Domino Page #9

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


You drove Lateesha's daughter

to school,

799

00:
48:25,060 -- 00:48:28,750

then dropped her off

at the DMV. Why?

800

00:
48:28,840 -- 00:48:31,030

Her car was in the shop.

801

00:
48:34,760 -- 00:48:38,110

How convenient. The morning you call in sick,

802

00:
48:38,110 -- 00:48:39,470

I turn on the TV

803

00:
48:39,560 -- 00:48:43,070

and see you all over Jerry Springer.

804

00:
48:43,160 -- 00:48:44,220

[People shouting]

805

00:
48:45,200 -- 00:48:47,630

- Never heard of TiVo?

- Think I can afford it?

806

00:
48:47,720 -- 00:48:49,990

Give me a break, Pat.

What do you want?

807

00:
48:50,080 -- 00:48:53,510

I got a call yesterday from

our health care provider.

808

00:
48:53,600 -- 00:48:56,060

They said you tried to pass your

granddaughter off as Kee Kee

809

00:
48:56,160 -- 00:48:58,790

down at City Terrace

Community Hospital.

810

00:
48:58,880 -- 00:49:00,750

They said you forged the age on the application

811

00:
49:00,750 -- 00:49:02,630

for some sort of operation.

812

00:
49:02,720 -- 00:49:05,430

Motherfuckin' HMOs don't cover grandchildren.

813

00:
49:05,630 -- 00:49:06,250

Now what am I supposed to do?

814

00:
49:06,340 -- 00:49:08,920

That f***in' operation is $300,000.

815

00:
49:09,020 -- 00:49:10,510

Where am I gonna get the money, Pat?

816

00:
49:10,600 -- 00:49:15,310

You should've thought about that

before you became a grandmother.

817

00:
49:15,400 -- 00:49:17,430

F*** you.

818

00:
49:18,400 -- 00:49:21,750

You got 2 weeks to clear out your desk.

819

00:
49:21,840 -- 00:49:24,670

Domino:
It just kept

getting worse for Lateesha.

820

00:
49:24,760 -- 00:49:27,990

- What?

- Did I stutter? 2 weeks.

821

00:
49:28,600 -- 00:49:31,010

Domino:
No one could've

expected what happened next.

822

00:
49:31,100 -- 00:49:36,420

Oh, by the way, there are a couple of

FBI agents here that want to talk to you.

823

00:
49:41,560 -- 00:49:44,910

Woman:
You're gonna go to jail

for a long, long time, Lateesha.

824

00:
49:45,480 -- 00:49:47,350

Man:

Unless you cooperate with us.

825

00:
49:47,440 -- 00:49:50,270

Domino:
Their names

were Cosgrove and Wilson.

826

00:
49:50,360 -- 00:49:53,110

Someone had tipped them off

to Lateesha's counterfeit scam,

827

00:
49:53,200 -- 00:49:55,660

but that's not what

they were really after.

828

00:
49:55,760 -- 00:49:57,390

I'm listening.

829

00:
49:57,480 -- 00:49:59,780

In about 10 minutes,

a college kid named Frances

830

00:
49:59,880 -- 00:50:03,470

is gonna walk up to your window

and ask for 4 counterfeit IDs.

831

00:
50:04,880 -- 00:50:06,390

You could help us out here.

832

00:
50:06,480 -- 00:50:08,860

Lateesha, we want

to know what he's up to.

833

00:
50:08,960 -- 00:50:10,570

I mean, look at you. You got your hair did,

834

00:
50:10,670 -- 00:50:12,990

your nails lookin' all good.

835

00:
50:13,080 -- 00:50:15,990

You go to jail, that's all gonna go away.

836

00:
50:16,080 -- 00:50:18,270

- Won't see your kids for a long time.

- Think about it.

837

00:
50:18,360 -- 00:50:20,430

It's gonna be long as hell.

838

00:
50:22,160 -- 00:50:24,950

Domino:
This was when Lateesha

decided to do something foolish,

839

00:
50:25,440 -- 00:50:28,230

and Frances just happened to be

in the wrong place at the wrong time.

840

00:
50:28,320 -- 00:50:29,710

OK.

841

00:
50:31,240 -- 00:50:36,070

OK. He and three of his friends

are gonna hijack an armoured truck.

842

00:
50:38,520 -- 00:50:41,910

They're gonna walk away

with 10 million in cash.

843

00:
50:42,000 -- 00:50:43,910

10 million. Hmm.

844

00:
50:45,760 -- 00:50:50,550

PA:
Now serving G086.

845

00:
50:53,680 -- 00:50:54,900

Hey.

846

00:
51:11,480 -- 00:51:12,790

[Siren blares]

847

00:
51:12,880 -- 00:51:14,350

Weatherman:
Sunshine, that's for sure.

848

00:
51:14,650 -- 00:51:15,830

We should be at 76 degrees,

849

00:
51:15,920 -- 00:51:18,990

the downtown area barely breaking

that 70-degree mark.

850

00:
51:19,080 -- 00:51:20,810

66 was the high yesterday.

851

00:
51:20,810 -- 00:51:22,550

Overnight lows dropping down to 48 degrees.

852

00:
51:22,640 -- 00:51:24,870

All right, y'all, Lateesha done...

853

00:
51:24,960 -- 00:51:27,990

Lateesha done dug herself a deep hole,

854

00:
51:28,080 -- 00:51:31,430

and, uh, she can't get out by herself.

855

00:
51:31,520 -- 00:51:33,350

Can y'all dig what I'm saying?

856

00:
51:33,440 -- 00:51:34,990

Mija, we're in a hole together.

857

00:
51:35,190 -- 00:51:36,550

We dig together. We're a team.

858

00:
51:36,640 -- 00:51:39,470

Just like Billy Ocean says:

"When the going gets tough..."

859

00:
51:39,560 -- 00:51:41,790

"the tough get going."

860

00:
51:45,200 -- 00:51:47,630

Domino:
There are 3 kinds

of people in this world...

861

00:
51:47,720 -- 00:51:49,550

the rich,

862

00:
51:49,640 -- 00:51:52,470

the poor, and everyone in between.

863

00:
51:52,560 -- 00:51:55,120

Think you're having a tough day?

You should see this.

864

00:
51:55,200 -- 00:51:57,270

I got an armoured truck that's empty.

Yeah.

865

00:
51:57,360 -- 00:51:59,920

I think Mr Wonderful is pulling up now.

866

00:
52:06,120 -- 00:52:09,950

Domino:
That's Drake Bishop, owner

of the Stratosphere Hotel and Casino.

867

00:
52:10,040 -- 00:52:13,990

He's worth a billion dollars,

10 million of it recently stolen.

868

00:
52:14,080 -- 00:52:16,460

His attorney, Burke Beckett.

869

00:
52:16,560 -- 00:52:19,270

- I'm Detective Chris Cudlitz.

- We know who you are.

870

00:
52:19,360 -- 00:52:20,340

Where's my money?

871

00:
52:20,440 -- 00:52:23,310

I think it's probably best

if we take a look at the tapes.

872

00:
52:28,080 -- 00:52:30,380

Cudlitz:
Our tapes show

that at 6:
23am,

873

00:
52:30,480 -- 00:52:34,710

your truck pulls into the parking lot

and turns the engine off.

874

00:
52:36,960 -- 00:52:39,630

- Rewind, please.

- Rewind the tape.

875

00:
52:42,800 -- 00:52:45,750

- Freeze the tape.

- Freeze the tape.

876

00:
52:46,560 -- 00:52:49,270

- Now, can you zoom in?

- Zoom in, please.

877

00:
52:49,360 -- 00:52:51,710

You a f***ing mockingbird?

Shut the f*** up!

878

00:
52:51,800 -- 00:52:53,390

I just...

879

00:
52:58,960 -- 00:53:02,190

- Nancy Reagan.

- I think that's Hillary Clinton.

880

00:
53:02,280 -- 00:53:05,900

- Fat ankles.

- It's Barbara f***ing Bush.

881

00:
53:06,000 -- 00:53:08,710

And Jacqueline Onassis

just to her left.

882

00:
53:08,800 -- 00:53:12,110

Christ almighty, it's the goddamned

First Ladies.

883

00:
53:12,920 -- 00:53:15,300

If you don't mind me

asking you, Mr Bishop,

884

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53:15,400 -- 00:53:17,390

what exactly is in those tan duffel bags?

885

00:
53:17,480 -- 00:53:21,390

You don't have to answer that.

Shut up, Burke. $10 million, cash.

886

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53:21,400 -- 00:53:24,150

Don't tell me it was a f***ing hijacking.

887

00:
53:25,880 -- 00:53:28,470

How'd you get me

in this position, Burke?

888

00:
53:28,560 -- 00:53:31,430

Mr. Bishop?

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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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