Animal Factory Page #5
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- Year:
- 2000
- 94 min
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I've seen him around, but not
with anybody that's trouble.
This guy's prehistoric.
He's a chump.
He's a f***in' human throwback
in evolution. All right.
Just don't do anything
without me, a**hole.
You've got about as much time
left as a mosquito has pricks.
So don't f*** this up.
Let's go!
Keep walkin'.
What's goin' on?
Gotta drive on some fool-big
hillbilly's been f***in' with Ron.
Ron? I just seen him go to the gym.
Oh, sh*t!
Sh*t. Looks like
I got p*ssy comin' to me.
I guess I am the boss jocker.
- You gonna f*** with me? I'll put
you in surgery. - Shut the f*** up!
Well, looky here.
Your daddy's here.
Or maybe he's the punk.
Sh*t, man.
Maybe I'll f*** you both.
Oh! F***!
Cut his throat and slit it
so he don't snitch. Do it!
Let's f***in' go!
Do it!
Let's go! Drop that knife!
Go to your cell.
I think we'll be all right.
Earl, hang in. We need reports typed.
Another stabbing.
Oh, yeah? Who got it?
No name yet.
Is he dead? He was on a
gurney when I got the call.
He's still kickin'.
I'm gonna get cigarettes.
I'll be right back.
What's goin' on? Up against the
wall, a**hole! We got you now.
Spread 'em.
What's happening?
I don't know.
They won't even tell me.
Don't push me, chump. If it's
serious, ask to see a lawyer.
Shut the f*** up! Man, f*** you!
What are you gonna do, kick my ass?
People have been doin' that for as long
as I can remember. You ain't nothin'.
Have a seat here.
They want his clothes
and his shoes.
Hey, Earl!
Earl Copen just came in.
I need your shirt,
shoes and pants.
What's up with you?
in the gym.
How bad?
He's paralyzed.
Everything but his mouth.
Snitchin' motherf***er, huh?
You got it!
Can you get word out about how this
fool is snitchin'? Name's Buck Rowen.
Who?
Buck Rowen.
You got it. First thing in the morning.
Thanks, man.
Hey, Earl.
Lookin' pretty slick, homes.
Take a seat.
I'm Jerry McDonald from the district
attorney's office. How you doin'?
Fine.
How's your mother?
Told you this one's a wise ass.
He'd think it was a joke till
he walked to the gas chamber.
Only then we'd probably have to carry
him with sh*t running down his pants.
I'll get to the point. Buck Rowen, as
I'm sure you heard, is a paraplegic.
He signed a statement saying he had an
argument with Decker about some schoolwork,
and you involved yourself in it.
He said he'll testify.
We also found traces
of blood on your shoes.
O-positive, same as Rowen's.
Same as mine.
I cut myself shaving.
What type blood is your boyfriend, Decker?
What's the matter, Counselor?
I'm just gettin' up to go.
Man, take me back
to my motherfucking cell.
I'm innocent. If you think you got a
case, book it down, take it to the jury.
Let's do it.
Earl.
Thanks.
I'd have been here earlier,
but they found Buck Rowen
dead at the hospital.
Dead, huh?
Seems somebody spiked
his I.V...
with cleaning solvent
and roach powder.
They're talkin' about
transferring you to Laurel.
Yeah, what's up with Decker?
He's going back
to court tomorrow.
You were gonna make
your parole too.
Lock him up.
Mornin', Earl.
Yeah.
I need you to sit your asses
down up against this wall.
Look, ladies, shut the f*** up!
I don't have a place to put you yet.
Have a seat.
Uh-uh, no socializing.
Sit down! Sit down.
Tuck your feet in. Come on,
we don't have all day.
Tuck your feet in, I said.
Have a seat.
Tuck 'em in, and settle down.
Y'all, shut up.
It states that you are a member of a violent
criminal clique within Eastern State.
Save it, okay?
Ron...
F*** it. I just get this now.
Talk to me.
You're a dead waste of money, all right?
I'm a dead waste of money?
They're wrong about this sh*t.
I'm not...
Please take me back
to my holding cell.
Mr. Decker, I've read the report
from the prison officials,
and I believe
you're a dangerous man.
Whether you were already that or
became so in prison is immaterial.
The main issue here
is the protection of society.
And I know by returning you
to prison,
I will be protecting society
for at least five more years.
God, man! You know what,
just f*** off, man!
That's enough.
Put your hands behind your back.
Your Honor?
Your Honor?
Jesus!
What the f***?
Hey!
Get the damn gurney!
Earl, what the f***
are you doin'?
Hurry up with that damn gurney!
Let's go!
Decker.
I can only give you a minute.
Okay. Thank you very much.
Ronnie. Ronnie, can you hear me?
Yeah.
You okay?
I'm gonna sell the house and get
the money to get you outta here.
I'm not gonna let you rot
in here. I'm not.
You're just not you anymore.
Oh, I brought these.
I thought you might
wanna keep these.
Okay? You remember these? You
remember when we took these?
Your mom?
Can I give these to my son?
No, sir, I'm sorry.
I can't give these to my son?
No, sir. Can you
give them to him?
No, sir, I can't do that. Now, I
have to get him ready for the bus.
I can't give these to you.
I'll get you outta here!
I love you, Ronnie. Bye.
Oh, well.
Struck out in court, huh?
Yeah, f*** it.
Should've cut that f***ing hillbilly's
throat, though, when I had the chance.
I've been thinkin'.
I've had a lot
of f***in' time to think.
What's up?
If I had a way out,
would you wanna try for it?
F***, yeah!
Well, do you have a way?
No, not yet. And we'll be in
segregation for at least a while.
But I know I can find a way.
Nobody knows this place better than I do.
That's why I pulled that crazy act.
I had to do something to keep
'em from sending me to Laurel.
They don't have
a psychiatrist there.
See, nobody's ever
escaped from Laurel.
But half a dozen have from
here in just the past decade.
Come on, man.
Let's do it then.
help from the outside.
My dad. I'm sure he'd do it, man.
It's killin' him I'm in here.
Used to be you could disappear.
Start life over again.
But now, the f***in'
pigs have established...
an almost international police
state, all on computer.
Gentlemen, let's go.
Line up.
- There's still places you could go.
- Get a move on.
Stoneface is transferring out.
He'll be gone as of next month.
No sh*t?
Wanna guess who
Angie Dickinson?
You wish!
Miles Coburn.
Miles Coburn? Yeah, I thought
you might like that.
Man, my first stint here, he was a
rookie guard right here in segregation.
He was attending night school and
I wrote his English term paper.
- He got a B-plus. - Well, no doubt
you bitched because it wasn't an "A."
F***, yes.
Might be some changes
around here pretty soon.
That would be very f***in' nice.
Yeah, for all of us.
Damn! Thought they were
never lettin' you out, homes.
It's just I didn't
wanna come out.
Hey, this is my homeboy Wayne.
Ah, we talked through the shitter.
That's right.
Ronnie's already out, homes. Got
him workin' as a painter. Oh, man!
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