K-911 Page #4

Synopsis: Mike Dooley has been teamed up with Jerry Lee, a German Shepherd dog, for nearly ten years, but Jerry Lee isn't as young as he once was, and Dooley's superiors suggest that maybe it's time that Jerry Lee was retired from the force. But there is a stalker who wants Dooley dead. The stalker, disgruntled crime novelist Devon Lane, became obsessed with Dooley's wife after she rejected his book, and he blames Dooley for her death. When Jerry Lee can't keep up with chasing Devon during a shootout, Captain Byers teams Dooley and Jerry Lee with a younger K9 team -- aggressive female detective Welles and her dog Zeus, a young, strong Doberman Pincher. After Dooley futilely investigates a convict he once busted, the dogs get him back on track by sniffing out Devon's storage locker. The room reveals Devon's identity to Dooley, and one of Devon's manuscripts reveals that he intends to make Dooley suffer for his words. When Devon makes a bold move by invading the precinct and taking Welles hostage,
Genre: Action, Comedy, Crime
Director(s): Charles T. Kanganis
Production: Universal Pictures
 
IMDB:
5.7
Rotten Tomatoes:
17%
PG-13
Year:
1999
91 min
290 Views


or performing

any bodily functions

in or about my car.

N umber two:
You always

sit in the back seat.

N umber three:

Never give me any lip.

- [ Growling )

- That's neg otiable.

That's neg otiable.

J ust relax.

Jerry Lee, watch him.

Ticket ! Look at that !

I think she follows

me around.

J ust put it in

the glove compartment.

Dooley !

How many parking tickets

do you have ?

Put 'em in the glove compartment

and shut it.

Do you know how to park a car ?

Shut it !

[ Camera Shutter Clicks ]

U gh, I'm g onna need

a tetanus shot from

just sitting in this car.

[ Engine Starts ]

[ Dooley ]

We're g oing to Harry Stipe's.

We're g oing to arrest him,

and you'll never have

to see me again, all ri ght ?

Fine.

[ Dooley ] Your do g likes

to look through windows ?

He attacks through windows.

[ Dooley ]

Yeah, but can he sing ?

[ Welles ] What ?

Jerry Lee can sing.

[ Chuckling )

Yeah, right.

[ Dooley )

Home, home on the rang e

[ Jerry Lee Howling )

Hear that ? Come on, Jerry Lee.

Where the buffalo--

[ Howling Continues )

[ Welles ]

I'm tellin'ya, he's not

the guy we're lookin'for.

And how would you know that ?

Because he doesn't

fit the profile.

Profile.

[ Clears Throat )

Welles,

this is a profile.

A profile is only g ood

when you're trying

to narrow down suspects.

We need a list

of suspects first.

It's not him.

Okay, then.

Stay in the car.

And you too. You stay.

Jerry Lee ? Let's g o.

[ Growling )

We are not staying

in the car.

- Don't look at me like that.

- Look at you like what ?

Not you.

H im.

I g ot a weapon.

I'll use it.

We are trained K-9 officers.

We don't do ''stay in the car.''

Why don't you...

and your little puppy

g o in through the back ?

He's not a puppy.

And why do we have to g o in

the back ? Why don't you ?

We don't do back doors.

Come on !

[ Barking ]

[ Muttering In Dutch ]

[ Shouts In Dutch ]

Wow.

Look at this.

You know, I hear

they're converting this

to condos ?

If we take some out

of your money market fund,

we can buy one of these

and use it as a rental.

I hear conversions

can be a great investment.

Condos and--Jesus !

[ Jerry Lee Barks ]

I mean, Jesus,

I'm glad you're here.

Watch our backs, please.

[ C ouple Yelling ]

All right, Jerry Lee.

Time to g o to work.

Wait up.

Come on.

[ Yelling C ontinues

In Forei gn Languag e ]

[ Softly )

Jerry Lee.

This is Harry Stipe's.

Remember ? Come here.

[ Whispers )

Sit down.

[ Whining ]

Where is she now ?

We should have went around back.

[ Barking ]

[ Man Groaning ]

What's the matter, Harry ?

I hit ya ?

[ Harry ]

You son of a b*tch !

You ruined my best pants, man !

Ooh, you g ot

a potty-mouth there, buddy !

You kiss your mom

with that mouth ?

Throw out the shotgun,

and any other weapons.

And don't forg et any.

[ Thumping ]

I g ot Jerry Lee

here with me.

You know what he'll do

if he finds them !

[ Thumping, Crashing ]

Hey, listen, man.

You just keep that dog

away from me, all right ?

I don't want to deal

with Jerry Lee again, man.

You know, last time we met,

it wasn't a g ood thing.

Jesus, Harry.

- What, are you planning

to g o back to night school ?

- I need a little protection.

You know what

I'm saying, man ?

Is that everything ?

[ Jerry Lee Growling ]

Yeah.

- Okay, Jerry Lee.

- [ Barking Fiercely )

- Oh ! Oh ! Hey, man, you g et

that dog away from me, man.

- Back it up, Harry.

Easy, Jerry Lee.

Easy. Check it out.

Back up, Harry.

Hold it ri ght there.

[ Stipe ]

Easy, do ggie. Calm down.

Shh !

So, where you been

lately, Harry ?

Shootin' at armored cars ?

Makin' midnight calls ?

[ Welles ] Z eus !

- What ?

- Step away

from the window, Harry.

- H uh ?

- The window, Harry.

Step away.

All right, man.

- [ Shrieking )

- [ Whimpering )

- So, where were you yesterday ?

- What do you mean, man ?

I was right here.

- Don't lie to me, Harry.

- I'm not lyin' to you, man.

Look, you see this ?

It's not a social beeper.

It's a house arrest bracelet.

It's like a LoJack on my leg.

It g oes off,

everybody's here.

Cops, SWAT team,

my parole officer, everybody !

A-All ri ght, okay.

Let me see your parole papers.

I'm really happy you're here,

man, I g otta tell you.

And you too.

They're out there

and they want to kill me.

They want to kill me.

Here you g o, give it to him.

[ Shudders )

Ooh ! Hey, easy.

- Thank you, Jerry.

- Hey, man, you know what ?

- I want to thank you

for putting my brother in.

- Where'd you g et the gun ?

Oh !

They were here

when I moved in !

Oh, really ? I didn't see

the sign when I came in:

'' Free cable and ammo.''

- Oh, yeah. There's a sign.

-Jerry Lee ?

Fat Tommy, man.

Fat Tommy g ot 'em for me.

I thought you couldn't

leave the place.

He delivers.

So, if he didn't

make it in 30 minutes,

you g et free ammo ?

Hey, you know,

I didn't think about that.

- Fat Tommy g et

military weapons too ?

- Oh, yeah. M ilitary stuff.

He's g ot everything, man.

He's g ot a big-time supplier.

- Who ?

- I don't know.

- Police, freeze !

- Aah !

I heard gunshots !

Wait. Where's my dog ?

- Dog ? What dog ?

- [ Whining )

[ ''Pretty Woman '']

Great instincts, Dooley.

So, what now, big guy ?

[ Dooley ]

You know, after battle,

do gs and men like a treat.

Jerry Lee was g ood,

so he g ets a treat !

Walkin'down the street

Pretty woman

The kind I like to meet

Where's he g oin' ?

U h, he knows

it's treat time.

I don't believe you

You're not the truth

No one could look

as g ood as you

- Mercy

- I can't believe you're g oing

to feed your dog this.

Surest way to kill him

is with this garbag e.

He should be eating nothing

but senior maintenance.

You know what ? I tried that

senior maintenance. I liked it.

I mean, with a beer.

- [ Whimpering )

- Pretty woman

I don't have any money.

I forg ot my wallet

at the station.

You g ot $ 30 on you ?

Figures. Yes.

- And you're lonely

just like me

- [ Whining )

[ Imitates Growl ]

[ Z eus Barking ]

Hey !

What's with your dog ?

What ? He's fine.

- I don't think he likes me.

- [ Barking )

What ? What's

with this guy ?

He has to g o to the rest room.

Oh.

Oh, to be a dog.

Ex cuse us.

Pretty woman

give your smile to me

No, no.

He wants some privacy.

Do you mind ?

The dog ?

The dog.

Thank you.

I like it

myself sometimes.

- Pretty woman, look my way

- Excuse me ? Excuse me.

Have you seen

a white poodle ?

White ?

Mm-hmm.

[ I nhales Deeply )

No. Mm-mm.

I'll treat you ri ght

H urry up !

- [ Jerry Lee Whining ]

- Where's your dog ?

-Jerry Lee ? Jerry Lee !

- [ Panting ]

- Be mine toni ght

- Hey, what languag e is it

that you speak to that dog ?

Dutch.

He was trained

in the Netherlands.

Oh, the Netherlands !

'Scuse me !

Jerry Lee

was trained in Oxnard.

You know, the best K-9 do gs

come from Oxnard.

I could learn so much

from you, Dooley.

God, I hate it

when people don't pick up

after their dogs !

Breed their dogs

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