Airbag Page #4
- Year:
- 1997
- 124 min
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Hand over the f***ing case.
What case?
The one you got in your hand,
f***er.
Hes just goofing around.
Now lets check the goods.
First something to fire you up.
No, Pazos, amigo.
No more firing, please.
Between you guys and Villambrosa
theres an important engagement...
-The ring. 30 million pesetas worth.
-Thats why were here.
30 million. l know.
Trust is everything.
Professional.
Very professional.
Harder!
Harder!
-Well lll be f***ed!
-Nothing.
Son of abitch.
Nobody outsmarts Fatima.
Hey, Mr Tourino.
How are you?
Tell the president hell have
to tighten his belt.
We did the swap.
But their case was sort of...
sort of...
sort of e-m-p-t-y!
Empty!
Youll have the goods, Mr Souza. Leave
it to me in a few minutes.
No, l didnt know.
How was l to know it was
a jack in the box?
Travelling with your buddies.
Money in your pocket and the
tank full of gas.
And alot of road ahead.
200 km to the Big Club.
The world is red.
lts blue.
lts all black to me.
The ring. Son of abitch.
Dont stop.
They look like punks.
-Who?
-Those hitchhikers.
Holy Christ and all the saints
in abarrel!
Stop after the bend!
Well wait further on.
Was that good luck, corporal
or bad luck?
What do you mean, lieutenant?
Three cars almost run us
down in a few seconds.
Thats bad luck.
But they didnt.
So thats good luck.
lts a dilemma.
lt depends how
you look at it.
question them?
Of course.
Afternoon.
Do you mean before in space
or in time?
Good question.
The 1st would be that seeing you,
The 2nd would mean that
having braked
the car wouldnt stop in time.
lnteresting.
So the ultimate question would be:
whos to blame, car or driver?
Guilty.
l understand.
Another dilemma.
So ask the question again
properly this time.
Konrad, cut the chat.
Allow me, lieutenant.
Afternoon.
The cars papers.
-Konrad, where are they?
-lll get them.
Sorry.
lm alawyer, eh?
Get him to specify which papers.
Listen, smartasses.
Get the papers out of the
f***ing car right now...
Or lll throw the f***ing book
atyou.
-Dont hit the car, its new.
-So what!
So fuckingwhat?
Didnt l tellyou l was a
lawyer, you clown?
Flathead!
-Hes drunk.
-Get out.
Dont hit the car, please.
Get out of the car.
Right...
now!
What the f*** are you doing?
Stop that!
Follow them!
lll call the station.
No, well both
call the station.
Well both call. That way
well make absolutely sure.
l smell crabs.
Your driving turns me on,
you bastard.
Come on, step on it.
Theyre ours.
l told you they
were terrorists, lieutenant.
Get out! Get out!
Will you listen to me, damn it!
Let the lawyer speak.
F***!
l cant remember why...
But l am not going in there
-No way!
-No chance!
-This is aparadise.
-Paradise.
We shouldnt forget
why were here.
We wont.
-Well just check out the place.
-Lets go.
-Evening, gentlemen.
-Evening.
Monica!
Shell fit the bracelets and
explain the rules.
Hi.
-Welcome to the Big Club.
-Thanks.
Services are registered here.
Please come with me, gentlemen.
Shallwe go in?
What goes in must come out.
Two, four and six.
Pazos!
What the fucks going o~?
Lieutenant Llorente.
Great to see you in the club again:
What the hell
was all that shooting?
And those alarms...
and guns.
but it was a false alarm.
Get ready for an inspection
downstairs.
Sorry.
Pazitos, Pazitos.
Come on, boys.
Lets go.
Ladies and gentlemen,
The Big Club
Will be closing its door in a few minutes.
for Easter.
Thank you for your visit.
Smallworld, isnt it?
-Hes not here.
-The next one then:
Okoito.
-Whats that?
-Bad PH.
Lts war.
Hey, any cash left?
A bit.
Four more.
L pass.
-Do you like it, mom?
-You look great.
Beautiful, dear.
Lts the same as the one
on Thursday, but worse...
Help yourselves.
Theres more than enough.
Mom, Obsolete Love
has started.
Episode 2005
Jose Alberto, my love,
whats the real reason?
lm beginning to think
you dont want to marry me.
All right, Esmeralda,
lll tell you my secret.
When l find my real father
lll come back
and marry you.
And you know why?
-Because l love you.
-Yes.
Thats arelief.
Of course l do.
He wont come back.
Come on, Araceli,
please dont cry.
Youll get us all going.
lts probably
just a childish prank.
lts all Pakos fault.
l know it.
lf they dont show
up tonight...
that b*tch and her bastard
will know whats good for them.
lts the wedding of the year
Dont worry.
lf anything had happened
wed have heard by now.
Theyre not in any hospital
and l checked with the morgue.
Grave accusations of corruption
and association with criminals
have affected the candidates
latest public appearances.
The voters have seen what
the oppositions up to...
slandering me,
connecting me with undesirables.
Perhaps because of my fight
against drugs,
juvenile delinquency,
and uncontrolled immigration.
Is that why?
So let them prove their charges
if they can.
Thats how the meeting in the
Basque country
of the presidential candidate
Santiago Paino ended.
Hes the leading candidate
in the presidential race
according to all the polls.
Pako, the window.
According to the girls
we should be close.
Konra, how much more?
Loads, but thats my last.
Or second last.
Youre out of it.
Juantxo, how much more?
I told you yesterday.
There are some bills left.
To hell with you! Im all alone.
Man is all alone.
Vanesita...
She didnt charge me.
Look at him.
Hes crying like ababy.
Guys...
What are we doing?
Im a drug addict.
Ive wrecked my life.
And your wedding, Juantxo...
Dont worry.
Well sort it out.
Take it easy, okay?
Sir, if theres gang warfare
itll ruin the campaign.
We musnt be connected
with any...
Dont get my balls
in an uproar!
I pay you to solve problems
not to f*** me around.
-Do you want awood...?
-A club. A clubbing...
We have to avoid scandals.
Okay... Call Villambrosa.
What an honour.
What a surprise.
Marquise...
Allow me.
I received
your very generous donation
to the party. Thanks.
The interests of a country
are above
small personal sacrifices.
Just what I like to hear.
Positive people...
people in favour of things.
Speaking of favours...
I came here to ask one of you.
A favour.
My dear, no favours.
From you I only take orders.
Im like a fox terrier,
a dobermann,
awild orangutan trained
to serve you.
At your service...
to the end.
Golf
isnt your game, is it?
I prefer cards. All that
swing and green and tee.
Its sissy stuff.
Exactly.
Stick your butt out.
Little house on the prairie
You want the money but not to
get even with Souza.
And that aint easy, Paino.
l know readings notyour
thing,
but its the second time
this week
Ive seen your name next to mine.
So the problem
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