Midnight Cowboy

Radio reporter: "... grand time talking to Mrs. Drevin who's going to give us her remedy for insomnia." (0:14)

Cass tells Joe Buck, "Well you're out of your mind." (0:23)

Enrico Salvatore "Ratso" Rizzo tells Joe, "It's crazy, a stud like you payin' that dame that you told me about." (0:28)

Picket sign: "End Madness Now" (0:29)

O'Daniel tells Joe, "Most of those boys are troubled and confused."
”I'm lonesome, so I'm a drunk. I'm lonesome, so I'm a dope fiend...” (0:31)

Male voice: "Kissin’ crazy Annie." (0:42)

Joe tells Ratso, "Women go crazy for me... Crazy Annie, they had to send her away." (0:58)

Joe visits Ratso’s father’s grave with Ratso in a cemetery.
Joe: ”My grandmother, Sally Buck. She died without letting me know.” (1:14)

Woman in restaurant: "Oh, Hitler's stormtroopers."
Ratso tells Joe, ”It's a couple of wackos advertising.”
”What would a couple of fruity wackos like that want with characters like you and me?” (1:15)

Ratso tells Joe, referring to partiers, "Wackos. They're all wackos." (1:20)

Partier: "It's like heroin. Death is like heroin."
Partier #2: ”Have you tried heroin?”
Partier #1: ”Yeah, I've tried heroin.”
A partier shares a joint with another partier.
A partier gives her joint to Joe.
A man shaking prescription bottles asks Joe: ”What do you want, up or down?”
”Up or down? Here, why don't you take an upper.” (1:20)

Ratso tells a woman, "She's hooked." (1:26)

Shirley tells Joe, referring to Joe’s impotence, "Don't worry about it." (1:28)

Joe tells Ratso, referring to Shirley, "She went crazy..." (1:35)

Joe realizes Ratso has died. (1:48)

Bus driver: "Okay, folks, nothing to worry about." (1:50)

Reference in Memories of Me