..And hear the sentence of your moved Prince.Three civil brawls bred of an airy word, by thee old Capulet, and Montague have thrice disturbed the quiet of our streets.The non-stop, frenetic film is filled with a number of delightfully hilarious moments, gags, fast-moving acts, double entendres, comedy routines, puns, pure silliness, zany improvisations, quips and insult-spewed lines of dialogue - much of the comedy makes the obvious statement hat war is indeed nonsensical and meaninglessly destructive, especially since the word ""upstart"" was the insult word (Ambassador Trentino called Firefly an ""upstart"") that led to war between the two countries.Under the credits, the film introduced Mr.Jim Phelps (Jon Voight), a first-class passenger on a jet airliner, who first declined a movie videocassette from the flight attendant, claiming he preferred the theater, but then acquiesed when she again asked: "Would you consider the cinema of the Ukraine?" - her request was coded-language regarding his next mission.Seems like such an incredibly short time ago."- Stanley reveals his curious desire to "get a peek at this Superman" from the front window of his home - he experiences his first view of Kay""s suitor - and has a pained reaction!- in the middle of the night, Stanley frantically worries to his wife Ellie (Joan Bennett) about Kay""s choice of a fiancee: "We don""t know a thing about him.He explains pain-avoidance to her:Mrs.Pilletti (serving dinner): So, what are you gonna do tonight Marty?Marty: I don""t know, Ma.I""m all knocked out.I may just hang around he house.Mrs.Pilletti: Why don""t you go to the Stardust Ballroom?Marty: What?Mrs.Pilletti: I say, why don""t you go to the Stardust Ballroom? It""s loaded with tomatoes.Marty: It""s loaded with what?Mrs.Pilletti: Tomatoes.Marty: (laughs) Who told you about the Stardust Ballroom, Ma?Mrs.Pilletti: Tommy.[Tommy is Marty""s married cousin.] He say it was a very nice place.Marty: Oh, Thomas.Ma, it""s just a big dance hall, that""s all it is.I been there a hundred times.Loaded with tomatoes - boy, you""re funny, Ma.Mrs.Pilletti: Marty, I don""t want you to hang around the house tonight.I want you to go take a shave and go dance.Marty: (pleading) Ma, when you gonna give up? You got a bachelor on your hands.I ain""t never gonna get married.Mrs.Pilletti: You""re gonna get married.Marty: Ma, sooner or later, there comes a point in a man""s life when he""s gotta face some facts.And one fact I gotta face is that, whatever it is that women like, I ain""t got it.I chased after enough girls in my life.I-I went to enough dances.I got hurt enough.I don""t wanna get hurt no more.I just called up a girl this afternoon, and I got a real brush-off, boy! I figured I was past the point of being hurt, but that hurt.