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How to Be Single movie quotes follow young singles who live it up in New York City. The romantic comedy movie was adapted into a screenplay by Dana Fox, Abby Kohn and Marc Silverstein from the book of the same name by Liz Tuccillo. Directed by Christian Ditter, How to Be Single opened in theaters on February 12, 2015.
In How to Be Single, Alice (Dakota Johnson) breaks up with her longterm boyfriend and friend Robin (Rebel Wilson) comforts her by taking her out for drinks. It's been a while since Alice has been in the dating game so Robin, who has her social game down to a science, teaches Alice the ropes. Between waxing down there, scoring free drinks, partaking in one night stands and quick hangover recovery, Alice has a number of tricks to pass along to her new partner in crime.
But as much as Robin and Alice, along with other friends such as Lucy (Alison Brie) and Meg (Leslie Mann), are enjoying the single life, when the casual nature of their personal lives turns into serious feelings, the dating waters become terribly hard to navigate.
How to Be Single had some stiff competition at the box office when it opened alongside Deadpool, Hail, Caesar!, Kung Fu Panda 3, The Finest Hours, and The Revenant.
How to Be Single Movie Quotes,
This is New York City
Tom: You're a pretty girl. This is New York City. There's like a billion people outside that door.
Tom compliments Alice and urges her to enjoy the city and all the people within it. She takes his advice, but still her connection with him might be her favorite one.
This is Not My Apartment
Robin: Ahhh! You need to get out!
Robin's Date: You're in my apartment.
Robin: This is not my apartment. Sorry. You were great last night.
Robin's Date: Was I?
Robin: I can't remember.
When Robin wakes after a rough night with a new friend, she freaks out and orders the guy to leave. Unfortunately for Robin, it's actually his place and she's the one who needs to do the leaving.
My Drink Number
Robin: In every male-female friendship, there's a total number of drinks and if you hit that, it means you will definitely have sex.
Alice: If I had more than five drinks, I would hook up with you.
Robin: My drink number is 27. I wouldn't even touch myself on less than 24.
Robin explains to Alice her theory on how many alcoholic drinks is needed to guarantee sex. It sounds like Alice's number is five while Robin's is nothing short of alcohol poisoning.
Babies with Hangovers
Alice: We have to be at work in like 30 minutes.
Robin: I can do this in 20.
Alice: That stuff is for babies!
Robin: Babies with hangovers... Are we good? Payment accepted. Let's go.
To make it into work in 30 minutes, Robin shows Alice a secret remedy, children's electrolyte drink. Robin also teaches Alice how to get things for free, showing cleavage.
Go Get Us Some Drinks
Robin: Let me teach you how to be single. Go get us some drinks.
Alice: Okay
Robin: No, you don't buy the drinks. Boys buy the drinks. Not with this wallet, with the sausage wallet.
...
Alice: Hey, what's up, y'all? I don't know why I just said y'all. You all would have taken just as much time. Oh my god. Can I have two margaritas? Oh my god.
Robin has made it her job to enjoy the party life, including the free drinks and one night stands. Alice knows little of this world but Robin will make sure Alice learns very fast.
He's Too Young
Meg: I want a one night stand.
Alice: What about the guy over there?
Meg: No, he's too young.
...
Ken: I'm Ken.
Meg: Is this one of those fetish things where you're like a foot fetish? Am I the foot?
Ken: Do you want to be the foot?
Meg is eager to have some casual sex but doesn't seem to be interested in the young guy who appears to be interested in her. So when Ken comes over, things get awkward fast.
If Tom Texts You
Robin: If Tom texts you, wait four hours to respond and if you use an emoji I will tit punch you.
Alice: No!
Robin: Emoji!
Robin gives Alice some rules for texting Tom, including specific instructions regarding emoji use. Alice fails to abide and pays the price.
Need to Get That Taken Care Of
Robin: You really need to get that taken care of.
Alice: What do you mean? I barely have any hair.
Robin: You should close your legs. There's a reason I stopped watching Duck Dynasty. Is that Tom Hanks from Castaway? Seriously, it's like Gandolf is staring right at me. 'No penis shall pass!'
In no uncertain terms, Robin blasts Alice for her pubic hair. The jury is out on if this lengthy mocking session will encourage Alice to get a wax or not.
Wasting a Night in New York City
Robin: Where are you going?
Alice: I'm going home.
Robin: I know breaking up sucks but you know what is even worse? Wasting a night in New York City.
Robin knows that Alice just broke up with her longterm boyfriend and urges her to enjoy the evening in the Big Apple. Poor Alice has no idea what she is about to get into with Robin.
You Should Cherish It
Alice: The thing about being single is, you should cherish it.
Having enjoyed being single, Alice has a new outlook on her personal life. No longer does she see relationships as the only way to be happy and plans to savor the single life.
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How to Be Single movie quotes follow young singles who live it up in New York City. The romantic comedy movie was adapted into a screenplay by Dana Fox, Abby Kohn and Marc Silverstein from the book of the same name by Liz Tuccillo. Directed by Christian Ditter, How to Be Single opened in theaters on February 12, 2015.
In How to Be Single, Alice (Dakota Johnson) breaks up with her longterm boyfriend and friend Robin (Rebel Wilson) comforts her by taking her out for drinks. It's been a while since Alice has been in the dating game so Robin, who has her social game down to a science, teaches Alice the ropes. Between waxing down there, scoring free drinks, partaking in one night stands and quick hangover recovery, Alice has a number of tricks to pass along to her new partner in crime.
But as much as Robin and Alice, along with other friends such as Lucy (Alison Brie) and Meg (Leslie Mann), are enjoying the single life, when the casual nature of their personal lives turns into serious feelings, the dating waters become terribly hard to navigate.
How to Be Single had some stiff competition at the box office when it opened alongside Deadpool, Hail, Caesar!, Kung Fu Panda 3, The Finest Hours, and The Revenant.
How to Be Single Movie Quotes,
This is New York City
Tom: You're a pretty girl. This is New York City. There's like a billion people outside that door.
Tom compliments Alice and urges her to enjoy the city and all the people within it. She takes his advice, but still her connection with him might be her favorite one.
This is Not My Apartment
Robin: Ahhh! You need to get out!
Robin's Date: You're in my apartment.
Robin: This is not my apartment. Sorry. You were great last night.
Robin's Date: Was I?
Robin: I can't remember.
When Robin wakes after a rough night with a new friend, she freaks out and orders the guy to leave. Unfortunately for Robin, it's actually his place and she's the one who needs to do the leaving.
My Drink Number
Robin: In every male-female friendship, there's a total number of drinks and if you hit that, it means you will definitely have sex.
Alice: If I had more than five drinks, I would hook up with you.
Robin: My drink number is 27. I wouldn't even touch myself on less than 24.
Robin explains to Alice her theory on how many alcoholic drinks is needed to guarantee sex. It sounds like Alice's number is five while Robin's is nothing short of alcohol poisoning.
Babies with Hangovers
Alice: We have to be at work in like 30 minutes.
Robin: I can do this in 20.
Alice: That stuff is for babies!
Robin: Babies with hangovers... Are we good? Payment accepted. Let's go.
To make it into work in 30 minutes, Robin shows Alice a secret remedy, children's electrolyte drink. Robin also teaches Alice how to get things for free, showing cleavage.
Go Get Us Some Drinks
Robin: Let me teach you how to be single. Go get us some drinks.
Alice: Okay
Robin: No, you don't buy the drinks. Boys buy the drinks. Not with this wallet, with the sausage wallet.
...
Alice: Hey, what's up, y'all? I don't know why I just said y'all. You all would have taken just as much time. Oh my god. Can I have two margaritas? Oh my god.
Robin has made it her job to enjoy the party life, including the free drinks and one night stands. Alice knows little of this world but Robin will make sure Alice learns very fast.
He's Too Young
Meg: I want a one night stand.
Alice: What about the guy over there?
Meg: No, he's too young.
...
Ken: I'm Ken.
Meg: Is this one of those fetish things where you're like a foot fetish? Am I the foot?
Ken: Do you want to be the foot?
Meg is eager to have some casual sex but doesn't seem to be interested in the young guy who appears to be interested in her. So when Ken comes over, things get awkward fast.
If Tom Texts You
Robin: If Tom texts you, wait four hours to respond and if you use an emoji I will tit punch you.
Alice: No!
Robin: Emoji!
Robin gives Alice some rules for texting Tom, including specific instructions regarding emoji use. Alice fails to abide and pays the price.
Need to Get That Taken Care Of
Robin: You really need to get that taken care of.
Alice: What do you mean? I barely have any hair.
Robin: You should close your legs. There's a reason I stopped watching Duck Dynasty. Is that Tom Hanks from Castaway? Seriously, it's like Gandolf is staring right at me. 'No penis shall pass!'
In no uncertain terms, Robin blasts Alice for her pubic hair. The jury is out on if this lengthy mocking session will encourage Alice to get a wax or not.
Wasting a Night in New York City
Robin: Where are you going?
Alice: I'm going home.
Robin: I know breaking up sucks but you know what is even worse? Wasting a night in New York City.
Robin knows that Alice just broke up with her longterm boyfriend and urges her to enjoy the evening in the Big Apple. Poor Alice has no idea what she is about to get into with Robin.
You Should Cherish It
Alice: The thing about being single is, you should cherish it.
Having enjoyed being single, Alice has a new outlook on her personal life. No longer does she see relationships as the only way to be happy and plans to savor the single life.