End of a Gun Page #3
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- Year:
- 2016
- 87 min
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is the same motherf***er
that broke into this car
and stole all the money.
If you say so.
So where are you
gonna disappear to?
I got a friend,
lives down in Key West.
He's trying to
set me up down there.
- Maybe it's time to go home.
- Florida?
I've never been to the States.
Maybe I can come with you.
Come on.
Pretty please?
I promise I'll behave.
Unless you don't
want me to... behave.
Why won't you take me with you?
I mean, I just don't
know why you'd wanna come.
I'll just wait in the car.
Because you'll wanna help,
right? Is that it?
Yes, I want to help.
I'll probably be a lot
better off without you.
You know...
And, uh, waiting in the car,
I don't think
it's gonna help anybody.
I think you wanna
do it just to keep
an eye on me, is that right?
It's not that.
It's just...
Then why?
- It's because it's my...
- It's your money?
- My idea.
- Your idea?
Well, that is true,
but, you know,
I'm taking a little
bit of risk here.
Not if I come with you.
I just think you're
gonna be in the way.
And what am I supposed
to do until then?
Bake cookies?
I love the f*** out of cookies.
Come on!
I'll be your lookout.
I'll bake you cookies
when we get back.
Naked.
I guess you don't
trust me to come back?
No, I trust you.
It's just, I wanna be there.
If I wait here, I'll go crazy.
Remember I have a plan.
Believe it or not.
Go pack your sh*t,
'cause we can't come back here.
Hop in.
Do you have any idea
how hard it was to find you?
You still have a connection
at the phone company?
Yeah, sure.
I want to find out where
Ronnie's girlfriend is.
- Why?
- Got a bad feeling.
Alright, listen.
You're the lookout.
You keep the windows cracked
so you can listen
for any trouble.
Don't play the radio.
Don't talk on your cell phone.
That way you can hear
if someone is coming.
You're expecting
someone to sneak up on me?
Nah, man, I just need you to keep
your eyes and ears open.
You're here to help me.
It's pitch dark outside.
That's our friend.
Remember what I told you,
the night is our friend.
Well, what do I do
if a cop drives up?
Just flirt with him, man.
Offer to bake him some
cookies or something.
Hey, man,
what are you doing here?
Me?
What are you doing here, huh?
Did you get it?
All of it.
Yeah, now you owe
me some good p*ssy.
Can't go back to my place
so we're gonna lay
up here for the night.
Here?
It's not a five star, is it?
Here, not even gloves come on.
So now what?
We hang around in this room.
Lay low for a minute.
I should have kept
my room at Hotel Jolie.
You should have.
But you came with
a bad man like me.
So, when can we get out of here?
I'm just in the middle of
making some arrangements.
What time is it?
Time for you to see if you could
please.
Yeah.
Trouble always starts
when you get your hands
on the money.
Like I said earlier,
no two people
see the same event
the same way.
I promise you that.
We're rich.
What do you need?
We're here for a car.
- Let me guess, a black Jag?
- Yes.
An a**hole stuck in last
night and broke into it.
He beat the hell out
of couple of guards.
Hey, hey, hey, hey!
What the hell
is his problem, huh?
This is a release signed
by Captain Dardou this morning.
I don't care,
the car is evidence now.
This was signed an hour ago.
Unless the break in
you mentioned
was more recent than that.
This authorization
supersedes any need you have
of the vehicle as evidence.
Who the hell are you?
Motherf***er.
Who do you think?
Lisa.
Ronnie's girlfriend?
She's the only one who knew.
- And Decker?
- Definitely.
But he's not an agent anymore.
I'll be right back.
Can you bring me
back some breakfast?
I can.
Are you taking the money?
Just a little bit.
It's safe with you
and even safer with me,
'cause I got the gun.
- You don't trust me?
- I do.
Trust isn't an
all or nothing proposition.
It takes time to grow.
We got a decent start,
but we've only known each
other for about 30 hours.
- So you don't trust me.
- I do trust you.
Why don't you stay?
You don't have to go.
I will be right back,
and here's the thing:
I've got a plan.
It's an unusual plan,
but I got your back.
You'll see.
You'll see what I got.
He's here, boss.
Antoine, Plummer.
What's with the hat?
Mr. Vargas said you need help,
going up against some American.
Yes, I do.
Who's this fool?
He's my cousin, Pee Wee.
- No sh*t?
- Really.
- Yep.
- Alright.
Come on, get in.
Hey, stupid.
Lose the hat.
Well, this is the address
Chauvin gave us:
Michael Decker.Lose the f***ing hat.
Check the bathroom.
What do you got for me?
Great, thanks.
Tell me.
It was my guy from
the phone company.
That b*tch used her cell
phone 20 minutes ago.
- Where?
- Chef Monteur at Rue Galmain.
hotel out... out that way.
Wait for me.
Hey, I need two tickets
out of here tomorrow morning.
If my plan comes together.
Of course, what's going on?
I don't know, man.
Key West sounds good and warm,
doesn't it?
So you need an exit route.
Well, I'll call you back
within 24 hours to confirm.
I miss you, too, brother.
Bonjour.
I'm looking for
a man and a woman.
He looks like a cop,
she looks like a stripper.
Sorry, but I cannot
help you with that.
- See that wall behind you?
- Oui.
It will be splattered
with your f***ing brains
if the next words out of your
mouth aren't a room number.
372, third floor.
Third, trois.
Hey!
Put that down.
Put it down.
They don't have enough
cops in this city
to stop me from killing you.
I'll knock.
Luc, cover me.
And you keep that thing put
away until we get inside.
Yeah, but what
if he moves on me.
You let me and Luc
worry about that.
You just shut the door behind us
- and keep your eyes open, okay?
- Okay. Okay.
Got my breakfast?
Shh, shh, shh, shh.
Check the bathroom.
Pull that shut.
Where's the money?
I don't know what
you're talking about.
Okay.
I'll ask you again.
Only this time,
if I don't get an answer,
this gun will be the
last f***ing thing
you will ever have the pleasure
of wrapping your luscious
lips around, hmm?
Where's the money?
Is that him calling?
I don't know.
You don't know.
See what number it is.
They hung up.
Give it here.
Let me see.
Yeah.
That was him.
Where is he now?
How am I supposed to know?
Merci.
- Bonjour.
- I'll have a juice.
Boss, found it.
Holy sh*t!
Move away.
Where's the rest of the money?
I don't know.
Keep looking.
Where's Decker?
I don't know.
You are starting to bore
the hell out of me, Lisa.
Get out of the car.
Take the bag.
What's going on?
Where's Pee Wee?
Dead, same as Luc.
- What do you mean, dead?
- I mean dead.
- Like he ain't breathing.
- What the f***?
Exactly, he f***ed up, and he
got himself f***ing killed.
What the...
Here's 30,000.
Take it.
Bury your f***ing Pee-Wee
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