It is a blot, a shameful, greasy spot on the fabric of our national conscience.
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MOVING WITH TERMINATOR, as he gets out, walks to the booth and rapidly pulls its occupant out by his greasy T-shirt, flinging him backward into the parking lot. The guy is bear-like, slab-handed, but Terminator doesn't even glance back as he steps in to take the man's place.
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"Great big gobs of greasy, grimy gopher guts." How about a nice, cool drink, varmints?
>> 疯狂高尔夫 Caddyshack Movie Script

A greasy, disgusting PIMP shuffles over.
>> 铁面人 The Man in the Iron Mask Movie Script

INT. CELL OF THE MAN IN THE IRON MASK The Man in the Iron Mask lifts his head as a key rattles into his door. The door opens, admitting his old Jailer, and a NEW KEEPER. The New Keeper is just a younger version of the old one -- greasy, fat, and cruel.
>> 铁面人 The Man in the Iron Mask Movie Script

A greasy jailer -- the prisoner's KEEPER -- puts his face to the barred window of the door, and speaks with bored cruelty.
>> 铁面人 The Man in the Iron Mask Movie Script

Sator returns a toast from a grinning guest. Reaches a greasy palm to the Protagonist’s cheek, as if in friendliness... SATOR (CONT'D) There’s a walled garden up the road. We’re going to take you there, cut your throat, not across, in the middle, like a hole. Then we take your balls, stuff them in the cut, block the windpipe.
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BRUCE's greasy hand slips off the wrench. It clanks across the concrete floor to LITTLE AL's feet.
>> 蝙蝠侠：元年 Batman: Year One Movie Script

EXT. EAST END STREET - NIGHT A greasy junky holds a FAKE PEARL NECKLACE up to his DEALER.
>> 蝙蝠侠：元年 Batman: Year One Movie Script

INT. GREASY SPOON DINER - THE NEXT DAY GORDON looks tired, as if he's been up all night thinking.
>> 蝙蝠侠：元年 Batman: Year One Movie Script

CHI-CHI, a young PIMP with long, greasy hair and felt bell bottoms, SLAPS a fat whore, she CRIES and APOLOGIZES.
>> 蝙蝠侠：元年 Batman: Year One Movie Script

GETTY (CONT'D) But priceless -- that's another thingentirely. People say priceless when what they really mean to say thatsomething is invaluable, orirreplaceable. That Minotaur statuette in your hands, for instance, dates from 460BC; there are only ahandful like it remaining, and nonein such pristine condition. I'm sure those f***ers at the Met or the British Museum would kill to gettheir greasy paws on it.
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