Death Sentence

Synopsis: Nick Hume is a mild-mannered executive with a perfect life, until one gruesome night he witnesses something that changes him forever. Transformed by grief, Hume eventually comes to the disturbing conclusion that no length is too great when protecting his family.
Director(s): James Wan
Production: Fox Atomic
  3 nominations.
 
IMDB:
6.8
Metacritic:
36
Rotten Tomatoes:
20%
R
Year:
2007
105 min
$9,479,756
Website
555 Views


Okay. Can't get that, that...

Okay, guys. Ready?

- We wish you a Merry Christmas.

- T's just the...

bike wanted.

Yeah, do you ike it?

S that the one?

Good. Merry Christmas.

Oh, the new hockey stick.

S it a good size?

Yeah, it ooks fine to me.

Let me see that sapshot.

Hey, don't knock anything off the tabe.

Am the greatest.

Am the greatest.

Show me what you got. Oh.

Hang on one sec.

Ready?

A right, fip it up.

You okay?

You okay?

Okay, you're on your own.

Oh, my gosh. Luke.

Oh, honey.

Watch out for the tree though.

Do a trick.

Do a trick.

How proud are you of him?

Oh, my God. He's amazing.

Did mommy do that?

Te me the truth.

Did mommy do that painting for you?

Hey. Wow. Look at that.

Just got one question.

What the heck is it?

T is abstract.

So when get signed,

' buy you a new house, okay?

Hey, what's wrong with this house?

Ready?

Oh, sh*t.

Okay, make a wish.

So how od are you, mom?

- How od am?

- We were just wondering.

You ook gorgeous.

You don't ook a day over...

Just spit it out, dad.

Brendan Hume, you've just won MVP.

...our goden boy.

Number one...

Get this baby it.

Can sap him when we wake him up?

No...

Pease?

He's going to ki us.

Surprise!

- Surprise!

- Happy Birthday, Lukey!

- Happy Birthday, Lukey!

- Happy Birthday.

Fourteen,

it fees no different that yesterday

when was thirteen.

Do you want your

fourteen punches now or?

A itte ater, after wake up.

Get off me.

Ah man. Amost had you.

Shoud od acquaintance be forgot.

And never brought to mind.

Shoud od acquaintance be forgot.

And days of aud ang syne.

Can bother you?

Just you think there's no order anywhere,

there's order ooking right at you.

Okay.

What do you need here?

Annie just said need you to approve this.

This guy worked here

at Starfish for six years...

but his wife's dead, no kids, no wi.

Just want to ro his pension

back up into the fund,

make it easy.

Come on, don't make fie with the state.

We fie with the state so that one day...

if someone ooks back at this guy's death,

he wi see that we did ourjob.

You're right.

You've got to cover our asses.

Got it, sorry.

No... we do ourjob,

and we do right by a guy who worked for us.

Lest he died in vain.

What's that 'order in the universe' thing?

We, you know, our insurer spent

three hundred thousand bucks...

on this new mode, new fied data,

new society.

Who is the idea empoyee?

Who dies how and when?

And they sent it over to show

what a great job they're doing.

And you know what it says?

T says that peope with kids ive onger

than peope with no kids...

peope with two ive onger

than peope with one...

smoking is bad...

speeding is bad...

deaths in a famiy are bad...

divorce is bad.

T's kind of nice...

to see that a that junk is sti true.

You know?

Hey, you're the one with perfect kids.

Brendan, you're such a kiss-ass.

God gave me the skis.

- Can't hep it.

- Oh. God. Mom.

Need to go ki mysef.

Of course you do, Lukey.

May be excused?

No.

'Ve got a cretin for a brother.

'Ve a no-dick for a brother.

Okay, you stop. Right now.

You shoud know better.

What?

Let's be a famiy, shoud we?

Can say no?

No.

Demand emancipation. Want a awyer.

Okay, am fiing right...

- 'm home.

- Now.

Sorry 'm ate. Did miss dinner?

No, there's penty.

' Heat something up for you.

Hey, dad,

need a ride to the city on Saturday.

The city?

Yeah, it's an exchange game.

'M the first ine again.

No kidding.

- That's fantastic.

- Yeah.

Wadren must ove you.

Yeah, because he's a kiss-ass.

We, good for him. We a going?

No, Lukey's got soccer.

Yeah, but 'm not starting

so you can just go on...

- Maybe you shoud just kiss some...

more ass, orjust not suck so bad.

Dad, he was just kidding.

Okay, he was just being an idiot.

Don't ca him an idiot.

Lucas, you have a oya and oving brother.

Agree.

A oya and oving kiss-ass.

Look, shoud we just a pease

be civiized for once

before ki somebody?

Whatever, wease.

Duh, whatever, wease.

Luke.

Pate.

Come here, itte punk.

Get off me.

See what you miss

when you don't come home.

Yeah, we, at east

they're not throwing food.

Pay a heck of a game, kid.

'M proud of you.

Heck of a game.

Thank you...

Love the way you're handing the puck.

T's great.

So some of the guys have been taking about

maybe going to coege in Canada.

Canada, huh?

Canada is far.

You' sti have Lukey.

Now there's a comfort.

Oh, no, come on, 'm kidding.

You get to kid about your kids

or you ose your mind.

You' see.

Look, you had a great game.

You've had severa great games...

but professiona hockey, is that

what we're taking about here, Bren?

Mean maybe, don't know.

That's a risky business.

And this is coming from your

extensive professiona sports background

- or...

- No, my extensive...

risk assessment background,

thank you very much.

Risk, iabiities, the stuff of ife, son.

No, it's the stuff of your ife, dad,

your thriing ife.

Hey, don't make fun of your father,

you bum.

'M the ony one you get.

Guess we can tak to Coach Wadren...

and you can research schoos in Canada...

and find somebody who

coud educate us on hockey

- versus aw schoo.

- Dad...

What?

Educate us?

Look, just want to pay some hockey.

Hey, ights.

Dad, so what do you say?

Said we coud ook into it,

- a right? - Okay.

Pease don't te your mother.

Woud never.

Where the heck is the darn expressway?

Oh, great.

Hey, where do you think you're going?

Need my fuids, dad.

Oh, yeah, the obigatory Sushee stop.

They have them in there, right?

That, or something worse for you.

- Do you have money?

- Yeah.

Okay, quick in and out,

because we got to get home.

A right.

Hey, honey, it's me.

Just wanted to et you know...

that our son is going to

Canada to pay hockey...

and we didn't want any kind of

ong drawn-out goodbye,

so dropped him off at the airport.

He says he' ca,

but of course we may

never see our son again.

But as ong as he's happy, right?

Okay.

Ove you.

And we' be home soon. Bye.

Watch your ass, b*tch.

Back up off me, a right. Whatever, man.

Get the f*** down

or wi bow your f***ing head off.

Get the f*** down.

Hey, yo, this is your man.

This is your man.

- He's going for his gat, dog.

- Come on, Biy.

Get this f***er.

That's your guy.

Do this or you're not one of us. Do it.

Hey, you can do this.

Joey.

Ki that motherf***er, Joey.

That's my boy.

Let's go. Let's go.

Give me the gun. Let's go.

- What about Joey.

- Get the f*** in the car.

What the f***!

Goddamn it.

F*** you.

Motherf***er.

Brendan.

Brendan.

Oh, God.

Hep.

Hep me.

Somebody hep me.

Hep.

Where's Joe?

He's a man now.

He can take the subway.

Can you get some hep?

Can somebody hep us, pease? Pease.

Doctor.

Need a gurney.

He was cut. Somebody cut him in...

Get an airway open. Create an airway.

He's my son.

- That's my son.

- Maggie.

- Okay, get him.

- Brendan,

we're in the hospita now, okay?

They're going to take care of you now.

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