A Little Trip to Heaven
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- 2005
- 98 min
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After 20 years of payment,
Mr. Fender,
this can't be!
Considering the circumstances,
is more than generous.
But we only missed a couple
of payments toward the end!
You know, a lawyer could probably
get you a bigger settlement.
But in the long run, he's gonna cost you.
After the policyholder's
Paramed came back clean,
he signed up for a Preferred Best Rate.
Essentially, this means we
lowered his monthly premiums,
because he didn't drink,
and he didn't smoke.
Now, if I can just draw your attention
to the highlighted section right here.
But Hector, he quit the smoking years ago.
Perhaps you would turn and
look at the screen behind you.
As you can see,
the policyholder was not
exactly honest with you.
You spied on my husband?
You bastard!
I'm afraid that I'm gonna
have to take this check back.
But you can't!
You just gave it to me!
No,
maybe not.
Maybe if I told them
that you had already accepted it.
Little trip to heaven
On the wings Of your love
Banana moon Is shining in the sky
Feel like I'm in Heaven
When you're with me
Know that I'm in Heaven When you smile
Though we're stuck here On the ground
I've got something That I found
And it's you
You're my North Star
When I'm lost And feeling blue
The sun is breaking Through the clouds
Don't you know, Know it's true
Honey, all the other stars
Seem dim around you
That I've found you
When I see Your smiling face
I know nothing's Gonna take your place
And it's you
I'd shout like that old fly
What are you drinking, sugar?
Give me a Bud.
You gonna need a room?
No.
Just passing through.
Well, ain't that a crying shame.
You want another shot, honey?
On the house.
Not tonight, hon.
'Night.
Sh*t!
Thanks, man.
Do I know you?
What the...?
It's stuck.
The belt's stuck!
Slow down and stop the car! Let me out!
Hey!
No. No!
Thanks.
All right, then.
Now,
I've originally guessed
that about half of you
climbed aboard this bus after the accident.
You all know that this
Huntsville community bus
is owned by the city.
And you're thinking that the city
might pay out big bucks.
A nice juicy settlement if you
were to file a medical claim.
Well, I'm here to tell you
that you're breaking the law.
In the past, you could get
away with this for sure.
But what you might not know,
is that behind that mirror
is a video camera.
You all have been videotaped.
Now, I'm gonna sit right here,
and I'm gonna count to ten.
I strongly advise those of you who would
like to remain free citizens to leave
before I get to the count of nine.
One,
two,
three,
four,
five,
six,
seven,
eight,
nine,
ten.
Did you give them the video speech?
The city ought to install those things.
It'd make our jobs a hell of a lot easier.
I've got a doozy for you,
up in North Hastings.
Our contact down at the Police Department,
he heard that a guy named Kelvin
Anderson died in the car accident.
his sole beneficiary, Kelvin's sister.
Kelvin busted out of prison a few
years back, nobody's seen him since.
Until now.
Who the hell insured a con man
with a million dollar death benefit?
One of our bureaus down south.
He did it before he went to prison.
You want it, then?
North Hastings?
It's a couple hours.
Come on, the drive will do you good.
Can't this wait till Monday?
Actually, Weaver called ahead, and the
local yokels are kinda expecting you.
He's a big scam artist, Abe.
Weaver wants you to get on it right away.
A weekend in Hastings.
You're the man, Abe.
Yeah, I'm the man with no wife and no kids.
Geez, Frank.
It's a lot of money, Abe.
Make sure this guy is really dead.
And if he is dead,
dig up some dirt on him.
About time you got here.
Hello, fella!
Hi.
Name's William.
My son, Russle.
Hey.
Abe Holt.
Nice to meet you.
How was the drive?
Long.
The car is registered
to one Kelvin Anderson.
Which came as quite a surprise.
How's that?
At first, we thought it was Fred's Malibu.
Fred?
Fred McBride.
He's married to Isold.
They, drive the same car.
We ran the plates, checked the VIN number,
it all checks out.
We also found Kelvin's driver's
license in the glove box.
Yeah?
Yeah. Poor sap.
Burned to a crisp.
He must have been drunk.
Let's hope so, for his sake.
Great, we can nail him for drunk driving.
That'll teach him a lesson.
What's on the other side?
His sister, Isold.
I reckon he came to hide out with her.
You fellas know Kelvin?
No, they're not from around here.
What do you think?
You gonna have to pay out on this one?
Yeah.
Looks like that.
How much you reckon to lose?
A lot.
The death benefit's worth a million dollars.
Death benefit.
Damn!
A million bucks?
Who gets all that money?
Isold's the sole beneficiary of this.
Sh*t! Fred's gonna
be drunk for a decade.
Yeah, it's like you hit the jackpot.
It came at a pretty high price.
She lost her brother.
Some might say that.
Yeah.
Let's get the hell out of here.
When are you gonna break
the news to the sister?
You're in a hell of a rush.
How about we ID the body before
Geez!
No! Sorry!
Can I talk to you?
Geez.
Hello.
Sorry, I didn't mean to scare you.
Well, you sure did.
There's been an accident.
An accident? No, no, it's
just that time of the month.
No, I mean by the tunnel,
there was a car wreck.
Was anybody hurt?
Were you expecting anybody last night?
No. Why?
I, I was just trying to establish a time
and if you were expecting...
No, I mean, why would I
be expecting somebody?
Are you a cop?
I'm Abe Holt, nice to meet you.
Who was in the car?
We haven't IDed the body yet.
My husband's asleep inside, do
you want me to wake him up?
No, no, that's OK.
You sure?
Yeah, I'm sure, I,
are you gonna be okay?
Yeah.
Okay.
It was nice to meet you.
Jesus!
Where you going?
Me? I'm going
to town.
Can I come, too?
You? You want
a ride to town?
Thor! Breakfast!
Your mom's calling.
How long does it take to get to Heaven?
Do cats get to go?
You gotta go.
Here, go.
Jesus!
What's the verdict?
Death.
He was frozen by fire.
For all I know, this could've
been the devil's grandmother.
What about dental records?
You serious?
He crashed into a tunnel. He broke...
I mean, before.
Before what?
Like when he was younger.
I'm not his family doctor.
Can't you take
some X-rays?
With what?
What do you two know about this, Fred?
Fred?
Why?
Why you so interested in Fred?
You heard what the doctor said.
The body could be anybody.
Body?
Okay, you're saying it's not Kelvin.
Well, who do you think it is?
Are you saying it's Fred?
How?
It's Kelvin's car. We found
his driver's license.
Yeah. Exactly.
Wait... then how the hell did
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