Harley Davidson and the Marlboro Man Page #3
- R
- Year:
- 1991
- 98 min
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but I can't take care of the b*tch.
Why not? You did once.
You boy might wanna
take a look at this sh*t.
What is it?
Un-melted pure Crystal Dream.
Well, what the f*** is that,
and what the f*** is it doing here?
It's a drug, and I don't know
what the f*** it's doing here.
I'm a son of a b*tch.
Oh, f***!
Sh*t, man.
using this sh*t.
Don't worry, Hose,
we ain't drug dealers.
This is not a walk in the park, Harley.
This is way f***ing
out there on the edge.
These guys aren't street dealers
dealing grass and pills.
They're killers.
trying to waste us.
That's enough, Jimmy.
Never liked this plan from the start.
But you needed help, and you took it.
What's done is done.
There ain't no turning back.
Who are these men?
Judging from their ability and data
we gathered, they're dilettantes.
Details would suggest that they were
not aware of the cargo they've stolen.
If they're amateurs,
how'd they destroy two vehicles...
and then manage
to get away with the goods?
- Hmm?
- They were extremely lucky.
Mm.
I don't have time for luck, now do I?
Get back what's mine.
And kill these men, Alexander, okay?
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, babe.
Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah
Whoo...
Oh, man, we really f***ed up big.
Marlboro, how the f***
was I supposed to know
somebody's using a bank
as a front to run drugs?
Harley, I'm tired and I'm pissed.
And I'd just like to unwind.
So stop thinking.
Oh, f***, man, now I gotta think
of some way to make things right.
- Hi.
- Hey.
I know you don't know me,
but I don't have a way home,
and Jimmy said
that you'd give me a ride.
Sure, I'll give you a ride, Sally.
Oh, the name tag's wrong.
My real name's Honey.
Pure gold and sweet.
I'm off at 10:
00.Well, my old man used to tell me,
before he left this shitty world,
and the wrong one can break you.
You know, I woke up one morning...
and she was gone.
No note. No kiss goodbye. No nothing.
And I still have feelings
for her deep inside.
Well, partner...
I only know of two cures
for that particular ailment.
And since you don't drink anymore,
you're down to one.
Let me borrow your bike.
Get a cab.
Stand up and put your hands
behind your head.
Ah, hell, I was just blowing off
a little steam.
Yeah? Well, You blew in the wrong place.
Now kiss the wall and spread 'em.
Okay, cowboy, let's blow off some steam.
What's wrong tonight?
I'm getting married.
God damn you, Robert,
for you to come by
when you feel the need.
I get lonely.
I like to share my bed
with someone at night.
Hell, isn't that what we're doing?
One, maybe two nights a month,
if I'm lucky.
Well, I am what I am, Virginia.
I've accepted that, even loved it.
But I don't have to like it.
I get scared for you. I worry.
You could spend the rest of your life
looking for whatever the hell
it is you're looking for,
but someday you're gonna
have to find yourself.
I just can't wait
for you to do it anymore.
I love you, Robert.
But after tonight,
you're not welcome here anymore.
With your long black hair
Fallin' down your face
Red lips and lethal pout
Send me to heaven
Seein' is believin'
Baby, you're so strange...
Oh, f***.
That's for Marlboro.
Me and you'll go out
and have something to eat.
You're a bad man, Harley.
What are you two up to this time?
Do you know anything
about this new drug, Crystal Dream?
It's 100% addictive and kills
Don't mess with it, Harley.
I don't mess with drugs no more,
you know that.
It's a liquid-based blue crystalline
substance
with a neurotoxin RAH...
retina-activating hallucinogen.
Hmm, so it sort of numbs the senses
and makes the world look better?
Yeah, that's the high.
The low is it damages the central nervous
system, causes insanity and then death.
On the street it's called "The Dream."
Thank you.
Hey, I'm broke.
You know something, Harley?
In a weird way I'm jealous of you two.
But why's that?
The rest of us work
so damn hard at life, and...
you guys just live it one day at a time.
Yeah.
See ya.
Hey, what's with you and them boots?
Lay off my boots, Harley.
I'm in no f***ing mood.
Did you have a rough night?
Woke up smelling the coffee.
Gimme a light.
Hey, I thought you quit.
Just give me a light.
Whose bike?
Probably hers.
She ain't got no Harley.
Hey, man, what're you doing?
It ain't hers, but I'll bet
I know whose it is.
Whose?
His.
the red and the green wire.
I know how to hot-wire a bike, Harley.
Don't tell me how to hot-wire
a God damn bike.
You gotta turn on the gas.
If he's gonna take my girl,
I'm gonna take his bike.
You sure this is the right bank?
Yeah, I'm sure.
How sure?
Hey, man, I'm real sure.
Yeah, well, you were real sure
there was gonna be money
on that armored truck.
You were real sure
this plan was gonna work.
You better be right about this,
or I'm for real sure
gonna break your head
so you can't think no more.
Hey, man, why don't you lighten up?
Tell me about that guy
that's working Virginia.
Don't care. Didn't ask.
You mean you're gonna let her go
just like that?
From where I stand, she let me go.
Well, you know, if she wants you
to chase her, that's the game.
My old man used to tell me,
before he left this shitty world,
You always get left behind.
I assume you're here to do business?
Well... I'd like to do some business
with you some other time.
But right now we got to talk
to the man upstairs.
Stay on my tail.
No problem.
Well, looks like we really
rattled the cage, Marlboro.
You know this ain't gonna fly.
I'll bet you it flies.
- How much?
- I'll bet you a dollar.
But if you win, you're gonna have
to give me some credit
'cause that cab fare last night
broke me.
If I win, we're dead.
Well, strap on your seat belt
and get ready to fly.
American Airlines.
You've got something of mine.
And I want it back.
Oh, really? What is that?
You know something?
You've got balls. Big ones.
But they're not as big
as you might think.
Well, mister, my balls are big enough
to get your attention.
What do you want?
Oh, how's about two and a half
million dollars?
Nah, wait a minute. Check that.
I got a little side bet going.
Make that two and a half
million dollars plus a buck.
When? Where?
Airplane graveyard.
Late. Tonight.
Well, I'll tell you what,
you better call your boys off
or you ain't gonna get nothing.
Yeah. Talk to you
on the rebound... a**hole.
Yes, sir?
Let 'em go, Alexander.
Let 'em go.
Okay, let's do it.
Your boys are good...
for dilettantes.
They're not my boys. They're my friends.
Yeah. Let's see the crystals.
Let's see the cash.
Hey. Open it real slow, huh?
Why the extra dollar?
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