Domino Page #4

Synopsis: The daughter of an actor father and a social-climber mother, Domino Harvey, bored with her life, decides to join the team of Ed Moseby and becomes a bounty hunter. But she gets in trouble when the Mafia's money is stolen from an armored truck, while Moseby and his crew are participating in a reality show produced by Mark Heiss. The situation gets out of control when the sons of a rival mobster are kidnapped while the FBI is monitoring two gangs of mobsters.
Director(s): Tony Scott
Production: Maverick Entertainment
  2 wins.
 
IMDB:
6.0
Metacritic:
36
R
Year:
2005
127 min
289 Views


I will guarantee the amount

set by the court.

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Now...

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if the defendant should fail to appear

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at his or her court date,

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I will bring in a bounty hunter

to recapture the defendant,

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or I will face having to repay

the court costs myself,

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which... we can't do.

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Now, this occurs most...

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frequently when the collateral

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or the guarantee

given to the bondsman

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turns out to be worthless

or difficult to liquidate.

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So... in layman's terms,

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we get 10% of the bail.

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Now, in the next few moments,

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Ed Moseby will take the podium,

and he will begin the seminar

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on how to become a bounty hunter.

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In the meantime, feel free to take

a coffee break, pee break, whatever.

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We'll be starting

in the next few minutes.

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[Light applause]

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Hey, how about it? Want to ride

some bounty hunter cock?

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- F*** you, d*ckhead.

- Ooh. B*tch!

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Excuse the f*** out of us!

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We got to ditch this thing.

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Gentlemen...

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it has been a pleasure.

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All right, bathroom window, 5 minutes.

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I'll keep the engine running.

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Domino:
Nobody really knows

where Ed came from.

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This much is clear...

the man's been places,

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seen things, lived life.

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He did a term in Soledad

and a term in Angola,

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where he lost a toe during a prison riot.

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The man's a warrior.

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[Bell ringing]

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[Window hinges squeak]

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Domino:
To say that Choco is

the product of a broken home

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is to presume a home existed

in the first place.

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No. Choco never had a home.

Well, not unless you count

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10 or so juvenile

correction facilities,

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where he spent his childhood.

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Mierda! Damn!

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Goddamn!

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Puta...

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- What the f*** is this?

- Where the f*** are you going?

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Those people paid for a seminar!

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[Distant siren]

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Where do you get off

f***ing up my windshield?

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I want a job!

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Jesus f***in' Christ, lady.

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Everybody wants a goddamn job.

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What makes you think you

can do this one, huh?

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I've been training since I was 12.

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Knives, guns, throwing stars.

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You name it, I can fight with it.

I'm a hard worker. I'm a hard worker.

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I'm fast to learn, and nothing scares me.

I'm not afraid to die.

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Why would a...

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delicate little thing like you

want to be a goddamn bounty hunter?

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I want to have a little fun.

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You want to have a little fun?

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Well, little girl, you want a job?

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Yeah.

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It's gonna cost you a new windshield.

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You know what? Enough of that "little girl" sh*t.

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The name is Domino.

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Domino.

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- Domino what?

- No, just Domino.

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Let's take a ride.

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Qu?

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[On Screen]...the next day

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The kid's name is Hector Maldonado,

19 years old.

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His mother posted bail for him,

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after he was arrested for a drive-by.

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[Speaking Spanish]

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He speaks perfect f***in' English.

He just thinks it's cute

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when he's around

a good-looking woman.

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[Speaking Spanish]

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Hey. Yeah, listen.

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Louise, listen,

you can make this easy,

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or you can make it real complicated.

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Domino:
For $200, Louise gave us

her boyfriend's whereabouts

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at the local gangbanger hangout

across the street.

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What's his problem?

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Latin petulance. Hold on.

Give me a minute with him.

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All right, come on,

princess, spit it out.

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Why do we need that b*tch on the team?

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You don't like what I'm doing?

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- I can hear you.

- [Speaking Spanish]

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Hey, baby, why don't you take a walk

and let me handle this?

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First, she ain't on the team yet.

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OK?

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Second of all,

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take a look at her.

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I mean, come on, man, she ain't ugly.

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You and I walk down the street,

what do people see?

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A couple of losers, right?

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We add her to the equation, you know

what people are gonna think?

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What?

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There goes two of the coolest

motherfuckers who ever lived. Hmm?

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Richard Kelly

James Richard Kelly, better known as Richard Kelly, is an American film director and writer, known for writing and directing the cult classic Donnie Darko in 2001. more…

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