Blue Streak Page #5

Synopsis: Miles Logan is a jewel thief who just hit the big time by stealing a huge diamond. However, after two years in jail, he comes to find out that he hid the diamond in a police building that was being built at the time of the robbery. In an attempt to regain his diamond, he poses as an L.A.P.D. detective...
Genre: Action, Comedy, Crime
Director(s): Les Mayfield
Production: Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
 
IMDB:
6.3
Metacritic:
46
Rotten Tomatoes:
36%
PG-13
Year:
1999
93 min
Website
3,195 Views


near the Manhattan Beach intersection.

Roger. We're close.

Sh*t!

Now you're in a hurry?

Sometimes you gotta feed a little speed

to your ride. You know what I'm saying?

Here we go.

Check out the driver.

Five-feet-six, greasy hair, messy,

very disheveled and...

Are you a hairdresser

or a detective, man?

That's a jailhouse tat.

Driver did a stretch somewhere.

LAPD, this is Agent Gray. FBI.

Stand down. I repeat: Stand down.

This is bullshit!

Screw them. Come on! Let's do it!

Come on, you!

Come on, get the door.

Come on!

Drop your weapons!

Put it down.

All right, don't move! Stand still!

Put it down!

Malone! Take him! He's yours!

Don't you run from me! Don't you run!

Let's see those hands, butterball.

Come here!

You wanna make me run?

Come back here!

Come back here!

Bring your ass here!

Come here!

Come here!

It's okay. Don't worry. I'm a cop.

All right?

Damn!

Don't you know better

than to run from the police?

I do.

You got me tired. I don't like

to get tired. When I get tired...

...I got ass to whoop.

That's what I'm about to do.

Get your ass up!

Bingo.

That's the sh*t.

We showed them. We showed them, and

that's what I wanted to do, you know?

- Put this into evidence.

- Exactly.

Evidence. I'll go up with it.

I want you interrogating

those men right now.

No. See, I need to go up

with this stuff...

...and book it into evidence personally.

Why?

I gotta go through it

for clues and sh*t.

Interrogate the suspects.

Find out where they were going.

Then, when you get them to talk, you can

go through all the evidence you want.

But, sir...

If I get the clue, it'd make

for a better ass-whooping interrogation.

Let's hear it for Detective Malone!

That's it! I want a lawyer.

You cops can't do this.

I got news for you.

I ain't a cop.

God, he's good.

I checked.

West Covina never heard of him.

- So you know.

- Know what?

He's Internal Affairs.

What are you talking about?

He's not I.A.

He's not?

Hell, no. He's FBI.

But he hates the FBI.

That's to throw you off.

You think this is an accident?

He knew about the heroin from the start.

FBI planted him here.

Thought he'd get first jump on the

burglary. Afraid we'd screw it up.

Pencil-d*cks.

You don't get that training

at the academy.

No, that's old school, man.

You're crushing my head!

That's federal government training.

Like Navy SEAL stuff.

Let's go give him a hand.

All right! All right!

I'll talk! Oh, man!

Look at you.

It was all worth it for you, baby.

What are you doing up there?

I'm just so happy that we're keeping

these drugs off the street.

Get over it. They're going

right back out again.

Why?

Because the FBI wants to take it

to their lab right away.

Roll it out.

Malone, come on!

Let's go.

Come on, Malone.

Detective.

That heroin belongs to Jean LaFleur.

We've been after him for 5 years.

He keeps shifting his operations

between the U.S. And Mexico.

We're taking it down

to our lab right now.

That's not a good idea.

Why not?

Why don't we just keep it here?

LaFleur doesn't know we have it.

We could use it for bait.

You mean a sting?

Exactly. A sting!

LaFleur expects these drugs

to be in San Diego in three hours.

What kind of sting operation can you

get off the ground before then?

The driver told me one of the guys

on the truck was new.

You can replace him with somebody else.

Then catch LaFleur when he goes

to pick up the drugs. Bam! Got him!

Let me get this straight.

You're volunteering to escort

these drugs into the hands...

...of the most dangerous dealer

in the northern hemisphere?

Hell, no!

What do you need to make it work?

- Me?

- You're the man for the job!

FBI will have tactical command,

but we'll follow your lead.

It's very brave. Let's go.

There's not much time.

Way to go, Malone. Way to go.

- I'm just suggesting some sh*t.

- We need more men like you!

All right. Hurry up.

Go. Get out of here!

Wait. Hold up. Wait a minute.

You wanted to go.

I'm getting you out of here. Go!

You wouldn't still be here

unless that diamond was here.

I want my cut!

There ain't nothing to cut.

I gotta get the diamond first.

Go get it. I'll wait.

I'm trying to. First, I gotta

run a sting on a drug dealer.

You're a goddamn liar!

Would I make this sh*t up?

Get out of here!

- I'll see you at Lou's tomorrow.

- I wanna talk about this!

I don't know what you're doing...

...but it ain't gonna work!

And let me get my gun back!

Look. Maybe this isn't

a good idea, you know?

- This is a great idea. It'll work.

- Brilliant.

- LaFleur's looking for this.

- We know what we're doing, detective.

Oh, I'm a detective now.

Give us a level, please.

All right, detective.

The objective is to have these men

see you as if you were one of them:

A member of the criminal underworld.

It's important your speech...

...and your behavior are congruent with

their expectation of a fellow criminal.

I get it. Sort of "walk the walk. "

That's right.

You have to look, act...

...and even think like a criminal.

Change your speech patterns too.

Criminals like to use slang terminology

and profanity and so forth...

...especially with regard to police

and authority figures.

You mean like, "Shut the hell up,

you dickless FBl... "

- That's right.

- "You stupid ass. "

- That'll do.

- "You tight... "

Enough!

All right, listen up.

LaFleur's a killer.

If he senses anything amiss, Malone

is gonna be in one hell of a tight spot.

If anything happens to me,

forget everything I ever told you.

You mean about Internal Affairs?

No, Carlson. I mean about everything.

Detective, saddle up.

Good luck.

Carlson, remember. Forget it!

Time to go.

Detective.

If my client gets a scratch

on him while he's in your custody...

...I'll see your badge is revoked

and you're thrown in jail. Okay?

You can't touch me.

He'll be fine, counselor.

Malone, let's get this show on the road.

Drive. Buckle up.

Give me video.

Let's get one thing straight.

This is my side here

and that's your side there.

Stay on your side

and I'm gonna stay on mine.

Gentlemen.

Keep the chatter to a minimum.

You don't like the show,

change the channel.

And keep this channel clear.

Who is this guy?

That's Malone.

I can't drive if you do that.

Drive!

We're coming up on our exit.

All units, this is Gray.

Fall back and keep your distance.

We're approaching the site.

LAPD, take the south side.

We'll take the north.

They're headed into warehouse 3.

Focus in.

Closer.

This is it.

- You sure?

- Yeah. Warehouse 3.

All right, Benny, sit tight

and keep your mouth shut.

Thanks for the tip.

What's Malone doing?

They're coming in behind you.

Get ready. Here he comes.

That's what I'm talking about!

- That's the sh*t.

- You're right!

All 500 kilos!

What are you talking about?

Let's get out! I want my cut!

- You still got it?

- We still have a signal.

It's just distorted.

Can you hear him?

We can't get out of here, okay?

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