Daylight
- PG-13
- Year:
- 1996
- 114 min
- 698 Views
- Thanks for comin'. Nice to see you.
- Why are we slouchin' ?
I don't have that much time.
between 11:
00 and midnight.I got my guy on the gate.
You go right through, no fuss, no muss.
- What are you worryin' for ?
- Let me worry !
Where's the stuff, huh ?
That's a lot of toxic waste you got.
You got a problem, baby.
No, you got !
Just get it to Jersey and dump it !
- Dumpin' it's a federal rap.
I'm takin' all the chances.
- That's why we pay you !
All right, come on.
Where's the money ? Yo, the money.
Come on, come on,
come on, come on !
What is this, the tip ?
This the tip ?
- You deal with the E.P.A.
See what it costs you !
- Make sure you're there by 11:00.
Aaah !
What are you guys, crazy ?
You wanna blow up the goddamn joint ?
[ Jackhammers Pounding ]
You drive carefully.
I don't want you to hit anybody.
Oh, here we go,
into the tunnel of love.
All right, get over, get over.
Who's got the cards ?
We collected 32,563 tolls
between the first and second rock.
[ Chattering,
Typewriters Clacking ]
Grace !
Grace, are you in there ?
Come back. Grace !
[ Horn Honking ]
I found this
under my bed.
[ Laughing ]
I'll see you after work.
Listen, when I return this,
I have somethin' to tell you.
If it is good news, why not get it now
and have a completely good day ?
As opposed to one filled
with apprehension and tension,
which can lead to other related
physical disorders and high anxiety.
No, I will tell you later,
Island Girl.
- Tell me now.
- No. I'll tell you tonight.
- Hey, Frankie, how's your load ?
- Mostly in my shorts.
- I need a pit stop, bad.
- Just hold it. We're behind schedule.
- [ Dog Barking ]
- [ Men Laughing ]
- Need some help with that bag ?
- Maybe you need some
other kind of help.
[ Man ]
Stuck-up b*tch !
Ugh.
[ Coughing ]
"Dear Mr. Thompson."
Thanks a lot.
"Thank you for your submission.
Regretfully, at this time, we--"
Are laughing our asses off that
you even wasted the stamps...
by sending us your play.
[ Sighs ]
[ Answering Machine ] Hi, it's Maddy.
I'm out. The machine is in.
[ Beeps ]
Maddy, hi. It's Kimberly.
I have this important audition, and I
told Claudio you'd take my shift today.
I did it for you
when you went to Bermuda. Bye !
- Got ya !
Hi, it's Maddy.
I'm out. The machine is in.
[ Beeps ]
Maddy, it's David.
I feel really bad
about the way things ended up...
and I want you to give me
three more months, and I--
I promise I'll--
I promise I'll tell her.
[ Woman ]
Honey, you've got to cut the cake !
- Oh !
It's George's birthday,
and we're having a party,
and call me on Monday.
I-I-I love you.
Oh ! Oh !
Go !
Traffic report says the bridge
is backed up to Westchester.
Forget the bridge.
Take one of the tunnels.
[ Man ]
The "Territory:
Beyond."It's still out there.
The "Territory:
Beyond."It's still out there.
- The "Territory: Beyond."
- It's still out there.
The "Territory:
Beyond."It's still out there.
It's exhausting being me.
- Now the question is,
what do we do with it ?
- Sales are down 12%.
Broadening our marketing target
from inner-city youth...
to the more affluent
off-road vehicle group--
I know that.
Give me something
I don't know.
We're gonna have to stack some
G.R.P.'s with this commercial,
- Now, the test results are maxing out--
- Speak English, Elliot.
We wanna put it
on the Super Bowl, first quarter.
Super Bowl.
- That's a whole pile of money.
- It's time to gamble, Roy.
It's not like
we have any choice.
We'll buy 60 in the first quarter and
we'll do a cut-down 30 in the second.
Let's gamble.
Jonno, let's go.
- How are we doin' on time ?
- Traffic's a mess.
- But if we take the tunnel,
we'll just make it.
- Let's take the tunnel.
Come on, Cooper.
Okay. It's all over.
- We're gonna have
a nice day in the city.
- Good boy.
Whatever good that specialist does
is undone by the long drive in.
It puts him off for days.
We're not taking him back
Look, Eleanor,
he's perfectly capable.
- We don't even know
what's wrong with the dog.
- Who knows him best ?
Let's go this way.
- All right.
You know what I'd like to do ?
I'd like to go to Rumpelmayer's.
- Cooper loves their cherry-vanilla.
- That's a brilliant idea.
- What'd they get you for, man ?
- They got me for stealin'.
What you up here for ?
Cheating on your expense account ?
No, I sell cellular phones
with cloned numbers.
So, how much you get
from the register ?
- A hundred, two hundred.
- You use a gun ?
No, I used my looks.
Of course I used a gun !
I sell five to ten phones
a week for $500 apiece.
I don't use a gun.
Can you multiply ?
I ain't stupid, man.
I know my math.
If you so smart,
why you up in here ?
I guess I shouldn't have bought
that BMW for cash, huh ?
- That's ridiculous !
- He's the top man in his field.
I wouldn't dismiss him lightly.
Dr. O'Corr, it says here
you got a 5:
30 flight out of Newark,but you want to stop off
at St. Vincent's first, right ?
- That's right.
- Lewis has been working--
- That's gonna be tight.
- There's a $50 tip in it
for you if you make it.
Then again, miracles do happen.
Right, Doc ?
[ Horn Honking ]
This sucks. I wanna go back
and skate at Rockefeller Center.
You wanna visit old school friends,
leave me out of it.
staying with the family.
Let's not talk about
staying anywhere, okay ?
- Hey, a**hole !
- Hey !
- What do you want ?
What do you want ?
- Hold still !
- No, not that, please !
- Shut up !
I got it !
Come on. Let's go !
Come on !
Come on !
Good afternoon.
Thirty-six channels and nothing's on.
Norman, one of these days you're
gonna surprise me with a new line.
Hey !
What ?
"Stop now ! You are being
tracked by Electroguard."
- What the hell is Electroguard ?
The guy's a goddamn genius.
Right into the tunnel.
I'll call Jersey.
on a napkin
in a Manhattan tavern.
Work on the tunnel
began in 1921,
employing thousands
of Irish immigrants
nicknamed 'sandhogs.'
The tunnel, which runs
under 24 feet of riverbed
and 72 feet of water--"
Hey, Dad, how many vacations
did you take Linda on ?
Ashley, that's enough !
Honey, listen.
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