Dirt

Synopsis: In search of a lifeline for his struggling off road racing team, a man takes on a young car thief looking for a second chance, but as their worlds collide, they must struggle to forge a successful alliance.
 
IMDB:
6.2
PG-13
Year:
2018
102 min
358 Views


1

[rock music]

(male #1)

Americans love to race.

Seems once we make something go

you wanna make it go faster.

And once it goes faster

well, let's see

who can make it go the fastest.

In drag racing,

it's all about acceleration.

In drift,

it's all about style points.

In NASCAR, well,

it's a lotta left turns.

But in our world..

...it's all about dirt.

[engine revving]

(Seaver)

'We're in Round 1 of Lucas Oil

Off Road Racing Series.'

'Trent Lerion's troubles

continue heading to lap 10.'

He's gettin' squeezed out there.

You're gettin' squeezed

out there, man.

Tell me something I don't know.

I'm covered in sludge out here.

He's running out of mud shields.

Well, he wouldn't be so dirty

if he ever had the lead.

(Seaver)

'Behind the leaders,

Trent Lerion

'is making his move

on Greg Adler.'

'Battlin' it out for the last

spot on the podium.'

He's gotta make

a move on Turn 2.

- Trent, you gotta--

- Yeah, I got this.

(Seaver)

'Lerion's Number 7 Rockstar car

is all over Adler.'

'Now, he goes to make a move,

but Adler shuts him down again''

'That has to frustrate Lerion.'

'He just can't find

an opening out there.'

He's too close.

(Seaver)

'No! Oh, no!'

'He lands on Adler's bumper,

slams into the K-rail.'

(Arnold)

'That's gonna do some damage.'

[sighs]

Tell me somethin'.

Status, brother.

Uh, engine's sputtering.

Tire's flat and I'm pretty sure

the rear dip is broke.

Dip's gone.

That's it, we're done.

Damn it!

(Seaver)

'Well, that looks like'

'the end of the day

for Trent Lerion'

'and his Number 7

Rockstar team.'

[dramatic music]

[sirens blaring]

- Suspect in sight.

- 'Heads up, Dez.'

(female #1)

'More po-po coming

from Alameda.'

Alright, flip around,

300 yards on your left.

The alley will give you

some breathing room.

[tires screeching]

- Damn it, I can't see a thing.

- Quick right.

Anymore five-O?

Looking. Nothing.

'Nothing.'

Go left on Viaduct Street.

Then it's open for a bit.

No, I'm good.

Can't touch this

- I'mma coast right in.

- No. Viaduct is safer.

- You need to listen to me.

- 'Ha. They off me.'

Alright, don't worry about it.

We good, man.

[sighs]

Can't touch this

My music hits me so hard

Makes me say oh my Lord

Thank you for blessin' me

With a mind to rhyme

and two hype feet

It feels good

(woman on radio)

'Unit 17, suspect spotted.'

'Headed east bound on Bronson.'

Oh, sh*t, Dez,

crews are closin' in fast!

Yo, get outta there!

I got him.

Where to?

Down Ellis Street.

Suspect in sight,

headed east on Bronson.

Mother Teresa, Mary,

Moses, Paul, John.

Where you going, man?

[siren blaring]

Oh, sh*t!

Oh!

[siren blaring]

[breathing heavily]

[all laughing]

- Play it again?

- No more.

Everybody, back to work.

Come on.

Don't worry,

you all will get a GIF

with the best moments

in your inboxes.

Rewind it.

You wanna see the impact again?

I think you can hear Pearson

cry a little bit at the end.

I wanna see the driver.

You know this kid?

I do.

'He was part

of the Nexgeneracers program

a few years back for Out Rescue.

Wait, so you taught him

how to steal cars?

You want me to put

out a warrant?

Yeah.

[engine revving]

[sighs]

Didn't think

you were gonna make it.

Traffic.

15,000 miles on it.

Sells for 400 grand.

No police?

Clean as a new razor blade, yo.

'Cause you know what the boss

will do if you bring the heat.

Yeah, I know, Serge.

20K. Take it or leave it.

It books for almost 400.

You know anyone else that

can move wheels like this?

Come on, Serge,

don't do me like this, man.

19.5.

It's always a pleasure, Junior.

[scoffs]

You got skills, my man.

(female #1)

Nineteen k?

God, you should have got

twice as much.

You wanna argue with Serge, huh?

You almost got

yourself pinched tonight.

- But I didn't.

- But it was stupid.

Why you gotta do stuff like

that, man? It freaks me out.

Look, don't trip, alright?

No cop's gonna ever outdrive me.

Now, floor it, alright?

I'm tryin' to get home

before Tanya wake up.

I am flooring it. This is top

speed for my little baby, okay?

- Hooptie, that's what--

- Shh. She'll hear you.

[keys jingling]

- Did you check first?

- I knew it was you.

- What are you doin' up?

- I recorded "Supergirl."

Can we watch

before I go to school?

- Oh.

- Please?

Okay. Just hold on.

I gotta put

some of this stuff up first.

- You get cereal?

- Of course.

- Multigrain?

- Better for you.

- They're brown.

- We brown.

Ain't nothin' wrong

with being brown, Tanya.

- Ooh, it comes with stickers.

- Mm-hm.

[chuckles]

You finish your homework?

- Tanya.

- 'On the table.'

Tsk, tsk, tsk, tsk.

[sighs]

- 'Hurry up!'

- Alright. I'll be right there.

[indistinct chatter

on police radio]

[intense music]

Dez, what is it?

Um, I'm in a little bit

of trouble, alright?

But everything's gonna be okay.

I'mma figure somethin' out.

You gotta trust me.

[knock on door]

- 'Police, open up!'

- Dez, I'm scared.

Hey. Look at me, alright?

You gotta be strong because

I can't be worrying about you.

[knock on door]

(male #2)

'LAPD. Open the door.'

It's alright, Tanya.

It's, it's alright.

[knock on door]

Hey. Hi, honey.

Oh, baby. You're a savior.

[chuckles]

- I missed you last night.

- Yeah, I just crashed here.

We ran into all kinds

of trouble yesterday.

I know. What's Harvey sayin'?

Well, he thinks

the suspension's not dialed in.

Bulger still thinks

it's the driving.

What do you think?

I don't know.

Maybe Trent's not carrying

enough speed into the corners.

I don't know. God, if I could

just get to the driver's seat--

Oh, you can't do that

to yourself, no.

I just can't get

this team to gel.

It's like they're all speakin'

a different language.

You're letting it consume you.

This is all I am, baby.

If I can't make this work..

...what's left for me?

Hey.

You're Rick Radden.

[scoffs]

Look, I know that

you wanna trust your team

but you need to trust yourself.

Yeah, I hear you, babe.

[sighs]

[scoffs]

Oh, man.

'You come to lecture me?'

- Would it do any good?

- I didn't do anything.

You didn't steal the Rolls

and lead an officer on a chase?

Or you crashed a patrol car.

That sounds like me.

[chuckles]

But, nope. Wasn't me.

Look familiar?

[scoffs]

Yeah. A long time ago now.

You were the smartest,

most talented kid in that bunch.

Remember Richter?

[chuckles]

Yeah, Rick. He sucked.

Well, he's working in a repair

shop down in Crenshaw now.

And, uh, Lin Pao,

he's a detailer.

Drivin' around

in his own mobile unit.

Doin' pretty well

for himself too.

- Great for them.

- It is great for them.

Because they're not sittin' here

with me lookin' at jail time.

I told you, I didn't do nothing.

Well, uh..

...I've got a dash cam video

with you wavin' on it

that says otherwise.

They wanna try you

as an adult, Dez.

That means real jail time.

I can't go to no jail.

I got my sister to look after.

No, you don't anymore.

She been thrown into the system.

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John Ducey

John Joseph Ducey (born January 21, 1969) is an American actor who has appeared in over 20 television shows, mainly sitcoms. He was a series regular on Oh, Grow Up (Alan Ball's ABC sitcom prior to Six Feet Under), playing the role of Ford, and had recurring roles as Leonard on the WB's Sabrina, the Teenage Witch (in addition to a guest appearance several years earlier), and Jack's station manager Jamie on Will & Grace. Ducey made a brief appearance on Malcolm in the Middle, in episode No. 119, as a lawyer giving Hal the will to the Wilkersons' neighbors. Since 2003, he has appeared on According to Jim, Scrubs, Joey, Freddie, Hot Properties, My Name Is Earl, Desperate Housewives, How I Met Your Mother, Rules of Engagement and Hot in Cleveland. He played Tom Lucas, the brothers' dad, on the Disney show Jonas in season one. He has worked on Drake & Josh as the husband of a couple who has stayed in the Drake and Josh Inn. He also played Dr. Donald Spaulding in The Suite Life Movie. more…

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