A Rage in Harlem Page #2
- R
- Year:
- 1991
- 115 min
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I got that Trigger thing
happening down there.
Smitty, I don't got time...
for all your blaspheming
and your evil ways.
I'm looking for Easy Money.
- Smitty...
- Ohh!
I'm sorry! I'm sorry!
I'm sorry. I'm sorry.
Get your goddamn hands
off me, chump.
Trying to clean you off.
Excuse me, but...
- Do we know you?
- Not in this lifetime.
- Oh!
- Whoo!
Hot damn!
I know that hurt you.
It hurt you.
No, can't hurt nobody
who look like Nat Cole.
Sh*t.
You better get rid
of them shaving bumps.
Man, shut up,
you old bug-eyed...
Yeah. Heh.
That's gold, all right.
Mmm. Mmm. That's good.
But you're gonna have
to show me the rest of it...
before I show you the money.
Now, honey, a whole lot
of people was killed...
playing around
with this stuff.
My partners,
white folks, police.
I ain't just
flashing it around...
and ending up
the way they did.
You know, I do believe...
you and I were cut out
to do business together.
But first...
Yeah, baby?
- Straighten up!
- Count off!
Act calm.
Take it easy, baby.
Their bark is bigger
than their bite.
So, what you trying
to pin on me now?
Familiar with an old man
named Julius Dixon?
Hit for 10 grand on a number
Goldy sold him.
It warms my head
when I can do some good...
for the old folks
of the community.
Yeah? Too bad he fell
down a flight of stairs...
before you could pay him!
You don't think
we could do this later...
like in the morning?
- Hell no!
- Hell no!
Don't worry, baby.
They just do this sh*t
to keep themselves busy.
But, uh...
I got no place to stay.
Stay in a hotel.
But I got no money.
Are you ready for me, daddy?
Oh, I'm sorry that
and now he won't even ask me
for a dance.
Boy ain't got no manners.
Well, honey,
you're just gonna have...
to make it up to me
on the dance floor, huh?
Would you hold
this for me, please?
Thank you.
I'm gonna hold this
for you, yeah.
Uh...
You're not an undertaker.
I'm Jackson.
That's my toe, Jackson.
Sorry. I told you,
I don't know how to dance.
Baby, it's easy.
Just wrap your arms
around me...
And squeeze.
I know who it is.
See, that's his cousin.
- Uh-uh.
- No, no.
Then that's...
Mr. Clay's in on this...
that's his wife's
sister's daughter...
- Uh-uh.
- No, no.
Then I do not know
who that woman is.
But...
Sorry.
And don't this feel good?
- Whoo!
- Oh!
Jackson, would you like
to go outside?
Because it's kinda hot
in here.
Um, no. Uh...
Heh. I'm doing
just fine here, really.
Would you like to go home?
Really,
I'm great.
Honey,
See, I'm tired,
my feet are killing me...
and I just want to sit down.
Now, do you live nearby?
I'm sorry?
Let's go.
This is it.
Upstairs.
Jackson, I told you
never to leave...
your ham-greased stuff
in my kitchen.
Who is that?
Well, you ain't been
fornicating all these years.
I don't see how come
you want to start now.
If Christ knew
what kind of Christians...
he had up here in Harlem...
he'd climb back up
Who's that?
Why, that's Jesus.
Now, honey,
I know who Jesus is.
The other one.
Oh. That's my mom.
She's dead now.
Sorry to hear that, Jackson.
I'm so tired.
I feel like I walked
all the way from Mississippi.
Oh, I'm sorry.
Would you like me
to rub your feet for you?
I could do that for you.
Sure, honey, that'd be fine.
Gotta take these off.
I've seen
a lot of feet before.
I don't think
I've seen one... so small.
That's mighty sweet of you,
Jackson.
So, where is it
you seen all them feet?
Dead people.
Jackson.
Oh, you know...
being an undertaker
and everything.
It's not that
I work with the deceased...
or anything like that,
personally.
It's just... the job.
You get accustomed
to the sight of bodies.
What I mean is...
Looking at bodies ain't so bad.
That's not what
I'm trying to say, either.
What I'm trying to say...
is...
You probably
ain't never seen a body.
Mm-mm.
Oh, they ain't so bad.
Actually, it's
a very exciting line of work.
Police! Get the hell
out of the way, suckers!
Don't make me kill nobody!
- Straighten up!
- Count off!
Goldy, my boy.
What's a nice guy like you
doing in a place like this?
I live here, Grave Digger.
Now get the f*** out!
Two sluts cut up
a white cop last night.
So what? What?
So the word is,
they come outta here.
You wouldn't
know nothing about that?
I don't know
nothing about nothing.
I suppose you don't know
nothing about some boys...
in Mississippi that shot up
What's that got to do with me?
Sooner or later,
it'll end up in Harlem.
Between
you and Easy Money...
knowing everything
that comes in and out of here...
Gentlemen, you wouldn't
happen to have...
We don't need
OK! All right!
We said we don't know
nothing about nothing.
Yeah!
You better watch
your ass, fruitcake.
Or we'll shut
this motherf***er down!
Let's go.
Someday, though.
Yeah, someday...
I'm gonna kick your ass.
Try not to break
anything on the way out.
Bastards.
Could've been worse.
Ha ha! OK, girls.
The fun is over.
Let's clean up this mess.
Come on, come on!
Did you hear what they said?
There's gold in Harlem!
Don't even think about it.
Sh*t, Kathy,
this could be it for me.
I get my hands on that gold...
- Be careful.
- Yeah.
I'll be careful.
Yes! I'll be careful!
Ladies!
I'm coming back, ladies!
Hey! I done told you...
your behind off my stoop!
What you doing?
Staring at you.
You've been there all night,
haven't you?
You covered me up?
Yeah, it gets
so cold around here...
I didn't want you
to get sick or nothing.
It's just that most men
would've uncovered me.
All of 'em, in fact.
What kind of man would do
something like that to you?
That's not very nice.
Where you staying, anyway?
Do you have family
around here?
I sure had a fine time
last night, Jackson.
Me, too.
Thank you...
for covering me up and all.
Rubbing my feet and all.
Oh, it's no problem.
Really, it's no problem.
You a virgin, Jackson?
What you want to ask me
a question like that for?
I'll take that as a yes.
I ain't no virgin.
Heh.
I don't know.
You already taught me to dance
and all that stuff.
Wow.
Come here, baby.
Turn around.
Oh. That's OK.
I can do that.
Lay down, baby.
- Up here.
- Oh.
Do you mind if I take
these pictures off the wall?
- OK.
- OK.
Mm. What you trying
to do, baby?
I'm just... just...
taking my shoes off.
I'm sorry.
I'm so stupid. I don't...
I don't know how to do nothing.
Jackson.
It don't matter.
It really don't matter.
It don't? Really?
Mm-mm. No.
You're the best thing
that ever happened to me.
Mmm.
Will you marry me?
Marry me. Marry me.
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