CrissCross Page #3
- R
- Year:
- 1992
- 100 min
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Oh, sweetheart.
When school ended
for summer...
Buggs and me
cooled out at the beach.
Mostly it was great
And after a year
in the same class...
as Smethurst the worst...
what we needed to do
was air out our heads.
The day before
the countdown...
Buggs said
we should try something...
to help the astronauts
have a safe mission.
We decided
everything would be OK.
We closed our eyes and pictured
a perfect flight...
from blastoff to splashdown.
The scariest part for me...
was thinking about
being stuck on the moon.
Buggs said he'd miss his dad
more than anyone.
I said Rebel.
Who put a shark in the tank
in the first place?
Louis. He's eating all
of Emmett's favorite fish.
So, what do we do
if we catch him?
Put him back in the ocean.
Hey, you guys.
You're going to miss it.
Hey, I think
"Dark Shadows" is on now.
Get away from there, Louis.
Louis.
T-minus 15 seconds.
Guidance is internal.
twelve, eleven, ten, nine...
ignition sequence start.
six, five, four...
three, two, one...
zero.
- All right!
- Oh, God!
Liftoff. We have a liftoff,
32 minutes past the hour.
Yeah!
Boy, it looks good, Wally.
- Yeah!
- All right!
All right!
Roger.
You're loud and clear, Houston.
Houston, thrust is go.
Grab the bow line!
Hey, Snyder!
What?
Gimme some fish!
He's drunk.
Always.
or are you gonna screw around?
You know how my brother hates
when you're late, now.
Snyder's a drunk,
and Jetty's paying him.
You're gross!
Echo!
Echo!
Rebel!
There's some tarpon up here.
It's big!
Yeah. Eight-foot.
200 pounds.
Drop it, Rebel!
- This one's had it.
- Wait, look!
It looks like someone
stitched it up. That's weird.
Watch all the guts come out.
Oh, my God. Turn around!
What? What is it?
Let's get out of here.
Come on, get out!
Let's go!
Termina told me what
was in the fish is cocaine...
the drug
people snort up their noses...
like they were pigs...
and that turned them
into sex maniacs.
She said Jetty and Snyder
were just using me...
so they could make money...
and I could
only get into trouble.
that Jetty had lied to me.
what I was planning to do
with the cocaine...
I said, "Throw it away."
I dreamt I was a wigwam."
I heard this joke, Louis.
It's funny!
I'm not laughing yet.
How come you know
every joke in the world?
'Cause you told me every joke.
I did not!
Did I tell you that joke?
Because he dreams about teepees.
I want to give you some change.
little guy.
Rebel ate one of the fish.
Doc says,
"Relax. You're too tense."
What did you say?
What did you say?
Rebel ate one of the fish.
"Relax. You're 2 tents."
Hey, Louis!
Louis, will you stow it?
Tell Tracy it's set-up time.
What do you mean?
What do you mean,
what does she mean?
Get up there,
and you tell your mother...
to get her buns down here.
It's dinnertime.
- You got me?
- OK! Yeah!
God!
Mom.
You gotta wake up.
You need to go set up.
You feeling OK?
Yeah.
Must've had a bad dream,
honey. That's all.
Would you give me
my cigarettes?
You shouldn't smoke.
Oh, hush.
Mom, we need to talk.
Mom?
All right. Go on.
I'm going to splash
some water on my face.
Give me a towel, honey.
You do look serious.
I saved all my money.
You can have it.
Chris, put that money
in your account...
If I make as much money as you,
will you quit your job?
Don't you think
I know what you do.
You know what I do?
I know you take your clothes off
How'd you find out?
What difference does it make?
Honey...
I was planning on
telling you.
I just didn't know
how to do it.
'Cause you know
it's not right.
I know it's not right.
I wish there was
another way, Chris.
I just can't find any.
Look harder.
God damn it, Chris...
sometimes there's things
you just don't understand.
I understand.
Now, turn around here.
Look at me for a minute.
I'm making five times
the amount of money...
than anything else.
And I'm not equipped
to do anything else!
Now, I'm all you've got!
And I'm looking out
for your future, Chris.
I care about now!
You think I like
taking my clothes off...
It makes me sick to my stomach.
Then stop!
Honey...
sometimes in life
you gotta do things...
that aren't so good
to get what is good.
It's gonna be all right,
sweetie.
I love you more than anything.
I guess it was like Mom said.
Sometimes you had to do
something that wasn't so good...
to get what is good.
I knew in my head what I was
planning wasn't exactly good...
but I figured
if Dad wasn't coming home...
and wasn't gonna help...
it was up to me
to save my mom.
Hell of a time to deliver the
bad news headlines, isn't it?
Ladybug.
Ladybug, ladybug,
fly away home.
Emmett?
How come Mom dances
without any clothes on?
People are very tough
to figure, Chris.
Especially mothers.
Will her dancing
get her into trouble?
Hey.
She puts her goddamn arms
around you, don't she?
So? She puts her arms
around a lot of people.
Listen, Chris,
you're gonna be all right.
When you get older,
you're gonna find someone...
they're gonna put
their arms around you.
As long as you got someone
to put their arms around you...
you're gonna be OK.
How come
you don't got somebody?
Aren't you lonely?
Yeah, sure.
The only thing worse...
than being lonely
with yourself...
is being lonely
with someone.
Do people use this stuff...
because it helps them
become sex maniacs?
Where the hell
did you get that?
Rebel brought it home
in his mouth.
Nasty stuff, Chris.
It's cocaine.
People get addicted to that.
Dump it right now.
- Is it expensive?
- Dump it, Chris!
You got about ten grams there.
- Ninety cents?
- Bucks!
Jesus, my mind's jumping.
Go on, go deliver
your newspapers.
Morning.
Morning.
How you doing?
Enjoying my day off.
Soap...
Better separate that stuff.
It's gonna get wrecked.
It's already wrecked.
I thought you left.
I did.
Came back.
Where'd you go?
Fishing.
Did you have any luck?
Not yet.
I was beginning to think
you were turned off...
by my work at the bar.
Everybody's got a job to do.
What's your job?
I'm unemployed.
No, I just finished
a job up north.
I'm a sports writer.
I'm writing a novel.
I'm on page three.
I used to read at night.
Now I just pass out.
Thank God for sleep, you know?
See ya.
Hey, what are you doing later?
A bunch of us are
going down to the beach...
and dance and watch
the moon landing.
Have fun.
Hey.
Save me a dance.
There you go.
To tranquility on the moon...
and right here on Earth.
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