Angel Page #3

Synopsis: An important day in two peoples lives. While both at a crossroad in their lives, a school advisor helps out a troubled teenager, Angel, which steals and quarrels with her family to get attention.
Genre: Drama
Director(s): Jim McKay
Production: Journeyman Pictures
  1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
5.2
Rotten Tomatoes:
80%
TV-MA
Year:
2005
87 min
25 Views


- Hey.

Where you going?

We're skipping out,

come with us.

- It's this way.

- No, it's this way.

It's this way.

That's Times Square.

- Whatever.

- Please don't act like you know.

- Let's not get started.

- I know more than you, baby.

Oh, yeah, I forgot

you work this area.

Angel!

Angel, come on,

let's go!

Come on, you coming?

Nah, get off.

Come on, I have

one more lap.

You're messing me up!

Get off, I'm playing!

Fine, we're going.

You didn't finish.

You know that

girl Desiree?

- On 54th?

- No, the one that lives uptown.

You know the little dog

she has in her bag?

Yeah, she gave him like this big bowl

of chocolate ice cream.

Why would you give

a dog chocolate?

- She was hungry.

- No, and then the dog just died,

keeled over on his back,

tongue fell out of his mouth.

Yeah, well, that's a very stupid story,

but I gotta be going.

- Where you going?

- I got a job interview.

Later.

- Bye, see you later.

- Bye.

Just give me

five minutes here.

Hi, can I help you?

Uh, I'm here

to see Mr. Powell.

Okay, is he expecting you?

Uh, he said

I should come by.

I talked to him at

Career Day at my school.

He said you might need

a technician nights?

Okay, sure.

You have a resume you want to leave?

Well, I have one, but it's

on my computer at home, so...

but he said I should

just come by and ask for him.

Okay... um,

Mr. Powell's not in right now, so why

don't you just take that and fill it out.

He'll have your phone number on there.

If something opens up, he'll give you a call.

You can bring your resume

when you come back in.

- (phone rings)

- Front desk.

You have something

to write with?

She's out here.

Okay, I'll bring her right back.

They're ready to see you.

I'll take you back.

...the rock-bottom of life,

and it's only then in the midst

of deep trouble

that they begin

to stretch forth...

Stanley?

Angel?

Angel!

Wait a second.

Where are you going?

Angel.

What the hell did

you do to my room?!

What are you

doing here?

I came to get my stuff.

Where is it?

What the hell

is this sh*t?

Your things are in the basement,

but you should have called first.

Don't walk away from me

while I'm talking to you.

You're not supposed

to be here.

- I should call your father.

- Go ahead and call him.

Okay, this is...

Angel.

All right, you can get your things,

but then your gonna have to leave.

Angel, please!

Be careful!

Where's my school sh*t?

My resumes, my term papers.

What the f***

did you do with them?

Please watch your language

while you're in this house.

- Angel, I'm talking to you!

- Keep talking.

Excuse me?

I said excuse me,

what did you

just say to me?

I said shut the f*** up

and get away from me.

All right,

I'm calling your father.

Goodbye.

Don't take that shirt.

That's your father's.

I bought that shirt for him.

That's not yours to take!

F***.

Oh!

I f***ing hate you.

Ever have a girlfriend?

Consult your doctor

to see if Lexi...

Sale ends Friday.

15-year-old Thomas Gilroy

watched the tourist...

...is heavy too at that merge,

where you would pick up 78 off of 24,

always a fun time there.

Southbound 17 is heavy

from Route 4 down to Route 80

as we look at our bridges and tunnels

here on the jam cam.

It's 30 minutes on the GW Bridge,

from 80-95 to Route 4

where still the bad-boy

approaches.

We're pumping up the volume

at the Lincoln Tunnel,

now almost a 45-minute

delay into the city

versus about a quarter-hour

at the inbound Holland Tunnel.

Whitestone, Throgs Neck,

Triborough Bridge

and 59th Street Bridge,

all holding their own.

We have no reports of any trouble

right now at the crossing between

Brooklyn and lower Manhattan, but at last

check they were working on an accident

inside the Midtown Tunnel

heading back into Queens.

That accident is now clear

and the lanes have been reopened

and again the inbound side

is just fine heading into the tunnels.

In Queens we have an accident

blocking the right lane

of the eastbound L.I.E.

just east of Exit 25.

Springfield Boulevard,

Westbound side is loaded up as usual,

Queens Boulevard and the Gowanus/B-Q-E

combination is packed again,

as usual from Industry City right up

to the Brooklyn Bridge

where a stalled vehicle

has now cleared.

That's all the delays

at our 1010 WINS transit desk.

Alternate side parking

is in effect.

With traffic at 'Transit on the Ones'

every ten minutes on 1010 WINS.

And now the official 1010 WINS

AccuWeather four day forecast,

one that will warm your heart down

to the bottom of your feet.

Here's meteorologist

Elliot Abrams.

You're gonna

take the 1-2-5.

You can get your tickets up

at windows one through 10 behind you.

- Okay, thanks.

- Mm-hmm.

Excuse me, where

are your lockers?

There are no

lockers here.

I thought there were lockers

where you could keep your stuff.

No, they haven't had lockers here

for a long time now, sorry.

Really?

Really.

Where you headed?

Uh...

Can I get you a schedule,

or do you need a bus?

No no.

No thanks.

Goodbye.

He go, "I ain't afraid

of Al Qaeda,

I'm afraid

of Al Cracker!"

"Al Cracker," oh sh*t!

Motherf***er was funny as sh*t, son.

I was on the floor!

I wish

I had seen that one.

"Oops, sorry, I don't know

how that anthrax got there.

Sorry about that,

my friend."

"That's okay, there, buddy!"

"Now you just

listen here, dawg."

Oh, I'm sorry about that, Miss.

He's making a mess over here.

Can't take you

anywhere, Raymond!

Oh!

- Got all up in the eyeballs.

- Oh, man!

Yo, that Delta Strike game

that I got last week?

It got all jammed up

right in the middle of the game.

- I gotta take it back.

- That's why you can't buy 'em used.

Now they probably won't

let you return it.

They said they checked,

it's supposed to work.

When you take it back to the shop

they're gonna be like,

- "Something wrong with your machine."

- Bullshit.

You gotta buy 'em new,

I'm telling you.

- Hold on to these for a minute.

- Serious?

I don't got nothing

to play them on.

I been looking

for this one, yo.

Cool.

- Oh, sh*t!

- Quiet, man.

Where'd you get this from,

you freak?

I've got my ways.

He didn't call me.

I told him, "You don't hit."

I gotta call you back.

Good afternoon, The Bridge.

Could you hold, please?

"Format."

I'm sorry, wrong one.

"Insert", yeah.

"Insert."

"Key frame."

Then go "Size", uh,

point three.

"J", "A"...

Stop, we're doing...

we're doing something.

It's all right.

Point three.

Then go over here

and click your text.

Just use... yeah.

All right, from there...

All right, leave it over here

and hit your tab.

What are they

checking for?

It's not a check-up.

I'm just getting my T-cell report back,

it's no big deal.

You just said

you were freaking out.

I'm not freaking out

this very minute,

but I could be very soon,

so just wait for me, por favor.

Hey.

Oh, those shoes

are so cute!

- Oh my God.

- What?

Everything's fine.

I'm starving.

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Jim McKay

James Kenneth McManus (September 24, 1921 – June 7, 2008), better known by his professional name of Jim McKay, was an American television sports journalist. McKay is best known for hosting ABC's Wide World of Sports (1961–1998). His introduction for that program has passed into American pop culture. He is also known for television coverage of 12 Olympic Games, and is universally respected for his memorable reporting on the Munich massacre at the 1972 Summer Olympics. McKay covered a wide variety of special events, including horse races such as the Kentucky Derby, golf events such as the British Open, and the Indianapolis 500. McKay's son, Sean McManus, a protégé of Roone Arledge, is president of CBS Sports and News divisions. more…

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