6 Plots Page #6
- R
- Year:
- 2012
- 87 min
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none of this is random.
The golden ratio, smart thinking.
I saw Macka before, in the school van.
He's not smart enough to do all this.
Yeah, maybe not alone,
but he's our only suspect.
- [Gary] Marty.
- Yeah?
[Gary] You go back
and wait for Brie okay?
- [Marty] Yeah.
- [Don] Gary, he's not there.
Matthew's not there.
Dane, you keep an eye out for him.
Follow me I know exactly where she is.
This has been moved,
give me a hand, Don.
- What?
- Give me a hand.
Push, mate, push.
[grunting]
[screaming]
- Let me go!
- Tell them it wasn't me, Brie.
[muffled screaming]
You really think I'm smart
enough to pull this sh*t off?
Do you?
Marty!
Brie!
Brie, oh, no.
Push!
Push!
Tess...!
Tess, sweetheart.
Give me a hand here, give me a hand.
[grunting]
Lift it up, lift!
Teabird, Teabird, Teabird it's okay.
I saw it on Screen It.
Macka, put your weapon down.
Come on, put it down, Macka.
It'll explain everything, shut up.
- It's okay.
- Don't!
- You'll get a chance.
- Don't shoot!
- No, you have to tell them now!
[gun firing]
- [grunts]
- Jesus.
Brie?
[sobbing]
Oh, sh*t.
- My baby...
- Oh, Jesus.
[sobbing]
My beautiful baby.
[sobbing]
My baby girl.
[acoustic music playing]
[sobbing]
I can't say goodbye
'Cause no matter how hard I try
I can't comprehend that
you're not all still here
I can't let you go
'Cause deep inside I know
That there's nothing I can do
You're all just gone
You're gone
You're all gone
Why did you have to feel?
And why did I have to see?
This should never have happened
Why couldn't
it have been me?
And it won't be okay
I'll see you everyday but I know
That somehow I've gotta find a way
To let it go for you
To forgive the circumstance
To give heaven half a chance
To let them carry you
freely off into the distance
Maybe this was just your time
[Brie] Hey, Jules, how are you?
[Jules] I'm all right.
[Brie] How's Kyle?
[Jules] Still no change.
[Brie] He's strong,
Jules, he'll pull through.
[Jules]
Brie, what if they stare?
[Brie] It'll be all right.
You're the queen of Oak Bay.
[Jules]
Yeah, on my permanent throne.
Morning, Mr. Freeman.
[Mr. Freeman] Hi, Brie.
Nice chair.
The hospital one was so chunky.
- Have a good day.
- See you after rehab.
- So, surfing the web last night.
- Yeah?
Apparently, some guys have
a real fetish for amputees.
[laughing]
A bit of stumpy-rumpy-pumpy?
Gross.
So, I saw your story on TV last night.
They've been pestering me for weeks.
Hey, Tina.
Hey, Chantelle.
[clears throat]
[woman] Jules Freeman?
- Have you got a moment?
- [Jules] Oh, God.
[Brie] Jules, I'll get
rid of them, don't worry.
Oh, sorry, are you all right?
I'm fine.
Are you okay?
[voices echoing]
Yeah, I'm fine.
Better than your brother.
Well, what can I say,
he was always a bit messed up.
You just never really knew
when he was gonna snap.
But I guess it's good he's gone.
You know, so he doesn't try and...
...take the other leg.
You can only hope that
this isn't hereditary.
[voices echoing]
Tick, tock, tick, tock.
[slow tempo song plays]
I'm being followed by my shadow
He's been creeping around
Asking where I've been
He keeps tapping on my shoulder
Telling me it's over
So where do I begin?
These dark days are getting harder
I feel I'm treading water
So will I sink or swim?
Roll on, push a little further
I keep saying is this worth it
Or should I just give in?
I don't know
I don't know which
way I'm supposed to spin
In this circle
And I won't waste my
time on your concern
'Til it's over
I look back on a distant border
I fear I'm getting older
There's so much that I missed
Walk on following a fate line
See if I can define
Where I came undone
I don't know which
way I'm supposed to spin
In this circle
And I won't waste my
time on your concern
'Til it's over
And I will wait my turn
My time will come
This ain't over
And I can't wait no more
No sweet return
This is over
So it is
No sweet return
So it is
No sweet return
So it is
No sweet return
So it is
No sweet return
This is over
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