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Redhead DJ Cone sucks off that black janitor after he screws her...she's got a beautiful butterfly pussy (god I'd love to eat it). He, of course, cums in her mouth and she just lets it flow out never missing a beat.

What does that glued up magazine clipping say on the inside of Hoffman's apartment door?

Can anyone tell me what it says?

Soon one has to know.

It bugs me every time I watch this movie !!!

It has to have some relevant meaning to the point of the movie.

Or I would like to think so.

And while I'm at it, does that note has some meaning to the acting craft, the director, Bill Murray's roommate character (who seems to offer Dorothy Michael lots of advice each time he's on the screen).

best scene...the parlor game played by Clint, Laura Dern and the other 2 lawmen, as they proceed to dissect the Butch Haynes person...nice underplay, but very effective.

2nd best scene...Costner and the boy walk thru the fields...Billy, the boy, tries to hold his hand...the first 2 times, Costner rejects it, but finally he does hold hands with him...no words spoken; none needed.

Butch Haynes finally becomes the father {to the little boy} as they proceed through the county side and through the movie. Butch hates the parental violence he sees inflicted by adults to their children, and has no mercy on such adults {and, I might add, rightfully so...our children are our gems, not burdens}. So that hand-holding scene becomes even more poignant.

I love how Butch's life philosophies are sprinkled...rationalizing how stealing is OK when absolutely needed, how he can't explain how his kissing a woman's rear is something he can't explain, how a boy should be allowed to eat cotton candy and go to the fair, and how he only killed 2 people in his life {that needed killing}.

I'd like to see how Billy turned out ten years later.

Why no Oscar nominations? {Those type of omissions annoy me, like no nomination for Robert Shaw as Quint in Jaws.}

BTW, great music throughout too.