Point Blank
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- 1967
- 92 min
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Cell?
Prison cell?
How'd I get here?
What do you want, son?
Walker, let's get out of here.
I want to talk to you.
I want to talk to you. It's important.
Come on, Walker! Come on!
- Now you listen to me!
- Hey.
I need your help!
Don't you understand? I need your help!
What are you doing?
Walker, they use the prison.
You know, it's closed.
We just wait.
We wait till they get it.
And then we take it from them.
You take the stuff, I'll get the lights.
You're my friend, Walker.
I can't make it on my own.
Help, my friend.
- Trust me! Please!
- What are we doing here?
Help me!
I hear it.
Early.
Hit them!
I owe a bundle to some guys, Walker.
They're going to kill me if I don't get it.
They're going to kill me if I don't get it!
We just hit them on the head, that's it.
It's simple,
we just knock them on the head.
It's my show, Walker!
- We made it.
- We blew it!
We blew it.
And? $20s?
$24,000. $2,000 in $20s.
Come on, let's get out of here.
Will you shut up? I'm trying to count!
You coming, Lynne?
The boat won't be here for an hour.
Lynne?
- Darling?
- It's not as much as I thought.
Is it less than we need?
You'd better take care of your husband.
How'd we get into this mess?
I don't know.
Lynne...
come here.
Take me away.
Did it happen?
A dream?
A dream.
As we get closer to Alcatraz...
notice the treacherous currents
around the island...
rendering it virtually escape-proof.
The water temperature is usually
around 50 degrees.
In its 29 years as a federal penitentiary...
the one thing that obsessed its prisoners
and plagued its wardens was escape.
In 1936, the first escape attempt...
was made by a prisoner
who was almost into the Bay...
before he was discovered.
In 1937, two prisoners
actually got off the island.
Because of the dense fog
and strong tides...
it's assumed
that they were washed out to sea.
There has never been
a trace of them found.
On June 12, 1962...
three men dug their way
out of the cellblock using small teaspoons.
They left dummies, which they had
created, in their cells...
and managed to get off the island.
They have never been heard of since.
How did you make it, Walker?
In 1946...
the historic Battle of Alcatraz took place.
Two convicts had managed
to overpower their guards...
and took over the main cellblock...
releasing those prisoners
still in their cells.
They had nine hostages.
During the two days of siege,
the Coast Guard...
Using the Rock...
for a drop.
Fuzz?
I'm Yost.
- Are you making a charge?
- No.
I want something else.
... a utility corridor...
that the police riddled
After the 48- hour break...
two officers
and three prisoners were dead.
I want the Organization.
Excuse me.
The last escape attempt from Alcatraz...
Your friend Reese...
he's in the big time now.
Come on, dear.
Suits.
Penthouses.
He bought his way back in...
with the money he stole from you.
... never heard from again.
And all indications point
to their being swept with the tide...
to a watery grave.
Alcatraz, often called 'the Rock, '
was actually...
$93,000, wasn't it?
$93,000.
You want Reese...
and I want the Organization.
Workmen were supposed
to establish a lighthouse...
You understand?
... to afford protection to ships
and small vessels...
I'm going to help you.
And you're going to help me.
The island was eventually sold...
That's your wife's address in Los Angeles.
... for the sum of $5,000...
Reese lives there, too.
In 1854, the United States Army
began to fortify Alcatraz.
Walker, Reese isn't here.
He's gone.
Three months ago.
Gone. Cold.
Moved out.
Walker?
I'm glad you're not dead.
It's true. I really am.
You ought to kill me.
I can't sleep.
Haven't slept.
Keep taking pills.
Dream about you.
How good it must be...
being dead.
Is it?
No.
No, I can't.
Never had the courage.
This?
Payoff, I guess.
I don't know where he is, I really don't.
Money?
A guy brings it the first of every month.
$1,000.
Always a different guy.
No contact with Mal.
Just couldn't make it with you, Walker.
With him, it was...
kind of fun.
Just drifted into it.
That night on Alcatraz...
I knew it was you I really wanted.
I found out too late.
Do you remember...
when we met?
The rain?
You were a little drunk.
So was I.
You were funny when you were drunk.
Strange.
I don't remember very much, but...
suddenly...
we were together.
It was wonderful at first.
I loved you.
Then Mal happened.
You talked a lot about Mal.
Mal Reese.
He was very real for me.
Until I met him.
That night at the reunion...
when you found Mal again
and brought him home.
The two of you together.
Then, it was the three of us...
laughing.
It was...
It was perfect.
And...
than any other time.
I seemed to be floating...
between the two of you.
Suddenly, I began to drift toward Mal.
And I just went with it.
Lynne...
come here.
Come on, I've got something nice for you.
Hey, who... Listen...
Only Miss Walker, they said.
- I got to call them.
- You got to call them?
- No, I can't.
- You can't?
Because they'll kill me.
They'll kill you?
- Big John will kill me.
- Big John?
John Stegman. Big John's Car Lot.
This guy's got a car lot.
Stegman.
- What's the dog's name?
- Lola.
- Lola?
- Yes, she is a girl.
The dog's name is Lola?
What's your name?
Miss Stewart.
Miss Stewart,
what do you think of this car?
I like it very much.
- It's a good buy.
- Yes.
A one-owner car, a lady from Beverly Hills
who drove it carefully.
- Mr. Stegman?
- Yes, sir.
An old lady from Beverly Hills?
That's me.
I'm looking for a car.
Take your pick, friend.
What have you got in mind?
What about that model?
What'd you say?
- It has power steering.
- Yes.
What about this one?
Beautiful car.
It costs a lot of money.
I've got a lot of money.
Why does every pretty girl think so?
By the way, I'm giving the car away.
What kind of a car do you want?
Did somebody recommend you?
Mal Reese.
We're asking $2,950 for this one...
- Good. You want to take a spin?
- Okay.
I think I would...
Aren't you going to introduce this lady
to your boss?
Yes, sir. This is my boss.
- Well, hello.
- How do you do? Glad to meet you.
You ready to go for a little spin?
- She's already committed herself.
- Where?
Anywhere you say.
See the scenery.
- Let's go to the beach.
- Great.
Why don't you go with us?
I've got something to do.
I'll be back in about 20 minutes.
- Good.
- For sure?
Don't go away.
Don't worry.
I won't do anything you won't.
- I'll be right back.
- All right.
Fallen in love?
Yeah. Pretty nice rig, huh?
You don't really need that.
Most accidents happen
within three miles from home.
True.
What do you want for it?
See if you like it,
and we'll work out a deal. Okay?
Most people like that headliner.
They kind of flop over.
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