Warren Beaty: Who glued these quarters to the floor?
A.J.: I did.
Warren: Why the hell for, man?
A.J.: I don't feel that I need to explain my art to you, Warren.
Near the end of the film, when all the shop employees are giving money to Lucas so he can pay Joe back, Gina is sitting by Lucas and gives him her contribution. A few shots later you see Gina walk up to Lucas and hand him her contribution....again. See more...
Just after Lucas tells Joe he's a 'superb manager', Joe drags him off to beat him up in his office. When he takes him into the back, you see a girl standing in the doorway. She is the same girl you see when Mark and AJ enter the store at the beginning. Her character was called Lily and she was cut out of the film. Her name is also still in the credits. See more...
Directed by Allan Moyle, starring Anthony LaPaglia, Ethan Embry, Liv Tyler, Maxwell Caulfield, Robin Tunney, Rory Cochrane (add more)
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In Deb's funeral scene Corey is lighting the candles surrounding the bed. She lights the first then blows on the match to put it out but then continues to light the second candle with the same match. [When she lights the candles, she never blows the match out; she moves her head, and the position of her mouth only makes it look like she blows it out, but she doesn't.]
In the casino scene, while Lucas is playing craps, after he rolls the dice and doesn't get a 7, he loses all his money. In fact, in craps he would have at least one more roll before losing money. [on the come out roll craps; 2,3 or 12; is an instant loser.]
I think it's the scene where Dire Straits' Romeo and Juliet is playing, but at one point the camera pans over the listening booths and we see a couple listening to music through two sets of headphones; the stickers on the doors say "1 person at a time please", so why are there TWO sets of headphones in the booth? [Watching this scene at normal speed it does look as if the girl is also wearing headphones but if you play it in slow motion, you can see that it is actually her hair covering her ears, not a another pair of earphones.]
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