Sentences with phrase «who snort coke»
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That 10 minutes or so story makes me want to be your best friend who laughs at the lotion moment, snort laughs coke out my nose trying to help moment, & pratically lol pees my pants at the «can you believe my wallets not with me, holy crap is this happening on my lunch hour» moment!
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Uma Thurman also impresses as Mia, the coke snorting gangster's moll who seems ill at ease with all the violence and whispers that surround her no - nonsense kingpin husband Marsellus Wallace (a brilliant Ving Rhames).
Soon, his impression of a chipper suburbanite sends him shooting up the corporate ladder, where he's met by Steve Lift (Armie Hammer), a coke - snorting CEO who appends his multimillion - dollar offers with smiley faces.
Packouz reconnects with his old friend from yeshiva school, Efraim Diveroli, a power - mad, coke - snorting, Scarface - worshipping international arms dealer who offers Packouz a position in Diveroli's outfit AEY.
Based on the best - selling biography of the same name by George Crile, the movie was faithfully adapted by Oscar - winner Mike Nichols (The Graduate), a director who has no problem delivering a warts - and - all depiction which has Charlie cavorting naked in a hot tub with coke - snorting strippers.
He's got the wrong girlfriend in Jess (Famke Janssen), a stripper without the usual heart of gold who'd rather snort a line of coke than take care of her little daughter Chloe (Makenzie Vega).
The casting of Trudi Goodman as a coke - snorting pedophile felt particularly inhumane, though not as mind - boggling as the beeline Michelle Monaghan made for the exit at the end of the film (those who've read the book tell me her character has been considerably dumbed down), leaving Casey Affleck sitting on a couch wondering if kindergarten - cop duty is just punishment for the ethical exactitude he showed earlier.
Gerard Johnson's gritty British thriller follows a corrupt, coke - snorting undercover policeman (the excellent Peter Ferdinando, who also starred in Johnson's previous film, 2009's Tony) as he becomes embroiled in a...
Wide - eyed and whacked out on the funny weed, Doc Sportello (Joaquin Phoenix) is a mind - fried private eye from sunny Southern California trying to make sense of a series of incidents involving, in no particular order: a spacey former girlfriend (Katherine Waterston); a missing real - estate mogul (Eric Roberts); a deceased saxophonist who apparently is not, in fact, deceased (Owen Wilson); a coke - snorting dentist with a libido in overdrive (Martin Short); a porno - parlor proprietress (Hong Chau); a bullying cop with hair cropped in a fearsome flattop (Josh Brolin); a cultlike rehab center; risqué neckties; a big, fat heroin stash; a mysterious sailboat and a torture chamber.
In Alex Cox's Repo Man (1984), he's the salty seen - it - all repo man who hates «ordinary fucking people,» snorts a few lines of coke and teaches the «repo code» to Otto.
At the top of the corporate ladder, Cash encounters the over-the-top personality of Steve Lift (Hammer), a coke - snorting CEO who has a few disturbing secrets of his own.
«Guess who got sent to rehab for snorting coke.»
We then rewind back to origin story behind our man in the rabbit mask — a man named Chris, who's your typical eighties dude: spending his time playing air hockey, renting videos and snorting coke!