Unfortunately that didn't stop me from watching more.
Apparently in the movie this old lady was a hermit that lived deep in the mountains with her hermit daughter. Due to a stroke the old lady couldn't speak normally and taught her daughter that language of paralyzed face. It was English but not really. I have to be honest and say that I watched the movie half way through before finding it unbearable and turning it off. Thanks to Nell however I have been given a few gems of comedy to blog about.
I asked my husband if he had seen the movie and he started laughing and saying "A taya in da win." Because I had only watched the movie half way through I didn't understand what the heck he was talking about. He explained to me that he had in fact seen the movie and couldn't remember anything about it except for that line and Jodie Foster spinning in circles saying it.
For some reason this struck a cord of laughter in me. Every time he would say "A taya in da win" I would die laughing. I figured since it sounded so funny coming from his mouth it would sound even more funny coming from the mouth of Whiskey jr. #1. I pleaded, bribed and begged her to say it but she refused. I was a little bummed until out of no where Whiskey jr. #2 casually piped in saying "A taya in da win" with his tiny voice. This brought pure joy to the core of my soul. He said it almost better than Nell did in the movie!
Throughout the rest of the week My husband and little Whiskey 2 would randomly spout the line off to me. Believe it or not its still funny. Today they even incorporated the spinning action, acting as if they were Jodie Foster being a "Tree in the wind."
I keep seeing this picture and laughing! I LOVE IT! I love Whiskey Jr #2 saying it as well.
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That movie is strange but awesome, I love that you taught your kid to say it! The cheet
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