Upstairs in the house, Andy and Debbie had just finished making love ("That was the best one yet..Was it you, me, or the hammock?").As Debbie took a shower behind a sheer plastic curtain, Andy was walking on his hands in the hallway to get some "brew" for hem, when he saw the hockey-masked figure in front of him, who hreateningly raised a thick-bladed machete above him.The fast-moving, energizing, episodic story, with plentiful profanity (the F-word is repeatedly spoken by Joe Pesci""s character), forceful editorial cuts and visuals, shifting points of view, and characters speaking directly to the camera, is told with voice-over narrative commentary by Henry Hill (Ray Liotta).Unbelievably, both films did not win any Oscar awards.The Bridge on the River Kwai (1957)(with seven Oscars) andSayonara (1957)(with four Oscars) went away with many of the major awards." Although he was attracted o Mildred, she was manipulative, repugnant, exploitative, callous, two-timing, shrewish and cruel toward him, for example, she often insulted him and was unpleasant toward him: "For a gentleman of brains, you don""t use ""em!" After their first date, he asked for another date: "May I see you again," and she responded: "I don""t mind" and then coldly and haughtily added: "If you don""t take me out, someone else will," and then promptly dismissed him when he returned her home, leaving him standing outside on the sidewalk.