Die Fighting Page #3
Turn left.
- Now what?
- Okay, wait.
Okay, go now.
- Go.
Turn right.
Don't move.
One man's gonna enter.
Get ready to fight.
- Freeze! Get up slow.
I said, "get up."
Get up.
Slowly.
- Hey, it's alright.
Just calm down.
We can go.
Get the phone.
- Turn right.
- Come on.
Wait!
They're coming from
over there too.
Hide.
- F***. They're coming. Hide.
- Freeze! Let him go.
Let him go now.
Come on. Come on.
Run faster.
- Faster.
Take the tunnel
on your right.
- There's a tunnel
on the right.
- Right here, come here,
come here, let's go.
Almost out.
They're coming from upstairs.
Hide until they leave.
- They're coming from upstairs.
- Freeze! Don't move.
Put your hands in the air.
Good. Very good.
So go upstairs, take the door
and you're out.
- The exit's upstairs.
- Here, take these.
- I am not gonna use this.
- Look, we don't know how
this is gonna end up.
But I prefer to be the one
with the guns this time.
- Yeah, you're right.
- Come on, let's go.
- Come on.
Bravo.
Brilliant escape
without a single shot.
You know, you're much better
than I expected.
- What?
- What's he saying,
what's he saying?
As I explained to fabien,
the four of you are
the stars of my new movie.
Fame and fortune
are at your fingertips, boys.
- Oh, yeah? How is that?
You heard me.
Smile, movie stars.
The police are still after you.
There's a gray car
right in front of you.
Take it.
The key is in the ignition.
- How'd he tape everything?
Of course I did.
It's a film.
You have eight minutes
to bring the money
to the old paper factory
at the 25th street.
- What? Hey, wait.
Wait!
It's like we are rats
in his maze.
- C'mon, hurry, let's go.
- Sh*t!
- Come on, come on.
- Hello.
Remember,
"enter the dragon"?
All good martial arts films
have their heroes
- You sick f***. This is real.
The film is choreographed.
Reality tv?
This is a reality film.
Succeed in your role and
all your dreams will come true.
- You better not hurt her.
with my film.
Now I want to see
lots of action.
- And how do I do that?
Improvise.
You're an actor.
- Great.
Are you sure of the address?
I don't know. I think I am.
Let me ask them.
- Where the hell
do you think you are?
- I'm looking for a dojo.
Am I in the wrong place?
This looks like a dance studio.
- Get out of here.
- But I didn't get
- Are you crazy?
Get the hell out of here
before I break your face.
- Take your best shot, a**hole.
- You want a lesson?
I'll give you a lesson alright.
What are you waiting for?
Bravo.
Impressive.
- I'm done. Where's meilu?
Dojo
compton avenue and central.
- He gave you everything?
- Yes.
- Very nice.
Yes?
They'll be here any
minute with the rest
of your money.
- Alright.
But let me ask you something.
What did these men do to you?
Why do you want them dead
so badly?
It's in the script.
- Script?
The script.
What f***ing script?
- I think it's here.
- What is this place?
- So what now?
- It's not open.
- Great.
- Scene 74, interior
paper factory.
Like all the other scenes,
the place is full of
hd surveillance cameras.
This scene is like
"gunfight at the ok corral."
- A gunfight?
- Inside there, are several men
expecting my money.
Don't give it to them.
- What? We can't keep fighting
guys for your amusement, okay?
Just take the money
If you lose the
money,
you lose them.
It's a simple scene.
Kill or be killed.
- Hey, we're actors,
not professional killers.
- So act like a killer.
And action.
- We are dead.
- Don't worry.
We'll find another way out.
- No, no, no. Wait.
- What?
- You were in the army before
so tell me how to use this.
- Here.
- Right. Safety's off.
Cock it back.
And then you point and shoot.
You got it?
- Yeah, I guess.
- Alright.
C'mon, follow me.
- There is no one here.
- Look out!
- Sh*t, stop!
Don't shoot.
- We don't need to
kill each other.
- Okay.
Then why don't you go ahead
and hand over that money
you got there?
- I'm sorry, we can't do that.
- T.
Well, then.
It looks like
you're going to f***ing die.
- Hey, we're armed too.
This is gonna end real bad
for all of us.
and there are many more of us.
- So what do we do?
- We have no choice.
We have to fight for fabien.
- Sh*t.
- Stay here with
your brother. Go!
- Damn it.
- Stay here and cover me.
- You wanted a show?
Here you go.
- Hey! You listen up.
You hand over that money
right now
and I let you walk out of here.
I don't care about the guy.
I just want my money.
- You want it?
Come and get it.
- Hey, you're already injured.
Yeah, I got you once,
motherf***er.
You will die here
if you don't give me my money.
- If I give you the money,
another friend of mine
and his wife will die.
And I can't let that happen.
- I'm going to give you
one more chance and that's it.
Do you surrender?
- Go.
I said go.
Cut his f***ing head off.
- Drop it.
That's it, nice and slow.
Alright, stand up.
Turn around.
Stupid b*tch.
like a bug.
C'mon!
Yeah.
- Didier, get down!
No!
Jess! Jess, jess.
- Jess, no!
Jess, jess, jess.
You'll be okay, jess.
- No.
- Are you okay?
- Jess.
- I've been better.
- You'll be okay.
We go to hospital.
- No, no, I'm gonna stay here.
He'll kill fabien and meilu
if we leave.
It's gonna be too late,
by the time...
- Jess.
- Jess.
- No, just save
fabien and meilu.
- We can't let you
die like this.
Jess.
No, no, not yet.
Jess.
You're not dead yet.
Jess.
Wake up, jess.
- You piece of sh*t.
I'm gonna f***ing kill you.
Forever through his
performance in my film.
- I'm gonna find you...
And I promise you.
Chase me or save your friends,
it's your choice.
Corner of ninth street
and belmont, number 455,
you have eight minutes.
Ask for chan.
Hello?
Just to your right
between the two dumpsters,
there's a bag.
Open it.
Strap the camera to your head.
Drink the bottle.
- You know everything
so you know I don't drink.
I'm not asking.
Now drink.
- Aghh!
Now you're gonna go
across compton avenue
down to 100 street.
- You're crazy.
That's one of the most
dangerous areas of los angeles.
Our film can't be any good
if there isn't
a sense of danger.
- You just want me dead,
you sick f***.
Stop talking or she dies.
Now finish that bottle.
- What the hell?
Hey, man check this sh*t out.
- You looking for a cave,
white boy?
- Yo, he must be lost
or something
- yo, where you goin',
snow white?
- 'Scuse me, motherf***er,
I'm talkin' to you.
- Oh, p*ssy-ass white boy.
- Oh hell no, motherf***er.
Oh sh*t.
Get the car,
motherf***er, get the car!
Where do you
think you going, man?
Where do you think you going?
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