Bound Page #6
- R
- Year:
- 1996
- 108 min
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All right. I'll tell you.
It's in the apartment
next door.
- I put it in the paint drums.
- Good.
Now, I promised you
I would kill you. Remember?
- You can't kill me.
- Oh, really? Why not?
I could be lying.
You're gonna be sorry
you said that.
F***!
Son of a b*tch.
Keys. Keys. Keys. Keys.
I can kill you right now
if that's what you want,
or you can live,
but I need your help.
Help me make Mickey believe
that everything's normal.
Now, what do you want to do?
You want to live?
Ho!
Oh, sh*t!
Christ, Mickey.
You scared the sh*t out of me.
What are you guys doing
with your peckers in your hand?
You going to do me, Mickey?
No, Cease. There was no answer.
I thought I heard
some knocking at the door.
I was buzzing, I was knocking.
I guess you couldn't hear me on
account of being in the shower.
You know, Mick,
I'm all wound up.
over this Gino thing,
and, well, Vi, you know,
she thought maybe...
she could, uh, you know,
relax me in the...
That Violet is one nice lady.
I wish someone
would help ME relax.
Uh... let me get you guys
a drink, huh?
I got Scotch, bourbon,
vodka... Whatever you want.
We was worried about you, Cease.
Me? Why?
We went over to Johnnie's place
just to check it out.
- It was busted up... bad.
- What?
I started thinking,
maybe it's about the money.
So I call you, but all I get
is the busy signal.
hook. That's why I rushed here.
The phone. Sh*t.
That was me. I did that. F***!
That was a stupid thing
to do, eh?
Hey, if Violet
was helping me relax,
I'd probably do the same thing.
- Can I ask you something?
- Sure.
Why did you move
all the furniture around?
Let me guess.
That was Violet's idea, too.
Ha ha ha!
Yeah, actually,
she was nervous
about Gino coming,
wanted everything
to look perfect, and...
- You know women, Mick.
- Sure, Cease.
They make us do
stupid things, don't they?
- Is that the money?
- Yeah, that's it.
- What did it total out at?
- 2.176.
That f***ing Shelly.
Gotta hand it to the guy,
but if I were him,
I would've bailed
a long time ago.
I mean, how much
money does a man need?
I remember I was just staring
at all this goddamn money,
Shelly down on his knees,
and the next thing I know,
Johnnie just blows his head off.
What a f***ing mess.
Johnnie's laughing his ass off,
and that's when Caesar
lost it, and boom,
he cold-cocked him.
He cold-c*cks f***ing
Johnnie Marzzone.
Heee-eeey, Caesar.
Where's the key?
Um... the key..
Oh. They're in my pants
in the bathroom.
Ah, f*** it.
I don't need the key.
I didn't need a key
to get in here, did I?
Who the hell could that be?
Yeah.
- Hello?
- Hello, this is Gino.
What?
You're blowing your only chance,
a**hole. Act like I'm Gino.
Holy, Christ, we've been
worried sick about you, Gino!
- Good boy.
- It's Gino.
- Where the hell is he?
- We were in a car accident...
They were in a car accident.
But everybody's all right.
Everybody's all right,
just bruises and sh*t.
Un-f***ing-believable.
I called those
highway patrol dumb fucks.
- I'm trying to hear Gino.
- Listen to me, a**hole.
I know your gun
is behind the bar.
Either we make a deal,
or I hand this phone to Mickey.
- I'm listening.
- All right.
I want what's mine.
I want half the money.
We get rid of Mickey,
and no one else dies.
No one.
- Say, "Yes, I understand. "
- Yes, I understand.
Say I'm at St. Mary's, off the
Kennedy, in the waiting room.
Stay on the phone
until I come out.
OK. Right.
St. Mary's, off
the Kennedy. Yeah.
Johnnie's OK?
Mickey, what are you doing here?
Violet, it's Gino and Johnnie.
They were in a car accident.
Oh, my God.
Is everybody all right?
Everything's OK.
Bye. They're at St. Mary's.
Can you f***ing believe this?
I can't fit them all
in my car. Give me your keys.
Sure. Vi. Vi. Vi!
Do me a favour. Go in the
bathroom and get my keys, OK?
Come on, let's go. Vi, let's go!
Thanks, V.
Call me as soon as
you get them, eh?
Leave your phone on the hook.
Now, that's teamwork.
I should have let him kill you.
- He would have done you, too.
- I knew I couldn't trust you.
Relax.
I said I would let you live,
and I will...
maybe.
Let's go see if your dyke
was dumb enough to lie.
Let's go.
Yes.
No!
Violet!
Violet!
Violet!
Please!
B*tch.
You f***ing b*tch!
- Mickey?
- Violet?
Oh, God, Mickey,
he made me do it.
I was so afraid!
I didn't want to, Mickey.
It was Caesar, all Caesar.
He made me help him.
You have to help me.
Oh, God! Oh, God, he's coming!
Corky.
Oh, f***!
Stop.
Oh, for Chrissakes!
It's over, Caesar.
I called Mickey.
He's on his way.
Get out of here, Caesar.
If you want to live,
All these years, Vi,
and you still don't know me...
- But I know you.
- Caesar, don't.
What are you going to do
with that, Vi? Shoot me?
Kill me in cold blood?
I don't think so.
If you were going to
shoot me, Vi,
you'd have done it
a long time ago.
If I were you, I'd have shot me
the minute I brought the money
back to the apartment,
but you didn't,
and I'll tell you why.
You don't want to shoot me, Vi.
Do you?
Do you?
I know you don't.
Caesar, you don't know sh*t.
I'll never
understand it, Mickey.
You didn't even call the police.
I told you. The family
doesn't want the police around.
We want to take care of it
ourselves and we will.
I'll find him.
- I swear I will.
- I know you will.
Sure you're going to be OK?
I mean...
If you're having
second thoughts,
Thanks, Mickey, but...
I have to get out.
You know, I have to get away
from all this.
But thanks.
Thanks for everything.
- Hey.
- Hey.
- So, how'd it go?
- I'm here, aren't I?
Well, I thought
Hmm.
You know what the difference is
between me and you, Violet?
No.
Me, neither.
#Well, she's all
you'd ever want
# She's the kind
I'd like to flaunt
#And take to dinner
#Well, she always
knows her place
# She's got style
and she's got grace
#And she's a winner
# She's a lady
#Whoa, whoa, whoa, she's a lady
# Talking about that little lady
#And the lady is mine
#Well, she's never in the way
#Always something nice to say
#What a blessing
# I can leave her on her own
#And there's no messin'
# She's a lady
#Whoa, whoa, whoa, she's a lady
# Talking about that little lady
#And the lady is mine
# No, she never asks very much
#And I don't refuse her
#Always treat her with respect
#What she's got is hard to find
#And I don't want to lose her
# Help me build a mountain
from a little pile of clay
# Hey, hey, hey
#Well, she knows what I'm about
# She can take what I dish out
#And that's not easy
# Ooh, ooh, ooh
#Well, she knows me
through and through
#And she knows just what to do
#And how to please me
# Ooh, ooh, ooh
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