Daily Dialogue — January 22, 2019
“What’s wrong with wanting to be the best you can be? What’s wrong with wanting to be perfect? What’s wrong with wanting to be loved?”
“What’s wrong with wanting to be the best you can be? What’s wrong with wanting to be perfect? What’s wrong with wanting to be loved?”
— Perfect (1985), screenplay by Aaron Latham & James Bridges, story by Aaron Latham
The Daily Dialogue theme for the week: Exercise.
Trivia: According to trade paper Variety, John Travolta’s character “is a semi-autobiographical version of writer Aaron Latham, who based the script on a searing story he originally wrote for Rolling Stone”.
Dialogue On Dialogue: This is such an 80s movie where health clubs became the new singles bars, what some called “sexercise.”