All About the Benjamins Page #5

Synopsis: A bounty hunter chases and catches suspects all over Miami . He ends up getting shot at and start to second guess his job as a bounty hunter . While he feels he need to be making more and having real money . Meanwhile Reggie Wright will soon be his next target after playing and winning the lotto at the liquor store . The two are in for a wild journey ahead of them after witnessing an attempt diamond heist. They decided to put aside the arguing and differences to recover the stones and turn in Reggie's and Gina lotto ticket .
Genre: Action, Comedy, Crime
Director(s): Kevin Bray
Production: New Line Cinema
 
IMDB:
5.8
Metacritic:
34
Rotten Tomatoes:
30%
R
Year:
2002
95 min
$25,482,931
Website
5,369 Views


We can't do it together?

No. They tried to kill you once.

Keep your black ass here.

Stay down.|Simple instructions.

- That's bullshit, man.|- "Stay down."

I ain't gonna be your partner...

...until you start trustin' me, Bucum.

I trust you! Shut up!

"Stay here. Sit tight."

What the hell kind of|partnership is this, baby?

All he does is handcuff you to sh*t.

Quiet down, Gina.|It's part of the plan, baby.

What plan?

The plan to get my wallet back.

So we think this Williamson guy|has your wallet?

Big-head said back|at the apartment...

...that Williamson threw it in the|back of that f***in' silver Mercedes...

...inside some type of white jacket.

So we think it might be here?

Sh*t, it could be.

You're a crook!

- Who's your b*tch?|- You.

Give me some.

This b*tch is off the chain!

You found your brother yet?

He was supposed to call me|when he'd finished.

Call him again.

You only have two days|to find the real stones.

How about I go over to Barkley's house...

...see what his wife knows?

That's not a bad idea.

Sharhari arrives here on Sunday.

The exchange must take place|no later than 4 P.M.

- Dog!|- Who is that?

Want me to handle it?

What a nigga got to do to get some|service around this piece, dog?!

No. I'll handle it.

Somebody come around|this motherf***er, man!

Can I help you, sir?

Yeah. You can help me.

You know what?|I don't even want...

...this motherf***er anyway.

But that b*tch right there?

Man, I got to have that one.

I got to have that one.

P, follow me over here.

Now, picture me on the block...

...with this b*tch right here|with the bumpity-bumps.

Me and my hos go out there|and catch a gang of catfish...

...with that motherf***er,|you know what I mean?

Look, now, I got $6,000|cash money on me right now.

$6,000?

Six grand.

You know what?|If you had $6 million...

...you still couldn't afford this boat.

You know what I'm sayin'?

Wait a minute, dog.

You don't even know me like that, man.

Have a nice day.

You know what? See, last time|I came in here...

...I had to deal with|a motherf***er like you.

Hey, homey, go get the manager, man.

You know what? F***--|f*** the manager!

I'm the owner,|Robert Williamson...

...and see that big hole|in the wall over there?

That's called the door.

Use it. Bye-bye.

Hey! Wait a minute, homey!

- Hey, ho-- wait a minute.|- Have a nice day.

Don't do-- hey, nigga!|Don't be touchin' me, dog!

All right. Thank you.

Look, man, you better get your|hands off me...

...'fore I beat the brakes|off your monkey-ass...

...in them Bob Hope pants on.

Watch, I'll be goin' out this b*tch.

It's not here!

What if we never find this wallet?

Come on, don't say that now.

Look, go over on that side|of the parking lot...

...and I'm gonna go over here and check.

OK, baby? Go over there|and check that out.

All right.

I'm gonna see if I can find one.

I see one! Baby, I see one!

Found one?

Oh, sh*t!

Come here!

How'd you get loose?

Oh, man, handcuffs are easy!

I'm a criminal.

Thought I was gonna run, didn't you?

Come on. I seen Williamson's face.

Let's go wait on him.|Come on.

I gotta get my wallet first.

Forget about that damn wallet, OK?

I seen his face.

We need to go over there|and get in position...

...wait for him to lead us|to the diamonds.

Come on, let's go!

I don't give a f*** about them diamonds!

I'm not leaving here|until I find my wallet!

You still on this wallet sh*t.

Look, listen! I don't|believe that wallet.

I don't believe the lotto.

You won the lotto today?|Come on, man, please!

You don't believe--

L.I.G. it, man.|Let it go, Reggie.

Let it go!

You don't believe me?

Hell, no.

I'm not leavin' this|motherfuckin' parking lot...

...till I find my wallet.

Them motherfuckers|tried to kill you today.

So what?|Let 'em come on out here!

I've been lookin' for them, and|they've been lookin' for me...

...and God damn it,|we can meet right here...

...on the motherfuckin' concrete...

...and scrap like a motherf***er|right now!

Come on. You crazy.

Man, you cra-- what, man?|How am I crazy? I'm crazy?

$60 million worth of|motherfuckin' lotto tickets...

...and I'm crazy?! Nigga,|I'm insane, nigga! Let me--

F***in' door!|F*** this sh*t!

Come on!|Get off of me, man!

Look, I ain't got no goddamn|time to play with you!

You almost hit me, motherf***er!

Hey, what the hell|wrong with you, Reggie?

What the hell wrong with you?

Baby, you can't fight.|Just let it go.

So what?

Look at this.

That's our stowaway...

...and that's the guy|we shot at this morning.

Oh, Bucum, let him go.

You shut up.|Calm down.

Let my head go, nigga.

Calm down.|You calm?

Ah, sh*t! Ah!

So while we've been looking for them...

...they're looking for us.

I swear to God!

You bite me on my nipple|again, I'll kill--

Kiss her.

- Ki--|- What?

Kiss her!

Lemme go handle this situation.

Hold on a minute.

Hey, officer.

It's puppy love.

You got a condom?

You know what I think?

I don't care what|you think. Come on.

I think you ain't supposed|to be f***in' with us.

That's what I'm|thinkin' right now.

That was some strange sh*t right there.

Real strange! Come on, baby.

Wasn't nothin' strange about that.

I just didn't want the cops|to take you from me, that's all.

Yeah, right.|Where you take me?

Come on.|I'm ready to go to jail.

You know I go to ail all the time.

It ain't no thing.

Take me to jail so|I can go and get...

...my commissary and do|my motherfuckin' thing.

Don't you tempt me.

'Cause how I feel|right now, you might--

You motherf***er!

Well, let's go to jail right now!

I'm ready to go to jail...

...'cause you think I'm lyin'|about that lotto ticket...

...and I think you lyin'|about everything...

...you know what I'm sayin'?!

Reggie, enough.

Listen to your woman,|'cause you this close!

You this close from goin'!

What we gonna do|is sit right here...

...and wait for Williamson|to come out...

...and lead us to them goddamn diamonds!

He can't lead us to|nothin' he don't have.

What?! What the hell|are you talkin' about?

He don't know where the|diamonds are, either, Matlock.

How you know?

'Cause I know everything, pimpy.

I'm real smart.

Remember that dude that got killed...

...over at the diamond heist?

- Mr. Barkley?|- Right.

Him and Williamson had some|kind of inside sh*t goin' on.

Obviously, he didn't|trust Williamson...

...so instead of him givin' him|a case full of diamonds...

...this dirty motherf***er|gave him a case...

...full of glass with|a note attached to it.

Talkin' about the diamonds|was in a real safe place.

Why the f*** you didn't|tell me this two hours ago?

'Cause I ain't give a f***|about them diamonds.

All I'm lookin' for in my|life is that lotto ticket.

Our lotto ticket.

Our lotto ticket.|Man!

Make yourself at home.

Hey, can I at least...

...take a shower or a bath or somethin'?

Yeah. The bathroom|is through there.

Towels are in the cabinet.

Thanks.

This is a nice place, dude.

Thank you.

So, this make us partners, right?

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