Renaissance Man Page #2
- PG-13
- Year:
- 1994
- 128 min
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So...
lets begin again.
Have you previously collected benefits?
No.
What would you be willing to do?
Milk cows.
Uh... shear sheep.
-Pluck chickens.
-All right, Bill.
A couple of weeks
youll hear from us. Next.!
[ Bill ] Smack it.! Run.!
Go, go, go, go, go, go, go.!
-Aw! Oh!
-Bang, bang, bang.
He cant run. Two million dollars a year,
he runs like Bill Clinton.
The eclipse, Dad. Mexico.
Come on, Emily.
You dont wanna go down there.
Its a hundred degrees.
You get held up at the airport.
-You probably wont get off the toilet
long enough to see it, anyway.
-Dad!
[ Bill Groans ]
Astronomy? Jesus, when are you
gonna grow up?
-I am growin up.
You know its what I wanna do.
-Damn!
Theres the path to big bucks.
Starin out into space. Look!
I discovered Venus. Pay me.
Astrology, maybe you could make
a few dollars doin peoples
horoscopes or somethin.
Why do you always have to be
such a jerk about all this for?
-Frozen malts.
-You want a frozen malt?
-No.
-Gimme two. Gimme two.
Em. Wait a minute. Em, come on.
Im sure youll find a very nice eclipse
to see around here someday.
-Yeah, in the year 2047!
-You want your pennant?
No, I just want you
to believe in me.
[ People Singing ]
-Hi, guys, how ya doin? Okay.
-Okay.
You feel like you wanna drown
-Next!
-Hi, Beverly.
-Bill. Good to see you.
-How are the kids?
-Great. Everythings great.
-Good.
-Hows your daughter?
-She hates my guts.
Surprise, surprise.
You know, its strange.
I dont like you either.
Yet somehow Im gonna miss you.
We found you a job.
There you go.
What do you think?
No, no, no, no. I--Beverly.
You got the wrong file.
When have I ever been a teacher?
Look, you got a masters degree.
That means you can teach.
No, it doesnt. No, it only means
hypothetically that I could.
Come on, Bill.
Now, its a good job. Six weeks.
A decent salary.
And you get to live there.
Bev-Beverly,
I-Ill get my head blown off.
Do you know how many kids
carry guns to school these days?
Hmph! In this case, all of em.
[ Chuckles ] I guess you didnt get
to the "where" part.
Must be the army
thats turning me on
Must be the army
thats making me strong
Yes, sir.
Sir. Halt.
-May I help you?
-Yeah.
I need directions
to the Army Education Center.
A.E.C.? Thats building 231 0.
Park your vehicle in the green zone,
step inside, get a pass.
Cant I drive somewhere?
Yes, sir. You can drive
to the green zone and get a pass.
Look, Im not even in the army.
I just have to meet--
Park in the green zone,
step inside, get a pass!
Right.
Green zone, inside, pass.
with my ex-wife.
Im just a soldier, Sergeant
marching for you
[ Drill Sergeant ] I will not quit
until P.T. is through
-I will not quit
until P.T. is through
-Excuse me.
Excuse me. Im lookin for
the Army Education Center.
Captain Tom Murdoch.
Captain Murdochs not at the A.E.C.
Captain Murdochs at the A.R.C.
A.R.C., A.E.C.
You lookin for Captain Murdoch?
The A.E.C. is building 231 0.
-You want building 4475.
-447--
Look, heres what you do. You go right
here. Take another right at the P.X.
Go half a click til you see
the D.P.T.M. Center.
-Then take a left.
-P.M., P.X.
[ Sighs ]
D.P.T.M.
R.F.P.C.
Can I buy a vowel?
[ Ringing ]
Captain Murdochs office.
May I help you? Oh, hi again, sir.
-Can you hold?
-Okay, Sergeant, these are ready to go.
-Uh, sir.
-Bill Rago.
-Sorry to keep you waiting.
-Well, actually, I needed
to catch up on world events.
-That Gulf War thing
worked out for us, huh?
-Sure did.
Im Tom Murdoch. Welcome to Fort McClane.
Would you come with me, please?
-Give us a couple of minutes.
-Sir, the extra housing units.
Im workin on it.
They keep shutting down forts
on us and weve picked up
troops from every goddamn one.
I got 1 5 buses coming in
at 21 00. Fifteen!
-Bummer.
-Ive got that key somewhere.
Uh, uh... here it is.
Would you come with me, please, Bill?
-You mean, go?
-Yeah, after you.
-Ever been in the army?
-No.
Good. Ill show you around
and explain your job to you.
-The sergeant sent us a list of names.
-Next.
No go, they said.
These are the ones who cant hack it.
-None of em wanted the boot.
They all volunteered.
-Ouch!
-[ Groans ]
-Come on, Bill. It dont hurt
much. They all go through it.
Where was I? Thats when
Colonel James stepped in.
He put out a call to find the kids that
could best be served by this program.
-[ Panting ]
-Keep breathing.
-This is sick.
-Bill?
-You all right? What are they
gonna catch in Michigan?
Bill? Stay with me, okay?
The point is, their Drill Sergeants
out there in the field...
didnt have the time
to explain everything a
dozen times over to these guys.
As far as Im concerned, they
shouldnt have to. But thats
strictly between you and me.
-Okay.
-Hoo-ah, Drill Sergeant!
-I cant hear you!
-Hoo-ah, Drill Sergeant!
[ Capt. Murdoch ] So the squeakers
were talkin about are in your file.
-Why dont you just send
the squeakers home?
-Thats a darn good question.
Ask the colonel. He keeps insisting if
we can help em do push-ups...
we can give em a hand
in the brain department.
Thats where you come in, Wild Bill.
Youre it for these guys.
-The last chance saloon.
Sergeant Save-it.
-Is it much further?
-Whats this?
-Oh, isnt that a thing of beauty?
Thats our victory tower.
Biggest one in the country.
We give em physical confidence.
Doesnt do much good
if they got sawdust for brains.
What we need you to do is to
get em to think a little better
-[ Screaming ]
-Oops.
Must be one of yours, Bill.
[ Laughing ]
Let me get this straight.
-The colonel selected these
eight kids for his program?
-Right.
-And you want me to teach
these guys how to comprehend?
-Yes, sir.
-Hard stroke left!
-[ Recruits Shouting ] Kill! Kill!
Are they saying kill?
-You betcha.
-[ Recruits ] Kill! Kill!
Victory Starts Here.
Thats Fort McClanes motto.
Novel.
Here it is, Bill.
Home sweet home.
-[ Recruits Singing ]
-They never stop singing.
What about my car and all my stuff?
Dont worry about a thing, Bill.
Its all taken care of.
Would you like to do the honors?
Yeah. [ Sighs ]
Ive died and gone
to Gomer Pyles house.
[ Murdoch ] Hes a marine, Bill.
What did I tell ya?
-[ Door Closes ]
-Bill.
Your bedroom with a closet
and a latrine are right over here.
-[ Bill ] Mmm, elegant.
-Come on. Lots to see.
And you were worried about your stuff.
All-purpose table.
And... you share this lovely kitchen
with the people next door.
-What?
-Its a Scandinavian thing.
Simplicity of design. Economy.
-Uh, the Swedes I think.
-You ever wonder why so many
of em blow their brains out?
[ Chuckles ]
Im gonna use that one.
Ill let you get washed up, Bill.
You got 40 minutes til your first class.
Cheer up, will you?
Youre serving your country now.
[ Door Closes ]
[ Exhales ] Im honored.
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