Heard at the movies are saying today is its shady from the film imperfections.

This movie is about an unemployed actress working in a Chicago jewelry business.

She and the owner's son decide to falsely accuse someone of stealing their diamonds so they can keep them.

Listen for the saying, it's shady.

I have a way that we could make some serious money, but it's shady.

I'm not necessarily opposed to shoot.

So what do you think it's shady means?

Is it it costs a lot or it is dishonest or illegal?

Listen again, Did you get the right answer?

I have a way that we could make some serious money, but it's shady.

I'm not necessarily opposed to shoot.

It's shady means it is dishonest or illegal.

In the movie, the man suggests doing something illegal to make a lot of money.

If you do something shady, it is dishonest and sometimes even against the law.

So anything shady is dangerous business, and that is English at the movies.