Lottery Ticket Page #6

Synopsis: Kevin Carson is a young man living in the projects who has to survive a three-day weekend after his opportunistic neighbors find out he's holding a winning lottery ticket worth $370 million.
Genre: Comedy
Director(s): Erik White
Production: Warner Bros. Pictures
 
IMDB:
5.0
Metacritic:
50
Rotten Tomatoes:
35%
PG-13
Year:
2010
99 min
$24,708,699
Website
3,507 Views


What, you 10 and a half?

-Ten and a half.

-And.... Oh, yeah.

-l'm taking them home with me too.

Seriously?

Oh, l'm dead serious.

Yeah, right, Kevin.

How you gonna afford that?

You rob a bank?

-Benny.

-Look, Doug, that's the boss.

You disrespect him, you disrespect me.

Now get us some shoes...

...b*tch.

Make it rain!

-Let's go.

Let's do it. Shopping on me.

-All right, dog.

Hey, don't be a stranger.

Thanks, guys. Thank you very much.

Come on back anytime.

Let me up in this thing, man.

Hey, Nikki.

-That's what l'm talking about.

-Ha, ha.

Oh. Heh, heh. Come on in.

-Everything okay?

-You know it.

Well, how about you help me out

with this menu?

Sure.

Because l don't understand nothing

that's on here.

Well, it's all pretty good.

Their chicken piccata is fantastic,

though.

-Maybe you should try that.

-You ate here before?

LeBron brought me here a few times.

-''LeBron''?

-Mm-hm.

Le - LeBron James?

lt was months ago, Kevin.

Damn. You just be doing it big, huh?

What? What you gonna tell me next,

Jay-l brought you here too?

Please don't go there.

Jay and l don't speak anymore.

-Here. He can't pay for that.

-Heh.

-How you doing?

-Hi.

-l'm Benny. Nice to meet you. Pleasure.

-Yeah.

Hey, hey, hey. Let me get some water.

That's good. Mm-hm.

Mm-mm-mm.

You just stand here

till l tell you l'm thirsty.

Mm.

Let's get some lemon for that.

Are you crazy?

l like crazy girls, but not like stalker.

l need a girl l can take to

church and strip clubs.

-Hand me that silverware.

-The silverware?

Nigga, are you serious?

-Hey, this is phat, baby.

We can't be doing this.

-We should go.

-You blowing up the spot.

Just take the sh*t

and put it in your purse.

Chicken. l'm just gonna try

the piccotto chicken

Piccata.

-l'm gonna have some of that. Um....

-Right.

Good choice, though.

That's what Bill always gets.

''Bill''?

Bill who? Clinton?

Heh, heh. No, Kevin. Cosby.

Thank you. Lemon in the water, please.

Oh, and l dropped my napkin.

Watch cartoons,

Saturday morning cartoons.

-Can l have some of this?

-Yeah, of course.

Heh.

Seventy-five dollars for this? Wow.

What were you expecting,

some big old ghetto burger?

-Well

-Just try it, Kevin.

l just thought it'd be

a big piece of chicken.

See? Good, right?

lt is good. It ain't bad.

It's all right.

Well, if you think that's tender...

...warm and juicy....

Damn.

Just relax and let me do all the work.

Oh, damn.

This condom here.

Put this on.

Get it out.

You just feisty.

Let me help you. Here we go.

Violent.

Wait, wait, wait.

Let me put the condom on.

-Yeah, let me

-You don't need that, baby.

Wait, we can't - We can't

Look, it's just l don't think we should do it.

l'm not ready to be a father yet.

You say it like it's the worst thing

in the world.

What, you think you're too good

to give me a baby?

No, it's not that - Oh!

lt's just, we just young!

Look, what if you get pregnant

or something?

We should use it because

that way we won't have babies.

We don't need babies.

lt's just a lot. It's a lot.

Tsh.

-What?

Goddamn it, Kevin.

Soon as y'all get that little money...

...all l ever hear is,

''Condom, condom, condom.''

Every hoodrat in this project gets to be

a baby mama for some baller except me?

ls that why you called me up here?

So l can get you pregnant?

Sorry to bust your bubble, sweetie,

but a b*tch gotta get paid.

And this - Over here, Kevin.

- right here, is my lottery ticket.

You can let yourself out.

Hey, youngster.

Come here for a minute.

l wanna talk to you about something.

-Well, can it wait?

-No.

Not if you care about that lottery ticket

that's in your wallet.

Might as well come all the way in.

You done come this far.

Don't you worry about that lotto ticket.

lf l wanted it...

...l'd have hit you

with a four-punch combination.

You'd have never seen it coming.

Come on in, man. Stop looking scared.

l won't bite you.

First l wanna see what you got.

What you got? Come on.

Why you fighting me?

-Let's go. What you got?

-Can you protect yourself at all times?

-Yes.

-At all times?

-Yes.

Well, do it!

Come on in, man.

l'm just playing with you. Damn.

Come on in, man.

Why you looking all scared? Huh?

lt's your ugly friend Benny the one

think l'm a serial killer. Right?

How you know about my ticket?

Oh, man, l hear everything

that go on around here.

lf l asleep on this couch or taking a dump,

then l don't hear too much.

But you don't go outside.

l don't need to go outside.

You see that vent right there?

With this vent l can hear everything

going on with y'all right here.

l listen for hours.

l just pull this right here.

- you had a helicopter,

where you gonna park that thing at?

Man, l'll park it on the roof.

Why is you all in my helicopter here?

-Y'all gonna be like my peasants around here.

What?

You gonna go get my Now and Laters.

l'm the baller.

-You want some red Kool-Aid?

-Yeah.

So...

...why not go outside?

l don't need to go outside.

Go out for what?

Ain't nothing around here

but drug dealers shooting each other.

-Y'all can have it. Here you go.

-Thanks.

What's up with the gloves?

You used to box or something?

''Used to''?

Still got a little something.

Man, you box anybody l know?

-You ever heard of Muhammad Ali?

-Have l?

Larry Holmes.

Earnie Shavers. Ken Norton.

Ronnie Lyle.

l even knocked out, uh

What's that boy's name? Leon Spinks.

l'm the one knocked them teeth out.

What, you think l'm lying?

Look, man, l was they sparring partner.

They used to give me $300 a round

to spar.

That was big money back then.

l never got my shot, you know?

l never got a real fight.

But hey, l'm here.

So why they call you Thump?

Is it because you hit hard?

They call me Thump

because l hit the canvas hard.

But l always got back up.

Damn.

You wasn't that good, huh?

l didn't ever say l was.

You know? l just love boxing.

As a little kid, l just wanted to be a boxer,

so l gave it a shot.

Weren't you nervous

that you would fail?

Of course.

But that ain't why you don't try.

What if l was one of the greats? Hm?

What if it was all about me?

l wouldn't know if l didn't try.

l know l could've looked good

on that poster too.

Heh.

Oh, man....

Look, man, l wish l could stay longer,

but l gotta get going, you know?

Hey, wait. Hey, hey.

Them is some interesting shoes

you got right there on your feet.

Man, what the hell are those?

l like them.

-Like them, huh?

-Yes.

Hey, look, when l first got a little money,

it wasn't 300 million...

...but l got a little jewelry,

you know what l mean?

l was sharp. l had my leather piece,

l had my Cadillac...

...l had some girls out front.

l had everything a man could want.

Yeah, everything.

Man. What happened to it?

l got robbed,

right out here on this stoop.

They shot me in my ass...

...ended my whole career just like that.

What can you do, man?

You step on a tent and it bent,

and that's the way it went.

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