Brick Mansions Page #5

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How come the van had no traces

with that harpoon anywhere on it.

We got 20 seconds to decide

about the rest of life.

Five, four, three, two, one.

Countdown completed.

Jokes on me.

The law never protected this place before.

Why would it start now?

I've done many bad things, but killing

your father wasn't one of them.

I'm making Detroit

safer for all.

Welcome to our world.

So, what are we gonna

do with this sh*t?

Let's give it back.

- For you Captain.

- Thank you son.

- Hold it!

- Let's go!

Hey, come on, no stairs! Elevator!

Let's go, now!

- This is better than the stairs.

- Yeah.

I can't reach him.

We don't have a satellite image. If the

bomb went off, we would've heard it.

I don't like this. I

don't like this at all.

He's our man. He'll

get back to us.

Hello.

What do you mean they're

inside the building?

Hey, you boys remember Lino?

My eyes in Brick Mansions?

Well, he showed me a lot.

Mr. Mayor. Great

place you got here.

Tremaine Alexander. I'm like

the Mayor of Brick Mansions.

It's a pleasure to

meet my constituter.

On behalf on myself, a new

appointed Sheriff and Lino

and the citizen of

Brick Mansions.

We decided to give you a

campaign contribution.

- Device activated.

- What's going on?

Believe it or not, I

forgot the damn code.

- What was it? 4-8...

- Detective.

- We can take it from here.

- 2-1-6.

Are you sure about that?

I think Lino, you

said it couldn't be 6

because that was the ZIP

code for Brick Mansions.

It will be too much

of a coincidence?

You said it was a coincidence. I

said they wanted to blow us up.

Yeah, I think all that jumping

around rooftops has us losing it.

You hit your head one too many times.

You're having a hard time to remember.

Gentleman, thank you very

much, we'll take it...

I'm pretty sure the

last number is 6.

Mr. Mayor, you want to press the button?

Or does my man Damien have to do it.

- Go for it man.

- Give it a push.

Stop! Stop! Enough!

What the hell happened out there?

You had a direct order.

You played me just like

you played my father.

Yeah, and your empathy made you

soft, just like your father.

I have to make the tough

decision for the city.

And I sent this bomb in there

to get rid of it's problems.

Come on. You know it.

They're no better than animals.

Animals? Who's animals? Men

who struggled to survive?

Or men who will destoy a whole community,

underprivileged women and children?

As a Mayor, I have to do what's best

for all the people of the city.

- The hardworking ones...

- You mean the rich ones?

The ones that contribute.

The ones that are sick and

tired of that cesspool.

Cesspool? You need

to wake up my man.

- The people are rising up.

- And the people...

Check this out.

They're sick of you.

Catch it on the news

in about 5 minutes.

The Mayor of Detroit was arrested today

after a compromising video posted online

appeared to show him plotting an

attack on Brick Mansions residence.

"And I sent this bomb in there."

The demolition of walls that divide the

city from the Brick Mansions project

will begin next month.

With no date set

for new election,

the acting Mayor announced plans to reopen

schools, hospitals and police stations...

Up, up, up. That

was really good.

Go, go, go.

- Yeah man.

- Yo, Sheriff. What a surprise.

- No more crime to fight around here?

- Yeah.

Well, I see you shared your share of

the reward money very responsibly.

I didn't buy this.

Tremaine gave it to me.

No way.

Yeah, he didn't think it

was right for his image

with the whole From

the People campaign.

- Guys got my vote.

- We're gonna need it.

What about you partner? I see you

still fighting the good fight.

- Only with Lola.

- Lino.

I gotta go, you're

making me uncomfortable.

- Easy partner.

- He's just jealous.

- You guys.

- Hey, on three.

Three.

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