El Mariachi Page #3
- R
- Year:
- 1992
- 81 min
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INT. BATHROOM - DAY
The shots caused Old Mean Dude to peer out from his stall as the
toilet paper fell to the ground and started to roll across the
floor. He now watches it roll as more shots ring out. He pulls up
his pants and and walks toward the door slowly. He is sweating
profusely. He slowly picks up the toilet paper, plotting his next
move. It grows silent... He takes a deep breath and rushes out
the door.
INT. CORONA CLUB MAIN ROOM - DAY
The Old Dude bursts into the room with a roll of toilet paper in
his hand, and a sheet of sweat sliding down his face.
The Bartender rises up from behind the counter.
The camera dollies slowly by the dead Dudes. Their blood-bathed
faces twisted into odd shapes and expressions. The camera
continues to dolly to the one dead Dude still holding the guitar
case. His face is a bloody pulp. The camera stops dollying to the
old Dude's mixed drink. A hand is stirring it with a straw. The
camera pans up the arm to reveal Azul, standing expressionless
with his gun sling over his shoulder.
Shot at 16fps the Old Dude quickly drops the toilet paper and
runs back inside the bathroom.
Azul turns to his guitar case and carefully chooses another
weapon. He grabs the drink and tosses a napkin over his arm like
a waiter, then casually follows the Old Dude into the bathroom.
The Bartenders glance at each other. One pours a shot glass full
of tequila and raises it to his lips to drink it. Shots ring out
and the Bartender spills the drink over himself.
Without warning Azul bursts from the bathroom and walks calmly to
his case. He replaces the weapon, picks up the case and leaves.
A few seconds pass before the bartender grabs the phone and
furiously dials.
BARTENDER:
(into phone)
Get me Moco!!!
The door bursts open as Azul reenters, storming to the bar.
The Bartender is so petrified he doesn't think to drop the phone.
Azul walks right up to the Bartender.
The Bartender shuts his eyes. The sound of the beer bottle
popping open canbe heard, along with the sound of thirsty
guzzling. The Bartender opens his eyes to Azul.
CLOSEUP of the empty bottle slamming to the counter.
The Bartender glances down at the bottle.
CLOSEUP of Azul tossing a few coins near the bottle as payment.
Azul leaves.
A few seconds pass as the Bartender is standing there. You hear
Moco yelling into the receiver asking what's going on.
EXT. MOCO'S RANCH - DAY
Moco is on the porch trying to get the Bartender to answer him.
MOCO:
(into phone)
WHAT'S GOING ON OVER THERE, ANSWER ME!!!
INT. CORONA CLUB - BARTENDER - DAY
You hear Moco's voice through the phone. The camera dollies into
the Bartender as he screams into the receiver.
The camera dollies in to the corpses...
... and finally a low outdoor frontal tracking shot of Azul
walking away smiling as the image fades out.
Low angle of Hotel Coahuila sign. MEAN DUDE #5 enters the frame
as his beeper goes off. He runs into the Hotel Coahuila.
INT. HOTEL COAHUILA LOBBY - DAY
Mean Dude #5 enters the lobby where an OLD CLERK is sitting at
the counter reading a yellowed newspaper. There is a pit bull on
MEAN DUDE #5
Da me telefono.
VIEJO CLERK:
(without looking)
Take it.
Mean Dude #5 grabs the phone and dials Moco's number. He glances
down at the PIT BULL lying on the floor.
MEAN DUDE #5
Pit bull?
VIEJO CLERK:
Yeah, pit bull.
The line is picked up and Mean Dude talks into the phone. He
pulls out a piece of paper from his coat pocket and places it on
the counter. He begins jotting down four names. He then slowly
MEAN DUDE #5
(into phone)
Dead?
The Viejo Clerk glances up from his paper. The Pit Bull also
glances up.
MEAN DUDE #5
(into phone)
All of them? How long ago? OK, What does this guy look like?
Clerk goes back to reading his paper. Pit Bull is still paying
attention, though.
EXT. HOTEL CAOHUILA - MARIACHI - DAY
Same low-angle shot of the outdoor sign displaying the name Hotel
Coahuila. Mariachi walks into frame, and pulls out his wallet.
Mariachi pulls out a few measly bucks then seems to be
considering what to do next.
INT. HOTEL COAHUILA LOBBY - DAY
An inside shot looking out of the front glass reveals Mariachi
looking at his wallet as Mean Dude talks to the phone. No one
notices him.
MEAN DUDE #5
(into phone)
... carries a guitar case... And what was he wearing?... all
black...
The Pit Bull turns and looks out of the window. Seeing Mariachi,
he gets up and walks to it.
EXT. HOTEL COAHUILA - MARIACHI - DAY
Mariachi is putting his last few dollars back into his wallet. As
he is walking away he notices the Pit Bull and he bends down for
a closer look.
MEAN DUDE #5
(into phone)
Don't worry, Moco. We'll find him, and we'll mess him up real
good.
(ad lib)
Low shot with long lens at full zoom of Mariachi tapping on
glass.
CLOSEUP of dog responing.
CLOSEUP of Mariachi tapping.
INT. HOTEL COAHUILA LOBBY - DAY
Mean Dude hangsup the phone. He writes a few more things. He
turns to leave.
MEAN DUDE #5
Gracias se�or...
As he passes the camera you can see Mariachi still playing with
the dog. Inside view CLOSEUP of Mariachi tapping on glass.
VIEJO CLERK:
Callate, hombre!!!
Mariachi looks up at the Clerk, then stands.
The Mean Dude turns around and looks and looks at the Clerk.
Clerk turns to look at Mean Dude, who is walking back to the
counter.
Mariachi picks his guitar from the ground. He is in full view,
but no one is looking at him.
MEAN DUDE #5
Viejo, if you see anyone new in town, carrying a guitar case,
dressed in black... you can call this number, OK?
Mean Dude writes down a phone number and the description of Azul
on a little card.
VIEJO CLERK:
(nodding sarcastically)
And if I don't call, you'll kill me...
MEAN DUDE:
(handing him the card)
No. I won't kill you... he will...
The sarcastic smile fades from the old man. Mean Dude walks away.
The old man reads the card, then glances out the window. Mariachi
is gone.
MARIACHI / MEAN DUDE #5 OUTSIDE HOTEL
Mariachi is turning a corner just as Mean Dude #5 exits the
hotel. The Mean Dude walks off in the other direction.
EXT. BOYSTOWN SALOON DOMINO'S - DAY
Mariachi enters Domino's bar. DOMINO is waiting on a few bar bums
that are nursing their jaws. Mariachi sits with them, asks for a
refresco, He gets looks again. Domino serves him and he asks to
see the owner. She says he's looking at the owner. He then asks
her for work as a mariachi. She says she has no money to pay him.
He looks arund the classy joint and knows she's lying (it turns
out to be true, she has no money). When he asks how a girl can
take care of herself in a town like this she stuffs a gun barrel
in his mouth. He nurses his jaw, pays and leaves, as the others
laugh.
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