Edge Page #3

Synopsis: A televised adaptation of the 'Edge' book series by George G. Gilman.
 
IMDB:
6.4
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Year:
2015
62 min
505 Views


But she's right about your

pa, now, isn't she, Benny?

He melted the gold down and hid it.

I don't... I don't know where he hid it.

- I... I just got some.

- Some?

No!

No! No!

Oh, now, there's no need

to be ashamed, Benny.

You got a right to bear arms.

What do you say, fellas?

It's hotter than a fistfight out there.

Still,

not a bad day for a

hanging, though, isn't it?

What do you think, Mr. Hedges?

I ought to be getting back, Mr. Edge.

Stay with me, Benny.

Keep me company.

Figured you'd be here.

Best place to get a clean shot.

Well, I figured you'd figure.

That's why I brought 15 rounds.

Hey, I ain't gonna stop you.

I held up my end. He's

gonna be at it all day,

slothful little f***.

Is gold worth more than your own son?

Well,

a man's got to prioritize, doesn't he?

Go on. Take your shot.

I'm not sure he's my kid anyway.

28 rounds a minute, I heard.

I think the sheriff

would like to add this

one to his collection.

Weight's off!

I pull the trigger...?

Life becomes interesting.

Boys!

Benny.

You missing something?

He thinks you know where the gold is at.

Only reason you're here

is because he's trading you

for a clean shot at my son.

But you knew that, right?

Is that... that true, Mr. Edge?

Got to thank you.

'Cause if the idiot here

was there when his daddy was

smelting all of that slave gold,

if that's how he lost his arm...

he's the link I've been missing.

You should've never...

rode into Hate, sir.

Oh!

Finish it.

Oh!

Hey! Hey!

Aah!

Go after that son of a b*tch!

No!

Stop him!

Hey, I'm gonna see how dead he is.

Careful.

Deputy.

Cutting a swath through

my deputies, aren't you?

We're gonna go now.

You can slow-roast out

there or you can drown.

I don't care much which.

I like the simplicity of it.

We'll leave you to it.

Oh...

thanks for the Henry.

Josiah...

Josiah.

I reckon I...

I came back to make amends.

I know I... I can't

bring back your brother.

No, but you got to know it wasn't me.

That was Harknett.

And I want you to know it

was an honor serving with you.

Now, maybe in another life...

we could be friends again.

I'll see you across the river.

Found him up at the north

end of the valley, Sheriff.

Horse done died right out from under him.

I liked that horse.

Aw, crap.

The hell am I gonna do with you?

We need to have a little talk, you and I.

Why don't you just tell me

where you got my gold hid?

Or do I have to burn some more Negro?

Your throat or that door.

Don't matter to me which opens first.

Where is that thing?

Sh*t.

You got that Henry fixed up?

Right here, Sheriff.

Big Bill Seward?

Sheriff Seward to you.

Sergeant Harknett,

Union Cavalry.

I respect your service, I surely do.

But the war's over, last time I checked.

That it is, Sheriff, that it is.

I expect that means Little Bill's

around here somewhere.

You know my son?

We know his son?

My, my.

I guess you got a

short memory, Sheriff.

I rode through here and recruited him

when he was scarce 15.

Before you had that

winsome cane of yours.

Hey, that's true, Pa.

You know, this here's my squad.

Indeed we are.

Oh, save one of us.

Josiah Hedges.

Heard of him, Sheriff?

Heard of him?

I seen him dead four days ago.

He's laid out before the

buzzards, good and proper.

Listen, we got a little, uh,

regulation in this town

about carrying sidearms.

Now, if you all would abide

by that, I'd be honored

to buy you and your boys a drink,

soon as I'm done with my business here.

Obliged, Sheriff.

But we'll be keeping our firearms,

if it's all the same to you.

Now...

Well...

see,

that's what I'm talking about.

Changes the conversation altogether.

Look out!

Get out of the way!

Whoa, whoa, easy!

Hyah!

Aah!

Huh? Hijo de puta.

It's Josiah!

Run! Come on!

Aah!

Sh*t!

Get to your room. Stay out of sight.

You son of a b*tch.

Forgot your training, Sergeant?

Never take higher ground

if you don't got a fallback.

Oh, Jesus!

Aah!

Help me!

Hi, friend.

Toss out your gun...

and your pack.

Do it or I'll kill the kid.

What kid?

This one.

Oh, yeah...

Little Bill told me all about it.

She'll likely bleed out fast.

Mm-hmm.

But I promise the snapper'll go quick.

Bye-bye, baby.

Toss it!

Thank you.

Josiah, you got something I want.

Tell me where the box is and...

people keep breathing.

Oh, you should've heard

your baby brother holler.

We put green wood under him.

Burned real slow, it did.

So did he.

Edge, look out!

F***!

Sh*t!

No! Sh*t! Aah!

F***! Aw, f***!

No!

Hey! Aw, sh...

Hedges! Stop him!

He is getting away!

Edge! Hey, Edge! Aah!

Too much lawlessness, son!

Don't come back! Things

gonna change around here!

Oh, I reckon there'll be some change...

on account of I just broke a Big Bill.

Whew!

Things were status quo

around here until you came

back from the war, Little Bill.

This here situation...

we reckon it's a message from God!

Oh, that so?

And what's he advocating?

Don't move, son.

Get off!

Get off!

Hey, easy there.

You're a f***ing mess.

Stay down.

I said stay down. Sh*t.

And you're not just a lady of the light,

are you, Pinkerton?

I saw you at the telegraph office.

I didn't figure you

was wiring your sweetie.

Well, if you're gonna throttle me,

you could at least buy me a drink first.

Tell you one thing, you sure

put your foot in a beehive.

Harknett clan half runs

this country... oil, coal.

They don't have it, they buy it.

- Did they buy you?

- F*** you.

I'm helping you, aren't I?

Tell me something.

Killing that horse and then...

killing Benny.

Did it feel any different to you?

All right, then.

If you did see a gilt jewel box...

I don't suppose you'd tell

me about it, would you?

I've seen...

plenty of guilt.

But I ain't seen your box.

Well... we ain't never

had that date yet, did we?

You forgetting something?

You're welcome.

The stranger!

The stranger's coming!

- And he's got his rifle!

- Yeah, come on!

Hurry it up!

Hurry it up! Come on!

Don't let him get me!

Don't let him get me!

Please! If you see him,

you just shoot me first

before you take a shot at him!

Git. It's on me. J... just do it, do it.

- Git!

- He's mine!

I'm taking Little Bill.

And I'll take a few more

with him, don't matter to me.

Don't shoot!

He's still...

my husband.

F*** him.

Y'all get out of here!

Aah!

Sorry I'm late, gentlemen.

I just got back from a very small town.

I was there once, long ago, and...

I can't say as I liked the changes.

Mr. Harknett.

Thanks. Had a bath yesterday.

Yep.

Should've seen it, folks.

Negroes...

everywhere.

In the stables.

In the restaurants.

Unchaperoned.

I mean, one even drew

pictures and sold 'em.

- That's preposterous!

- That's right.

It's a sad day for these 37 United States.

I have in my hand a letter,

pledging money and allegiance

to form a new and methodical uprising

of the former Confederate states.

- The South will rise again!

- Look...

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Shane Black

Shane Black (born December 16, 1961) is an American screenwriter, director, producer, and actor. He wrote such late 1980s and early 1990s action movie hits as Lethal Weapon (1987) and made his directorial debut with the film Kiss Kiss Bang Bang (2005). His acting credits include Predator (1987). more…

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