Burning Bright
- PG-13
- Year:
- 2010
- 86 min
- 269 Views
(LIGHTNING STRIKING)
(TIGER GROWLING)
(THUNDER RUMBLING)
(WIND HOWLING)
(THUNDER RUMBLING)
ANNOUNCER ON RADIO:
Tropical storm warnings
are now in effect
for all of
the Gulf Coast.
We're looking at
and get ready
for a wild ride.
Folks,
there are emergency shelters
being set up in King County
and Scarborough County.
(SWITCHING CHANNEL)
(ROCK MUSIC PLAYING)
(OPENING CAR DOOR)
(VEHICLE APPROACHING)
Howie!
Johnny Gavineau.
You got the permit?
Yes, I do.
(CLANKING)
This is against
my better judgment.
(SIGHS)
Okay. Let's get to it.
JOHNNY:
Yeah, I gottaget back to the coast.
(CLEARING THROAT)
There's a hurricane coming.
(CLEARING THROAT)
I got property there.
I gotta get the place
battened down.
(GROWLING)
Never touch the cage.
Was he trained?
Trained how?
Jump through a hoop
on fire?
He can do that?
No.
Well, does he
just sit there
and look pretty?
I thought he
was a circus cat.
Circus don't want him.
(TIGER ROARS)
Look, I'm starting
a safari ranch.
This is my
main attraction.
I need, you know,
a scary animal.
Scary?
Yeah. That's what
the tourists pay to see.
I don't think this
cat's scary enough.
I'm not paying top dollar
for an animal that
doesn't scare anyone
and doesn't know
any tricks.
Now, maybe if
I'm paying less,
say, $5,000 less...
Mr. Gavineau,
the only reason
we are talking
is because last month
this cat attacked
a circus horse
while 300 of
your tourists
ran screaming
for their lives.
Chased her down,
did he?
Went 16 feet over a cage.
Passed 11 other horses
just to get to this one.
Silver Dollar
was her name.
He broke her spine
so that she couldn't move,
and then
he ate her alive.
You ever heard
a horse scream,
Mr. Gavineau?
You want to know why
he went after that one?
Because
she was the pretty one.
And you're right,
Mr. Gavineau.
This cat,
he's not scary.
He's evil.
(BANGS CAGE)
(LAUGHING NERVOUSLY)
This is a waste of time
and my gas money.
I'll take it!
Plus your expenses.
Cat hasn't eaten
in two weeks.
That's how you show him
who's boss.
And when you move him,
you roll the cage
with this.
(TRUCK DOOR OPENS)
Safari park, huh?
Well, good luck
with that.
(TRUCK DOOR CLOSES)
(TRUCK STARTING)
Good luck with that.
Man makes his own luck!
Isn't that right,
Lucifer?
(TIGER GROWLS)
Tom, you there?
(FEEDBACK ON WALKIE-TALKIE)
Tom.
Tom, come on.
Remember? I told you
they have fish here.
You love fish.
They have all...
Come look at this.
Come look at this.
See, look. Come here.
They have yellow fish.
Blue fish, purple fish.
I think they even
have clown fish.
Tom, come on.
You're gonna be
happy here.
Mom would have loved
this place. Okay?
It took me
a long time to find it.
I know you understand.
This is your home now.
You cannot come
to college with me.
Hey.
Please do not
screw this up.
(DOCTOR CLEARING THROAT)
DOCTOR:
So, you'vebeen living with
your stepfather,
but you've
taken care of Tom
since your mother
passed away.
And after college,
will you once again
be taking on Tom's care?
Yes.
No red.
That depends on,
of course,
what's best for Tom
at that point.
I have custodianship,
so I will be
checking in on him.
Sorry,
he does not like red.
Well, then let's
get things settled.
Tom, would you like
to say goodbye
to your sister?
So, I'm gonna take off.
I'll see you in
a couple of weeks,
all right?
(YELLING) No! No touch!
No! No, no!
No!
I'm so sorry.
(CONTINUES YELLING)
I've got...
I got his stuff out.
He likes this...
He likes this
God's eye and...
When he's walking,
he might need it.
(SOFTLY) Tom,
I want you to be calm.
(STOPS YELLING)
Good.
Can you sit down for me?
Can you do that for me?
Can you sit down,
please?
Good.
Thank you.
You know,
who Tom is now
is pretty much who Tom
People can sacrifice
their entire lives
taking care of
an autistic child.
Don't feel guilty
if you can't.
(DOOR OPENS)
(WHISPERING)
(DOOR OPENS)
There seems
to be a problem.
due to insufficient funds?
No, that's...
That's not right.
That little...
(DIALING)
Do you have
another resource?
No.
What about
your stepfather?
No. There's money in there.
ON PHONE:
This is Mr. Fenton.
Hi, Mr. Fenton,
this is Kelly Taylor.
Hi, Kelly.
How are you?
Could you check the balance
of my account for me?
Your stepfather
withdrew all the money
from that account.
It's closed.
When?
Yesterday.
So...
He said he was
changing your house
into some sort
of safari ranch?
I hope that's
not a surprise.
Yeah, I don't...
I don't really care
about the animal thing.
That money was for Tom.
Kelly, sounds like
you should take
this up with Johnny.
Thank you.
MAN 1:
Wait a minute,wait a minute.
MAN 2:
Okay!Let's go! Unhitch it!
(BANGING ON CAGE)
(MEN CHATTERING)
Hey, .hombres,
I understand that
the power of hurricanes
has almost doubled
in the past 30 years.
Now, whether
that has to do
with global warming
doesn't much
matter to me,
but what does matter
is getting this place
battened down. Now.
(TIGER GROWLING)
(MAN 1 BECKONING TIGER)
(TIGER CONTINUES GROWLING)
(MAN 2 SPEAKING SPANISH)
(HISSING)
Hey!
(SPEAKING SPANISH)
(MAN 2 SCREAMING)
Sh*t!
Get me a rag!
Here, here, here. Sh*t!
I want you to keep
pressure on it, okay?
Like this.
Now, listen to me.
I want you to
go to the clinic
down the road.
Okay.
All right? They'll
take care of you.
They will not
deport you.
(SPEAKING SPANISH)
Now go.
And fast!
He's gonna lose
that finger!
God damn it!
I just said unhitch me.
We're staying here.
(BANGING ON CAGE)
(TIGER GROWLING)
(SPEAKING SPANISH)
JOHNNY:
Get this placeboarded up!
(MAN SHOUTING INSTRUCTIONS
IN SPANISH)
(SCREWDRIVER WHIRRING)
Johnny!
Where are you?
What is this?
Johnny?
Where did the freezer
come from, huh?
(TIGER GROWLING)
(BANGING ON CAGE)
Hey!
What the hell are you doing?
That's a carnivore in there.
(MIMICKING TIGER)
You understand?
Now, go back
in the house
where it's safe.
(THUNDER RUMBLING)
Out here, not safe.
In the house, safe.
Now, go on. Run.
Hey! Where's my money?
What money?
My bank account.
You closed it.
Wait a second.
That's not your money.
Of course it is.
I went to the bank,
any other accounts,
they said just one,
co-signed by your mother,
so I took it out...
So, you stole it.
You doing drugs?
What?
Because drugs will damage
both the hippocampus
and the amygdala
portions of the brain.
That's where we
process memory.
Your memory's
a little foggy here.
I have to remind you
that your mom
didn't leave a will.
She did.
Hey.
She wanted me to
take care of Tom.
That's what she said.
Written on
a Post-it note.
Wasn't a Post-it note.
She wrote her wishes
for the future of you
and your brother
on a note.
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