Capers Page #3
- PG-13
- Year:
- 2008
- 86 min
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They'll kill for you.
And they'll die for you.
And don't forget,
the object is to control
the center.
Okay.
Give me my watch, please.
Thank you.
- [giggles]
[sirens blaring]
- She's dead.
- What?
Who?
- Connie.
- Connie died?
Are you sure?
- I don't know.
Come on.
- Ma'am, stay calm...
- Grandma.
- Ma'am.
- Okay, lady.
- Dino...
this is a sign.
- Moose...
this is a sign.
- Slava, this is sign.
- A sign of what?
- We will rob her ourselves.
- Is this good idea?
- Who will complain?
Everyone hates her.
- She is very dangerous woman,
Lana.
- So am l.
- Ow.
- I hear your grandma's
in the hospital.
- She dead?
- She needs surgery.
- Good afternoon, ma'am,
my name is Mehai Cheng.
- I didn't call for takeout.
- No, ma'am, I'm a doctor.
I'm afraid you're gonna be here
for a little while.
- I don't know
what they taught you
in your chingaling med school
besides how to write names
on rice,
but I ain't staying here
another minute.
- You had a small coronary.
You're going to need
bypass surgery,
or you could have
- Not by some slant.
I want a second opinion.
- Well, all right.
Who would you like to speak to?
- Go find me a Jew.
- So it's, uh, hot in here.
- Yeah.
- You got air conditioning?
- No.
- I don't know.
- Is that an internal alarm
or does it go through NYPD?
- Well, why are you asking?
- You know, we're just curious.
- Oh, well, I'm sure
it's linked to some sort of--
- What do you think the response
time is on something like that?
- I have no idea.
-This window.
- Your guess is as--
- You got a backup generator?
- l-I think we have--
- How heavy is that safe?
You like boats?
- It's perfect.
We get in, we grab the thing,
we get out fast,
no one gets hurt.
- You really think
there's somethin' in there?
- Dino, come on.
- What if it's just
personal stuff?
You know, photographs,
keepsakes, feminine items.
- Are you kiddin' me?
Connie doesn't care about
anything but money.
It's either cash
or something very valuable.
- I don't know, Fitzy.
- Hey.
You want respect, right?
We do this, we buy you a boat,
and you got it.
Then we get you and Harry
out on top.
- All right.
But we got to move fast.
We don't know how long
she's gonna be in that hospital.
What do you wanna do first?
- Let's put your old team
back together.
- Critically acclaimed
Clinically insane
- I won't be long, baby.
I'm just gonna case the joint.
- What's case?
- Daddy's gonna look at
the building
and see all the entrances
and exits to it.
- Can Lila and I come case?
- Come on.
- Wait a minute.
Wait a minute.
Ronald, what are you doing?
What are you doing?
- Things happen
'cause I say so
Half the city on my payroll
I make up laws
Break those
- All right.
If anybody comes,
you shoot 'em.
- Moose gave you a piece, right?
- Okay.
Well, if somebody comes,
you cut 'em.
You don't have a knife either?
All right,
then just look mean.
- [growling]
- Shake your head.
[both growling]
You know what?
Why don't you just whistle.
Can you whistle?
- [loudly expels air]
- Okay, for now, just yell.
- Go look out for Daddy.
- The lchiban Don Mega
Razor sharp with my part
Connected to the streets
Like sidewalks
The Ray Liotta
of the ghetto Goodfellas
My graffiti letters
make the whole hood jealous
- [whistles]
- That's great, baby.
- What you doin' there?
- Uh...
- I'm lost.
Can you help me find my Mommy?
- Well, sure.
- Oh, my god.
- There she is.
- I found her all the way around
the side of the building, ma'am.
- Oh, she wandered off.
Thank you so much.
- Okay, well,
keep an eye on her.
She's a cutie.
- Thank you.
- Okay.
- Lila likes casing.
- That's my girl.
- She's coming, no doubt.
- No, she's not.
- Hell yes she is.
She's a good cover.
She can even drive the van.
- So what's the deal?
- The deal is a bad deal.
Bars on all the windows,
live alarm.
to work it.
- I don't want to waste time
with alarms.
I want to blast in
tomorrow night.
Take it.
If we move quick enough,
we can get out of town
before they even know
what hit 'em.
- Uh, can I help you?
- It is too hot in here.
I am going to take off
my clothes.
- Oh, my God.
- What is your name?
- l-I'm Douglas.
My name's Douglas.
- Douglas.
I wish you to take me
to your bed.
- Yeah.
Okay, sure.
- Now.
- Now?
Right, okay, back in a minute.
Okay, it's um...
this-this way.
- I know it's kind of small,
but a man's home
is his castle, right?
- This small sh*t apartment
crushes my soul.
- I'm sorry.
- You will make love to me now.
- Uh...
yeah, maybe we're rushing
into this a little too fast.
- Now, little man,
we will make love now.
- Okay.
- Tonight I will give you
brutal Russian sex,
let me into pawnshop.
- Well, I'm not sure
- You will like it,
piece of sh*t.
- Ow!
Oh.
Wait a minute.
- Quiet.
- Wait, wait,
what are you doin'?
What are you doin'?
[screaming]
[screaming]
That was awesome.
And really confusing.
- That was just the beginning.
- Oh, oh baby.
- Never do a job
without an Oriental.
We need an Oriental for karate
and computer stuff.
Now, this guy's the best.
I used to work with him
back in the day.
They called him the White Tiger.
- Oh, I'm sorry, we're closed.
- We're lookin'
for the White Tiger.
- The White Tiger's
no longer with us.
- What, he go to lunch?
We're very sorry to hear that.
Who are you?
- My name is Bo.
I'm the Gay Ninja.
And you are?
- Don't worry about our names.
- Dino Gallucio.
- Gay Ninja?
What's that all about?
- I'm protected by the power
of my dead uncle.
- Yeah, yeah, that's great.
What's up with the gay thing?
- You mean happy gay?
- Sure.
- Huh.
- Huh.
- So the White Tiger
was your master?
- Uncle?
Yes.
- But you're definitely a ninja.
- Definitely.
- So, Bo...
you wanna make
some serious money?
- Sure.
- How tall are you?
- 5'8".
- What?
- We need a tall guy.
- Why?
- Never do a job
without a tall guy.
This is Big Jim.
- This animal with you?
- Yeah, he's with us.
- Okay to talk in front of him?
- Yeah.
- Yeah, he won't say nothin'.
So you ever do any alarm work?
- No.
- You good with electronics?
- Nuh-uh.
- You mind working with a team?
- I don't get along real well
with people.
- Show him how tall you are.
- 6'6".
Plus the hat.
- Yeah.
You got blueprints here?
and form 422A,
Public Architectural
Retrieval Request.
- No public.
This is between you and me.
- 422A.
[loud hip-hop music]
- Hey, Pops!
Let me get the structural
and soil reports
on a commercial building.
- Reason?
- What?
- The reason you want
the reports?
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