8 Million Ways to Die Page #2
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- 1986
- 115 min
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No but you seem a little...
Oh no, everything is fine, really
I'm sorry Sarah.
Hi.
So...
Come on baby!
He is just.
I don't like the look of this one, baby.
This guy related to you, basso?
I've never saw him in my life.
You never saw him?
Ok, ok. Here you go.
What are you laughing at?
You remind me of my ex-wife.
She wouldn't bet on a fixed fight either
Sarah, what do you think of my guy?
Ah hell, honey, it's not what I think
that counts, is it?
Let's give it to the man over here
who bet on Lopez.
Just protecting myself, man. It's ok.
You want to go for a ride?
Alright.
Call me later.
Hey, slim.
Get out of here Matt,
we need the business.
Hi.
You live around here, don't you?
About 50 feet out that back door.
Banana daiquiri please.
What are you doing in a bar
if you are trying not to drink?
Do you like making it hard on yourself?
Give me a coke.
Coming Matt.
Don't be nervous
I'm not nervous.
I guess I want a drink.
And I want to hear you talk a little.
Before I do.
Are you ready to talk now?
We 90 up to your place?
- My place?
- Your place.
Ok
one more thing.
What's that?
Another banana daiquiri to go.
Please.
Where did you get my name?
God, you are so nosy.
This is it.
You are a cop, right?
Ex-cop.
Detective actually, sheriff's department.
And now you go around fixing things?
That's one way to put it.
No if it's a leaky faucet,
or requires a bail bondsman.
I'm real good at major felonies
including my own.
Well this is nothing like that.
I hear you have influence
with certain people.
And I want you to talk to them.
I'll pay you $5,000.
To talk?
To talk.
Do you know what I do?
Yeah, you are a hooker.
Yeah... you're right.
I got to go to the bathroom.
Sunny.
Hi, this is Matt...
Phone's ringing.
I am not at home right now.
Leave your name number and time you called
I'll get back to you...
I am here.
I'm here.
Daddy, what are you so mad about?
Oh, nothing honey, the phone.
It's a little late for you to be calling, isn't it'?
Give me a break, it's only 11:30 and
we don't have school tomorrow.
And what are you going to do?
Go riding with you.
- Oh geez. I won't, I mean I didn't...
- Matthew?
What time?
Could you come here a minute please?
How about 8 o'clock in the morning?
Matthew? How long has this been going on?
Matthew?
She sounds like a real wuss, daddy.
Yes, I know.
I mean...
- Honey, I'm gonna see you in the morning, alright?
- I love you.
Ok, I love you too...Bye bye.
What's the problem sunny?
Oh, no problem.
I want to show you something.
p*ssy hair glow in the dark.
Cotton candy... the glow
I'll show you.
Not only you are a whore, you are a
dump whore. Here.
What in your experience
tells you a man is
more reliable because
he's going to f*** you?
Well that's just what I've always done...
Predictable is not reliable.
Stop-
whether it's for money or not, getting
f***ed is usually getting f***ed.
very f***ing nervous sunny!
I want you to spit it out
or you are out the door.
You are out of here.
No, don't... please don't.
Please don't.
Level with me!
I promise, I'll tell you everything, ok?
I don't want to be a whore any more
and I am afraid to tell chance.
You have to talk to him for me.
He will listen to you.
You can tell him you love me
tell him you're crazy about me.
You can tell him that we
want to get married. Yes,
tell him we're going
to get married, please.
Come on, I'm gonna
call him on the phone.
No, you can't tell
him on the phone.
I'll go over there then,
come on, let's go.
No, I can't go over there,
I am scared of chance.
Please let me stay here.
It's safer for me, ok?
Let me get this straight,
are you giving me $2,500...?
So sunny doesn't have
to f*** for a living?
Pimps...
...have been known to do bad things to
girls who leave them, right?
Look man.
I pay all the girls around here a
base salary for showing up at my club.
I feed them.
I even have a trust fund set aside
in case something happens to one of them.
But all I paid them for is their
availability to my customers.
They pay me for absolutely nothing.
Now, sunny may be a high priced whore but..
...who, when and for how
much it's strictly her business.
Look, I'm sorry
Willie this is...
Hey, don't call me Willie
man, don't say you are sorry.
You don't have to be doing that.
Look man, I am not her pimp, I'm
nobody's pimp and if I was
a pimp I'd be the most
p*ssy-whipped pimp in this town.
No one pays me for the privilege
of being a whore. Anyone around
that wants to sell themselves
they do it strictly on their own.
Here.
It's alright man.
I hate money man.
If it's new, it cuts your
fingers, if it's old, it stinks.
- You heard that.
- Me and half the club.
- You got any maalox?
- No, you need compazine.
No, I want maalox, this
makes me too sleepy.
You stayed up late enough,
I'll handle things.
Mr scudder.
Look, she really said that
she was scared of me?
Yes, she indicated that.
Don't play with that, alright, put that
down, you know nothing about art.
Put it down.
It's expensive.
Well I guess what you do
to her, if she left I guess.
You know what she wanted me to tell you...
Forget it.
What? What, motherf***er
don't play with me.
She wanted me to tell you we were going
to get married.
You like that?
Thought you would.
I'll tell you what
I'll give you $2,500 to see you say that
with a straight face.
So, what do you want me to tell her?
Mr scudder, why don't you come with me
so Mr. Walker can have some rest now?
You are Pete rose around here, aren't you?
Who is Pete rose?
Baseball, he is a playing manager.
- I handle some of the business, yeah.
- Besides your own.
I need a hard 8.
Arrita, for good luck.
There it is. See you later?
- If you are lucky.
- I'm always lucky.
How are you doing?
You've had quite an education, haven't you?
Anyone who gets past the
age of 2 has an education.
Tram is here.
What is it with you?
What do you have against me?
It's been like this ever since we met.
I don't like cops
I'm an ex-cop.
Goodbye mr scudder.
Tell sunny she is no different
than the rest of us.
That was a long drive for nothing.
Don't you sleep?
Where did you get that'?
I found it in your the drawer as i
was looking for a shirt to put on.
He says you are free to go.
Can't you see through him? It's all an act.
He's gonna hurt me, I know it.
Well f*** you, I don't need you anyway
i can do this on my own.
Sunny.
Sunny.
Please.
Stay with me until I go on
the plane this afternoon.
Alright, I'll take you to the airport.
I got to pick up my daughter, take
her riding I'll be back at 12:00pm.
You got to take me with you.
Hi.
Thanks a lot.
You keep your airline ticket
in a safe deposit box, eh?
Sure, that way no one knows where
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