Chill Factor Page #6

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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SCENE:

INT. ICE CREAM TRUCK/BOX - DAY.

MASON:

(grunts)

MASON &

BLONDE BIKER:

(grunt - continues under following

scenes)

SCENE:

EXT. ICE CREAM TRUCK - DAY.

BLONDE BIKER:

(grunts - continues under following

scene)

MASON:

(grunts)

MASON:

(grunts)

BLONDE BIKER:

(grunts - continues under following

scenes and dialogue)

MASON:

(grunts - continues under following

scenes)

SCENE:

INT. ICE CREAM TRUCK/CAB - DAY.

ARLO:

(off) (whispering) Oh...

ARLO:

(whispering) ...sh*t.

SCENE:

EXT. ROAD - DAY.

MASON:

(grunts)

SCENE:

INT. ICE CREAM TRUCK/CAB - DAY.

(INTERCUT WITH

EXT. ICE CREAM TRUCK - DAY)

ARLO:

(whispering) Oh, sh*t.

MASON:

(grunts)

MASON:

(face off) (yells - continues under

following scene)

MASON:

(groans)

MASON:

(groans - continues under following

scene)

ARLO:

(whispering) Oh...

ARLO:

(off) (whispering) ...sh*t.

BLONDE BIKER:

(face off) (grunts)

MASON:

(yells - continues under following scene)

MASON:

(grunts)

MASON:

(groaning) Oh, no.

ARLO:

Get him to stand up, Night Shift.

MASON:

(grunting) All right.

ARLO:

Okay! All right!

MASON:

(grunts)

SCENE:

EXT. MOTEL - DAY.

LEWIS:

So you're sure it was Mason?

MOTEL MANAGER:

Positive.

MOTEL MANAGER:

He came out of the store with the ice

cream guy. The men from the base, they

took off...

MOTEL MANAGER:

...right after them.

LEWIS:

Thank you.

MOTEL MANAGER:

You're welcome.

PAPPAS:

(overlapping) Thanks. (sighs)

LEWIS:

It must've happened right after we left.

PAPPAS:

Missoula's reporting the refrigerator

truck as a stolen vehicle. I told you

Mason was walking sh*t.

LEWIS:

Pappas, that other guy was unloading ice

cream into a freezer. Now, what could he

have to do with a military scientist,

huh?

PAPPAS:

The sooner you get up the lab, the sooner

you'll figure it out.

LEWIS:

(chuckles)

LEWIS:

(off) And where are you going?

PAPPAS:

After that re-...

SCENE:

INT. PAPPAS' POLICE CAR - DAY.

PAPPAS:

...-frigerator truck.

SCENE:

INT. ICE CREAM TRUCK/CAB - DAY.

MASON:

(face off) (grunts) (on) (pants)

(panting) Elvis is on ice again.

ARLO:

(panting) Okay.

MASON:

(pants) (panting) Nice job back there.

MASON:

(off) (pants - continues under following

dialogue)

ARLO:

Don't gimme that "nice job" sh*t, man!

They still got a vanload comin', and what

do you got besides an empty...

ARLO:

(off) ...gun?!

MASON:

I was thankin' you, a**hole!

ARLO:

Kiss my ass!

MASON:

(pants - continues under following scene)

MASON:

(panting) It's goin' through. (pants -

continues under following dialogue)

FEMALE 911 OPERATOR

(over telephone) Emergency. Please...

FEMALE 911 OPERATOR

(over telephone) ...hold.

MASON:

(into telephone) You gotta b--! (to Arlo)

They put me on hold!

ARLO:

Probably because they know a psycho when

they hear one.

MASON:

(off) (overlapping) No...

MASON:

...I'm not the psycho.

ARLO:

Hey, take a look at your situation and...

ARLO:

(off) ...reconsider that statement there,

Night Shift. You're psy-...

ARLO:

...-cho and a hijack-...

ARLO:

(off) ...-er!

MASON:

(overlapping) Hi--! The gun was empty!

ARLO:

Every time I look at you, I wanna hit...

ARLO:

...you.

MASON:

You wanna hit me?

ARLO:

And I'm a peaceful man, and...

ARLO:

...I believe in live and...

MASON:

(off) (overlapping) Yeah...

ARLO:

...let live.

MASON:

(overlapping) ...you stole the truck to

uphold your principles, right?

ARLO:

I did not steal the truck.

MASON:

(off) (overlapping) (pants - continues

under following dialogue)

ARLO:

It was owed to me. You stole the damn...

ARLO:

(off) ...truck!

MASON:

(overlapping) Shut up, shut up! It's

beeping.

ARLO:

Well, then, that means it's call...

ARLO:

(face off) ...waiting!

MASON:

(off) You (face off) snatch that (off)

phone (face off) from me one more time,

I'm--

ARLO:

(interrupting) Hey! Hey! (into

telephone) Andy's Ice Cream.

BRYNNER:

(over telephone) Dutiful citizens, you

have something which I have waited years

for.

SCENE:

INT. BRYNNER'S VAN - DAY. (INTERCUT

WITH:

INT. ICE CREAM TRUCK/CAB - DAY)

BRYNNER:

(into telephone) Give it to me now, or

you'll be dead...

BRYNNER:

(over telephone) ...within five minutes.

ARLO:

It's for you.

MASON:

(into telephone) Yeah?

BRYNNER:

(into telephone) Contrary to what Dr.

Long may have told you, this is

neither...

BRYNNER:

(over telephone) ...your concern nor your

fight. Relinquish the package and you

can go.

MASON:

(into telephone) I don't know what the

hell...

MASON:

(off) (into telephone) ...you're talkin'

about.

ARLO:

What'd he say?

BRYNNER:

(over telephone) Don't be tedious,

waiter. Dr. Long called it Elvis.

SCENE:

EXT. ROAD - DAY.

BRYNNER:

(voice over) You have no idea what you're

in possession of, do you?

SCENE:

INT. ICE CREAM TRUCK/CAB - DAY.

ARLO:

(pants - continues under following scene)

ARLO:

(into telephone) Listen, shithead!

ARLO:

(into telephone) I got three thousand

dollars of highly perishable ice cream

products that taste bad enough when

it's...

ARLO:

(over telephone) ...frozen! So if you

don't mind--!

BRYNNER:

(into telephone) (overlapping) Just give

me Elvis and I'll make sure you have

enough money for a dozen ice cream

trucks.

ARLO:

(into telephone) I don't ever wanna see

another ice cream...

ARLO:

(off) (into telephone) ...truck!

MASON:

Gimme this god-...

MASON:

(face off) ...-damn phone.

MASON:

(pants) (into telephone) Talk to me.

SCENE:

INT. BRYNNER'S VAN - DAY. (INTERCUT

WITH:

INT. ICE CREAM TRUCK/CAB - DAY)

BRYNNER:

(into telephone) I want you to look at

one another...

BRYNNER:

(over telephone) ...and ask a simple

question - Are you actually prepared...

BRYNNER:

(over telephone) ...to die for a country

that's...

BRYNNER:

(over telephone) ...never done a thing

for you?

BRYNNER:

(into telephone) Because if you don't

give me that cylinder, your lives will

end...

BRYNNER:

(over telephone) ...on this miserable

road to nowhere.

BRYNNER:

(over telephone) And I can't guarantee

the end will be quick.

MASON:

(into telephone) Elvis is f***in' dead,

man. Get yourself some CDs.

MASON:

(pants)

SCENE:

INT. BRYNNER'S VAN - DAY.

BRYNNER:

Vaughn, get the M-seventy-nine ready.

VAUGHN:

You can't fire on them. You're gonna

detonate the crystals.

BRYNNER:

Prep the launcher now.

BRYNNER:

Now!

SCENE:

INT. ICE CREAM TRUCK/CAB - DAY.

ARLO:

(pants) (panting) Oh, sh*t.

SCENE:

EXT. ROAD - DAY.

BRYNNER:

Your move. (to Vaughn) Okay, Vaughn, you

drive.

ARLO:

(off) Oh, my God.

MASON:

Hey. Hey, hey, hey!

MASON:

(off) Stop!

MASON:

(off) Stop this boat.

MASON:

Whoa! Slow...

MASON:

(off) ...down.

MASON:

(off) Stop!

MASON & ARLO

(off) (yell - continues under following

scene)

ARLO:

(off) (indistinct - continues under

following scene)

MASON:

(yells)

ARLO:

Oh!

SCENE:

INT. ICE CREAM TRUCK/CAB - DAY.

(INTERCUT WITH

EXT. ICE CREAM TRUCK - DAY)

MASON:

Holy sh*t...

MASON:

(off) ...man!

ARLO:

Oh, sh*t.

MASON:

Back up! Back...

MASON:

(off) ...up!

ARLO:

(off) (grunts)

ARLO:

Come on, old...

ARLO:

(off) ...Pete! Come on! There it...

ARLO:

(off) ...is, old Pete! Come on, baby!

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