- Jack: Hey, George... How does this relationship nonsense usually work?
- George: Usually, you go on a couple of dates, see if you like each other. Eventually you have sex.
- Jack: Right. I, uh... I sort of skipped the whole dating thing. So what then?
- George: And then, if you're happy with the action, you become boyfriend and girlfriend. It's really fun for, like, three months, and then you realize it's work. Then you dump her. Or not.
- Jack: Okay, let's say not.
- George: You move in together.
- Jack: I did that.
- George: Right. Well... Then you get married. You start your trajectory of acquisitions. Knives, forks, juicer, barbecue. You move to the 'burbs. You buy a house. You pop some kids out. You fight, you cheat, you separate, divorce, you split the shit, and see the kids on weekends. Then you start all over again.
- Jack: It all sounds so promising.
- George: It's just an outline, Jack.
- [first lines]
- Norman: [narrating] In fairy tales, happiness is there for the taking. Slay the dragon, save the princess. Live happily ever after.
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By what name was Jack e Jill (2008) officially released in Canada in English?
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