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Synopsis: Bobby is a struggling boxer and bodyguard for his stripper girlfriend. But he hates his work and wants to move up. So he agrees to go to New York City for his boss to help in the delivery for a money laundering scheme. His partner in crime is his best friend Ricky, an obnoxious loudmouth who has seen one too many mafia movies. Bobby tries to keep it cool and get the job done, but Ricky's antics threaten to blow the entire situation.
Genre: Comedy, Crime, Drama
Director(s): Jon Favreau
Production: Artisan Entertainment
  1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
6.4
Metacritic:
62
Rotten Tomatoes:
71%
R
Year:
2001
95 min
£3,673,981
Website
922 Views


MAX:

Because you lost my f***ing carpet

cleaning van and I don't like you.

BOBBY:

I already told you, I parked it for

five minutes and I locked it with

the club --

BOBBY:

(interrupts)

You want us to be wherever you want

us to be, ASAP, no questions asked.

MAX:

Yes. Goodbye.

RICKY:

So, wait, what are we dropping off?

MAX:

Goodbye.

INT. LAX - DAY

One of those cool over cranked tracking shots of the two

guys walking purposefully that means we're really getting

down to business now. A cool song is playing. Ricky and Bobby

each hold a manila envelope.

INT. SECURITY CHECK - LAX - DAY

Bobby lays his envelope on the x-ray conveyor belt. He walks

through the metal detector. He passes the check.

Ricky does the same. The ALARM goes off. Bobby looks

concerned. Ricky pulls a ring of KEYS and drops it in the

tray with a look to Bobby. Bobby looks relieved. Ricky is

dressed to the nines: Dark blazer over a dark sweater. Bobby,

more casual, wears dark slacks, a dark shirt and a gold horn

around his neck.

INT. FIRST CLASS CABIN - UNITED AIRLINES 777 - DAY

They check their boarding stubs and sit in the plush first

class seats in the almost empty cabin.

RICKY:

Holy sh*t. Can you believe this?

BOBBY:

Pretty nice.

RICKY:

See, man. Maxie f***in takes care of

you when you're in. Beats cleaning

carpets.

BOBBY:

What's the movie?

RICKY:

I'll get the girl.

BOBBY:

Nah, don't bother --

Ricky rings the service chime. An attractive young FLIGHT

ATTENDANT arrives. She has a tray of champagne and orange

juice.

FLIGHT ATTENDANT

(turning off the

service light)

Champagne or orange juice?

Ricky takes a champagne. She smiles and walks away. He stops

mid-gulp and rings the bell again. She turns with a smile.

FLIGHT ATTENDANT

(turning off the

service light)

Yes?

RICKY:

Yeah, uh, what's the movie?

FLIGHT ATTENDANT

It's in your copy of Hemispheres. I

believe it's Mickey Blue Eyes.

RICKY:

Ugh...

FLIGHT ATTENDANT

I'll get you the list of videos, if

you don't mind, I'll offer the other

passengers a beverage.

RICKY:

Yeah, sure. How much are they?

FLIGHT ATTENDANT

How much is what?

RICKY:

The videos.

FLIGHT ATTENDANT

You're up front. Everything's free

up here.

She smiles. He smiles. She walks away. He rings the bell

again. She returns with a strained smile.

FLIGHT ATTENDANT

(turning off the

service light)

Yes?

RICKY:

Drinks are free, right?

FLIGHT ATTENDANT

Yes.

(waits)

Would you care for another one?

RICKY:

Yes.

He takes another champagne and she crosses to leave. He calls

after her.

RICKY:

I'll have a Cutty on the rocks.

She smiles and walks away.

RICKY:

You hear that? You can drink as much

as you want up here.

BOBBY:

We're not supposed to get drunk.

We're on call.

RICKY:

Unless we're supposed to whack out

the f***in' pilot, I don't think

we're gonna have to work in the next

five hours.

BOBBY:

I don't want to show up hammered.

We're supposed to be representing

Max.

RICKY:

Oh, I'll represent alright.

He rings the bell.

BOBBY:

Cut that sh*t out.

She returns.

FLIGHT ATTENDANT

Yes.

RICKY:

Where do you live?

FLIGHT ATTENDANT

(strained politeness)

Excuse me.

RICKY:

Where do you live?

FLIGHT ATTENDANT

I operate out of the Chicago O'Hare

hub. Can I help you with anything

else?

RICKY:

Yeah. Me and my boy here are gonna

be in New York overnight. I want you

to pass the word around to the honeys

back in business class that you all

got plans for tonight. I'm talkin' a

California style, Tupac, gangster

pool party back at the hotel. And

make that drink a double.

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Jon Favreau

Jonathan Kolia "Jon" Favreau is an American actor, filmmaker and comedian. As an actor, he is known for roles in films such as Rudy, Swingers, Very Bad Things, The Break-Up, and Chef. more…

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