Faithful Page #5
- R
- Year:
- 1996
- 91 min
- 437 Views
standing on the corner...
...playing cards shooting
the breeze.
Everybody respected these guys.
They had it all.
The money the clothes,
the cars, everything.
My father would say
hello to them you know.
He didn't like them too much.
And I would say, "Daddy,
I wanna be like one of them.
Everybody treats them like kings.
My father said, "No, Anthony.
Only in this neighborhood do
the little kings mean anything.
Outside this neighborhood,
they're nobodies."
He was right.
I miss my father.
He sounds like a good man.
Yes, he was.
Thanks.
You like me.
No, you do.
If you weren't here on business,
you would like me.
If you were my husband, would you
leave me alone for four months...
...and never touch me,
never make love to me?
- Would you do that?
- No, I wouldn't.
- Would you like to?
- I can't.
Can't get it up?
I have no problem with that.
Well, then why don't you
untie me...
...and take me up to
the bedroom and let's just do it?
I can't untie you.
Well, then leave me tied up.
It might be fun.
- I said I can't do it.
- Well, why not?
You told me you've got to rape me.
Why couldn't it be fun
for both of us?
- That's not the way I work.
- Well, how do you work?
That's enough!
You wanna know the way
my husband works?
He does it once. And then
he rolls over and he dies.
All the lights have to be
shut off.
He doesn't make a noise, okay?
Nothing.
Not a moan, not nothing.
Okay?
I feel like I'm fcking
a dead man.
Well, there's making love
and then there's fcking.
There's two different things.
And a man will say and
do anything before he comes.
But once he comes, he wants out.
If he says different,
he's lying.
I know, but it makes me
feel like a hooker.
- Did you ever go with a hooker?
- I only go with hookers.
Why? You're not a bad-looking guy.
You give them money,
they give you what you want.
It cuts all the bullsht.
- Let's do it.
- Do what?
- Fck.
- No.
Come on. Tony, I think I could be
good with the right person.
When you, when you fck,
do you talk?
Boy, you're really something else.
Well, I thought if
we were gonna do it...
...we might as well get
to know one and other.
And I know that there's a time
problem here, so do you talk?
Yeah. Yeah, I talk. A lot.
Great. I love it.
I always wanted to be with a man
who talked dirty to me in bed.
Are you gentle or are you rough?
- I'm a little bit of both.
- Kind of gentle-rough?
- That's me.
- That's me, too.
I'm not doing anything.
You see, we're really
communicating here now.
- Do you like to cuddle?
- Do I what?
Afterwards. After you make love,
do you like to cuddle?
No. By the time a woman
wants to cuddle with me...
...I got my key in the car door.
All right, untie me. I promise
you don't have to cuddle.
- Just untie me. I...
- No.
- Tony, I'll do anything you want.
- No, I can't do it.
Look at me.
Anything you want.
I know what you like.
Anything. Anything.
- Anything I want?
- Anything you want.
Anything.
Blow jobs, yes.
Anything, anything, anything.
- Anything you want.
- You fcking slut!
Don't laugh at me,
you fcking slut!
You should've been faithful!
You deserve to die!
Do you know what's happening here?
Do you have any idea?
You've been made a fool of, okay?
My husband didn't hire you. I did.
Stop it.
You're trying to trick me.
Trick you?
Did you ever meet my husband?
- No.
- Do you know what he looks like?
- No.
- Then how do you know...
- ...he hired you?
- 'Cause a man gave me half...
- ...the money up front.
- It wasn't my husband?
No, but that doesn't matter.
That's the way it's always done.
Then how do you know it was my
husband and not me that hired you?
Because why would you
hire somebody to kill you?
Because I didn't have
the guts to do it myself.
Go and look at the monitors,
okay?
- What are you talking about?
- Go look at the monitors.
I can see everything that comes
in and goes out of this house.
Nothing gets by me.
I saw you climb over the wall and
walk towards the side window.
- I watched you.
- You're fcking lying to me!
I could've stopped you any time.
I didn't want to.
I was happy to see you! Now
the deal's off, so just untie me!
You're twisting everything around!
One more word and I swear I'll...
You're gonna what?
You're gonna kill me?
No, you won't. 'Member,
you've never killed a woman?
That's something you'd never do.
- Oh, yeah?
- Yeah.
Well, we'll find out
right now, btch.
Sht.
What?
This hanging up on me
has gotta stop.
- Doc, I need a session right now.
- So now you need me.
Yes, I need you.
Could you talk to me, please?
- You're gonna be nice?
- Yes, I'm gonna be nice.
You call your cousin?
Put my bet in?
Yes, yes, I called my cousin.
I put the bet in.
- It's okay.
- Okay.
- You're on the clock.
- Listen.
She watched me.
You hear what I said?
wall. She saw me on the monitors.
She told me she hired me.
Tony, I told you not to do this.
I told you is wrong.
Yeah, I know, but I...
- Tony you cannot kill that woman.
- But the, but the money.
The hell with the money.
You get outta the house right now.
- But I gave my word.
- Listen to me, Tony.
- I'm a doctor.
- A doctor, a degenerate gambler?
What kind of doctor are you?
A doctor with problems, yes.
I'll admit to that.
But I graduated with honors.
I graduated magna cum fcking
Laude, and don't you forget that.
I know you did good in school.
I know.
- This is all because of Maria.
- Stop blaming my sister!
You know what happens to me
when you mention my sister's name!
You can't mention my sister!
On and on with my sister!
It wasn't her fault!
Tony, the mind is like
a big toilet bowl.
It gets filled with all this,
this sht.
And if you don't flush it,
it overflows.
Everyday more and more sht
gets into it. You gotta flush it.
- Flush it. Flush what?
- Your mind.
- Well, how do I do that?
- You need a plumber.
- A plumber?
- I'm the plumber Tony.
Let me help you get rid
of all that sht.
- What sht?
- Sht, guilt, it's the same thing!
Doc, I don't know what
the fck you're talking about!
All I know is, if I don't pay
them back the money...
...they're gonna kill me.
If you had read the book, Tony,
this never would have happened.
The book has been on the
bestseller list for years.
- I'm trying to help you.
- Stop it with the book, Doc!
I can't hear it anymore!
I didn't bring the book!
I don't wanna read the book!
I don't give a f.uck about
the book!
Read "The Celestine Prophecy"
then.
You really want your husband
dead, Maggie, huh?
Yes.
Then how 'bout if I take
the hundred fifty thousand...
...and leave you the gun?
I could teach you.
All you have to do is squeeze
this little trigger here.
Just an eighth of an inch.
Well. I'm, glad we were able to
straighten everything out.
And no matter how much money
he thinks he's got...
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