Night on Earth Page #2
- R
- Year:
- 1991
- 129 min
- 4,468 Views
still kind of young and all, I gotta
kind of, like, work up to it, you know.
What about
marriage and a family?
Definitely.
Definitely want a family.
Boys though. Lots of boys.
No girls?
Girls are nice too, I think.
But, you know, like, that stuff
- that's all beside the point.
The real problem is to find
a good guy for the father.
Tell me about it.
Well, I'm real particular, you know.
And I'm also patient enough.
I mean, at least I hope I am.
'Cause, you know - I don't know - maybe
you gotta wait a while, you know...
'cause, like, maybe it's not so easy to
find, like, the exact right guy, you know.
Like, the one guy, you know?
No.
- Hell, I don't care what he does.
As long as he loves me right.
With his soul.
You know, takes me for who I am.
I know what you mean.
Like Popeye says, "I am what I am."
Right?
Yes. You certainly are.
Hello? Oh, hi, Marty.
Yes. I talked to him.
Of course I know what he wants.
I've heard it a hundred times.
Oh, Marty. Go ahead. Just tell me again.
Try driving school, you f***ing nimrod!
Marty...
I may be having a brilliant
streak right here in the taxi.
Yes, I'm really in a taxi.
No, I can't tell you right now.
Um...
all I can say is...
I have an idea.
No. That's why I don't
tell you things, Marty.
assure you I'm hysterical.
I'll call you the
minute I know anything.
Good-bye, Mar-
Good-bye, Marty.
All right. This is Beverly
Uh, just turn right on Beverly Court...
then follow the hill up
to Beverly Circle, please.
Got ya.
It's up on the left. 971.
- Want me to take these in the house
for you? - No. Uh, that's okay.
- Just put 'em over there, please.
- No, I got it. It's my job.
No -
Okay, that'll be, um, 33 bucks, please.
Okay. Uh, no. Keep the
- Keep the change.
- Listen
- - Thanks.
Can I ask you something?
little crazy to you, but, uh -
Well, I'm a casting agent.
That means that I go
out and I find people.
You know, for really big movies.
And I've been observing you.
And I - I honestly think
you have something special.
As a matter of fact, I'm casting a part right
- right now that I think you'd be perfect for.
This is a
- a terrific part.
- What, like right now?
- Well, yeah.
I really wouldn't want
to do that, you know.
I mean, I have a job. I really wouldn't
want to lose this job, you know.
I really wouldn't want to f***
things up right now, you know.
You understand, right?
Well...
let's not be hasty.
Um, I'm - I'm - I'm serious
about this, you know.
I just want to be sure you
understand what I'm offering you.
Yeah, but, you know, I'm a cabdriver.
You know, this is what I do.
Like I told you, I'm
gonna be a mechanic.
I don't want to press
you. I really don't. Um -
But I just want to make
sure that I understand.
Are you saying that you -
you just wouldn't be interested
- Nah.
- Hey, you could be a mechanic later.
Everyone wants to be a movie star.
Look, lady. You know, I
like the movies and all.
And -And I see you're
being serious, you know.
But that's not a real
life for me. You know?
I mean, I'm sure there's tons of girls
who wanna be in the movies and all...
and, you know, I -
I'm not saying it right.
It's just that I have everything
planned out for me, you know?
I mean, everything's going
just right for me now.
Well, you can't beat that, can you?
Nope.
But, you know,
I mean, I appreciate it.
- Thanks for the tip.
- You bet.
- Take it easy.
- Sure, mom.
Oh, shut up.
Taxi! Yeah.
Yo, yo, yo, yo, taxi! Sh*t.
Gotta get a taxi, man.
Here we go. Taxi!
Taxi! Yo, man. Right here.
Right here. Whoo! Right.
This is the ticket. Yo, what's up?
Brooklyn.
Brooklyn, man. Yo!
Yo, man! You suck, man!
I got your plate number!
I'm gonna call the T.L.C.I
Come on, man. Somebody pick me up.
Yeah. Come on. Pick me up. What's -
There's a million f***in' cabs out here.
Cash, man.
Yeah. That's the ticket.
This is gonna get me home.
Sh*t. It's gonna get my ass home, man.
I got cash, man!
Taxi. Look. I got the cash right here.
Taxi. Come on, man.
Come on, man!
What -What -
F*** all y'all!
No, you ain't gettin' -You ain't takin'
my cab now. You ain't takin' my cab.
That's right. Just keep
walkin'. Yeah. That's right.
Sh*t. They know you desperate. That's
all it is. What am I, invisible, man?
I don't give a f***. Get me a
taxi. Have my name on it too.
You go to Brooklyn?
Hello. How are you?
I wanna go to Brooklyn.
Uh, come in, sir.
All right.
- You know how to get to Brooklyn?
- "Brookland"?
Uh, better you show me.
Yeah. All right. Look.
Phew. Go straight down Broadway,
and then I'll explain as we go.
Hey, what's up?
What? You new at this? You
- You got - You got it in park.
Hey, man. You gotta put it in drive.
"D."
"D"! "D" is to drive.
- Put the motherf***er in drive!
- Yeah, yeah. "D" is to drive.
So -
Okay.
Hey, what's -What you
doin', man? Hey, what - Hey!
Hey.
- Hey, man. What's wrong with the car? Hey.
- It's automatic.
Hey. No, no, man. It ain't automatic.
Yo. Yo, man. What's wrong with-
Hey, look. What's - What's up, man?
- It's automatic.
- Pull over, man!
Just pull the f*** over! Yeah.
Pull over right here, man.
Sh*t.
What?
Hey, man. I don't think this sh*t's gonna
work out, man. I'm gonna get me another cab.
Oh, no, no. Please. Please.
You are -You are my-
my most best customer.
No, man. Look, you ain't takin' me
to Brooklyn. You can't even drive!
But you want taxi.
I am a taxi. I am here. Taxi.
I know you are a taxi. But
I'm gonna get me another taxi.
But no. No. Uh -
It's important. It's
very, very important to me.
We go.
Man.
Yeah.
All right. All right.
I'll go to Brooklyn, all
right? We will go to Brooklyn.
But you let me drive.
See, I drive and you ride.
I'll pay the fare and all that.
But I drive.
No. No. It's -
- What do you mean, no?
- It's not allowed. Not allowed.
Look. Yeah, it's
allowed. This is New York.
New
- Okay.
Good.
New York. New York.
New York.
Big trouble.
Big trouble.
In big f***ing trouble.
- Do you understand?
- Yeah.
- Do you understand what I
am - what I am saying? - Yeah.
Please drive careful.
Uh, drive
- drive careful.
- Yo, man. I know how to
drive. - No - No accident.
- No accident. Get in.
- No accident.
But don't tell. Don't tell.
- Who am I gonna tell, man? Look- -
- Look, man. Just relax, all right?
- Job. Go.
Just wait a minute, all right? Look at
this. You didn't even turn the meter on.
turn that f***in' meter on.
See, it turns the light off on
top. That means you're occupied.
I am -Yes, I am oc -
occupied. Occupied. Yes. There.
Then you gotta put it in "D." You see?
I - I know that.
Hey, don't be saying nothing
bad, man. I understand that sh*t.
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