Kings Page #4
- R
- Year:
- 2017
- 92 min
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Do you wanna take
some orange juice?
What?
[gunshot]
Man, what the f***!
Latasha died right there.
Man, I swear to God, one day, you're
gonna put a bullet in my heart,
- and while I'll be laying down dying...
- Cheer up, won't happen again.
Now, we four against
killer Soon Ja Du.
her. What do you think, man?
Best thing we do
in any situation.
- Let's do what you wanna do.
Why not?
I don't know.
You let me know when you know.
What kind of sh*t
you all are on?
You don't kill people.
- You don't even talk about it.
- Why not?
Soon Ja Du blew that girl's
brains out.
Right now, she's lazing around
feeding ducks at parks.
Wait, that woman
didn't go to jail?
No, she didn't.
- No sh*t?
- No sh*t.
The judge said jail
would harm her.
We do something, we go
straight to jail.
Hell, they try to put us
under the jail.
- So you in?
- No, she's not.
- Anything interesting is.
- Be serious.
- I am.
Latasha's life had
a meaning.
If you kill someone,
that'll be the worst f*** up.
Yeah, take it easy. We shouldn't
blow anybody's brains out.
- Listen to her.
- But I could blow her shop up for you.
You just give me a bottle, some gas,
a tampon and boom. No more shop.
- No.
- Will you give me a place to stay?
You don't say sh*t like that.
Have you lost
your goddamn mind?
- Will do when nobody's in.
- No!
Or I could still break those men
in half for you.
[kids chattering]
I can't leave it.
[cop car siren wailing]
What's that?
No!
You just wait.
- What's the plan?
- To stay the f*** alive.
We're putting
The plan is to break
everything you can.
My masterplan was to live
at least till the year 2000.
F*** that guy.
That's a very nice thing to tell
Nicole but she hasn't f***ed me yet.
Come on. Get in there.
- What's this?
- Let's do with your cell phone.
- Sh*t, man, give me that. You good?
- Yeah.
Grab that knife.
- I want us out of here.
- Let me do this.
Let me do this!
- Fine.
- William.
Run! Run! Run!
[gun shots firing]
[gun shots firing]
[ominous music playing]
- Take him to the hospital?
- He got shot.
He got shot?
Yes, he did. He got hit.
William's in there
praying for death.
- He got hit.
- Shut the f*** up.
Look, man, William
got grazed by a bullet.
I didn't get him out of earshot.
How you doing?
- Not well.
- Show me.
- Does it hurt?
- Just a little bit.
Now rock your toes
back and forth.
- Better now?
- Just regular.
Bleeding a little.
- You good?
- Come on.
Stop it.
It's gonna hurt.
It was the stupidest plan.
Wasn't even a plan?
Raid a police station?
Idiots!
Man, it's eye for an eye. You
push me, I'mma push you back.
It's death. I'm bleeding to death.
[Williams chuckling]
- Look, Nicole
- Stop it, you're still a baby.
Sh*t, man. It hurts.
F***, this hurts bad.
to a hospital.
I don't need no damn hospital.
All right. Die here.
See if we'll give a sh*t.
[dark music playing]
[woman on TV] The jury is still out on the
case against four Los Angeles police men
charged in the beating
It's the sixth day...
[man on TV] Not only for the
defendants is the suspense unpleasant,
this case unsettled Los Angeles from
its very beginning 13 months ago,
and with the odds for it
quiddles over a hung jury
increasing with every day
of deliberation,
in minority neighborhoods
are urging
their congregation...
[ominous music playing]
- [kids shouting]
- Quiet.
- It's time to come in.
- We're playing.
- [kids shouting]
- [TV news running]
...only to be told
"no verdict."
[man on TV] A lot. We're just
hoping for a good result.
[window banged]
Boys, your dinner
is getting cold.
Can you please come in here
and help me set the table?
We're almost done.
[kids shrieking]
Lady! Hey! Lady!
I'm trying to work. If you
can't get them to shut up,
we're gonna have
an all-out brawl.
Look. You don't start nothing.
There won't be nothing.
Thank you.
[knock at door]
No, no.
- [knock at door]
- Let me handle it.
[knock getting louder]
Hmm. Thought you all wanted
to play.
We're finished.
But I called you in,
three times.
But you all said
you wanted to play.
- Well, now you all can play till the sun comes up.
- No, wait.
[kids] No, wait. Millie, no!
- [kids] Let us in!
- It's just gonna be for a minute.
a lesson.
[kids begging]
Boys?
Boys!
They're hiding.
[woman on TV] Again, the issue
of racism has been introduced.
The prosecutor asked Powell about a
message he had sent to another officer
just before King incident on his
patrol car's computer terminal,
referring to his previous call which
involved a group of African Americans,
Powell typed, "It was right
out of Gorillas in the Mist."
The prosecutor also hammered away at the
meaning behind another computer message
sent by Powell
after King was in custody.
Powell communicating again
with the same officer typed,
"Oops, I haven't beaten anyone
this bad in a long time."
All right. Come on. Come on.
Come on.
This is not that bad.
I mean...
You know, it's not the end
of the world.
When someone shut the door
on you, see if you don't cry.
Sure. Okay. Let's have a look
what's on the television.
Let's see what's on here.
Hmm. Right.
Who's hungry?
Anybody hungry?
What we got? We got
beets, we got carrots
and we got...
The prosecutor pushed...
- Sh*t!
- Let me guess.
Okay. You won't like that.
We don't need that.
Let's get some cartoons here
or something.
Right.
Who wants pizza?
- Yeah, I wrote all of this.
- I already like this one.
There was...
- Purple.
- What?
- Purple.
- Purple?
Cow.
Say it loud
I'm black, I'm proud
Say it loud
I'm black, I'm proud
Say it loud
I'm black, I'm proud
[Obie] Oh, yeah. Oh, yeah!
But all the work I did was
For the other man
And now we demands a chance
To do things for ourselves
[Obie] Give it all.
Say it loud
I'm black, I'm proud
[kids shouting in distance]
[kids and Obie singing]
[kids and Obie singing]
I'm sorry to bother you but...
My kids are here.
Oh, my God.
Oh, God.
I was looking all over for you.
Why did you leave the backyard?
Told you, never leave
the backyard.
We're sorry, Mommy.
What? You're gonna call
Social Services on me?
No.
- [Millie] Hi, baby.
- Hi.
[Millie] Whisper something
sweet in my ears.
- [Obie] Tell me you love it.
- I love it.
- I love it.
- [both laughing]
- Come back to me, baby.
- Millie.
[alarm beeping]
- [Obie] This is a dream.
- What?
What the hell?
- This is just a dream.
- This is not a dream.
- May be.
- You are mine.
- This is just a dream.
- You're mine.
- This is just a dream.
- You...
[alarm beeping]
[switching the alarm off]
Can I have some milk, please?
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