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Reply #2 posted 10/23/07 3:08pm

pplrain

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Just from memory... I think it had something to do with them being brothers?
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Reply #3 posted 10/23/07 3:10pm

Illustrator

thekidsgirl said:

...This movie is best enjoyed when you don't read too deeply into it


This movie made me take up illiteracy.
I don't even know what I'm postinmg right now.
I'm puunching at the keys & hoping for the best.
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Reply #4 posted 10/23/07 3:12pm

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Illustrator said:

thekidsgirl said:

...This movie is best enjoyed when you don't read too deeply into it


This movie made me take up illiteracy.
I don't even know what I'm postinmg right now.
I'm puunching at the keys & hoping for the best.

omg falloff
cream.
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Reply #5 posted 10/23/07 3:13pm

thekidsgirl

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Illustrator said:

thekidsgirl said:

...This movie is best enjoyed when you don't read too deeply into it


This movie made me take up illiteracy.
I don't even know what I'm postinmg right now.
I'm puunching at the keys & hoping for the best.


falloff x 1000...
If you will, so will I
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Reply #6 posted 10/23/07 4:34pm

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TANKAEFC said:

This little bit of dialogue ends up with some kind of heavy breathing contest, and Tricky saying, "Honey, don't you know I'll sa-lap the waves out yo' head" and C. Tracy looking fake flustered, in the movie Under the Cherry Moon.

But I don't get it. I have watched that movie I don't know how many times, but I just don't get it.

Does anyone know what that's supposed to mean?


I thimk it was joking. C. Tracy said that if he got arrested, Tricky would pull him intot he mix claiming they werre related. C. Tracy pointed out that it was impossible because he was small and yellow--like a butterscotch candy--and that Tricky was big and brown, like a chocolate bar.

The Tricky threatened to slap him.

I think they were both hot in that movie. I personally love Tricky's line:

"It's a full moon and I'm a werewolf, Bitch! Kiss my ass!"
I love a Man who:
Wears More Make Up Than Me.
Wears Four Inch Stilleto Boots.
Changes His Name To An Unpronouncable Symbol.
Who Changes His Name Back From An Unpronouncable Symbol.
Oh And Most Importantly, Who Is Sexy Little Drop Of Butterscotch
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Reply #7 posted 10/23/07 8:27pm

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Skin tone... "My brother?"
Prime aka The Kid

"I need u to dance, I need u to strip
I need u to shake Ur lil' ass n hips
I need u to grind like Ur working for tips
And give me what I need while we listen to PRINCE"
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Reply #8 posted 10/23/07 10:26pm

TANKAEFC

yeah, okay, but why couldn't they have been a little more clear, or at least let us in on the inside joke, which is what it seems to be? It's like that silly little game Morris and Jerome play with the money. I had to read on the True Prince Stories site to understand that fully.

guarinigirl2000 said:

TANKAEFC said:

This little bit of dialogue ends up with some kind of heavy breathing contest, and Tricky saying, "Honey, don't you know I'll sa-lap the waves out yo' head" and C. Tracy looking fake flustered, in the movie Under the Cherry Moon.

But I don't get it. I have watched that movie I don't know how many times, but I just don't get it.

Does anyone know what that's supposed to mean?


I thimk it was joking. C. Tracy said that if he got arrested, Tricky would pull him intot he mix claiming they werre related. C. Tracy pointed out that it was impossible because he was small and yellow--like a butterscotch candy--and that Tricky was big and brown, like a chocolate bar.

The Tricky threatened to slap him.

I think they were both hot in that movie. I personally love Tricky's line:

"It's a full moon and I'm a werewolf, Bitch! Kiss my ass!"
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Reply #9 posted 10/24/07 12:44am

BoySimon

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Reply #10 posted 10/24/07 12:48am

BoySimon

What it should have said was:

It's called acting. They are establishing a relationship between the two characters beyond the realism of the dialogue. It allows to buy into their friendship and makes them more 3D... barely... It's a bit like Pitt and Clooney in Ocean's 11: much information and suggestion of character is given through body language, like the 'breathing contest'. It allows the audience to understand the closeness of the two characters and allows us to like them more. I think it's called naturalism.
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Reply #11 posted 10/24/07 12:59pm

TANKAEFC

well, then, just let them hug each other or something. but what if I told an inside joke to another person in front of you, and you didn't get it? I'm just sayin'...

BoySimon said:

What it should have said was:

It's called acting. They are establishing a relationship between the two characters beyond the realism of the dialogue. It allows to buy into their friendship and makes them more 3D... barely... It's a bit like Pitt and Clooney in Ocean's 11: much information and suggestion of character is given through body language, like the 'breathing contest'. It allows the audience to understand the closeness of the two characters and allows us to like them more. I think it's called naturalism.
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Reply #12 posted 10/24/07 2:06pm

DJ016

It's not meant to be an inside joke. It's actually over the top obvious (as is most of Prince's material)
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Reply #13 posted 10/24/07 2:23pm

loolam

Let me run down the scene as I remember it...

Tricky says something to the effect that Mary Sharon is gonna be his.

C. Tracy then says something like, "oh, lawd I can c it now, "mother dear meet me new husband(mockingly quoting Mary Sharon introducing Tricky to MOM)", and when the police come and take yo'ass down 2tha joint this is me...oh no officer I don't know him...he said what officer?...my brother!..oh no we definately have different fathers, check it out, butterschotch(pointing to him), chocolate(pointing to tricky) No way"

Then they stare at each other breathing heavily as if they're both getting pissed, and thats when Tricky comes back with "Honey dontyouknow I'll....(you know the rest.

Thats pretty obvious i think
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Reply #14 posted 10/24/07 4:00pm

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TANKAEFC said:

yeah, okay, but why couldn't they have been a little more clear, or at least let us in on the inside joke, which is what it seems to be? It's like that silly little game Morris and Jerome play with the money. I had to read on the True Prince Stories site to understand that fully.


It's a black thang wink
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Prime aka The Kid

"I need u to dance, I need u to strip
I need u to shake Ur lil' ass n hips
I need u to grind like Ur working for tips
And give me what I need while we listen to PRINCE"
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Reply #15 posted 10/25/07 12:20am

Imago

Tricky is big and black.


Prince is small and white or Asian, or whatever his race is.


So if Tricky tries to pull that "we're related" stuff, Prince was gonna lay the smackdown on his black ass no no no!




Something like that anyway. shrug
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Reply #16 posted 10/25/07 2:56am

Christopher

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Imago said:

Tricky is big and black.


Prince is small and white or Asian, or whatever his race is.


So if Tricky tries to pull that "we're related" stuff, Prince was gonna lay the smackdown on his black ass no no no!




Something like that anyway. shrug



falloff
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Reply #17 posted 10/25/07 6:49am

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Christopher said:

Imago said:

Tricky is big and black.


Prince is small and white or Asian, or whatever his race is.


So if Tricky tries to pull that "we're related" stuff, Prince was gonna lay the smackdown on his black ass no no no!




Something like that anyway. shrug



falloff


Oh Snap! co-falloff
surviving on the thought of loving you, it's just like the water
I ain't felt this way in years...
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Reply #18 posted 10/25/07 9:20am

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KidaDynamite said:

Christopher said:




falloff


Oh Snap! co-falloff

nod falloff
"Hyperactive when I was small, Hyperactive now I'm grown, Hyperactive 'till I'm dead and gone"
__ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ __ ___

"Midnight is where the day begins"
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Reply #19 posted 10/26/07 2:31pm

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TANKAEFC said:[quote]yeah, okay, but why couldn't they have been a little more clear, or at least let us in on the inside joke, which is what it seems to be? It's like that silly little game Morris and Jerome play with the money. I had to read on the True Prince Stories site to understand that fully.

A lot of black families and friends,including my own, joke like that every day (not to say that its exclusive to being black) and it goes right over the head of most people. But doing that in the south of france is definitely different. That humor is part of what makes that movie funny. They are constantly playing the dozens.
[Edited 10/26/07 14:33pm]
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Reply #20 posted 10/30/07 9:51pm

Imago

dealodelandron said:[quote]

TANKAEFC said:

yeah, okay, but why couldn't they have been a little more clear, or at least let us in on the inside joke, which is what it seems to be? It's like that silly little game Morris and Jerome play with the money. I had to read on the True Prince Stories site to understand that fully.

A lot of black families and friends,including my own, joke like that every day (not to say that its exclusive to being black) and it goes right over the head of most people. But doing that in the south of france is definitely different. That humor is part of what makes that movie funny. They are constantly playing the dozens.
[Edited 10/26/07 14:33pm]

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