Another Day in Paradise Page #3
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- 1998
- 101 min
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I'm the happiest now then
I have ever been in my whole life.
Before tonight, I never even
drank champagne before.
You don't say?
You might have mentioned that
a little earlier in the evening.
Oh, yeah?
Okay, five feet to heaven.
Here we go.
Sorry. Sorry.
Here, you want
to take your shoes off?
Guess not. Fine.
There you go.
You feeling okay?
You are not sick are you?
You are in bed, good night.
Night, night.
Thanks, Mel.
He could have fit up here.
F***.
Bingo.
Easy as f***ing cake.
Did I scare you, baby?
Lead the way, boss.
We're rich!
We are so f***ing rich!
Still got to sell this sh*t, Ace.
Knock, knock.
Bobby, this is Reverend James Cook.
Today, I can offer you
the worldly protection...
of the weapons of the hand.
You are a gun dealer?
I'm a gunsmith by trade.
But a fisher of men
by avocation.
But you are a preacher.
Doesn't that go against your morals?
Even Jesus Christ was a carpenter.
And his disciples, fisherman.
And we know blessed
Mary Magdalene was a whore.
Boys, I hate to break up the
theological discussion here...
but how much for the lot, Jim?
Two thousand total.
I prefer 10O's.
And now...
May God bless you...
and keep you safe
under his protection...
for all your earthly endeavors.
Softly and tenderly
Jesus is calling
Calling for you
And for me.
Happy trails.
Who the f*** was that?
Somebody you never want
to mess with.
Got you first.
Hey baby.
Kind of pretty
for something so ugly?
I'm pregnant, Bobby,
what do you think about that?
I have been trying to tell
you for awhile you know,
but I didn't know how to say it.
Come on baby, don't just stand
there all peeing and sh*t.
Say something.
This is serious.
- What are you going to do?
- I don't know.
What if I want to keep it?
Sh*t baby, you think that
is a good idea?
I mean, f***,
I ain't old enough to handle kids.
Oh I see, you are just a kid, right?
One minute you are
Mister Big Man with Mel...
and the next minute you're
just a helpless little boy.
- Is that it?
- No, that is not what I meant.
I'm just saying maybe we should wait...
wait until all this
sh*t is over, you know?
Wait til it is
a good time to have kids.
There never will be a good time,
there will always be something wrong.
If I keep it, are you going to leave?
I don't know baby...
having kids before.
Seeing how my parents
f***ed me up and all.
Yeah well, our parents didn't
give a f***ing sh*t about us.
So f*** them!
But we can do better.
We can be the kind of
parents that they never were.
You are the best thing
that ever happened to me, baby.
I love you.
But I'll do this alone
if I have to.
Sh*t baby, you know me
better than that.
The only way you are going to
get rid of me is if I die.
And I am not going to f***ing die, okay?
Oh good.
Besides I'll spoil the sh*t
out of him, right?
Or her.
- Hey have you told Sid yet?
- No.
Oh my God!
Oh my God. You're pregnant.
Oh my God. Oh my God.
They are pregnant.
You're pregnant.
You are going to have a baby.
You're going to have a little baby.
A beautiful little baby.
Oh my God, I can't f***ing
believe it!
All right. Calm down.
Great news.
But, everybody in the world
doesn't have to hear it.
What do you mean, everybody
doesn't need to know.
What, am I being loud,
is that what you mean?
I mean, who gives a flying f*** really?
It is so cool,
I can't believe it.
A baby, now wait a minute,
how pregnant are you?
When are you
going to have this baby?
What do you want?
- A girl.
- A boy.
Your eyes, and your mouth.
Oh my God.
Little babies,
I love little babies.
No more caffeine for you, missy.
For me? It is for her.
I think you are a bit more
excited about this than we are.
You think? No...
well you will get more excited.
No, we are excited.
Oh, I love kids.
What the f*** are you doing?
What am I doing?
Yeah, what are you doing?
I'm not doing anything.
What is your f***ing problem?
Don't... do this.
F*** you, Mel.
So there are some details
I want to go over at the motel,
before the clients start coming, okay?
Whatever you say man,
you are the boss.
Should you be smoking?
The baby?
- So which one do you like?
- Well, the.38 Smith and Wesson.
It is a Chief's Special.
It is compact,
plenty of stopping power
with these hollow points.
I got it all sighted in
on the range.
Accurate to fifty feet.
Oh gosh, that's nice.
Pay attention, G.I. Joe.
If you want to learn,
you got to listen.
- I'm listening.
- Put the gun down and watch.
I'm listening.
Put the f***ing gun down before
I smack the sh*t out of you.
Come here.
A Walther PP.
I call it a lucky seven,
because it has got
six in the clip and...
one in the chamber.
Let me see your hands.
See you got delicate hands
and not a lot of muscle.
- F*** you.
- No man. This is good for you.
It has good balance.
How does it feel?
- Oh, it feels good.
- Yeah?
- I like it.
- Good?
See, Sid and me will
teach you how to shoot.
Now here's the deal.
You make a gun feel like it's
an extension of your arm.
And after a little practice
you don't have to aim.
You just point your hand at
what you want to hit and boom.
It will f***ing
have holes in it all day.
I'd like to see some f***er
try some sh*t on me with this.
Finish his ass like Swiss cheese.
Hey, something you got to
understand Ace, all right?
A gun is there for your protection.
You use it when
you have no other option.
It ain't your f***ing dick
so don't be whipping it out
every time you want to prove
you are a f***ing tough guy.
Okay? You got that?
Yeah man, I ain't stupid.
Glad to hear it.
Thanks.
Hey, Mel. What you think about
me being a dad?
Pretty crazy?
to be popping out babies.
But hey, it ain't my business.
Rosie is really excited,
but I'm nervous.
I guess that is normal?
Me and Sid can't do it.
Can't have no babies.
So do me a favor
and go light on the topic.
F*** it.
Just the luck of the draw.
You and Sid have really been
like parents to me and Rosie.
So I kind of guess you
got kids after all.
Even if it is not the way
you expect, right?
Give me a break, kid.
You think
if I was going to adopt,
I would end up with
a delinquent doper like you?
I don't think so.
I'm just f***ing with you.
Don't be so sensitive.
Don't worry, Bobbie.
Everything's going to work out.
You think so?
Yeah, I do.
Yeah?
Send him over.
First clients have arrived.
So what will I do?
Just hang there, look cool.
No way pal, no.
Sixty cents, that is it.
Or we don't do business.
Black Beauties are selling for two,
three dollars a piece on the street.
Twenty-five hundred dollars.
Cash money, right now.
Or we walk... f***er.
We'll find a better price.
It is just as simple as that.
Sixty cents, or we don't have a deal.
It is as simple as that.
F***er!
Who has the money?
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