13 Cameras
- TV-MA
- Year:
- 2015
- 87 min
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[MAN] FIBER OPTICS.
NOW, IT'S A LITTLE BIT
MORE EXPENSIVE,
BUT IN TERMS OF HOME SECURITY,
IT'S TOP OF THE LINE.
1080p, BACKUP BATTERIES,
AND THEY'RE
PRACTICALLY INVISIBLE.
THERE IS NOTHING
MORE OFF-PUTTING
THAN INVITING:
SOME FOLKS OVER:
TO YOUR PLACE,
THEY SEE ONE OF THESE ANCIENT,
CONVENIENT STORE CAMERAS,
POINTING DIRECTLY
AT THEM AS THEY'RE WAITING
OUT ON YOUR FRONT PORCH.
YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN?
WHO WANTS THAT?
NO ONE.
THESE LITTLE:
GUYS RIGHT HERE,
THEY CAN BE HIDDEN
ALMOST ANYWHERE.
"DISCRETION"
THEY CAN BE INDOOR,
THEY CAN BE OUTDOOR,
UNDERWATER, ANYWHERE.
OKAY, NOW,
I WOULDN'T PUT 'EM IN THE BOTTOM
OF YOUR TOILET BOWL,
OR ANYTHING-- [LAUGHS]
UNLESS YOU'RE INTO
THAT SORT OF THING.
YOU SEEM LIKE:
A REASONABLE GUY.
WHY DON'T
WE HOOK YOU UP?
[BREAKS SQUEAK]
[DRILLING]
THIS IS RIDICULOUS.
CALL HIM AGAIN.
HE'S ON HIS WAY,
CALM DOWN.
I'M STARVING.
I'M TIRED.
I'M CARRYING
A BOWLING BALL WITH ME.
[VEHICLE APPROACHING]
- YIKES.
- NO F***ING WAY.
JESUS. CLAIRE, STOP.
COME ON. COME ON.
[LOWERED VOICE]
YOU'RE KIDDING ME.
-HI, HOW YOU DOING?
-[MAN] UH-HUH.
[WHISPERING]
THERE ARE BODIES BURIED
IN THE BACKYARD.
- [WHISPERING] STOP.
- [MUMBLING]
-[MAN #2] OH, WOW.
-[WOMAN] OH.
[WOMAN] THIS FIREPLACE
IS ACTUALLY NICE.
[MAN #1] FIREPLACE,
WOOD FLOORS...
INLAID BEAMS.
[WHISPERING]
DO YOU SMELL THAT?
IT SMELLS LIKE A DIRTY DIAPER.
JESUS CLAIRE, SHUT UP.
-ALL THESE
APPLIANCES NEW?
-[MAN #1] YEP.
- [MAN #2] YOU DID ALL
THE REMODELING YOURSELF?
- [MAN #1] MM-HMM.
[MAN #2] I'M NOT MUCH OF A
HANDYMAN MYSELF, I CAN HARDLY
CHANGE A TIRE.
[WOMAN] WOW.
[MAN #1] OFFICE,
OWNERS CLOSET,
GUEST BEDROOM,
AND THE MASTER BEDROOM.
OR A BASEMENT, OR ANYTHING?
NO.
AND YOU'RE OKAY WITH DOGS?
UH-HUH.
YOU MIND IF WE LOOK AROUND
ON OUR OWN?
NO, THAT'S ALL RIGHT.
- SO, WHAT DO YOU THINK?
- I CAN'T BREATHE IN THERE.
WELL, IT'S NOT LIKE WE HAVE TO
YOUR BREATH WHENEVER
HE COMES TO FIX:
THE GARBAGE DISPOSAL.
IT'S LIKE
SPOILED MAYONNAISE.
UGH!
I FEEL LIKE IT'S ON ME.
IT'S NOT THAT BAD.
AN EXORCIST.
JUST RELAX.
IT'S A COOL HOUSE.
UGH!
[INDISTINCT CHATTER]
-OH, MY GOD.
-YOU GOT IT?
YEAH.
-YOU GUYS OKAY?
-DON'T TURN IT.
[INDISTINCT CHATTER]
[BIRDS SQUEAKING]
[WOMAN]
YOU DON'T BUY A PREGNANT LADY
A BOTTLE OF CHAMPAGNE
FOR HER HOUSE-WARMING GIFT.
-IT'S STUPID.
-IT'S NOT STUPID.
THEY'RE GONNA BE
TOTALLY COOL WITH IT.
IT'S NOT
A HOUSE-WARMING PARTY,
IT'S JUST A BIG
GET-TOGETHER THING.
YOU GOTTA GO:
EVERY TIME SOMEBODY
MOVES INTO A HOUSE?
GIVE ME A F***ING BREAK.
-[WOMAN] HEY!
-HEY!
HEY.
[WOMAN]
GOOD, REALLY GOOD.
YEAH. I'M NOT VOMITING
EVERY MORNING:
LIKE I WAS:
IN THE FIRST TRIMESTER.
BUT I'VE JUST BEEN NESTING,
AND I DON'T KNOW,
I'M-- I'M REALLY EXCITED
-TO MEET THIS LITTLE PERSON.
-THAT'S GREAT.
THAT'S NOT TO SAY
I DON'T MISS HAVING
A DRINK SOMETIMES.
[CORK POPS]
-SH*T, I AM SO SORRY.
-OH, NO.
OH, NO.
NO. I'M-- I'M SORRY.
I-- I DIDN'T THINK
[MAN] JESUS,
THE F***ING TRAFFIC
IN THIS TOWN.
-YOU NEED A HAND?
-YEAH, YOU MIND?
-THE TRUNK'S OPEN.
-NO PROBLEM.
THANKS, MAN.
HEY, SORRY.
NIGHTMARE OF TODAY.
-THREE HOURS?
-I KNOW, IT'S THE TRAFFIC.
IS BRUTAL.
PAUL AND AUDRY:
GOT HERE FINE.
WELL, I'M THE NEW GUY,
I CAN'T BE CUTTING OUT
EARLY LIKE PAUL.
-IS THIS SWORDFISH?
-YEAH, IT WAS ON SALE.
RYAN, I--
I CAN'T EAT THIS.
WHY NOT?
THERE'S MERCURY
IN SWORDFISH.
CLAIRE, IT'S FINE.
MY MOM SMOKED A PACK A DAY
WHEN SHE HAD ME.
A LITTLE FISH:
ISN'T GONNA KILL YOU.
RIGHT.
[CLAIRE] HE'S JUST CREEPY.
THE WAY HE SMELLED.
OH, MY GOD, YOU COULD TASTE IT.
YOU KNOW HE'S GOT A KEY
TO YOUR PLACE, RIGHT?
PAUL.
JESUS, I DIDN'T
EVEN THINK OF THAT.
WHAT IF I'M ALONE HERE
AND HE LETS HIMSELF IN?
HE CAN'T COME IN UNLESS HE GIVES
US A DAYS NOTICE.
CALM DOWN.
-WE HAVE TO CHANGE THE LOCKS.
-YEP.
ALL RIGHT? THANKS, PAL.
[PAUL CHUCKLES]
I DON'T KNOW, MAN.
IT'S DEFINITELY NOT AS BAD
AS THE FIRST TRIMESTER.
-YEAH?
-LIKE, I'M NOT AS WORRIED
SHE'S GONNA
MURDER ME IN MY SLEEP.
YOU KNOW WHAT I MEAN?
JESUS CHRIST,
I GUESS THAT'S PROGRESS.
HONESTLY, I'M JUST TRYING
YOU GUYS:
SEEM GOOD TONIGHT.
WE'RE NOT FIGHTING.
WE'RE NOT REALLY
DOING ANYTHING.
WANTS TO DO BEFORE THE BABY
COMES,
SO, I COME HOME,
AND I PAINT ROOMS,
OR LOOK AT FURNITURE,
I WATCH THOSE:
HOUSE RENOVATION SHOWS
AND SHE TELLS ME
WHAT SHE LIKES,
AND I SMILE AND NOD,
AND WE DON'T FIGHT.
SHE'S A GREAT ROOMMATE
AND THAT'S PRETTY MUCH IT.
ARE YOU GUYS STILL
NOT HAVING SEX?
[CHUCKLES]
TAKE A WILD GUESS.
MAYBE SHE'S JUST SCARED
YOU'LL POKE THE BABY.
[CHUCKLES] MAYBE.
IT'LL GET BETTER.
WHY IS IT ALWAYS SO MUCH BETTER
IN THE BEGINNING?
BECAUSE SHE HASN'T HEARD
I MEAN, EVENTUALLY
SHE'S BOUND TO FIND OUT
YOU'RE NOT THAT FUNNY.
-[CHUCKLES]
-YOU'RE NOT THAT COOL.
AND SHE DOESN'T
HAVE TO KEEP PRETENDING
THAT SHE LIKES:
[CHUCKLING]
IT'S JUST...
DIFFERENT.
[SIGHS]
HONESTLY, THE THOUGHT OF IT
I DON'T WANT HIM TO SEE ME NAKED
FOR ANOTHER THREE MONTHS,
-AT LEAST.
-[LAUGHS]
FORGET GETTING ON ALL FOURS,
YOU LOOK GREAT.
THIS LITTLE GUY.
IT'S ALL WORTH IT.
RIGHT?
-MY ASS WILL
NEVER BE THE SAME
-MM-MM.
BUT, UH,
IT'LL ALL BE WORTH IT.
YOUR ASS WASN'T
THE SAME AFTER 28...
LET'S BE HONEST.
[LAUGHS]
[INDISTINCT CHATTER]
SO, TELL ME ABOUT THAT...
[CLAIRE] SHE INVITED ME
TO HER BOOK CLUB.
-THEY MEET
THURSDAY NIGHTS.
-TOMORROW?
-YEAH.
-SOUNDS FUN.
YEAH, I FIGURED
SOME NEW PEOPLE.
[WATER CHURNS]
[SIZZLING]
-IT'S NOT DONE?
-FIVE MINUTES.
I GOT TO GO.
IT'S OKAY.
HEY, CAN YOU HAVE
YOUR ASSISTANT CALL
THE PHONE COMPANY?
-WE NEED A BOOSTER.
-DO YOU HAVE TIME?
I'M OUT
I'M GOING TO THE PARK
AND THEN PRE-NATAL YOGA,
AND THEN STRAIGHT
TO AUDRY'S BOOK CLUB.
WHAT TIME:
ARE YOU GONNA BE HOME?
LATE. WELL, LATE FOR ME.
10:
30.I'LL LOOK INTO IT. BYE.
BYE. LOVE YOU.
[CROW CAWS]
WHAT?
[CLAIRE] I KNOW MOM,
I MISS YOU, TOO.
YEAH. HE'S HELPING.
HE WORKS A LOT,
YOU KNOW.
-[HELICOPTER BLADES WHIRRING]
-I KNOW, MOM.
SORRY. SORRY,
HANG ON, MOM.
SORRY.
BY THE POOL.
I KNOW, WE JUST DON'T GET
ANY SERVICE IN THE HOUSE.
YEAH, RYAN'S HAVING
HIS ASSISTANT:
COME AND HOOK UP
A BOOSTER.
[LAUGHS] I KNOW, MOM.
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