In Country
- R
- Year:
- 1989
- 120 min
- 159 Views
Left, Left, two, three, four.
Left.
Halt!
Left face!
Ground your gear.
Gentlemen you depart today
to fight the forces of Godless communism
You men have been chosen to be the leaders
in the fight that will never be forgotten.
You are chosen. Chosen because you are the best.
Because you are the meanest.
Because you are the hardest, fastest, toughest
sons of b*tches in the world.
And the Viet-Kong is going to learn to respect you
or he's going to die.
You are going to make him die
until he gives you that respect.
The Viet-Kong is never going to forget you.
America is never going to forget you.
God bless you.
I love you.
America loves you.
You are the best.
You are the chosen.
Good luck and go with God.
Where the f*** are we?
Blue Velvet, Blue Velvet this is night cross.
Cold LZ. Request medic.
Coordinates nine, five, six...
Take cover!
Let's get the f*** out of here.
It's going to take courage.
Courage to face the legions of Godless Communism
Wherever they may be.
America used to be God's light on this Earth.
America was the world's good samaritan .
And there was no place on the globe / i
that American couldn't walk tall
proud, respected, and safe.
But along the way
our world has fallen.
and our dreams have vanished.
And we forgot our place in God's plans
for America.
Things need to be changed.
Changed for the better.
And it's up to you,
the youth of America.
I congratulate you on the achievement
of graduation from high school.
May God bless every one of you,
because you are the future of America.
Congratulations to Hopewell High's class of 1989.
Good luck.
and may y'all find your heart's desires.
Sam? Sam!
-Mom, was that wonderful?
-Yes.
Are you proud of me?
God.
Oh my.
Hold on honey.
Let me get a shot of this grown up woman here.
Alright now say cheese.
Calm.
For God's sake,
I hate to say cheese!
Come here pumpkin.
-Larry take her for a minute.
You looked cute as a bug up there.
I'm so proud of you.
Oh, Sam, I wished your Daddy's been here to see you.
.
I think he was Grandma.
I felt his eyes on me.
Grandpa!
You need some fattening up.
You too.
Hi, how are you?
-Congratulations, Lonnie.
Are you going Murray in the fall?
No, no.
My brother's the college boy of the family
.
I'm just glad to be done with high school.
Everyone's going to meet at the lake.
Okay. Come pick me up.
Alright.
Sam, is that the boy that won the game
over Libertyville with all those jump shots?
Uh ha that's Lonnie Malone alright.
That would be Royce Bob Malone's grandson.
That's him.
His mom's a Crittenden.
See y'all at the lake.
Alright okay, I'll come meet you guys there.
Oh you don't want me in there.
Well now Irene declared everybody.
Now nobody's not everybody
without you Mrs. Hughes.
Okay, come on. Donna let's see
George's little face.
Nobody's paying for his back.
I wish you'd come live with us.
I don't like to see you stuck down here with Emmett.
Oh I can't just pickup and walk away.
I put up with Emmett for thirteen years.
I think deserve a little bit of happiness now.
so don't talk to me in that tone.
-Everyone ready?
Come on, Larry.
One... two... everybody say...
... You're too tacky.
Tacky.
Stop! Wait!
We forgot Emmett. Emmett!
Come on Uncle Emmett. Come get your picture took.
This is history.
I'm not ready for history.
You look real good.
Oh she's on me again.
Why does she have to do that?
She ruins everything.
She's your Mom.
She's just doing her job.
You feel smart?
I fee like I could fly! Come on!
Alright, family portrait.
Everybody looking pretty?
One... two... Too late, got ya!
Yeah, come on!
Hey!
Hi Marlene!
Hi.
Hi Belinda!
Hi.
Lonnie says his dad told him
that they're hiring at the tire plant.
F*** the tire plant.
Marlene Good morning.
You know what I want.
F*** the tire plant by all means.
Marlene, jelly donuts and
diet coke please!
Morning Emmett.
Okay, honey.
You let her use that kind of language
around you at home Emmett?
On the HBO.
You let her watch HBO?
Hell, I don't let me wife watch HBO.
You mind if I sit next to you Sam?
I swear I ain't smelled nothing sweet in weeks
.
You can if you show me your tattoo.
Emmett, you dog.
You told her my dark secret.
Why I tell ya.
You come on out to my truck and I'll show ya.
I wonder if anybody ever tattooed his own face
on his chest like a face on a T-shirt?
Why would anybody want do that?
Well so when you get older
people could see how you started out.
That could be a lot to live with.
Emmett, what is your long-legged little niece doing here?
What's her problem?
Morning Earl.
I hear they're hiring at the tire plant Emmett.
F*** the tire plant!!!
Buddy Mangrum ain't coming.
His little girl taken sick again.
Eggs over easy Marlene. Bacon and
lot of coffee hon.
OK.
Her guts are all twisted around on itself.
He blames agent orange.
He blames everything on agent orange.
It wasn't no big deal.
Did you get sprayed with agent orange over there Emmett?
Why? Is there something wrong with Emmett?
Yes. He get's these headaches and he can't sleep.
Look, he got this rash here...
Hey!
Emmett don't be macho and pretend.
Well you know I had a place come up on my leg
all kind of brown and funny.
Kinda like a bruise on a banana.
But then it just went away.
You don't reccon that it ate clear down to my bone do ya?
Nothing gonna hurt you, Pete.
You're like that guy on TV that ate a bicycle.
Oh that was on That's Incredible.
I saw that.
It's didn't hurt him much.
He was going to go up to Canada and eat a helicopter.
If I had a car I'd drive Emmett on down to the VA hospital
and get him checked out.
I got a car I'll sell ya.
Really?
A VW Bug. I'll fix it up real good. 600 bucks.
That's what I've got in it.
I don't know where I can round up that much cash.
Do you want a car?
I'll show you a car.
Look at this man!
Wow! Jeez!
You see that little thing there
that looks like a lady bug?
Uh ha. That's my old Corvette.
My wife sold it while I was gone.
You got that right.
That's my house.
That there's my street. This is the county.
I think this could be the stupidest thing
I ever did in my life.
Nobody can eat a helicopter.
You don't know how to lie.
Hey, man.
Keep it long to the left.
Ride this bucko.
Come on over and take a test drive
and teach me how to lie.
See y'all later.
See ya.
Sam now you come by any time you want.
I got tattoos in places you never even dreamed of.
Is that true what you told me about Pete
chasing his wife with a shotgun?
No, was her chased him.
Why?
Why?
Why does everything always have to have a reason Sam?
Because it does.
Some things don't.
Well things just are.
You can't do nothing about them.
I don't accept that.
Oh, you don't accept that.
No.
I see. What's your plan to deal with gravity?
Do you accept it?
How come all of a sudden
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