Subway
- R
- Year:
- 1985
- 104 min
- 565 Views
Sh*t!
Damn it!
Sh*t! Goddamn it!
Lend me 20 grand
and I'll return the papers.
Lend? You'll pay me back?
Who gives a sh*t about your money
and photos...?
Oh, yeah! Your photos...
There's one of you
when you were a kid.
Nine years old, 60 pounds.
You were already a knockout.
I'll come down to 10 grand
if you let me keep it.
Okay.
Where and when?
The subway, 10:
00 tonight.All right?
Don't put yourself out
on my account.
Do you have the papers?
None at all.
Do you have the papers?
- Thanks, I sure love this picture.
- The papers.
- You're hard on me.
- Oh, yeah? Why?
meeting again, in a quiet spot.
Your place was crowded.
We couldn't talk.
- Now we're here and you're ruining it.
- You ruined it!
You didn't have to blow up the safe.
I just don't like safes, that's all.
Is that your idea of a joke?
Is this a joke? We said 10 grand.
We deducted expenses.
Oh, yeah?
Thanks for coming.
Be reasonable.
You trashed my house, crashed my car.
Isn't that enough for today?
Why did you invite me
to your party?
Because I thought you were...
But not anymore?
Fred, I like you,
but you're really unbearable.
You're beautiful with your diamonds.
Thank you.
Your hair's still a mess.
Have you caught a look at yourself?
Will I see you again?
I don't think so.
Well, I do.
Stop.
Fred!
All right. I'm fine!
Go and check over there. Go!
How are you, Mr. Roland?
Give me the log.
The Roller again.
Yeah, him again. I counted,
- So now you keep statistics?
- Well, yes.
You're being paid
to sit there and do nothing.
Come on, Mr. Roland...
Okay, okay. Stop arguing with me
and get me a cup of coffee.
Let's go.
- Who are you putting on duty tonight?
- Batman and Robin.
The very best.
Just my luck.
Evening, captain.
Bye.
Hello?
It's Fred.
Did I wake you up?
What do you think?
Sorry, I wanted to talk to you.
This can't be happening.
Just what do you want?
To see how far you can push me?
You want me to crack?
What do you mean?
I just wanted to talk.
At 2:
00 in the morning?- Yes.
- Fine. Go ahead.
What's your first name?
Helena.
Helena...
...I'm in love with you.
- Was that him?
- Yes.
- Anything new?
- He's in love.
Excuse me?
Anyone there?
Who are you?
Fred.
- What are you doing here?
- A little vacation.
- Could you slow down a little?
- No. We can't stay here.
Why not?
I don't like this neighbourhood.
Hey, wait up!
I can't go on any further.
How did you get down here?
Just wandering around.
Well, see you.
Hey, you know
how I can get rid of these?
You sure dress the part on vacation!
How you doing, Big Bill?
Hi.
This is a buddy of mine.
He's got a little problem.
Show him.
He lost the guy
who was on the other end.
Hey, Big Bill, you need
to exercise what's up here!
I told you he was okay.
Nice place you've got.
Nice place he's got.
Hey, come on.
Show him what you can do.
Come over here.
That's great, Big...
Big Bill.
That's great.
- Not to annoy you, but I'm hungry.
- Yeah? Want a nice pension too?
- So, what are you doing down here?
- That's a good question.
- Can I trust you?
- No, but tell me anyway.
- I'm doing a story on the subway.
Yeah. I don't even notice them.
Who was that in the picture?
- My wife.
- You're married?
No. We're engaged.
So what's with all the booze?
I told a friend I'd stop by.
It's his birthday. Wanna come?
I love birthdays.
- I'd given up on you!
- I brought a friend.
Happy birthday.
Hi, Big Bill!
- You know him?
- F*** off.
- You play great.
- Thanks.
- So who's your pal?
- He's a reporter.
A what?
I know a singer.
The real thing.
We're putting together a group.
Here's something he wrote.
- When did he call back?
- About 4:
00 in the morning.- He didn't say anything about money?
- No.
He said he'd return
your papers...
...but first he wanted
to see you. Alone.
So, what the hell are you doing here?
How can anyone live
in a dump like this, huh?
There's never any sun.
I mean, this is really the pits.
But a little light works wonders
even here, huh?
Cleans out the pipes.
Get a load of that outfit!
See if you can find
something in there.
You can't go around like that.
You look like a tourist.
- Miss?
- Mrs. Good morning.
I'd like to speak
to Captain Gesberg.
- May I ask what about?
- It's personal.
He's not here at the moment,
but he'll be back soon.
- Would you like to wait in his office?
- Yes. Thanks.
- You're up already?
- Yeah.
- That jacket looks great on you.
- Think so?
Yeah, really.
Listen, you might be interested
in a deal I have in mind.
- Let's get some coffee first.
- Okay.
Coffee?
Look who just woke up!
two guys from security...
...leave the cashier's office and take
the subway to the next station.
Nothing we can do once they're there.
But on the platform here they have
to wait two minutes for the train.
That's when we can get them.
You pull a gun on them...
...you grab the dough
and run into the tunnel.
Going to the surface is easy.
I know the subway by heart.
So, what do you think?
We can't miss with a plan like that.
Give it a rest, huh?
You got a gun?
Let's see.
Here?
Three bullets.
Be careful, eh?
Now you know what it's like to say
"Don't move or I'll shoot. "
Don't move.
- Keep still.
- That's enough.
You're afraid? Me too. I'm afraid
it might go off on its own.
I have sweaty hands.
It'd be too bad if my finger slipped.
Stop screwing around!
Come on, stop your f***ing drumming!
That guy is really a drag.
What's the matter?
I swiped her purse a while ago.
Why did you pick her?
I just grab what comes along.
Miss?
He's a commander now. I had forgotten
he'd picked up some stripes.
So how's my friend Lorenzini?
He's a friend of my husband.
I've never met him.
You're not missing anything.
So, what brings you here?
- Captain?
- What is it now?
- I need to check some files.
- Go ahead.
Go on and tell me everything.
This way.
You wait here.
I'll get the duty officer.
- Excuse me, captain.
- What is it now?
Mister Batman,
another purse snatching.
- The Roller?
- Who else?
Go get us some coffee.
It's on your way.
Coffee, ma'am?
Okay, but make it real coffee.
Soup! That's what
I've been telling him for months!
Go on, go on.
- Morning.
- Morning.
All right.
You have to fill out this form.
Last name here,
first name here.
Here, describe what was in your purse.
And here, describe
how it happened.
Then sign on the bottom line.
Fill out both forms.
I'm out of carbon paper.
What are the chances
I don't know about your purse,
but I swear I'm gonna catch this guy.
I'll be back.
He has a good face.
The picture was taken
at the party.
the same thing.
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