First Kid Page #9
- PG
- Year:
- 1996
- 101 min
- 768 Views
So why don't you
just let the kid go?
Shut up!
I spent so much time
with this kid
I lost my wife!
I lost my job!
He even got me fired!
Come on, you can't blame
the kid for that.
He didn't do anything.
You know that.
He thought he wasn't
safe with me.
Well, he's not safe
without me.
And I'm proving it
right now!
I'm the one who
lured him out of crown,
and when I take him back,
I'm gonna be a hero!
So back off, Simms!
I'm taking him
out of here!
Can't let you do that, man.
Don't push me!
Don't push me!
Back off!
Back off!
All right.
Yo, look around.
Calm down.
Mall full of people, man.
They're shopping, huh?
Got women, got children.
You don't want
to shoot anybody.
Would you just calm down?
You don't want
to shoot anybody.
Yeah...I do.
No!
All right!
Feel like I'm working
at the post office.
Luke, you OK?
Damn.
Luke!
He's out.
How you doing, champ?
Good, I guess.
All right.
Thanks. Thanks for
coming after me.
Hey,
it's my job, man.
You OK?
All right.
I'll be right back--
take care of something.
Simms!
Woods!
Sam!
Simms! Simms!
Are you all right?
I'll be all right if you
quit pushing me like that.
Easy...
Sam, you OK?
Yeah, man.
Hey, what you doing
outside the car?
Sorry, sir, I just couldn't
wait in the car any longer.
It's just a joke,
man.
All right, guys.
Luke, go!
...so much.
Thank you, Simms.
...and the kids
loved it.
Wilkes,
Ms. Lawrence.
Yes, sir.
Simms,
I've got great news.
The davenports
asked me
to reassign you.
As of 1700 hours
tomorrow,
you're officially
on Eagle detail.
I'm sorry.
Thank you, sir.
I really
appreciate that.
But I'm sorry--
I can't.
Sam!
This is what you've
always wanted.
You've earned it.
This is the best job
in the agency,
and you're
taking it.
What, and miss
biology 102 next year?
I don't think so.
Besides, I thought
I found what I want.
I mean, I've already taken
a bullet for the kid.
It can't get any worse.
Look, out there
playing a little hockey.
No!
You all right?
You OK?
Can I see the puck?
What are you
gonna do with it?
Leave it to me.
What?
Time-out.
Yeah, like I
did it on purpose.
You're supposed to
protect the kid.
Dad.
Protect me, dad.
Come on. Hey, Sam!
Come on,
give me the high five
we got it goin' on
Hey, dad!
You and me
on the wild ride
ride
we got it goin' on
got it goin' on
we're goin' to your dreams
'cause I'm
coming through for you
we're both
in this together
you don't have to be
a hero
but if you're
striking zero
we're gonna
make it better
I will always
be your friend
you and me,
we're in this till the end
so come on,
give me the high five
we got it goin' on
got it goin' on
you and me
on a wild ride
we got it goin' on
got it goin' on
whenever you get lonely,
feeling bluer than blue
I'm gonna
get you through it
yes, I will
and when I feel
discouraged
you help me
find my courage
I don't know
how you do it
doesn't matter
how it's been--no
'cause you and me--
this time we're gonna win
so come on,
give me the high five
we got it goin' on
got it goin' on
you and me
on a wild ride
ride
we got it goin' on
got it goin' on
yo, they say
that there's a hero
in every one of us
all you have to do
is teach yourself
to trust
a brave man to the rescue
a legend to us all
you know, the big guy
took the fall
courage
is the backbone
of this heroic creed
that strength
in times of need
a hero or a heroine
in every boy and girl
shining like a star
champion of the world
come on,
give me the high five
high five
we got it goin' on
got it goin' on
you and me
on the wild ride
we got it goin' on
you can count on me
in a time of need
got it goin' on
I'll be your friend
till the end
we got it goin' on
got it goin' on, on
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Come on,
give me the high five
we got it goin' on
got it goin' on
you and me
on a wild ride
we got it goin' on
got it goin' on, on
yeah, yeah, yeah
goin' on
b-b-b-b-baby
you and me
got it goin' on
yeah
high five
got it goin' on
you and me,
you and me
yeah, yeah, yeah
you and me
got it goin' on
got it goin' on and on
yeah
yeah
yeah
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Submitted on August 05, 2018
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