A Better Way to Die
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- 2000
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- Is he nervous?
- Yeah, he might be a IittIe nervous.
Big f***ing nervous if you ask me.
Nobody's nervous.
Ifthese fucks smeII any nerves on you,
they'II know you're a cop.
And if they knowyou're a cop,
ifthey even think you're a cop, -
- they'II sIit your f***ing throat
and drop you in this aIIey. PermanentIy.
That dumpster wiII be your new condo.
Why don't you go
screwyourseIf, FIetcher?
It's ''f*** yourseIf'!
Why don't you go f*** yourseIf?
Lose the dress, wiII you, honey?
Christ.
- Mary Poppins here's too nervous.
- Nobody's nervous.
Lunchtime. Time for Iunch.
- What is up with this Iunchtime sh*t?
- MeaIs are very important to him.
Then why did he toss the Iast three
aII over the aIIey?
After this, we shoot over to
Mona & Jerry's.
- A IittIe pasta and meat sauce.
- I Iike meat sauce.
I know.
You guys are sweet.
You're tight.
Hey, coIIege boy. Don't f*** this up,
or you'II get us aII kiIIed.
Hey, CarIos?
- I'm nervous.
- I know.
- You good?
- Good enough.
Ifthey start asking
ten thousand questions, what do you say?
Ifyou guys are going to make us take
some SAT test ...
Pick it up. You have to come
back at them with brass baII.
What are you doing? SeIIing spaghetti?
Put your hands down.
Ifyou don't knowwhat to do with
your hands, just scratch your baIIs.
Nobody wiII ever Iook at you and say:
''That guy Iooks nervous.''
Maybe:
''He's a sIob.''''He's got no cIass,'' but never:
''That guy Iooks nervous.'' Again.
Don't aIways Iook right at the man.
Look around.
Watch the cars go by.
Or watch some dog taking a sh*t
across the street.
You onIy Iook the man in the eye
when you're insuIting him.
Again.
This time give me some profanity.
make us take the goddamn SATs ...
... before we do business.
That's good. More profanity.
Sh*t. F***. Motherf***er.
They'II eat that sh*t up.
Don't forget ''cocksucker''.
It's timeIess. Never Ioses its punch.
Cocksucker.
Ifyou fuckfaces are going to make us
stand in the freezing f***ing coId -
- and take the goddamn SATs
before we do business, -
- you can take your sh*t merchandise
and stick it up your ass.
yourjerkjobs at a tortiIIa stand -
- and get on back to
Shamburg or ArIington f***ing Heights.
Or whatever candy-assed suburb
you b*tches took the bus out of.
We're doing you
the motherfucking favour! Remember that.
Cocksucker.
Gee, what a mouth on this guy.
You kiss your mother with that mouth?
aII the buIIshit with you pap smears.
Yeah, me and Rico did
- What did he say?
- He said you guys are reaIIy tight.
- What eIse did he say?
- He said you guys are tight and ...
What was that other thing he said?
Go get Rico.
We're going to get Rico.
Oh yeah, that's right.
He said you guys are cops.
- You hurt him, you die.
- I want you to see something.
See that? That's what we do to pigs!
Damn it!
You motherf***er!
Sh*t ...
Come on, you f***ing goons!
Boomer ... go get that motherf***er!
F***!
You have the right to remain siIent.
Yadda, yadda, yadda.
Do it, Boomer. I'm your witness.
He went for his gun.
For CarIos, man!
For CarIos.
Get with the programme, kid.
Or get the heII out.
Big Daddy's Diaper Service.
You mess 'em, we press 'em.
- How's my oId partner?
- Harrison James.
Rifkin, I'm in a jam and you might be
the onIy guy I can trust.
F*** you.
I've compIeted the fiIe and I'm
turning it over to my bureau contact.
But it may be a doubIe-cross, Rifkin,
and I may need your heIp.
F*** you.
Salvy, it's me, Harry.
I'm in a serious mess, SaIvy. Pick up.
PIease.
Go wait for me.
There's a good chance
I'm waIking into a set-up.
Ifyou don't hear
from me by tomorrow, -
- call FIash.
He'll find me.
You saidyou'd forgive
me when I was ready.
I'm ready.
Looks Iike it's just you and me, paI.
I want to see him first. Face to face.
I want to see him.
Pick up, Rifkin. I'm going to Canyon.
It's nine thirty. You Iook Iike heII.
Nice work.
Coop, this is ...
AsshoIe!
CheryI ... Sharon?
It was CheryI.
I think that was CheryI.
The director's in town.
He wants to see you.
- He's here? In Chicago?
- And he wants to see you.
Steer you breath away
from his direction.
You stiII have that
Bouquet de Bourbonje ne sais quoi.
Nervous?
Wait a second.
Let me get
this thing off.
F*** it.
BiIIy, what do you know about
He was supposed to deIiver
some information to us -
- which we were then to reIay
to Washington, but he never showed.
SpeciaI agent James
has been with the CIB over tweIve years.
He has been extremeIy IoyaI
and extremeIy effective.
AII contact with him has been
through teIecommunications.
His identity has been cIassified
due to the nature of his assignment.
And the nature is?
Are you famiIiar with the name
CharIes Van Adder.
Yes. SupposedIy the head of
an internaI spy ring.
A domestic organization, I beIieve.
We beIieve he is gathering
cIassified government information -
- and seIIing it to the highest bidders.
responsibIe for shutting down -
- two ofthe biggest crime famiIies
in this city.
Thank you for being so ... aware, sir.
Even more impressive is you did so
at such a young age.
However, much Iess inspiring are
your achievements since your promotion.
You spend more time womanizing than
giving a sh*t about nationaI security.
- Some wouId caII you a drunk.
- We need you back one hundred per cent.
We need someone who knows the mob.
We're afraid Van Adder has united
the famiIies your team shut down, -
- and now they're working against
the government.
SpeciaI agent James has compiIed
information on one of these.
Identities ofVan Adder informants,
which wouId aIIow us to shut him down.
PracticaIIy overnight.
Why me? Why here in Chicago?
SpeciaI agent James was going to
deIiver the fiIe to us here in Chicago.
- But he didn't.
- Why not?
We don't know.
- Do we think he's been kiIIed?
- We don't know.
The bureau does not Iike
not knowing things.
Dead or aIive, James is in the area
and Van Adder is on to him.
Find speciaI agent James and his fiIe
before Van Adder does.
You find him before the bureau does.
His woman has hired a detective.
He goes by the name FIash.
See what he knows.
Any probIems ... deaI with them.
Goodbye, CarIos.
I can't make it here without CarIos.
I need you, KeIIy. I miss you.
I miss you.
But I don't Iike what you do, Boomer.
I don't Iike that city
and I'm never going back there.
I'm Ieaving Chicago, KeII.
I want to come up there and be with you.
I want to make it work this time.
- I want to make it work
- What are you saying?
I quit the department.
I'm done. For good.
Boomer, are you coming up here
because you hate that city?
- Or because you Iove me?
- I Iove you, KeIIy.
And I'II prove it to you
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