Hitman Page #4

Synopsis: A gun-for-hire "Hitman" is a genetically-engineered, elite assassin known only as Agent 47 hired by a group known only as 'The Organization' is ensnared in a political conspiracy, which finds him pursued by both Interpol and the Russian military as he treks across Eastern Europe. But even 47 couldn't anticipate a "random equation" in his life exactitude: the unexpected stirrings of his conscience and the unfamiliar emotions aroused in him by a mysterious Russian woman.
Genre: Action, Crime, Drama
Director(s): Xavier Gens
Production: Peace Arch Films
  2 wins.
 
IMDB:
6.3
Metacritic:
35
R
Year:
2007
100 min
1,083 Views


No, I guess not.

The boss is looking for you.

- Thanks for saving my life.

- You're welcome.

Here's $5,000. My card's in there -

if you need anything, just call.

- Wow, $5,000.

- Is it real? Sure looks real.

You shouldve killed that guy,

then you'd have got $15,000.

Here's your $1 ,500. You think small.

You shouldve had a bigger share.

Nice going.

Your pager.

- Drop him off at the corner.

- OK.

- You can go now.

- How will we keep in touch?

Ill find you.

Go on, get out of here.

Give me a call.

- Im sorry.

- It's OK. After all, we are family.

I wasn't talking to you. David bails

you out whenever you're in trouble.

- So? He is dating you.

- You're embarrassing.

No, it's not OK.

You're always doing this to me.

What?

You've been in and out of jail

since i was a child.

I always felt so embarrassed.

l decided to study law

just so i could bail you out.

One time our teacher asked us

to write about our fathers.

I couldn't write a single word,

you know why?

Because i couldn't think

of one nice thing to say.

Come on, Kelly,

don't embarrass me in front of David.

It's OK, we're almost family, sir.

- Stop that!

- Look, just drop me off over there.

Thanks David.

- Yeah? What is it?

- Im sorry for being nasty.

Just think about what Ive said.

Sir? Stay out of trouble...

Sure.

To hell with that dumb Mainlander.

I can make it without him.

Im a survivor.

Hi, Jack. Right...

do you know where Mr Lu might be?

No, no news, huh?

Can you lend me $20,000?

Ill be... Jack?

Hey!

Your fridge is broken.

- How did you find me?

- I followed you home.

Aren't you the sly one.

You shouldve told me

you were coming.

Would you have let me in?

Don't be ridiculous!

I did sense someone was in here.

You picked the lock, right?

No, I came in through the window.

Right! I was just about to say that.

- Yours?

- I decided to move in with you.

That's great! l Would have suggested

it myself, only l didn't know how.

- Where should i sleep then?

- Through there.

Kelly used to sleep here.

Now she stays in the hostel,

so i turned it into a spare room.

- Smells nice.

- What do you expect? Get some rest.

W-w-what if l slept with you instead?

- No, I talk in my sleep.

- How do you know that?

My girlfriends tell me.

Besides, I might end up telling you

all my secrets. Just stay here.

Im so glad he's staying.

What's wrong?

Should i sleep on the bed

or on the floor?

It doesn't really matter,

sleep anywhere you like.

- Is it good?

- Very.

When you're through,

l want you to read these.

Tells you all about how

to be a first class killer.

But i can't understand English.

So what? - Just look at the pictures,

like you're reading a Playboy mag.

Here, take a look.

It says here, when you're in

a restaurant, you should sit sideways

so you can get at your gun.

But everyone Would know

I was a killer.

Exactly:

''How to be a well known killer.''

A real killer only carries his gun

on a mission.

That's in here too, see?

You'll get all the pointers

you need in here.

Forget it. I already know

what's written in there.

So you think

you know everything already.

All right, then show me.

How do you hold a gun?

- Where is it?

- Here, use the banana.

- But this isn't a gun.

- Use your imagination.

- Bang!

- Is that how you've been trained?

Some soldier you are.

You should stand erect,

facing straight ahead.

Support your right hand,

hold your breath,

and then you fire

at your intended target...

You're eating your gun! I can't

believe you're eating your gun!

It's a banana, all right? Not a gun.

Here's a gun.

- It's rusty.

- No, it isn't, it's an antique.

It's the first real gun

I ever had. Here.

Watch where you point that thing.

- Have you ever shot someone?

- Have you?

Hell, Ive shot lots of people.

I was known as the lean,

mean killing machine.

Anything i could get my hands on

I turned into a weapon.

I could use practically anything.

I killed three people every two days.

I remember a time...

How's it going?

We've already ruled out 50%

of those who've been in the building.

That leaves us

Let's leave the computer running.

We're wasting time.

We'd better keep an eye on Eiji.

Come on.

Your father isn't back yet.

- Ill watch the car.

- Ill get my things.

Why are you here?

Your father invited me.

He said you Wouldn't mind.

- Did you touch anything?

- No.

What about my closet?

Id nowhere else to hang my clothes.

There'll be trouble

if there's anything missing.

Did you touch her?

No, i slept on the floor.

I never touched her.

I hope not,

she's never slept with a man before.

So she's a girl then?

What are you doing here?

David, could you put these

in the car, please?

Did you meet my father in prison?

Could you help me

bring my things down?

All right.

- Are you leaving?

- Yeah.

David, watch your step.

Wait!

See you.

Could we talk?

David, Ill call you later.

Let's go.

- Where to?

- Somewhere we can talk.

That sly bastard!

Hello? Hey, Martin, what's up?

- Is this your first time?

- Yeah.

- Want some ice cream?

- You don't mind?

Of course not.

You can buy one over there.

- Never mind.

- Sure?

Isn't she great?

I used to do that when i was a girl.

I used to love skating then,

so my father promised to bring me.

But i knew he Wouldn't.

Finally i came alone

and i skated the whole daylong.

I didn't want to leave.

The attendants had to call my father

at closing time.

I can even remember the argument

we had by those stairs.

- You know why he got mad?

- Cos you ran away?

That wasn't it.

He said he never

promised me anything.

I was heartbroken.

Once i realised he never kept

his promises anyway,

I went up to him and said:

''I will never, ever trust you again.''

Give him another chance.

Come on,

Ill teach you to skate.

Well?

Easy, isn't it?

Come on, Ill lead you.

Here. There you go.

So, you're from the Mainland?

Yeah, I was a soldier back there.

My mom lives there and i told her

that when Ive made it,

Ill come back and build

a lovely big house for her.

But l don't even have enough money

to build a toilet.

What's so funny?

For someone who's shy,

you talk a lot.

Well, since you told me

so much about yourself,

I thought Id do the same.

You didn't meet my dad in prison,

did you?

So what's my father up to now?

Don't lie to me now, I can tell.

Do you really want to know?

Is that why you wanted us to talk?

To be honest Ive no idea what

his plans are. But he's using me.

Let's make a deal.

- What?

- Give me you finger.

From now on,

promise that you'll tell me

everything my father is doing.

And Ill give you a reward.

Let's see you try alone.

Careful!

Why do you have so many coins?

Well, they're useful.

Can i have them?

Come on, Fred.

''Children in Need''

They'll be of far more use

to those in need.

What's wrong?

All that money!

Let's go.

All right, you maniac!

Where did you bring my daughter?

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Skip Woods

John Skipper "Skip" Woods is an American screenwriter, producer and film director. He is best known for writing the screenplay for Swordfish and the film adaptation of the Hitman video game series. more…

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