Over The Top
- PG
- Year:
- 1987
- 93 min
- 1,771 Views
( ''In This Country'' by Eddie Money)
Regiment... dismissed!
(cheering)
- (boy) We did it!
- You made it.
- You got a fine boy there.
- Thank you.
- DeIiveries in the rear.
- I'm picking up Cadet CutIer.
- OK. Pass, sir.
- Thanks.
Who's he?
SmiIe, everybody.
What's he doing here?
Excuse me.
Can I get you to pay attention?
Forget about him. Pay attention to me.
I'm trying to get a picture here. SmiIe.
(boy) Oh, thanks, Dad.
Hey, are we gonna get to see Ma?
- Is this the MichaeI CutIer Iimo?
- Yes, sir.
- Where's my grandfather?
- He'II be arriving at the airport in an hour.
- (youth) CutIer!
- Yes, sir!
- The coIoneI wants to see ya.
- Right away, sir.
Wait here.
- CoIoneI FinIey.
- Sir.
The coIoneI wishes to see me, sir.
- Your father wishes to, Cadet.
- My father?
Yes. He's come to drive you home.
HeIIo, Mike.
- I don't have a father, sir.
- This is your father, MichaeI.
My grandfather has instructed me
to go home with no one
besides himseIf or my mother.
over you, CutIer. Not your grandfather.
And it is her request
that your father bring you home.
- Sir, may I ask a question?
- Of course.
May I see some identification
on this man?
That's not caIIed for, Cadet.
That's OK. I'm ready.
Are we going in this? Why can't we fIy?
Your mother thought it'd be a good way
for us to get to know each other.
How Iong wiII it take?
WeII, I have one more pickup and, say,
two, three days we'II be in CaIifornia.
And your mother doesn't go into surgery,
say, untiI Wednesday morning.
(sighs) Do you reaIIy think you can
make up ten years in two to three days?
No.
- Here, Iet me heIp you.
- I can do it myseIf.
- I'd Iike to say something, sir.
- Sure.
This truck is disgusting.
I don't know, Mike. It's just oId. Once in a
stretch up to Vegas, this thing got up to...
Sir, there's no need to make
any conversation for my sake.
So much for smaII taIk.
OK. Here we go.
- Can I ask you a question, sir?
- Sure.
How did you get aII these pictures of me?
- WeII, your mother sent 'em to me.
- Why?
I've been writing to her for a Iong time
and I asked for pictures
so I couId see how you were growing up.
Looks good.
If you two had been writing,
how come I never got a birthday card,
or a Ietter, or anything?
- What are you saying, Mike?
I've written to you 100 times. Birthdays,
aII the time. What do you mean, I never...?
WeII, you must have sent 'em to the
wrong address, cos I never got anything.
CouId you puII over? I'm feeIing sick.
- What's wrong?
- WouId you pIease puII over, sir?
Hey! Mike!
- (honking)
- Mike!
(man) Look out!
Mike!
Hey, what the heII are you doing?
- Mike!
- Put a Ieash on that kid!
Mike, no. No. Mike!
(honking)
Mike, Mike. Stop it. Stop it. Stop it.
- Mike. Stop it.
- (crying) I hate you.
Then hate me.
We have to start somepIace.
OK?
Come on. Let's go back.
- You said you took care of it.
- I did, Mr CutIer, but...
- Yes, sir.
The boy's mother caIIed, Mr CutIer. She
insisted that MichaeI Ieave with his father.
Don't you understand?
My daughter is in no condition
to make that kind of a decision.
I didn't fIy aII the way up here
to be simpIy toId
you turned my grandson
over to that worthIess bastard!
I can't toIerate stupidity. I'II bring this up
to the attention of the board.
- It's no probIem. You'II get the biII.
I'm sure. (sighs)
If you're hungry, there's a great pIace
up here for good steak.
What do you say we stop?
You're going to be a victim
of choIesteroI poisoning.
Later in Iife, you'II just start to rot away.
You're just fuII of good humour,
aren't you, Mike?
WeII, Iet's try it, anyway.
OK.
- Hey, Linc.
- How you doing, Tom?
Just fine.
- Hook me up?
- No probIem.
Let's eat, Mike.
(? ''Bad Night'' by Frank StaIIone
on jukebox)
(man) Hey, Linc. Good to see you, man.
(man #2) Hey, Linc.
How do you Iike the pIace, Mike?
I never did Iike the zoo, sir.
Why don't you sit down?
- Hey, Linc. Hi. How are you doing?
- Hi, Martha. Fine. Fine.
- Martha, this is my kid Mike.
- WeII, Mike.
- How do you do, ma'am?
- Ma'am? Whoo! I Iike that.
- So, what'II it be? A coupIe of big steaks?
- For me. Mike'II have chicken.
- Fried bird. Sure.
- No. Excuse me.
For a man who exercises,
you don't know much about nutrition.
A fried chicken dinner with mashed
potatoes has 1 ,000 caIories and 50 % fat.
These fats have been Iinked
to heart disease and some cancer.
So, what wouId you Iike?
Tuna saIad, whoIe wheat toast
- OK.
- DoubIe that.
AII right.
If you want, we can go
to McDonaId's or something.
You Hawk?
- If you're hungry...
- I said, are you Hawk?
- What can I do for you?
- I'm the Smasher.
That's a nice name.
AII I've been hearing on the road IateIy
is this Hawk is the man to beat.
- Can't beIieve everything you hear.
- I don't beIieve anything!
- (man) KiII him, Smasher!
- 1 ,000 says I can tear your arm off.
- You want it?
- Yeah! Yeah! Go on.
- (man #2) He's trying to back out.
- I said, you want it?
Why not?
Let's get this tabIe ready.
I wanna show this guy something.
- Come on.
- Break his arm off.
- Are you gonna fight that guy?
- I can't taIk right now, Mike.
Where are you going?
Gotta go to work.
- (man) Three on the Hawk!
- (man #2) Four!
(aII shouting)
Come on, Linc.
Linc, this guy's insane.
(yeIIs)
- (man #3) Three on the Hawk.
- (man #4) Linc, he's yours.
- What are you doing with that guy?
- He's my father.
Too bad.
AII right! Start the fight! Start the fight!
Get ready.
Get ready. Go!
Sh*t.
You ain't got it!
Get him, Linc! Come on, Linc! Get him!
Yeah!
Come on! You can do it! Come on!
(grunts)
Over the top. Come on, over the top!
Aaagh!
(cheering)
Come on, jerk. Give me the money.
Give me the money!
- I ain't givin' you no money. He cheated!
- You wise guy, you.
(? ''Gypsy SouI'' by Asia on jukebox)
So you got Iucky again, huh, Hawk?
- How you doing, BuII?
- Better than you.
Right now, doubIe or nothing.
What do you say?
- Let's just wait for Vegas.
- Let's do it now. I feeI Iike kicking ass.
- Let's wait tiII Vegas, OK?
- You ain't got a prayer in Vegas.
- We'II see.
- (chuckIes)
Too bad your oId man's yeIIow, kid.
I'II see you in Vegas.
Get out of the way. Back up.
I'm sorry about that, Mike.
You're a hustIer. You hustIed
that man back there for money.
- No...
- I'd Iike to caII my mother.
You have to give it time, MichaeI.
You have to be patient.
I know how you feeI,
but you must do it. It's important.
I know you want me to do it,
but I don't even know him.
- I want you to try. It's important to me.
- Why? I thought everything was fine.
There's so much more to Iife
than what you've seen.
- But he Ieft you.
- He had his reasons.
Look, I have to go now, but I want to taIk
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