Catch .44 Page #6

Synopsis: For Tes (Akerman) and her two cohorts Kara (Nikki Reed) and Dawn (Deborah Ann Woll), the job sounded simple enough: intercept a double-cross drug shipment for their crime boss Mel (Willis) at an isolated diner. But when an unstoppable chain of events unfolds, everyone soon realizes no one is who they seem and the job may be something other than eliminating the competition. What started as simple instructions has now turned into a deadly cat-and-mouse game - with large guns pointed at everyone.
Genre: Action, Crime, Drama
Director(s): Aaron Harvey
Production: Anchor Bay Entertainment
 
IMDB:
4.6
R
Year:
2011
94 min
Website
157 Views


- You know what? You got the wrong girl.

- I don't do that. I'm sorry.

- Yeah?

Neither do I.

I serve drinks and I look cute.

That's it.

You do both

those things really well.

You also do something else

really well.

You know

what I'm talking about?

Do I look like a cop?

If I was a cop, I would have turned

your dumb ass in by now.

Sh*t,

Ronny would have

done that by now.

That was Ronny

out there, you know.

Did he tell you his name?

Yeah, probably not.

Anyway that's Ronny.

But I do empathize

with your problem.

Who doesn't want money?

Who doesn't want it?

Who doesn't need it?

Who doesn't have bills to pay?

I empathize to the Nth degree.

'Cause God knows it takes a special girl

that knows how to do what you do.

Lifting wallets?

Yeah, that's a skill.

I would say that you've

got some balls, woman.

You've got some balls that clank

when you walk

down the street... no offense.

None taken.

I gotta get another drink.

I'll put a little bit more in there.

Let me get you one too.

Come on, I'll buy you a drink.

# Did I hear you roar? #

# Did you make him cry? #

He is a businessman.

And this is just business.

But for me, Tes,

this is the...

the business of my heart.

Business of your heart?

The business of your heart?

You let us walk into this,

remember?

My friends are dead

because of you,

you f***ing maniac!

What did you think was

going to happen?

You think you were going

to work for a few years,

collect your 401 K

and retire to Boca Raton?

You are a drug pusher, Tes.

You exchange

drugs for a living.

# You're in my garden

growing #

# On a summer night #

# Now the sky is folding... #

F*** Pete Rose.

# It never looked so bright... #

F*** f***ing baseball.

I'm a football girl.

I like Roger Staubach.

So don't sing me the goddamn

national anthem like I give a f***.

You think I was lifting those wallets just to jerk

myself off?

See, I'm just a simple girl

who appreciates a buck or two,

but that's not why

I lifted those wallets.

I did it 'cause I'm good at it.

And f*** you

for not noticing sooner.

So do me the goddamn courtesy

and stop talking to me

like I'm your f***ing

date on prom night, all right?

Like I don't know what you do.

Come on,

let's not waste any more time.

I'm willing and able

because I can.

I marked you.

Pecan?

I prefer walnuts.

But I'll eat your f***ing pecans

all day long,

Mel.

F***.

God damn, woman.

Congratulations.

Come on.

Take a walk outside.

What do you know about coke?

Do you think you can bungle

$2 million worth of coke

and just walk away?

This last job,

it was your last.

You never answered

the question, Ronny.

What the f***

are you doing here?

You know,

I am glad you asked that.

Actually, Billy,

I am going to need you

to hand over the money.

All of it.

What the f*** are you talking about?

What are you doing, Ronny?

Don't make this difficult, Billy.

Now there is an easy way

and there is a hard way

- and I will let you choose.

- F*** you!

F*** me?

No f*** you!

What the f***, Ronny?

What the f*** are you doing?

I told you...

you can either do this

the easy way or the hard way.

And apparently

you are choosing the latter.

I didn't choose sh*t, Ronny!

Take your f***ing gun off of me.

You have some dignity, Billy.

You are screaming

like a f***ing schoolgirl.

Now I am getting mine,

and you're going to get it

and that's all there is to it.

'Cause I am done, Billy.

I am done.

What about the cop?

You shot a f***ing cop, Ronny.

I didn't shoot the cop.

- You shot the cop.

- Me?

What the f*** you talking about?

I didn't shoot no cop!

You're f***ing delusional, Ronny!

You think I expected you

to just hand over the money?

What about Mel?

What are you going to tell Mel?

That you shot me over the money

he paid me to get rid

of these f***ing b*tches?

- You let me worry about Mel.

- What's he talking about, Ronny?

What do you mean

"What is he talking about"?

It's just a setup.

Open your f***ing eyes!

Can't you see the way he's acting?

He was gonna wait

for you three b*tches to be dead

and then he was

gonna waltz in here

and he was gonna

shoot me for my money!

Which, by the way,

I don't f***ing have!

You know you are half right...

half right.

See, after you steal the money,

you die valiantly in a shoot-out

with the unlucky deputy outside

while trying to make

your daring escape.

Then I take one

of these unlucky ladies,

throw her in the trunk,

take off and bang!

She disappears with the money

and is never heard from again.

That's me and her, Ronny.

What about you?

What the f*** you gonna do?

I was never here.

Wait, I thought you said there

wasn't any money. What money?

The money Mel paid him

to get rid of you three.

I told you it's not here.

I don't have it!

Ronny, it's me Billy.

Why don't you put your gun down

and let's kill this f***ing chick

and let's get outta here together?

That is not going to happen.

I was planning on leaving myself,

but now that we are involved

in this little pickle,

I'm going to have

to take Tes with me.

Her? Come on, Ronny.

I'll... I'll give you Jesse's half.

I'll give you all of it!

I thought you said

the money wasn't here.

- Where is it?

- No, it isn't here.

There's no cake here.

I'll give it to you when I get it.

You know Mel. Mel doesn't let

anybody handle the cash.

You of all people

should know that!

- You are lying, Billy.

- Lying?

I'm the only one here

who's on the level, Ronny!

I don't think so.

I saw you.

I saw the money.

Oh come on, Ronny.

That wasn't our f***ing money.

What was it then?

It was this... the tools!

- The guns!

- Wait a minute.

Why is Mel doing this?

I don't know why

you are so confused.

You know the policy.

Policy? What policy?

Do you think that Mel

gives two shits about you?

He is not there

for you like I am.

I have always

been there for you.

But Mel?

No strikes.

You f*** up once,

you are done!

Isn't that right, Billy?

He has always done this.

He is... he is paranoid.

You remember that...

that chick he told you about?

The one that

went on vacation?

Welcome to Cancun.

And in case the pieces

are a little foggy,

this is why Billy is here.

And this how I f***ed up.

I wasn't there to protect you

like every other job.

I've been there for you

every time... every time.

But this one time,

this last time...

if I had have been there,

we wouldn't be in this mess.

What are you talking about?

You're f***ed, Ronny.

Your stupid f***ing plan

is flawed.

This chick

doesn't even know you.

Know me?

What the f***

do you know about love?

Tes, I know you see it.

I saw it in your eyes in the club.

What?

What did you see in my eyes?

You can't tell me

that it wasn't there.

I saw it. It was there.

There's nothing there.

There's nothing there.

You know you are getting

on my f***ing nerves, Billy.

You think Mel's

gonna stand for this?

And you think in your wildest

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