Beyond the Law Page #5

Synopsis: Dan Saxon (Charlie Sheen) is an undercover cop who infiltrates a biker gang to nail the scum behind a drug-smuggling operation. In order to maintain the trust of the gang's leader, Blood (Michael Madsen), he must commit ever more dangerous and heinous crimes. Just how far 'beyond the law' will Saxon go?
Genre: Crime, Drama, Thriller
Director(s): Larry Ferguson
Production: Lionsgate
 
IMDB:
6.6
R
Year:
1993
108 min
636 Views


and we've succeeded beyond

anyone's expectations.

We've logged over

Daniel, the director of the FBI

called me yesterday.

Me, personally. Huh ! I couldn't believe it--

That's great, Price.

I'm really thrilled for ya.

You've got a shell

around you a mile thick.

Now, you're gonna have to open up

to somebody. It might as well be me.

Now, if I can talk--

F*** you, man ! I don't wanna talk to you.

- I'm not even sure If I like you !

- Hold on !

- Next week is San Carlos run.

- Yeah.

Our calculation is that over 50

motorcycle gangs will be involved.

What's your point ?

- The FBI wants you to take one of their

agents in undercover. -- No f***in' way !

- They have an experienced officer

they feel can pass. -- Too dangerous !

- There'll be 20 more state cops in marked cars--

- I won't do it, goddamn it !

FBI wants to send somebody in, you let 'em.

But he'll f*** up and they'll kill him !

And then you can call the director

of the FBI and tell him about it.

You can call him, Price, personally.

[ sighs ]

I'm not going to San Carlos today.

I need to catch up in the darkroom.

Do you remember

what happened last night ?

You had a nightmare.

I woke up,

you were crying like a little kid...

begging somebody

to stop hitting you.

[ sighs ]

I held you for a while.

I thought you woke up, but...

you looked at me and you said,

"take the, the handcuffs off."

Jesus.

I'm almost finished here, Dan.

I have all the pictures I need.

I'm gonna write the story in L.A.

That's good.

Have you... thought about what

you're gonna do after this ?

I thought...

Maybe we could make...

peanut butter and grape juice drinks

for the next few years.

I'm really scared.

Renee, don't worry.

I'm okay.

I gotta go.

I really am--

I'm okay.

[ whispering ]

I don't think so.

[ "Body Bags" By Saigon Kick ]

[ biker ]

Where'd you get your scooter at ?

- Get your f***in' hands off me !

- Lyin' motherfuckin' cocksucker !

- I'll kill ya !

- That belongs to a brother of mine !

Piece of sh*t ! You know what you are ?

You're a f***in' pig !

Pig-sticker motherf***er,

that's what you are !

Highside, what the f***

is going on over here ?

This worthless piece of sh*t's

a f***in' cop.

I know this scooter. It belonged to a brother

of mine. FBI confiscated it months ago.

[ biker ]

Kill the bastard !

[ grunting ]

[ crowd shouting indistinctly ]

They made him.

Let's move !

[ sirens wailing ]

- The f*** are you lookin' at, pig ?

- Take it easy, friend.

- We don't want anybody to get hurt.

- Then get the f*** outta my face !

And take the rest

of these pigs with you.

[ crowd cheering ]

[ engines idling ]

Damn, Sid, you were really

out there, brother.

- I hate cops, Blood.

- Hey, me too.

I hate 'em more than anything.

Some of those undercover guys

are pretty clever.

You ever get conned by one ?

I can smell a cop

a hundred miles away, man.

Holy sh*t, man,

you got balls that clank.

You get some kinda kick outta

pushin' like that ? Hmm ?

I met a couple of dudes from the Dusters, man.

Gonna sell us some heroin on the way back.

- How much ? -- That's the interesting part.

As much as we f***in' want.

- We're gonna need some wheels though.

- Done.

Psycho-f***ing-delic !

Thirty grand, on the button. Listen, man,

can you give us a lift back to town ?

I wanna leave my truck here.

Oh, no, man, we're goin' the other way.

Yeah, we'll take ya.

Get in.

Hey, man, can't you wait ?

Who the f*** waits, man ? Commuters

wait for trains. I don't wait for nobody.

Do you want a fix first ?

No, man, he's safety conscious.

You know, like, do not geeze and drive.

[ laughing ]

- Who do you know in Cleveland, man ?

- None of your f***in' business.

My f***in' business ?

What f***in' street do you

live on in Cleveland, man ?

F*** you !

Hey, goddamn it, man !

[ indistinct shouting ]

[ siren wailing ]

Kick your f***in' ass !

- Aaah !

- What are you doin' ?

Goddamn it, man !

[ grunting, groaning ]

Cut it out ! Now !

I got an idea.

Let's shoot each other.

You go first.

Holy Jesus, man !

You're crazy.

Let's get the hell outta here.

- Get in the car, Virgil.

- I don't think so, man. This is where Virgil gets off.

- What are you talkin' about ?

- You man, that's what the f*** I'm talkin' about !

- I mean, look at this sh*t.

- You're f***in' nuts !

If you ever was a cop,

you ain't a cop anymore.

I mean, no f***in' cop in the

world does sh*t like that !

Here, man, you get yourself a new deputy.

I just can't keep up with you no more.

Okay.

I'll see you around...

dildo.

[ siren wailing ]

Sh*t.

Get your hands in the air and get

out of the car. Come on, move !

All right, now, you turn around.

Do it !

Lock your hands behind your head.

You stay right there, a**hole.

- Gimme your hands.

- Take it easy.

You got any kinda I.D. ?

What the f*** did I do ?

What'd you do ?

You got born, birdbrain !

You gotta gimme a phone call.

- You'll get one when I get around to it !

- Heh-heh !

- You gotta give me a f***in' phone call !

- Sit down, kid.

There's nothin' you can do.

Charlie ?

Bogus Charlie ?

I know you ?

You told me a story about an Indian

who ran away from his shadow, remember ?

Oh, yeah.

You don't look like the same--

Why did you tell me that ?

Why did you tell me that ?

I don't know.

Jesus Christ, you're chokin' me !

I'm sorry.

The Indian in the story,

what happens to him ?

He goes down into his hole

and finds his shadow.

A moon woman

sews it back on for him.

But before he can climb

back out he has to meet--

Who ?

- Look, kid, it's just a story--

- Who does he have to meet ?

Death.

I gotta get the f*** outta here.

You spit in my face, you beat

a federal agent almost half to death.

Then you point your gun at a state

trooper and dare him to shoot you.

- I did what I had to, damn it. -- You did more

than that. You were enjoying yourself.

I saw you ! You've jeopardized

this entire operation.

There isn't a cop within a thousand

miles who isn't gunnin' for you !

F*** 'em ! And f*** you !

[ grunts ]

Everything's turnin' to sh*t.

It's gotta stop.

Look-- I don't wanna go on with this.

Let's make some arrests.

It's obvious you're

under a terrible strain.

But now is not the best time

to terminate the operation.

I can't do this anymore ! -- Just give me two weeks.

We've worked so hard on this.

Everything we've done could go out the

window. I've been invited to Washington !

You f***.

Pardon ?

Price goes to Washington.

Price smashes drug ring.

You don't give a sh*t about

anything or anybody but yourself.

You're pathetic.

- Where are you going ?

- I'm gonna drink with a friend.

Ah, sh*t.

[ sighs ]

Nobody's got any identity anymore.

Ya ever notice that ?

A bunch of gray men

walkin' around.

No faces, no balls,

carryin' their f***in' lunch pails.

Only one solution, man.

Put on my colors, Sid.

When you got the gun,

you walk in a room,

everybody shits in their pants.

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Larry Ferguson

Larry P Ferguson (March 19, 1940 – May 31, 2015) was a college football player for the University of Iowa. He was named a first team All-American in 1960 and played one season for the Detroit Lions. He has six kids Darrick, Lori, Larry Jr., Vicki, Rachella, and James. He also has 8 grandchildren. Laurel, Camille, Jerome Jr., Christian, Brandon, Alyssa, Cameron, and Edward Jr. more…

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