Ozark Sharks Page #3
- TV-14
- Year:
- 2016
- 88 min
- 146 Views
Hello?
Help me! Help me!
Where are you?
Keep yelling
so I can find you!
Help me! Help!
Over here!
Hello? Where are you?
- Hello?
- Help me!
You all right?
Not really. I'm stuck.
It's all right.
I'm coming to get you.
Wait.
You can't cross--
It's fine.
I know about the sharks.
It's okay.
No, but you can just--
It's fine.
It's not that far.
I'm going to come,
all right?
I know. Just wait.
I'm coming.
- You okay?
- Yeah.
All right.
Here I come.
Aah!
Smooth.
That was the practice run.
I'm coming back out for you.
You might want to
actually use the canoe.
- Oh.
- Yeah.
Right. Okay.
- Whoa.
- Jones:
Ozark code.That which nature
does not provide,
you devise.
- Yes.
- Manners, boy.
I like to call this
my paddle prod.
2,500 volts
of pure punishment
guaranteed to make
your target reconsider.
How does it work?
Little switch on the side.
( electricity crackles )
Guaranteed to
light up any room.
Should we be using
that near water?
Aim high.
Whoa!
When would you ever
even need this?
You need it now.
Yeah, okay.
I guess.
There you go.
Now put it down.
This one is
particularly delicious.
Nasty piece of business,
but I think
we can get it
to work on sharks.
I don't know.
It says bear on it.
I don't think so.
Ah.
Happy?
You know, no.
I'm not very happy.
- Whoa.
- Eh?
What's under that tarp?
Boy, you better pray you
never need to find out.
Now, for our main attraction.
( powering up )
- Big Betty.
- Whoa!
Giant air cannon constructed
of piping and canisters.
Curtis:
That's awesome.
What does it shoot?
The question is
what doesn't it shoot?
Doesn't really
answer my question.
Just about anything
you can put in it.
- Awesome. I call that.
- No.
- Come on. Please?
- No.
You need
to learn to share.
I want something.
Pick me out something.
Here you go, son.
Now, when that shark
swallows you,
just pull that little pin.
Dude, do not throw
a grenade, man!
You're insane.
I'm not going to get
swallowed by a shark.
This one's for you.
Watch the recoil on that.
I don't shoot guns.
Time you learned, precious.
Bullets will barely
even hurt those things.
A whole bunch
of them might.
Dude!
You gave her a gun?
I want a gun.
Give me a gun.
Look at all those
guns on the wall.
Give me--
give me something.
Will you please
just give me something
that I don't have to be
swallowed to use?
No.
No way.
We're taking
the harpoon cannon truck?
- Yes.
- Yes!
- Can I drive?
- No.
I gotcha.
There's barely
enough room for us
with all these weapons.
In the grand
scheme of things,
they take priority.
- Let's go find your parents.
- Let's do it. Aw!
- Get in!
- Can I ride in the back?
- Yes.
- Yes!
Mom:
You saw them?
- Yeah, I mean--
- Were you spying?
No, I wasn't spying,
but it's kind of
weird seeing--
Spy Dad.
I don't remember
packing this.
You didn't. Harrison did.
Did you leave him any?
No, I did not.
Oh, our son
has questionable taste.
- So does our daughter.
- Curtis is harmless.
All I'm saying,
is I preferred him
as Harrison's unemployed,
irresponsible friend,
as opposed
to my unemployed,
irresponsible,
future son-in-law.
It's her first
real relationship.
Yeah, I mean,
they're young.
She'll outgrow him--
I hope.
Don't worry.
You're going to have
plenty of new boyfriends
to irrationally hate.
- Just a little bit longer.
Maybe me and you could
rock the boat a little.
( thud )
- What was that?
- I don't know
what that was.
- ( thud )
- Oh!
Honey?
It can't be.
Row! Diane! Row!
To the shore!
No!
No, no!
Rick, don't!
I got it.
I can almost--
- Don't!
- I got it!
This isn't the way
to the cabin.
I think I know my way
around these woods
better than you do, missy.
I'm going the back way
around the lake.
It's quicker.
Hey, what's up, guys?
Get in the back, son!
Mom:
Your shirt.
Tight!
Make it tight and elevate.
- It got my ring!
- Okay, hold on! Hold on.
Um...
Pull it back.
You got it!
Nice shot!
Okay.
Hey, you ever shoot
the harpoon cannon
while you're driving?
while driving.
- No, you're not.
- A flare.
Flare. Right there.
Over there.
All right. All right.
I got it. I'm on it.
What's your name?
Dawn.
I'm Harrison.
How did you get
stuck out there?
I was out on the water
with some friends,
And they just
left you out there?
No.
- Oh.
- Yeah.
It got my Grandma, too.
Sorry.
Oh!
Oh, no!
Where is this going?
I don't know.
Let's just go!
No, I mean,
where does this lead?
To the lake. Oh, my God.
There's, like,
this huge firework
celebration tonight.
Half the town's going
to be on the water.
We have--
we have to warn them.
My phone's at
the bottom of the river.
Do you have--
No, I left it in
my friend's truck.
There's never any
service out there.
Damn.
All right. Hop in.
- Are you crazy, dude?
- My parents are in the water.
I'm not going to
let this thing
get the drop on them.
We got to go.
We'll stay close
to the shore,
and we'll keep it
in our sights.
I don't think
you understand.
There are sharks, plural!
Wait, are you sure?
Yeah, I've been
watching them
swim in and out all day.
How many?
I don't know. Five or six.
What does it matter?
Okay, we'll just stay close,
and if we have to bail,
we have to bail.
We'll keep it in our sights.
This is a horrible idea.
Yeah. The worst.
Are you coming?
No. No!
Suit yourself.
Wait, you can't
just leave me here.
I'm going this way.
If you want to come,
you come.
If you want to stay,
that's your choice.
All right, all right.
I'm coming.
Welcome aboard.
This is crazy.
Oh, God.
Take this.
Do you know
what you're doing?
I've done it.
Come on, now.
You can do it.
You're doing great.
We're almost there!
Keep rowing.
You're doing good.
Come on, Diane!
Rick!
Focus on the shore.
You're doing great!
Focus! Focus!
Keep going!
You're doing great!
We're almost there.
Focus on the shore!
Row, baby!
Come on, row!
You got it!
You got it!
You got it!
You got the shark!
Mom, are you okay?
I'm fine. Your father--
Curtis:
That's a lot of blood.
Dad, what happened?
I'm okay.
Really? Because
it looks really bad.
Sorry. I'm sorry.
Go ahead.
Thanks.
What is going on?
Sharks, ma'am.
Where's your brother?
Molly!
He went looking for you.
Harrison:
Hey, you doing okay?
Peachy.
I'm sorry about
your friends.
Thanks.
I'm sorry about
your Grandma.
Yeah.
Dawn:
I did this.
My friends were throwing
fireworks in the water.
They woke it up,
pissed it off.
No, you know,
that thing's a wild animal.
It runs on instinct.
It's a force of nature.
It's primal.
You can't--
you can't blame
yourself for it.
That's what a crazy
old guy with a gun
told me earlier today,
anyway.
Yeah, maybe not,
but four people are dead
because of me.
And now how many more
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