Name: City Slickers
Genre: buddy film, comedy drama, comedy film, Western film
Duration: 105 min
Cast: Bruno Kirby, Daniel Stern, Patricia Wettig, Helen Slater, Jack Palance

A brown glove with one raised finger casts an exclamation-mark-shaped shadow on pale ground. — Original artwork

I'm calling!

Arlene

A potted cactus with two large round eyes stands on orange ground against teal. — Original artwork

You're crazy!

Arlene

A small dark wooden gate with a padlock and brass latch against a burnt-orange background. — Original artwork

I make you feel trapped.

Barbara

Painterly jester mask and curled party horn with scattered confetti against bright pink. — Original artwork

You don't understand what I'm saying. I'm not saying it's alright if you don't want to come with us. I'm saying I don't want you to come. Go away with Ed. Take Phil. I'm giving you these two weeks. It's my present. Go and find your smile.

Barbara

Painterly small raised hand figure beside a vintage intercom under a spotlight. — Original artwork

Hi, you guys guests here?

Ben

A blue and white piggy bank tipped over with coins spilling out on a dark blue background. — Original artwork

We had different needs. I needed him to treat me decently and get a job, and he needed to empty my bank account.

Bonnie

A coiled rope hangs over a worn saddle on a wooden fence in a dry landscape. — Original artwork

You came out here city slickers, you're gonna go home cowboys.

Clay Stone

A small cross made from two red pencils tied with a neon green band beside a tiny eraser shaped like a boombox on a yellow surface. — Original artwork

Lord, we give you Curly. Try not to piss him off.

Cookie

A wooden arrow sign beside a winding rust-colored path fading into a pale gray landscape. — Original artwork

I just turned around and rode away.

Curly

Golden light shines through a keyhole cut into a standing panel of dark-blue paper. — Original artwork

You know what the secret of life is?

Curly

A row of small illustrated cereal boxes behind a bowl and spoon on a pale blue surface. — Original artwork

Let's say all your life, for breakfast, you're eating from a Kellogg's variety pack.

Ed

No. A cowboy doesn't leave his herd.

Ed

A smiling yellow paper mask on a stick leans beside a white flower in a glass of water. — Original artwork

Ya-hoo!

Ed

Painterly coiled rope beside a weathered cowboy hat on dusty ochre ground. — Original artwork

You know what I think? Out there are all the answers.

Ed

A tilted glass jar containing a golden question mark, resting on plum velvet. — Original artwork

Hi Curly. Kill anyone today?

Mitch

Painterly open hand reaching toward a wilted flower and fallen petals on cracked pavement. — Original artwork

Sorry. I didn't mean anything by that.

Mitch

This guy is not normal. I’m telling you. Did you see his eyes? He’s got crazy eyes. He’s a lunatic. I’m telling you, we are goin into the wilderness being lead by a lunatic. He’s behind me, isn’t he?

Mitch

A small aged brass hourglass with almost no sand left in the top, casting a long soft shadow on a dark blue background. — Original artwork

Value this time in your life kids, because this is the time in your life when you still have your choices, and it goes by so quickly. When you're a teenager, you think you can do anything, and you do. Your twenties are a blur. Your thirties, yo

Mitch

Two small brass boxes, one holding a heart and the other a key, balance on a driftwood beam above a round stone. — Original artwork

Women need a reason to have sex. Men just need a place.

Mitch

A pale clock face with brass ticks and bent hands, edged with frost on a blue-grey background. — Original artwork

I'm late.

Nancy

A red heart-shaped token beside two cream dice on a golden background. — Original artwork

If anything happens to him....I'm going after Barbara.

Phil

Painterly empty rocking chair draped with cloth beside a fallen blue balloon. — Original artwork

Wait a minute. Let me get this straight. I have no life, we're all agreed on that, right?

Phil

A white porcelain hand holds a red carnation beside a small oval mirror on a stand against plum. — Original artwork

You know, when I was alive I would have found her attractive.

Phil

A baseball rests inside an open jewelry box lined with red satin and pale fabric. — Original artwork

You're right I suppose, I mean, I guess it is childish. But when I was about 18 and my dad and I couldn't communicate about anything at all, we could still talk about baseball. Now that - that was real.

Phil