Last Rampage: The Escape of Gary Tison Page #4

Synopsis: The true story of the infamous prison break, of Gary Tison and Randy Greenwalt, from the Arizona State prison in Florence, AZ, in the summer of 1978.
Genre: Crime, Drama, Mystery
Director(s): Dwight H. Little
Production: Epic Pictures Releasing
 
IMDB:
5.6
Metacritic:
49
Rotten Tomatoes:
56%
R
Year:
2017
93 min
133 Views


Just leave us some water,

and we'll stay here.

Do I look like

I am going to hurt anybody?

No.

No, you don't.

Okay, then.

Now get in the backseat

with your kin.

- Let's go.

- It's okay.

Donnie, you're gonna drive.

Ray, you sit in the front seat.

You cover him.

Rick, you come with us,

we're gonna take this car back

to the dirt road and turn right,

and we'll switch

the cars there. Let's go.

All right, outside,

get on over there.

- Come on, get down.

- Donnie.

You cover them.

I want you to go in there

and get their money,

their guns,

their ids, all that stuff.

Let's go.

Move like you

got the holy ghost, not

like you had a church picnic.

All right, come on.

Get all that sh*t in the car.

We ain't got all f***ing night.

You ever used one of those, kid?

Yeah, I was in the service.

That ain't what I asked you.

Can you shut that little

f***er up, please?

Listen, mister, we don't know

who you are and we don't care.

- Okay?

- Mommy's here.

What the hell is he doing?

Ain't easy to kill a Chrysler.

Is that Maverick ready to roll?

Yeah, she's ready.

Donnie, load them up in there.

Hey, mister, listen. We'll

do whatever you want. Okay?

Just please don't hurt

my family.

Nobody is hurting nobody,

all right? Just relax.

Hey, dad, can I

talk to you for a sec?

We're about to greet

the dawn, Donnie.

Yeah, I know that.

But I need to know what you're

planning on doing with this family.

Go on.

Get me a jug of water.

Yes, sir.

No, no, no, over here.

Come here.

Get on over there

with your brothers.

Go stand over there.

Go.

What's he saying?

Don't ask.

It's gonna be all right.

Me neither.

Dad, don't.

Well, that's that, then.

Ray, you're driving.

What are you doing up?

Well, I couldn't sleep. You

should go back to bed, honey.

You want me to make

you some fresh coffee?

No, I just made some.

Hey, you go and get some sleep.

You wanna talk about it?

You know you can always

talk to me.

Yes, I know that.

A man who runs,

eventually finds he's got

no place to go.

You're gonna get him, John.

We're moving.

That's what counts.

Amen to that.

You all can either sit

back there and mope,

or you can go through their

things and pull out the cash,

we're gonna need it.

Hey, dad.

Look at this.

Tyson. Just like us.

But she spells it with a "y".

You think maybe she's kin?

Joe is the only son of a b*tch

in this family that uses a "y".

He changed it because he

thought he was better than us.

You didn't have to kill them.

Do what now?

Like you said, we're moving

is what counts, right?

You didn't have to kill them.

You wanna lay blame on that,

you blame Joe.

He's the one that got us

a goddamn Chrysler

without a goddamn spare.

They were witnesses.

They could've ID'd us.

The baby is gonna f***ing ID us?

Look, your dad did that

little bastard a favor.

You wanna grow up

without a mom and dad?

Yeah, I'd want to grow up

actually, you son of a b*tch.

You know what, why don't you just

come over here and say that?

F*** you, Randy.

Hey, shut your mouths

and hand me the cash.

Don't ever talk about

that baby again.

Hi, Joe.

Hot damn.

I was gonna call you.

Yeah, I bet you were.

I'm telling you,

that bastard hates me,

and I ain't been hiding

or hear of him.

Is that so?

Swear to god, first I knew of

this was seeing it on the TV.

Gary don't talk to me.

You know how he is.

Well, maybe you can help me find

out who he's been talking to.

Now, holler if a name

rings a bell.

- Look, Cooper, I don't know sh*t about that, all right?

- Hey, Joe.

Now you want parole

violation away

from a semester at the college.

Now you wanna help me,

or I can see that you get

some more time to work

on your degree.

He ever mentioned Greenawalt

to you?

No. Like I said,

we don't talk.

Have a look.

Oh, I come and see him with

Dorothy and the boys and this

court appointed lawyer

when he had one.

If he's out there much longer

without getting caught,

he's gonna let bygones be

and pick up the phone.

When he does,

you better call me.

Here.

Know this Simmons women?

Greenawalt's have

but one visitor.

Maybe she can

tell you something.

Lady's name is Carolyn Simmons.

Copy that, on the way.

Walk a dock.

That'll work for now.

Sorry you boys had

to see that. That's...

Never should've happened.

I didn't intend for that.

The whole thing,

he gets an idea,

you gotta let him finish

or you'll not hear the end.

I promise you.

We're going to shake Randy

once we get to Mexico.

All right?

- I'll get more paint.

- No.

We ain't got no time. We're

going to get us a better ride.

Every cop in the state is coming

to look for this piece of sh*t.

Are you done wiping your ass?

You're in a batters box house.

What? What did I do?

Well, it's not what you did,

it's what you're gonna do.

You're gonna take Donnie

and Ricky and go into town

see that lady friend of yours,

and get us that truck.

- All right?

- -Yeah.

Let's go get a truck.

Right here.

Stop right here.

Now, hold up.

Which one's hers?

It's that one there, I think.

Since she ain't home,

how are we gonna get the keys?

Life's full of lessons,

ain't it, kid?

Come on out and get

some teaching, boy.

Wait, where are you going?

No, you sit there.

Ricky is going to school today.

It's okay, Donnie.

Come on.

All right. Ready to learn

something?

Valuable lessons

to be learned, kid.

You can have anything

you want in this world...

As long as you know

how to steal it.

Abra... cadabra.

All right?

This next little magic trick

I learned in truck stops.

There we go.

Pop that.

Open sesame.

After you, son.

Open the other side for me,

will you?

Thank you, sir.

You ready to learn some sh*t

they're never gonna teach you

- in school?

- Yeah.

No. Yes, sir.

Treat me with the same respect you

treat your old daddy, all right?

Yes, sir.

Good man. Now hold that up.

Now the thing is,

with these key holes,

you can treat them nice

and kind and tell them lies

and feed them candy

and all that sh*t.

But sometimes it's just

not gonna cut it.

Sometimes, like now,

it's just gonna

be a stubborn old thing.

Sh*t.

Like your brother over there.

Sitting in the car.

Watching us like a hawk.

Hey, Donnie.

Stubborn old thing.

Anyway,

trick to breaking

a bad pony here is,

I am telling you, he's not

gonna give you what you want.

Then you just have to...

- Ram it home.

Bingo.

Dammit.

- Carolyn Simmons?

- Who's asking?

Arizona state police.

- I am Carolyn.

- Yeah? You know this guy?

What did Randy do?

- You've seen him?

- A couple of weeks ago up at the prison.

- Nonsense.

- If you got nothing else, mister,

I got my papers to deliver.

It's lieutenant, ma'am.

You mind if I take

a look around?

Password.

That's a good one.

You deliver these papers

without reading them?

You've seen his face

on the front page, huh?

Just dear Abby

and the horoscopes.

What's your relationship

with Greenawalt?

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