Ricochet Page #2
- R
- Year:
- 1991
- 102 min
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fucks what's left of her!
Come on, drop it!
Okay, all right.
[chain rattles]
Watch yo head.
crash!
My fault.
The gun, officer,
not the nightstick.
This is great.
All right,
I'm with you.
I'm with you,
but now
I got absolutely nothing on
underneath, all right?
No hidden guns.
I don't even have
No vest. You see?
nothing.
I want you
to trust me.
I'm gonna to show you
I got nothing
on my ankles,
no hidden gun,
absolutely nothing.
I don't want you
to look stupid.
The gun!
Drop the gun!
I'll drop the gun,
but here's the deal.
I lay the gun down.
You let the girl go.
I'll be your hostage,
all right?
Drop the gun!
All right,
nice and easy,
I'm putting
the gun down.
Nice and easy.
Nice and easy.
Nobody gets hurt.
Now, the only weapon
I got left now is useless
unless you're a pretty girl.
why don't you let her go?
After I kill you.
[gunshot]
[Blake moans in pain]
shing!
[suspenseful music]
smack!
[groaning]
thud!
Nice work.
Yeah, I guess
a Beretta in the butt
beats a butterfly
in the boot, huh?
[Nick over TV]
Now, the only weapon
I got left now is useless
unless you're a pretty girl.
why don't you let her go?
Please?
(Blake)
After I kill you.
[gunshot]
Idiot rookie.
Nine months
on the force.
Endangering civilians.
He should have waited
for backup.
Stop bitching,
Elliott.
The city is screaming
for law enforcement.
And what have you
given us
Toys
like battering ram tanks
and day-glo body armor.
(Elliott)
It's not day-glo.
It's fluorescent.
Whatever.
Styles is the first piece
of positive publicity
your department's had
in three years,
and I suggest you milk it
like a cow.
I'd like to get her tit
in the wringer.
(man #1)
District Attorney Brimleigh.
(man #2)
Chief Floyd.
(Brimleigh)
Warm your seat, Sergeant.
The locker room?
Look, this kid
is brave.
He's resourceful.
He's good-looking.
I'm just glad he's too young
to run for my job.
Yet, Ms. Brimleigh,
yet.
So he says,
"Honest, Officer.
This is my car."
Like this 7-foot guy is going
to fit in a f***ing Gremlin.
[laughs]
Holy sh*t.
(Brimleigh
Officer Styles, I presume.
Yes?
Uh, yes.
How do you do?
Officer Doyle.
(Larry)
Nick didn't say
we were having
company; hi.
It's nice to see you,
Ms. District Attorney.
Well, there's no need
to be so formal.
Just call me
what you all call me
down here
in the locker room.
Well, a guy would look stupid
calling the D.A.
Priscilla the Hun
to her face.
Might look
pretty honest too.
You never know.
Listen, that little gun
that you used,
it wasn't exactly
department issue.
I was very curious.
Where did you hide it?
[Larry clears throat]
Well, actually, it's--
see, it's the compartment.
[sighs]
[clears throat]
I see.
This is your boss.
You probably
only know him
from that retouched photo
on the station wall.
This is
Councilman Farris,
the be man
in the city government--
well, after me,
of course.
Oh,
glad to meet you.
Not yet,
but you will be.
(Brimleigh)
Styles, are you
going to hide
behind that door all day?
No, no, no,
um--
Don't put
your uniform back on.
You took it off
for the psychopath.
Keep it off
for me.
I don't want you
wearing anything
from this point on,
except civvies.
You and your partner
have been promoted
Congratulations.
[Blake's echoing voice]
She's going to need
a paper bag over her head
when her boyfriend fucks
what's left of her!
Come on, drop it!
The gun, officer,
not the nightstick.
[Nick's echoing voice]
I'm with you.
I'll be
your hostage.
I got absolutely nothing on
underneath,
no hidden guns.
I don't even have
a chest protector.
No vest, you see?
you see?
Drop the gun!
I want you
to trust me.
Drop the gun!
Drop the gun!
[indistinct
echoing voices]
Drop the gun!
I'll drop the gun,
but here's the deal.
I lay the gun down.
You let the girl go.
I'll be your hostage.
Drop the gun!
[eerie music]
[echo of gunshot]
Young fella?
Look at you lying there
like a lump on a log.
So what if you made
a few mistakes.
You can change
your life for the better.
Don't you have
anything to live for?
[woman over TV]
La night
in downtown Los Angeles,
four men died
in what police describe
as a drug deal
gone sour.
Earl Talbott Blake,
remains in guarded condition
at City General,
the man who put an end
to his criminal career
was cited this morning
at city hall.
(Farris)
To Detective Nick Styles.
This is an honor
and a privilege
that I'm proud
to share.
[chuckles]
And I promise
to keep my clothes on
for my next arrest.
(woman)
Detective Styles, now in
his last year of law school--
Hey, you,
book man?
[eerie music]
You know what?
I just thought of something
I could change,
a whole life,
a whole future.
And it's all
in my hands.
(man)
Wonderful.
Would you like something
uplifting to read?
Maybe motivational?
Something heavy.
How about Tolstoy,
Anna Karenina, hmm?
It's not heavy enough.
Well, that was
his first book.
Okay.
War and Peace, hmm?
Yeah,
that's perfect.
And I'll take
[suspenseful music]
God bless you.
Fine young man.
When you start reading
the right things,
down the right road...
rip!
[screams]
I'm gonna cover
the left side.
[man over TV]
Lieutenant Nick Styles may
look familiar to our viewers.
He first gained
national attention
two years ago,
when his apprehension
of professional hit man
Earl Talbott Blake
was captured
by an amateur photographer.
It's lunchtime.
(Larry)
Let's go!
All right, hold it.
Backup!
(man)
I got him.
(man)
Today's operation will cap
his career with the LAPD.
Next week,
the recent law school graduate
will continue
his crime fighting
as Los Angeles' newest
assistant district attorney.
(Nick)
You're running away.
What do you got here, huh?
Huh?
You got nothing, huh?
You're under arrest.
(male announcer)
Busted will return with more
authentic police action
followed by The Love Boat.
[bugs chittering]
[engines running]
(man)
Come on inside.
Come on,
straight back.
All right, close it up.
(man #1)
Hey, hey, isn't that Blake?
(man #2)
What's his cell mate
doing in the hospital?
[laughter]
(man #3)
Got a present
for you, Chewalski.
They got tired
of patching up his cell mates
over in C block.
Maybe you
can teach him some manners.
Isn't he cute?
(man #4)
Hey, give him hell, Blake.
I know you.
You're that dude
got busted
on America's Funniest
Home Video.
[laughing]
F*** yourself,
creamcake.
slam!
[screaming in pain]
clang!
[clattering]
[dramatic music]
[ominous music]
(Larry)
Believe this?
It's on every station.
(Nick)
Yeah, I believe it.
The trial's been going on
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