Backflash (2001) - full transcript

Ray Bennett, a lonely video-store owner in the middle of nowhere decides to take some days off his work to think about his future. On the road, he comes across Harley, a very attractive, mysterious woman and ex-prisoner. Having been lonely for some time, he seems charmed and willing to spend some time with her, while she needs a man to help her finish a pretty well-paying job, left in the middle when she was busted for drug money distribution. Intentions differ, plans change and "trust" is a dangerous word as they make their way into the local cartel boss's business, with $2 million and maybe a new life as a compass.

♪ I don’t know

where i’m gonna go ♪

♪ I don’t know

where i’m gonna go ♪

♪ my mama says

I can’t go home ♪

♪ lord, tell me

where i’m gonna go ♪

♪ I don’t know

where i’m gonna go ♪

♪ I don’t know

where i’m gonna go ♪

♪ my mama says

I can’t go home ♪

♪ lord, tell me

where i’m gonna go ♪

♪ I don’t know

where i’m gonna go ♪

♪ I don’t know

where i’m gonna go ♪

♪ my mama says

I can’t go home ♪

♪ lord, tell me

where i’m gonna go ♪

♪ I don’t know if it'll be

the devil below ♪

♪ don’t wanna live

with the devil below ♪

♪ the lord will help me

carry my load ♪

♪ then maybe one day

I can go home ♪

♪ I don’t know

where i’m gonna go ♪

♪ I don’t know

where i’m gonna go ♪

♪ my mama says

I can’t go home ♪

♪ lord, tell me

where i’m gonna go ♪

♪ I don’t know if it'll be

the devil below ♪

♪ don’t wanna live

with the devil below ♪

♪ the lord will help me

carry my load ♪

♪ then maybe

one day I can go home ♪

♪ I don’t know

where i’m gonna go ♪

♪ I don’t know

where i’m gonna go ♪

♪ my mama says

I can’t go home ♪

♪ lord, tell me

where i’m gonna go ♪

♪ I don’t know

where i’m gonna go ♪

♪ I don’t know where i'm... ♪♪

Very funny.

I figured you deserve that

after six months on the wagon.

So I should reward myself for

not smoking... With a cigarette?

I’m dying here.

Al Pacino.

Dog day afternoon.

No, actually,

that’s ray Bennett in...

The worst financial

mistake I ever made.

Come on, man.

It’s not that bad.

Somebody had to check out

all these bad boys.

Yeah, I did.

Ray, you need a woman,

and you need a woman bad.

And i’m not talking about this

three-day rental shit, man.

You gotta get up

off your ass, ray.

She’s not gonna come

waltzing in here any time soon.

Yeah, I know.

She’s out there,

though, somewhere.

This whole Sci-Fi thing

ain’t working.

We should try a porno

thing or something.

All right. Maybe we could do,

like, a two for one...

Like the big guys do.

Pez, I got somethin’ on my mind.

Somethin’ I need

to talk to you about.

I had an offer

to sell the store.

Shh, what are you

gonna tell ’em?

I priced ’em kinda high, ’cause I

don't really wanna sell it, but...

If they don’t take my offer,

i’ll spit in their eye.

James cagney,

angels with dirty faces.

You need to come up

with some new material.

Well, if it’s good enough for

cagney, it’s good enough for me.

I think i’m gonna take off.

Well, you gonna come back

this afternoon?

No, I think i’m gonna

take a few days off.

I need to think about

this whole video thing.

Hope they turn out to be flakes.

Would you miss this place?

Hell, no. I’ll just...

Just take all the porn.

Hey... never know

when you’re gonna need it.

Don’t forget to lock up.

Subject’s name: John Doe.

Age: I don’t know.

Height: Kinda tall.

Weight: Fat as shit.

Don’t forget to pick up

ground beef on the way home.

C.j.

My god.

Harley Dakota.

Holy shit.

Well... sorry.

What the hell are you doing here?

Did you break out of prison?

No. No. I got paroled early for

good behavior. Can you believe that?

Anyone here?

You just missed red.

He came by to drop off the stiff.

Lucky for you.

Yeah.

I could never get used to this.

Guess it’s still working,

though?

It’s great, man.

Gin hooked me up with this

bogus coroner’s license.

I get to write my own prescription for free

drugs and never even finished high school.

And it beats turning tricks

and giving gin all the dough.

Besides, every once in a while, I get

some asshole on the slab who’ll fuck me.

Makes it all worthwhile.

Want a drink?

No. No, no, no.

I didn’t like this place then.

Definitely don’t like it now.

So how is gin?

More fucked up every day.

He’s holed up

in some junkyard office.

The place is starting to look like

some kind of wacko Christmas village.

He’s limping now too.

Tono broke both his legs.

So I guess they know

about the money?

Yeah.

When you got sent up,

they dug through all

the shipments they still had...

And found about

two million bucks missing.

You better get out of here.

If gin finds you, i’m gonna

be stuffing cash in your guts.

Shit.

Well, well, well.

The rumors are true.

I heard they were lettin’ you out for good

behavior, but I figured it was bullshit.

Nice shirt. Two years in the

slammer, and you’re still a smart mouth.

What do you want? This is fate,

me running into you like this.

Gin’s gonna wanna talk to you. Well, why

don’t you tell him you just never saw me?

Why would I wanna do that?

Because I never rolled over on you guys.

Just get in the fucking car. Whoa, hey,

it’s cool, it's cool. Yeah, it is cool.

Why don’t you tell gin,

if he wants to speak to me,

he can meet me

someplace warm and sunny.

Why are you making this hard, Harley? Don’t

be a bitch. Things are just gonna get ugly.

- Need a ride?

- You wanna see ugly?

Why don’t you

take a look at your shirt.

I paid good money

for this shirt. It’s cotton.

♪ Frost

is on the window ♪

♪ as the snow begins to fall

♪ and the air is kinda chilly

♪ But that don’t

bother me at all ♪

♪ bundled up

in scarves and mittens ♪

♪ children play

out in the snow ♪

♪ and make believe

old frosty’s there ♪

♪ puttin’ on a show ♪

Yeah?

Close that fucking door!

- Did you get it?

- Yeah, I got it.

Don’t stand there like a fucking moron!

Give it to me.

Here.

So?

I, I did just like you said.

I didn’t force her or nothin'.

- What happened?

- She did just like you said she would.

So that’s it? I mean,

we’re just gonna let her go?

Do I look stupid?

She’s as predictable as a rat.

Stick her in a maze, she goes

straight for the cheese.

I’m working on it

right now, Mr. Tono.

Freezing in here.

No, sir, no problems.

Turn this down.

Touch that dial,

i’m gonna break your hand.

God, you could hang meat in here.

Well, what did she

tell c.J.?

Well...

You didn’t think

to talk to c.J.?

Don’t worry about it, boss. I mean,

you know, it’s taken care of, okay?

Great.

What do I do about Harley?

You don’t do anything.

I’m bringing in

a professional for this job.

♪ I keep thinking about

♪ how we left things

in the air ♪

♪ We both were looking for

♪ looking for signs

that weren’t there ♪

♪ weren’t there ♪

♪ like a balloon

that won’t float around ♪

♪ the next day it’s just

lying on the ground ♪

♪ I can’t stop thinking about ♪

♪ how sometimes

life just isn’t fair ♪

♪ Open a picture book

♪ the page you want

is torn away ♪♪

Where are you headed?

Anywhere but here.

Can I have a cigarette?

Sure.

Pretty thirsty.

Been out there a while?

No. You know,

the speed limit’s 55.

- Was I speeding? - No, but if you go

any slower, we’ll be going backwards.

Everybody’s in such

a hurry these days.

Yeah.

My name’s ray.

I don’t usually

pick up hitchhikers.

You know, everybody says

they’re con men or criminals.

Guess I got lucky

with you, though?

- Mind if I smoke?

- Actually, I do.

It’s not good for you.

Secondhand smoke’s

not good for you, either.

Please?

Sure.

Shoot!

Man, something’s the matter with my car.

Fuck.

I got the tire out

like you said.

I cannot believe you’ve

never changed a tire before.

Gosh, i’ve just

been lucky, I guess.

"Gosh"? Are you

a priest or something?

No. I own a video store.

Same thing.

Need any help with them doodads?

Lug nuts.

They’re called lug nuts.

- So what’s your name?

- Harley.

Harley? Is that your last

name or your first name or...

Harley. Just Harley.

You always this chatty?

No. I-I was just trying

to make some conversation.

Don’t.

Hello, c.J.

Hello, asshole. This place

must be affecting your manners.

You treat everybody

like a stiff.

I call ’em like I see 'em.

Hey. What do you know?

It’s Louie guianni.

I popped him last week.

You must be proud.

What’s the attitude, c.J.?

You know i’m not here to shoot the shit.

So what do you want?

What did Harley say

about the money?

What money?

Keep fucking with me!

Yeah, keep pulling my arm.

Love to tell gin how you spilled

hydrochloric acid all over tono’s 40 grand.

Nah.

Gin ain’t gonna like this.

I’m trembling beyond control.

Gee.

Okay, that’s the way

you wanna play it.

Shit. Look,

if you don’t believe me...

Here.

I can handle gin.

Where are you gonna go now?

It’s probably

better I don’t tell you.

You better get out of here.

If gin finds you, i’m gonna

be stuffing cash in your guts.

What do you think

of my new jacket?

I like it.

I look like a fucking doorman.

That was the first job I ever had for tono.

Did you know that?

Yeah.

Of course you did.

Standing outside all day,

frying like a fucking omelet.

Worst goddamn gig

of my whole life.

What about Harley?

She’s a smart girl.

Always was.

You sure this professional

knows what he’s doing?

He’d better.

Yeah.

There, that

completes it. Yeah.

So where are you headed?

Williams, Arizona.

Yeah?

What’s in Williams?

More rocks.

I’m not going anywhere, really.

I’m just taking a few days off.

Just trying to kick back

and relax a little bit.

Yeah, i’m sure the pressure of

running a video store is unbearable.

It may not sound like much to you,

but to me it’s a really big deal.

What do you know

about someone like me?

I read your bag.

And you know what they say

about hitchhikers, right?

Well, you didn’t kill anybody

or anything, did you?

Why? Would that

bother you?

Relax, ray.

I didn’t kill anybody.

- Did you steal somebody’s car?

- No, I didn’t steal anyone's car.

Listen, ray, if I can’t smoke...

You can’t talk.

It’s just, i’ve never talked to

anybody that’s been in prison before.

Let’s just say, it was

a victimless crime, okay?

Are you hungry?

What can I get ya?

I’ll have...

Um... let me guess.

The gentleman will have

a hatchet burger, medium, plain,

American cheese,

French fries, milk shake...

Vanilla... and a glass of water.

Am I right?

Pretty much.

What about dessert?

Apple pie?

Rhubarb.

- Very exotic.

- What about you?

Two meat loaf specials,

extra gravy, a very large beer.

My daddy always said

you gotta eat when you can.

That would be your daddy in...

In two-way, Kentucky.

Where’s your Southern accent?

Back home with the inbreds.

So is Harley your real name?

Stage name.

Well, you’re pretty enough to

come out west and be a showgirl.

Am I?

Yeah.

Well, I didn’t come out

to be a showgirl.

I came out to be

a magician’s assistant.

Ready?

Very quick?

I sucked.

No, i...

I came out with this guy.

One loser

in a long string of losers.

Yeah, his biggest trick was hiding

the sausage in the cocktail girl.

I think she likes me.

So if harley’s your stage name,

what’s your real name?

A magician

never tells her secrets.

I’ll buy you lunch

if you tell me.

Ever repeat it, and you’ll

be wearing your lunch.

Deal.

Olive Dee klintucker.

- Harley’s a nice name.

- Very good answer.

I’ll be right back.

Where are you going?

I gotta pee.

She’s quite a handful.

That she is.

Pretty girl.

Girl like that,

she could make your head spin,

get you so topsy-turvy,

you don’t know what's what.

Easier to forget all your troubles.

Won’t give you new ones.

Well, just keep

the straight and narrow.

You’ll be fine.

Okay. Bye.

You gotta be shittin’ me!

Yes, get the food to go.

Where’d you learn how to do that?

In the pen.

Hey, he’s a big guy.

We gotta get outta here.

I didn’t scare you or anything?

No.

I’m just not used to

being around women like you.

Yeah?

Hey, man, how much longer do I have to stay in

there and get my ass kicked by this quiver?

You lay a hand on her,

and the deal’s off.

Now she’s hooked up with this numb-nuts.

Is he part of the deal now too?

Really? Interesting.

Look, gin... just keep

an eye on both of them.

No rough stuff.

Yeah, I got it.

You have a really sexy profile.

You know that?

I do?

Is it getting hot in here?

Um... no.

Shit.

We’re in Williams.

You can let me out

here, actually.

So, where are you headed now?

Well, I think i’ll

hang it up for the night.

That place over there

looks as good as any.

Okay.

- Hey, um...

- Yeah?

Nothing.

I’ll see you.

Good luck to you, ray.

- You too.

- Okay.

In a second.

Can I help you?

What can I do for you?

I’d like a room.

I’ll see what I can do.

Smoking or non-smoking?

Non-smoking.

We only got smoking.

I guess that’ll have to do.

Cash? Charge?

I’m particular about certain

credit cards I take.

Cash.

$49.50.

$53.46 with tax.

Fill out... just one of those.

That’s 55. Change

tomorrow when you check out?

Just, just sign your name.

This is 218.

Up the stairs, back of the hall.

I go to bed at 11:00.

There’s a plunger in the room.

Don’t call.

Ice buckets in the room?

No.

I got ’em here

if you want a bucket.

Please.

Yeah?

Bucket.

Let’s see what we got.

Hey!

Hey.

Hey.

This place doesn’t look so bad.

Yeah, it’s all right.

What happened to your mouth?

Sssss.

I must’ve bit my lip.

Anyway...

So I was thinking, you know,

I don’t really know

anyone around here...

And, thinking

I was gonna get a room.

Well, I got the last one.

How many beds?

Two.

Do you snore?

I wouldn’t know.

Okay.

Meet you upstairs.

Hey, how tall are you,

by the way?

Six. Why?

Just curious.

Leave the door open.

- Don’t get into any trouble.

- Yeah, yeah.

Suppose you heard a lot of

crazy shit about gin?

Fuckin’ Santa claus.

Yeah, listen, it’s tono who fucked him up.

A couple years ago, he had a

discrepancy about a few thousand bucks.

He broke both his legs.

Now he just sits in his freezer all day long,

pretending like every day is Christmas.

Yeah, well, i’m not gonna be his

fuckin’ elf. You don’t have to worry.

What do I have to do,

sit on his lap and tell him what I want?

He might like that.

Wow.

Close that fucking door!

I got the new guy, boss.

You’re the guy Eddie the macho

sent from Jersey?

- What’s your name?

- Vinnie pipillino.

But everybody calls me the pipe.

Well, I don’t care if everybody

calls you pippi longstocking.

You better be as good

as Eddie says you are.

Tell me what you need;

I’ll take care of it.

No problem.

You got a lot of confidence.

I hope it ain’t attitude.

No way.

I know about respect.

You know about respect?

- See that?

- Yeah.

What are you, mute?

Do you see that or not?

Yeah, I see it.

What do you think that is?

A hat.

Look at that.

Fuckin’ genius.

Yeah.

That... is a reminder

of the importance of respect.

You know how I started out

in this business?

As a fucking doorman.

Nine fucking years standing in the

mojave heat, melting like a snow cone,

opening doors for cocky

young pricks like you.

I swear to god,

heat like that can make you want

to lock yourself in a freezer.

But for nine fucking years...

I never bitched,

I never called in sick,

I never stayed home

for a fucking holiday...

Not even Christmas,

if you can believe that.

So one day, tono says to me,

"hey, kid, how come you never come

to me complaining about your gig?"

And I says to him, "Mr. Tono..."

notice, I always said "mister."

I says to him, "Mr. Tono,

"you’re a smart man.

"That’s how come

you’re running things.

"You’re a smart man,

and I respect you.

"I know that whatever it is

you have me do...

"It’s for the good

of the business...

"And I respect that.

"So you don’t ever have to worry that any work

I ever do for you that i’ll complain about it.

’cause I got

more respect than that."

And he says to me,

"you’ve got

a good attitude, kid.

Why don’t you come by

the office Monday, we’ll talk."

And the rest is history.

I’ve been running tono's money

business for three years now.

That makes me

the number two guy.

But that hat will always stay

right where it is...

So that it will always remind me about the

importance of respect and what respect can get you.

Now, you wanna come work for me,

you want to break into the west

coast end of things, no problem.

But you better know what the

fuck you’re talking about...

When you start

talking to me about respect.

’cause I am the goddamn

emperor of respect!

So... you still wanna tell me

all about how you got respect?

No... sir.

Mr. Gin... sir.

Get outta here.

Close that fucking door!

What the fuck was that?

Come on, shit for brains.

I ain’t got all day.

Comin’ in?

I forgot my trunks.

Me too.

Between rival factions

along the israeli/syria border.

This young lady claims

she’s staying with you.

She is.

Then I suggest you read

the rules listed in the lobby...

For swimming pool use, since

your guest clearly did not.

Rule number two: No swimming in the

pool without proper bathing attire.

Undergarments are not

proper bathing attire.

Rule number five:

No pool use after 9:00 P.M.

I’m-I'm sorry about that.

We’ll make... we'll make sure

we read the rules next time.

See that you do.

What an ass. You’d think I

was selling crack by the pool.

Hey, you didn’t drink all the

liquor, did you? No.

Okay. Well, fix me a drink.

I’m gonna take a shower.

Well, what do you want?

Scotch.

How do you want it?

What?

How do you want it?

Your wild side’s starting

to show, Mr. Video store man.

Your scotch.

How do you want it?

Straight up.

That felt great.

That was my first shower in two years without

a whole bunch of chicks checking me out.

- Is this mine?

- Yeah.

What are you watching?

It’s a classic, actually.

Robert mitchum plays a guy

who wants to go straight.

But, once you’re bad,

you’re... you're bad.

Do you believe that?

Maybe.

I, um, went to prison

for running money.

Yeah, I got 22 months...

Because I was stupid enough

to get caught.

I was working

as a bartender for this real prick.

Harley, get over here.

Who ran

things with this guy named tono,

a mystery guy

who everybody was scared of.

For a middle man,

gin was pretty scary himself.

What the fuck

you doin’ over there?

I’m cleaning up

like you told me.

I need you to do a run for me.

Where?

Take this

over to mort’s mortuary.

A guy named Lenny

will be waiting for you.

And, I counted it all

myself, so don’t get creative on me.

That’s

how I fell into running money.

Hey, when are you sending

big Tommy with my fucking cash?

- He’s right here, boss.

- What the fuck’s that?

It’s big Tommy.

He didn’t make it out of the hearse.

He was supposed

to be in Vegas three days ago.

Now, if you have to drive up

there yourself, I don’t care.

Just get that cash to tono.

We’ll need gas. No, that’s all right.

I’ll get it...

Somehow.

So my boss

has this elaborate system set up.

I take the clean cash to the morgue where

gin had this guy Lenny working for him.

Lenny would hide the money

in a safe place,

then gin would ship it to Vegas

without ever getting caught.

That’s when Lenny

came up with this big plan.

I got like $6 million a

month going through that morgue.

Nobody’s gonna notice

a little bit here and there.

But I need you, Harley.

Yeah, yeah.

All right, what do I do?

You don’t do nothin'.

That’s the sweetest thing.

You just deliver the money

like nothin’ ever happened.

Not gonna get caught, right?

We’re not gonna get caught.

Just remember the plan, baby.

Pura vida.

Pura vida.

Our deal was simple:

After Lenny skimmed the money,

i’d drop it off.

Nobody ever seemed to question where

a few bucks went here and there.

And then every week,

Charlie and Virginia friendly...

Would make a visit

to the safe deposit box.

We’d take the money we were skimming from

gin and tuck it away for safekeeping.

I mean, who would ever look

in a bank for money?

Thing is, gin

never even seemed to notice.

It looked like Lenny had come

up with the perfect plan...

And we were about to live

happily ever after.

Till lenny’s launderer friend

got busted, rolled over...

And turned Lenny into the feds.

Put the a.R.

On the front door of the cabin.

Lenny.

Can you hear that?

What?

Come out with your

hands up. We have the cabin surrounded.

What the fuck are we gonna do?

I don’t know.

Lenny.

Gun!

That was the end of Lenny.

You tell a heck of a story.

I spent two years upstate.

Didn’t your boss ever figure out

that you were stealing from him?

Yeah. I mean, probably

after I got put away.

What ever happened to the money?

It’s still in

the safe deposit box.

And I just happen

to have... both keys.

It’s just

sitting there waiting...

For Charlie and Virginia

friendly to come and get it.

Now all I need

is a Charles friendly.

Where are you gonna find him?

Me?

Yeah. It’s...

It’ll be so easy.

It’ll be 15 minutes

of your life.

I mean, you don’t want to wind up like

that guy in the movie, do you, ray?

I mean...

We can go

to some tropical island.

Like Costa Rica.

You know what their motto is?

Their motto is "pura vida."

The pure life.

We could just change our lives.

That money could be our chance.

Yeah.

That’s nice.

Can I help you?

What can I do for you?

I need a room.

Fill that out.

Sixty bucks.

I’m supposed to meet

some friends of mine here.

The guy’s about my height.

Wife’s about, about that big.

Good looker, pretty hair.

She’s kind of... brazen.

She’s... socially offensive.

That’s her.

Your face.

Rodeo. Bullshit.

Wife slap you around?

Well, somethin’ like that.

I’ll give you the room next to theirs.

I wouldn’t give it to anybody else.

That’ll work fine.

Sell the aspirin?

No.

Must be the best hotel in town.

It’s the only hotel in town.

Well, I guess you get all

the business then, don’t you?

Lucky me.

216. Up the stairs,

back of the hallway.

I go to bed at 11:00.

Plunger in every room. Don’t call.

Pleasant dreams.

What’s with the clientele?

Nope. They haven’t

gone anywhere.

I just got here.

Right.

I’ll let you know

when anything happens.

So you think you can get

a clean slate...

Just by packing off

for the tropics?

Well, it’s a start.

I mean, after this,

no more lying, no more stealing.

And if anyone

even looks crooked,

i’m not gonna touch 'em

with a ten-foot pole.

Well, there’s something to be said

about lookin’ someone in the eye...

And telling them the truth.

So...

Fifty/fifty.

A million each.

Do I look like him?

You’re cuter.

I can’t believe

you guys wore these things.

Yeah, what can I say? Lenny thought

it made him look sophisticated.

Yeah, well,

he’d look like a tablecloth.

I knew you had a sense of humor

in there somewhere.

Gettin’ nervous?

No. I, am just

tellin’ a little fib, right?

Right. Ray, you ever

see the movie?

Yeah.

Jeremy irons was great in that.

No, no, no. Not that one. The classic.

The one with Bette Davis.

You know the one where she burns

her writing hand with the hot poker...

So she could forge

her sister’s signature?

Don’t worry. I'm not

gonna burn your hand off.

But we need to get

our stories straight, okay?

I’m thinking...

Thank you very much.

Have a nice day.

Next.

Well, good morning to you.

Hi. What can we do for you

today on this beautiful day?

We wanted to get into

our safety deposit box.

Well, we could take care of that right now,

lickety-split. What’s your name, dears?

Friendly.

Charles and Virginia.

What a happy name!

Gosh, we haven’t

seen you in a long time!

All righty. If I can get you

both just to sign right here.

Well, it’s not a problem for me,

but, Mr. Friendly here...

Good lordy, what happened?

Skiing accident.

Well, you just go ahead and do your

very best to sign with your good hand.

Of course i’ll have to see

photo I.D. From both.

Well.

Super-duper.

Come on back.

Don, would you mind giving

these nice folks a hand?

Is that you, Mrs.

Friendly? Sure is.

I just figured you closed out the box.

They’ve been traveling.

Really? Where you been,

Mr. Friendly?

All over, Don.

Mr. Friendly?

Don, have you

been lifting weights?

I sure have, Mrs.

Friendly. I knew it.

It’s so sweet of you to notice.

Okay.

You know what color he’d look really

handsome in... Don, Don, there they go.

Wait a second. Wait a second.

They’re going.

Hey! Hey!

Hey!

Stop! Stop!

Stop.

Mr. Friendly.

You forgot your I.D.

See you around, Don.

Okay.

Say, Jimmy, who was that man

with Mrs. Friendly?

Why, that was

Mr. Friendly, of course.

That’s not Mr. Friendly.

I can’t believe it.

We did it. Cheers.

Good-bye to the friendlys.

May they rest in peace.

May they rest in peace.

I’m gonna go get this off.

Okay.

How does a person go about spending a

million dollars in a third world country?

I’m sure we'll figure it out.

You know, i’ve been thinking

about what you said before.

♪ Honey,

who knows where you are ♪

♪ I don’t know ♪

Harley?

Did you hear me?

Harley?

♪ In my heart

Why did you have to do that?

Let’s just get the money and go.

Don’t be a pussy, Harley. Just stop

bitching and let me finish my business.

Hello, baby!

Fuckin’ idiot!

What the fuck

did you do that for?

Where the hell were you?

What do you mean, where was I?

I’m sorry. It’s a little hard gettin' around

town when half the population wants you dead.

Just take me to o’malley's,

talk to c.J.,

see what the hell’s

been going on with gin.

Yeah, and we’ve gotta

find us a new Mr. Friendly.

Yeah, yeah.

Somebody to take the fall.

’cause ain't no way in hell i’m

sticking my ass out in that bank.

You’re kiddin' me.

Yeah.

Yeah, I found a Mr. Friendly.

Yeah. No, it’s already done.

Yeah, okay. You too.

Okay, bye.

You gotta be shittin’ me!

He’s not the one.

What the fuck do you mean,

he’s not the one?

I mean, he’s not the one.

He doesn’t even look like you.

It’s a...

Fuck!

You just fucking hit me?

It was an accident, okay?

I’m sorry.

Fucking nuts?

It was an accident!

Look, I don’t know

what the fuck’s wrong with you,

but you get back in there

and you make him do it, okay?

Don’t fuckin' flake out on me.

Flake out?

Don’t fuckin' flake out on me.

Now go.

Go!

I’ll show you who the pussy is.

Just go get the car.

Get pretty tough in prison?

Just go get the car.

♪ To be true

sorry, ray.

♪ Honey, who knows

where you are ♪

♪ I don’t know ♪

Sorry, ray.

♪ I don’t know

where i’m gonna go ♪

♪ I don’t know

where i’m gonna go ♪

♪ my mama says

I can’t go home ♪

♪ lord, tell me

where i’m gonna go ♪

♪ I don’t know

where i’m gonna go ♪

♪ I don’t know where i'm... ♪

Shit!

Well,

there’s something to be said...

About looking someone in the

eye and telling them the truth.

Right this way, officer.

I heard the gunshot from the office.

A couple came in last night...

Trouble from the beginning.

Swimming in the pool

after 9:00 P.M. please.

In there.

It’s... right here.

- Yeah.

- Gin, I presume?

Who the fuck is this?

Just some old video clerk.

Guess I got mixed up

with the wrong girl.

Too bad. $2 million is a hell

of a lot of money to lose.

Where is it?

- Well, ask Lenny.

- Lenny?

Where is that cocksucker?

Well, I got ten bucks

that says Lenny and Harley...

Are back at the cabin

your old boy told me about,

getting ready

to go to Costa Rica...

With tickets bought

and paid for with your cash.

I don’t know who the hell

you are or where you came from,

but you touch my money

and i’ll...

You’ll what?

That’s what I thought.

Looks like we both

got screwed over.

She played us both really good.

Red, get your ass in here now!

Yeah?

Get out to that fucking cabin

and kill ’em all!

It would be so easy.

Be 15 minutes of your life.

I mean, after this...

No more lying,

no more stealing.

Fifty/fifty...

A million each.

What are you doing?

I’m going somewhere

far and fast,

but...

It was good seeing you again.

Where’s my money?

Your money, your money.

I’m sorry.

I can’t seem to find it.

Now, Harley,

don’t do anything crazy.

Lenny, you’re not

gonna fuckin’ shoot me, Lenny.

Now, don’t you cry, baby.

It just messes up your

pretty little face. Lenny.

Give me my fuckin’ money.

Lenny.

You stupid fuck, Lenny.

You would be livin’ in your

fucking car if it wasn’t for me.

I kept your fuckin’

stupid ass alive...

Only to get your key, asshole!

I could’ve fuckin' killed you

a lot of times.

Just give me my fuckin’ money.

You like magic, right, Harley?

Now you see me,

Now you don’t.

I thought you said you

killed him, you stupid bitch!

Sorry, ray.

Listen. Ray, right?

It’s all her fault.

She found you.

I was just along for the ride,

right, Harley?

Tell him.

Tell him how you set him up.

How you never gave a shit

about him.

It’s all been an act, ray.

It was a lie from the first minute.

There’s nothing real

in this but that money.

Jesus, ray, I never wanted

to bring you in on this.

I mean, look at me.

I’m nothing.

We can make a deal, man.

We’ll split the money, you and me.

All right? All right?

Just shoot the bitch.

You’d be doing us both a favor.

Just shoot the bitch.

Just shoot her.

Shoot her, ray!

Come on!

Shoot the bitch!

Harley, let’s go.

I can’t see shit in here.

What the fuck is that?

Hang on, boss.

Come on, shit for brains.

I don’t have all day. One sec. I got it.

Here. Here we go. Perfect.

Go away!

Mr. Tono.

Decoratin’ a little early

this year?

Well, I like to spread...

A little holiday joy

whenever I can.

I got some

very disturbing news today.

I-I-I can explain, Mr. Tono.

No.

We’re past explanations, gin.

For three years you been

explainin’ and explainin'.

What are you gonna

explain to me now?

You don’t think I know

exactly what’s going on here?

You think because you don’t see me

around, I don’t see you?

I know everything.

I see everything.

What I see here is a guy...

Who’s a lot better at being a

doorman than he is a businessman.

I let you take care

of my operation,

and you ran it

straight into the ground.

You wanna be a boss, you gotta accept the

responsibility that comes with the position.

You know, gin, i’ve been

giving you chance after chance,

and you disappoint me

every time.

No more chances, gin.

Please, tono.

I-I-I’m begging you. Please.

I’ll do anything you want.

Just... don’t kill me?

I’m not gonna kill you, gin.

I got a better way

of takin’ care of you.

Priceless.

Let me tell you guys

something, man.

Everybody, I wanna talk to you a

little bit about me and my friend here.

Pez. Say hello, pez.

Hey. Me and my friend pez,

we’re gonna rule the world, you know?

I gotta make a call.

You are gonna get a spanking

for not calling back sooner.

Are you smoking in the store

right now?

Fuck!

The correct greeting is,

"this is viva las video.

Pez speaking.

How may I help you?"

Sorry, man. I thought you were

the pizza guy calling back.

The what?

Nothing, man.

Just been a slow day. So what’s up?

Listen,

I got a proposition for you.

How would you like to own

viva las video, free of charge?

What are you, crazy, man?

What happened to those big-time buyers?

Well, things didn’t work out

so well with them.

As a matter of fact, they’re a

little pissed off at me right now.

If anyone comes asking for me at the

store, I want you to tell them...

That I sold the store to you.

And I moved to Canada.

- Got it, man.

- All right. So it’s yours, free of charge.

You are kidding me.

No, i’m not.

But I want you to do me

one favor.

Name it!!

I want you to get out of town

for a couple of days...

Until I finish up

this business with these guys.

All right, man.

This is no problem.

All right.

I’ll see you around, pez.

Hey, ray.

You take care of yourself, okay?

I know what you did.

You know

I went back for the bag...

And it was filled with paper.

I’m just trying to figure out

how you did it.

How I switched the money?

Magic.

So, um...

Where is the money?

Well, if you had the money,

then why’d you come back?

You.

What the fuck is this?

Looks like it’s all here.

Good job, ray.

No problem, Mr. Tono.

You just keep to straight

and narrow, you’ll be fine.

You ever change your mind

about that dead-end job you’re in,

you can always come back

and work for me.

I’m gonna need someone

to run things instead of gin.

Come here.

I want you to meet somebody.

Consider yourself lucky,

young lady.

If it wasn’t for ray here,

you’d still be in that cabin

with that dirtbag Lenny.

Yeah.

I knew everything from day one.

Just had to let things play out a

little bit and... Then make ’em right.

Play it cool.

♪ Face the wind

♪ feel the power

♪ let the wind run

through your hair ♪

♪ everywhere I go

♪ I face the wind again

♪ everywhere I go

♪ I face the wind again

♪ Face the pain

feel its power ♪

♪ let the pain run

through your veins ♪

♪ savor its embrace

♪ and face the pain again

♪ savor its embrace

♪ and face the pain again

♪ Lose your way

♪ feel the moment

♪ hold on tight

and then let go ♪

♪ you won’t see the light ♪

♪ until you let it flow

♪ you won’t see the light ♪

♪ until you let it flow

♪ Close your eyes

♪ free from vision

♪ and believe

what you can’t see ♪

♪ everywhere you look

♪ see what you wanna see

♪ everywhere you look

♪ see what you wanna see

♪ Face the wind

♪ feel the power

♪ let the wind run

through your hair ♪

♪ everywhere I go

♪ I face the wind again

♪ everywhere I go

♪ I face the wind again

♪ close your eyes

♪ free from vision

♪ and believe

what you can’t see ♪

♪ everywhere you look

♪ see what you wanna see

♪ everywhere you look

♪ see what you wanna see

♪ Face the wind

♪ feel the power

♪ let the wind run

through your hair ♪

♪ everywhere I go

♪ I face the wind again

♪ everywhere I go

♪ I face the wind again ♪