Simple Men Page #6
- R
- Year:
- 1992
- 105 min
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- It's only natural.
And all of those men
have gone out of my life.
- What do you think that is?
- Because they weren't me.
And who are you?
I'm the man who's
going to make you happy.
That's very romantic.
Be good to her,
and she'll be good to you.
Are you sure you're not
It's you who have seduced me.
We'll see.
- You okay?
- Yeah.
- Where's elina?
- She went to bed.
- She tell you anything?
- Plenty.
- Yeah, like what?
- She's dad's girlfriend.
- Bullshit.
- It's true.
She loves him even though
he stood her up and left her behind.
- Was he supposed to meet her?
- Yeah.
- Here?
- Yeah.
That bastard.
- What was that?
- What?
Listen.
Listen, dennis...
i'm going to stay here with kate.
- You mean for good?
- Yeah.
What will you do?
I'll run this tree farm
over here she wants to start.
- A nursery?
- Yeah, a nursery.
- I'd be good at that.
- You'd give up crime?
Crime isn't a way of life for me.
It's a knowledge.
It's an intelligence about things
that i've been able to capitalize on.
But, yeah, i'll give it up.
- It's just the breeze.
- I thought i heard footsteps.
It's nothing, i guess.
Give me that.
F***.
- What is that?
- Fertilizer.
- What happened?
- We thought we heard something.
Yeah. Me, too.
It's him.
I know it's him.
Don't panic. Me and dennis
will stay up until daylight.
- Where's elina?
- She's asleep on the couch.
No, she's not.
- It's him.
- It's who?
- It's jack.
- No, it's dad.
- Whose dad?
- Our dad.
- What?
- Kate, what does tara mean?
- Tara?
- T-a-r-a.
That's the name of martin's boat.
Dennis, just let him go.
No way, not after
i've gotten this close.
He must've know you're here
and didn't want to see you.
This isn't about what he wants,
it's about what i want.
- Who do you think you are?
- I'm your son.
- How old are you, dennis?
- 23
keep your hands off my woman, you got that?
- Okay.
- Okay, we're even. Want some coffee?
Yeah.
Why?
- What?
- He's here.
- Who is?
- Jack.
I just came back
to get my leatherjacket.
I'm cold.
We do not know when
the revolution will triumph.
We do not know when
the revolution will triumph.
But we know that
the revolution is with us.
But we know that
the revolution is with us.
if the revolution is crushed...
if the revolution is crushed...
it will be crushed because on this occasion,
we have been defeated.
It will be crushed because on
this occasion, we have been defeated.
And never because we have
found it useful to compromise.
And never because we have
found it useful to compromise.
Listen, dad...
i was wonder...
could we talk?
Sit still, dennis.
- "We will have on events..."
- we will have on events...
- "the kind of influence..."
- the kind of influence...
which will reflect
our numerical strength...
which will reflect
our numerical strength...
- "our energy..."
- our energy...
- "our intelligence..."
- our intelligence...
- "and our intransigence."
- And our intransigence.
- "Even if we are defeated..."
- even if we are defeated...
- we will have perfumed
a worthy task...
- we will have perfumed
a worthy task...
- "for human progress is measured..."
- for human progress is measured...
by the persistence
and regeneration...
by the persistence
and regeneration...
- "of selflessness..."
- of selflessness...
- "and a willingness..."
- and a willingness.
To see beyond the limits
of our own time.
To see beyond the limits
of our own time.
And if today we fall
without compromising...
and if today we fall
without compromising...
we can be sure
of victory tomorrow.
We can be sure
of victory tomorrow.
Dad...
did you bomb the pentagon?
What?
You heard me. Are you responsible
for the bombing in '68?
Why do you want to know that?
I need to know if my father's
a premeditated murderer.
- Is that why you've come looking for me?
- Yes.
Dennis, you impress me
more and more by the minute.
You haven't answered my question.
- No.
- No what?
- No, i didn't.
- No, you didn't plant the bomb?
That's right.
- You know who did?
- No.
But even if i did know,
i wouldn't have told.
So you've been in hiding
all this time for nothing.
I'm good at it.
Relax.
- Good morning.
- Bonjour.
So, is your boss interested
in buying the motorcycle?
- Not really.
- How much wil he give me?
- Not much.
- How much?
- 50 bucks maybe.
- 50 bucks? That's plenty.
You'll get a lot more
somewhere else.
- Is he inside?
- Can you come back tomorrow?
- I've got to leave today.
- He's in real a bad mood.
I'll take half that much.
- Hold it right there, pal.
- What is this?
Vic, you never told me
you were packing a rod.
- What have you done to kate?
- I haven't done anything to kate.
That's her car, isn't it?
I just borrow it.
The motorcycle was given to us.
- Right. The way you borrowed that motorcycle.
- To us?
- To me.
- You said us?
- I don't have to talk to you.
- Shut up and sit down.
- Go ahead and call her.
- Call who?
Call kate.
She'll tell you
she lent me the car.
- Hey, is that jack?
- I hope not.
I think it is.
- Is that jack?
- Go outside.
- But, kate...
- go on.
- Dennis, what's going on?
- I'm not sure.
We can't let him go, kate.
The sheriff's on his way over.
- What has he done?
- He stole that motorcycle
and he was involved in some big
robbery the day before yesterday.
- It's right here in the paper.
- Get out of here.
- Is that true?
- No.
- I'm going to go get bill.
- No. Don't let bill come down here.
- Why?
- Just don't.
Listen, i'm sorry about this.
- Can i do anything?
- Yes.
What?
Help bill, get away
to martin's boat.
I can't do that.
Please. Just do it.
Our father's there waiting for him.
- Is your father a criminal, too?
- No, he's a baseball player.
- Morning, sheriff.
- Yeah, right. Give me some coffee.
You the suspect?
- Yes.
- What's your name?
Dennis.
I don't know.
I don't know anybody
to blame but myself.
I mean, right from the start,
it was a painful, unsatisfying relationship.
I'm sorry.
Life...
is sad.
- Thanks for breakfast.
- It's okay.
- Take care of yourself.
- I will.
What happened?
Why are all the men
in my life criminal?
- Where's dennis? -he's been arrested.
- For what?
- For your crimes, no doubt.
Kate, i was going
to tell you everything.
- Yeah? When?
- In time.
- You lied to me.
- I never lied to you.
You should leave now.
The cops will be here soon.
I don't want to leave.
Your father's at martin's boat.
They'll take you.
- Take me where?
- I don't know.
- I got to go get dennis.
- No.
He said not to.
He wants you to go with your father.
Kate, they've got nothing on me
if you tell them
i've been here
for the past three days.
You want me to lie for you?
Yes.
I won't lie for you.
- I thought you wanted me to stay.
- I do. I really do.
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