Chill Factor Page #3

Synopsis: A decade after chemical weapon "Elvis" kills 18 soldiers during a test, military scapegoat Andrew (Peter Firth) gets out of jail and tracks down scientist Richard (David Paymer) in Montana -- who shoots him. Andrew manages to tell his friend Tim (Skeet Ulrich) to get Elvis to safety at a fort 90 miles away. However, if exposed to a temperature higher than 50 degrees, the weapon will go off, so Andrew forces ice-cream-truck driver Arlo (Cuba Gooding Jr.) to help him transport the device.
Production: Warner Bros. Pictures
  1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
5.2
Metacritic:
33
Rotten Tomatoes:
11%
R
Year:
1999
102 min
Website
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PUMPER:

There's nothin' goin' on out there,

doc...except maybe the occasional fly

fisherman.

LONG:

(chuckles)

PUMPER:

Hey, doc. Might wanna...

PUMPER:

...try this one out some-...

PUMPER:

(off) ...-time. (chuckles)

LONG:

Excellent.

PUMPER:

(chuckles)

CHARACTER:

FOOTAGEDIALOGUE:

SCENE:

EXT. U.S. RESEARCH LABORATORY/GUARD

GATE - NIGHT.

BRYNNER:

Colonel Brynner. I've got an appointment

to see Doc-...

BRYNNER:

(off) ...-tor Long.

MP:

Can I see some I.D., sir?

BURKE:

(grunts - continues under following

scene)

SCENE:

INT. DENNIS & CARL'S VAN - NIGHT.

DENNIS:

(into radio) Video lock.

DENNIS:

(into radio) You got thirty minutes.

SCENE:

INT. U.S. RESEARCH LABORATORY/CORRIDOR

- NIGHT.

GUARD #1

(grunts - continues under following

scene)

GUARD #2

(grunts - continues under following

scene)

BRYNNER:

(indistinct)

SCENE:

INT. U.S. RESEARCH LABORATORY/LONG'S

OFFICE - NIGHT.

LONG:

(off) (grunts)

BRYNNER:

(sighs) Forget about him.

BRYNNER:

Let's find the prize.

BURKE:

(grunts)

SCENE:

INT. U.S. RESEARCH LABORATORY/CORRIDOR

- NIGHT.

BRYNNER:

Vaughn.

VAUGHN:

(into radio) We're in.

SCENE:

INT. U.S. RESEARCH LABORATORY/STORAGE

AREA - NIGHT.

BRYNNER:

This is it.

SCENE:

INT. U.S. RESEARCH LABORATORY/STORAGE

AREA/FREEZER VAULT - NIGHT.

BRYNNER:

(sighs)

SCENE:

INT. LONG'S CAR - NIGHT.

LONG:

(pants)

LONG:

(pants)

SCENE:

INT. ICE CREAM TRUCK/CAB - NIGHT.

MALE RAPPER #1

(over speaker) (raps under following

scene and dialogue)

ARLO:

(moans) That's right.

SCENE:

EXT. DARLENE'S STORE - NIGHT.

NARRATIVE TITLE:

ANDY'S

ARLO:

What, do you work for my boss, dog?

ARLO:

Okay, okay.

ARLO:

At least somebody likes this sh*t.

SCENE:

INT. DARLENE'S STORE - NIGHT.

MALE SINGER #1

(over speaker) (sings low and indistinct

under following dialogue)

ARLO:

Mornin'.

MASON:

A little early for a delivery.

ARLO:

Oh...

ARLO:

...yeah. Tryin' to get most of my day

done before it hits nine-...

ARLO:

...-ty.

MASON:

Where's Sam?

ARLO:

Sam? Andy gave Sam a nice big desk to

park his fat ass behind.

ARLO:

Where do you want this stuff?

MASON:

Freezer in the back.

ARLO:

Great. (whistles - continues under

following dialogue)

MASON:

(face off) Art.

LEWIS:

Morning, Mason. Two large coffees to go,

okay?

MASON:

(off) All right.

PAPPAS:

So, Mason, last Wednesday night,

uh...were you out...

PAPPAS:

(off) ...uh, drifting around like the

trash you are, or were you here workin'?

MASON:

If it was Wednesday night, I was workin'.

PAPPAS:

(face off) Do you recognize this young

man?

MASON:

Nope. (grunts) Is there a prob-...

MASON:

(off) ...-lem?

PAPPAS:

You find yourself wearing a...

PAPPAS:

(off) ...badge someday, then you can ask

the questions. Until then...

PAPPAS:

(off) ...you answer mine.

PAPPAS:

(off) Got that?

PAPPAS:

So you don't remember...

PAPPAS:

(off) ...selling this young man beer

Wednesday night.

MASON:

I don't sell beer to minors. I take that

kinda thing...

MASON:

(off) ...seriously.

PAPPAS:

(chuckles) That's not the way I...

PAPPAS:

(off) ...hear it. As a matter of fact--

LEWIS:

(interrupting) Take it easy, Pappas. (to

Mason) Mason, this boy says you did sell

him beer...

LEWIS:

(face off) ...that night.

MASON:

Yeah. Well, he's lyin'.

PAPPAS:

Lying? (chuckles)

PAPPAS:

(off) Mason, you wouldn't know the truth

if it bit you. We've got your whole

record. (chuckles) We know about the-the

conviction for vagrancy...

PAPPAS:

...public drunkenness....

MASON:

I didn't sell the boy any...

MASON:

(face off) ...beer.

PAPPAS:

Shut your mouth until I tell you...

PAPPAS:

(off) ...to talk, son.

MASON:

You know, I gotta tell you. That really

bothers me, somebody calls me "son."

PAPPAS:

Then how about if I call you "ass-...

PAPPAS:

(off) ...-hole"?

LEWIS:

(off) All right, both of...

LEWIS:

(off) ...you, just cool off.

LEWIS:

(off) Look, Ma-...

LEWIS:

...-son, maybe the kid showed you a fake

I.D. or, uh, you forgot to check.

MASON:

I didn't forget to check, and I know how

to spot a fake I.D.

MASON:

Especially from a little geek like

that...

MASON:

(off) ...kid.

PAPPAS:

That little geek is my...

PAPPAS:

(off) ...son.

LEWIS:

(off) All right. (grunts) Enough.

Look...

LEWIS:

...Mason, I don't wanna hear about you

sellin'...

LEWIS:

...alcohol to minors.

MASON:

(overlapping) I didn't sell any alcohol

to any--

LEWIS:

(interrupting) I'm not saying you did.

Just don't, okay? You make sure you keep

your nose clean, we won't have any

problems. (to Pappas) Let's go, Pappas.

LEWIS:

I said let's...

LEWIS:

(off) ...go.

PAPPAS:

You got a prob-...

PAPPAS:

(off) ...-lem too?

ARLO:

No, sir. I've never seen this guy

before.

PAPPAS:

(chuckles)

ARLO:

Sure as hell have met a few a**holes like

that, though.

ARLO:

(off) (chuckles) (on) You gotta learn to

lighten up when the man's in your face.

MASON:

That's my business.

ARLO:

No argument there.

MASON:

The guy's a f***in' moron.

ARLO:

Hey, I'm with you on that one, my man.

Prick.

MASON:

Look, you need me to sign an invoice or

somethin'?

ARLO:

Uh, between this month and last month,

you owe four hundred and seventeen

dollars. And we need that in cash.

MASON:

Since when does...

MASON:

...Darlene pay you in cash?

ARLO:

Since today. New policy.

MASON:

(sighs - continues under following scene)

MASON:

Yeah, well, Darlene didn't say anything

about it to me, so tell Andy to bill her

like usual and let them sort it out.

Move.

ARLO:

(grunts)

ARLO:

Well, he told me to collect cash.

MASON:

(sighing) Andy. Another f***in'...

MASON:

(off) ...moron.

ARLO:

Hey, you and I are seein' eye to eye on a

whole range of issues this mornin'.

(chuckles - continues under following

scene)

ARLO:

Uh, huh?

ARLO:

Except for the fact that I need cash.

MASON:

He could've called first.

ARLO:

He could've. That-That's true. But that

would've been smart...

ARLO:

...and fair...

ARLO:

...two things Andy is not. Uh, but I

tell you what.

ARLO:

(face off) Bein' that it's cash, I'm

gonna give you ten percent...

ARLO:

...off. Say, uh, three seventy-five.

Seein' that we both have so much love...

ARLO:

...for Andy, I'll tell him I lost a few

cartons comin' over (face off) the

mountain.

ARLO:

That'll make up the difference, huh?

ARLO:

(face off) Huh?

MASON:

Well, Darlene usually gives me a signed

check for emergencies. I could always

give you that.

ARLO:

(overlapping) Oh.

MASON:

Why don't I--?

ARLO:

(interrupting) No, no, no, no, no, no.

Wait.

ARLO:

Night Shift, see? A check is not cash.

ARLO:

Cash got a whole lot of numbers on it.

Pictures of old white men with messed-up

hairdos.

ARLO:

(off) That's what I need.

ARLO:

(sighs) All right, all right. I-I'll go

you one better. Two seventy-five and

I'll tell him you'll make up the

balance...

ARLO:

(off) ...next month. Huh?

LONG:

(pants - continues under following scenes

and dialogue)

MASON:

Doc!

ARLO:

(off) Aw! Oh, Jesus.

MASON:

(grunts) Hang on. Hang on.

LONG:

Mason.

MASON:

Sh*t! Oh, sh*t. (grunts - continues

under following scenes and dialogue)

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