The Fighter (2010)

Boxer Dicky Eklund sees a drug deal on the street: “Hey, naughty, naughty. What’s going on here?” (0:04)

Dicky asks a man who dumped a liquid on him from a balcony, “Are you nuts?” (0:04)

Dicky inhales vapor from a crack pipe. (0:08, 0:45) 

Police Sergeant O’Keefe tells boxer Micky, “I go to a lot of meetings, and they have a saying, ‘Let go, and let God.’” (0:18)

Barmaid Charlene tells Micky, “If I don’t drink while I’m working, I’ll... kill myself.” (0:32)

Charlene tells Dicky, referring to Mickey, “Like maybe him having to come find you in a crack house...” (0:41)

The movie director, referring to the movie, tells Dicky’s girlfriend Karen, “I told you it’s about crack addiction.”
Dicky writhes, apparently withdrawing. (0:53) 

Dicky’s friends, family and fellow inmates watch the documentary entitled “Crack in America.”*
Dicky’s friend points to a house: “First time I got my crack over here.”
Dicky: “They smoke crack at the White House?... The first time I did crack, or whatever, I was about 23... I’ll tell you how crack works.”
Dicky: “Do a lot... when you’re high, right?”
Bystander: “They said he’s in trouble with drugs.”
Bystander: ”He did drugs and everything...”
Dicky on TV smoking a crack pipe.
Dicky: ”When you smoke crack, you know, you feel so much lighter...it fades and you’ve gotta get high again.”
Their mother and promoter Alice talks to Micky, referring to Dicky, on the phone: “You know, gave him money, gave him drugs for the movie.” (0:56)

Alice tells Charlene, “You’re crazy.” (1:09)

Dicky tells Micky, “They’ll let us watch a stupid documentary about crack...” (1:14)

Micky tells Dicky that prison “Got me clean.” (1:25)

Charlene tells Micky, “Dicky’s a junk bag. He’s a junk bag.”
Dicky: “I’m 8 months sober.”
”One day at a... time O’Keefe?” (1:28)

*High on Crack Street: Lost Lives in Lowell Youtube