Hurricane Season Page #5

Synopsis: A year after Hurricane Katrina, Al Collins, a high school basketball coach in Marrero, Louisiana, assembles a team of players who had previously attended five different schools before the disaster and leads them on the path to the state championships.
Genre: Drama, Sport
Director(s): Tim Story
Production: Weinstein Co.
 
IMDB:
6.7
PG-13
Year:
2009
102 min
505 Views


over the summer,

Coach, but...

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Whoa!

What's that?

411

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- [Groaning]

- You forgot how to shoot, son?

412

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25:14,479 -- 00:25:17,073

I haven't forgotten, Coach.

413

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25:17,148 -- 00:25:19,013

Okay, we're gonna

go back to fundamentals.

414

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Put your left hand behind your back.

415

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Put the ball on your fingertips.

416

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25:25,390 -- 00:25:26,687

Oh, not this drill, Coach.

417

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25:26,758 -- 00:25:28,487

We did this a million times

last season.

418

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Son, you can never get

enough of the fundamentals.

419

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25:30,495 -- 00:25:32,224

Coach, you're wasting your time.

420

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If white boy could shoot,

he would've been shooting.

421

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- I got it.

- Look at that.

422

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It's ridiculous.

423

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- It's all right, son.

- Keep working, Randy.

424

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It's terrible. Ridiculous.

425

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I'm gonna have to find

a special drill for you.

426

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What kinda drill I'ma do by myself?

427

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If I remember right,

we've gotta work on your footwork.

428

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Hey, Coach!

Hey.

429

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Christian.

You all right?

430

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Yeah, baby,

I'm great, man.

431

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- JJ.

- Yo, my man.

432

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25:57,389 -- 00:25:59,550

Hey, what's going on?

Christian, man.

433

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- Carl, man.

- All right.

434

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- Where everybody at, yo?

- They'll be coming.

435

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Are you with us, son?

436

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26:06,398 -- 00:26:09,265

Yeah.

437

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I'm glad to see you.

438

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I need somebody to lead this team.

439

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I'ma make you captain.

440

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- Serious?

- Yeah.

441

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Oh, yeah, this is my boy Dave.

442

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Dave, that's Coach Al.

443

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- What's your last name, son?

- Yeah, about that, Coach...

444

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he don't really speak too much,

but he play that D.

445

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- JJ.

- Carl, man.

446

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I know it's crazy out there,

off this court.

447

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But this blacktop right here...

448

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is your sacred ground.

449

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When you're here...

450

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you're safe.

451

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We're gonna be small,

452

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but we're gonna be tough.

453

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I just need you to dig deep.

454

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Deep.

455

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- I know you boys can do it.

- Yes, sir, Coach.

456

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All right. Let's get to work.

457

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Ready. Stay low.

Short chop step.

458

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This a-way.

459

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We're a little shorthanded.

Five players.

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So you'll have to be

twice as good to compete.

461

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That means you'll have

to train twice as hard.

462

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j& Life is hard,

but we gotta keep livin' j&

463

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j& Once upon a time we was chillin' j&

464

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j& Now we dodgin' fallin' ceilings j&

465

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j& After the storm passed j&

466

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j& And I still hear j&

467

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[police radio chatter]

468

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j& Hungry with hunger,

feeling delirious j&

469

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j& And I wonder if the Congress

is hearing this... j&

470

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Excuse me.

Can I get one?

471

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We will have pride in our playing.

472

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Our discipline and cohesiveness

473

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will make us competitive.

474

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I'm sorry.

Would two be all right?

475

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I got a team of boys

I'm coaching.

476

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[Phone ringing]

477

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- Dayna:
Al?

- Hey, Dayna.

478

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So I saw the house yesterday.

479

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28:20,331 -- 00:28:24,631

- How is it?

- Needs a little bit of work.

480

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Just a little work?

481

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Oh, come back and get us.

I'm ready to go.

482

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- Come on.

- I'm gonna come back soon.

483

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I'll be back soon.

484

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- All right?

- Okay.

485

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All right.

486

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j& Begging for change,

and a hope for the future j&

487

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j& Soak up the rain j&

488

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j& And let the spirits start to move you j&

489

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j& Release the pain j&

490

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j& And the stress afflicted to you j&

491

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j& Never dreamt a hurricane

would do it to us... j&

492

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Appreciate it.

493

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j& A vision of a third world

country on first sight j&

494

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j& Can't believe my own folks

called us refugees j&

495

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j& Trying to write us off

like we ain't worthy to be j&

496

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j& The rain comes falling... j&

497

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Daddy!

498

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Hey.

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[Gasps]

Al, why didn't you tell me?

500

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I tried to.

501

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Didn't know how.

502

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My baby's room.

503

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[Crying]

Oh, my grandmother's vanity.

504

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Ohh.

505

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Look at this.

506

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Alana, you're not supposed

to be in here.

507

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Al, just let her see it.

508

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- Put this on.

- We can't save nothing.

509

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Don't touch that.

It's got mold on it.

510

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All right?

511

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[Sobs]

512

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I used to rock you

to sleep in that chair

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