Roadgames Page #6
- Year:
- 1981
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(tyres screeching)
(dramatic orchestral music)
(engine revving)
(tyres screech)
(Quid shouts)
(crashing noise)
I got you now, you bastard.
(Quid yelps)
(tumbling)
(Quid grunts)
(glass shattering)
(metal clanging)
(sirens wailing)
(coughing)
Hey, hey, wait a minute!
Hey, wait a minute! Hey!
Hey, wait a minute,
you got the wrong guy!
I'm tellin' ya!
- Stand back, please, keep
this area clear, stand back.
- He rammed me off
the road, he did.
- That man, he tried
to push me off a cliff.
- And he trapped me in a toilet.
(loud uproar)
- Wait a minute,
will you, listen!
I promise you, it's
that guy over there!
Don't let him get away!
(loud uproar)
It's that guy over there!
Jesus.
Hey, look, if you don't believe
me, check the van, will ya?
Just check the van!
(dog barking)
- Is that your dog?
- It's not a dog, he's a...
He barks!
(dog barking)
It's that guy over there,
I'm tellin' ya it's him!
It's him!
Hitch!
- I thought you said
he was in the bathroom!
(crowd murmuring)
- Where do you
think you're gem"?
- I thought you were dead!
- Well, thanks a lot!
You know how long I've been
in this stupid sleeping bag?
- Well, I've had kind of a
rough day myself, thanks!
- Now, just a minute, which
one of these two characters
affected you?
- That one, you jerk!
Me and about 20 others!
- But where are they?
- Why don't you pick
up a shovel and dig up
Nullarbor Plain?
- You okay?
(siren wailing)
It's just when you
pay $100 for a dingo,
you expect to get a dingo.
Jesus, $100,000 worth of damage.
- I just can't believe you
actually thought I slept
with the guy.
- And where were you then?
- I told you, I don't know!
I had a sleeping
bag over my head.
(Quid mumbles)
- Thank Christ they were
able to salvage the meat.
- Now what?
- I don't know.
Think about headin' up
north, see if I can get a job
up there.
- Okay-
- You know, something I forgot.
Forgot to tell the police.
That body that they never found,
I thought it was you hangin'
in the back of the truck.
But, uh... (chuckling)
(suspenseful orchestral music)
(screaming)
(western music)
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