Take the Money and Run Page #5
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- Year:
- 1969
- 85 min
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Thank you all.
Everybody, take five.
Ohhh, don't tell me you are going
to use the shower now.
Virgil, why do you do this to me
every morning?
I just got in here.
Well, I'm going to be late
for the robbery.
So you'll be five minutes late.
I'm the leader.
- I made you some coffee.
- Oh! Jesus!
Oh, Jesus! Every day I have trouble
getting into the bathroom.
For crying out loud!
Honey, what shirt
do you wanna wear?
What did you say?
- I said, what shirt do you wanna wear?
- I'm gonna wear my light blue.
No you're not.
It was dirty, I washed it last night.
Why did you wash it?
I was gonna wear it today.
I washed it because it was dirty.
- So what, I'm just gonna rob a bank.
- I have happened to
Do you wanna wear that?
No, I can't wear a beige shirt
- to a bank robbery.
- Why not?
Because it's light.
I'll be an easy target.
I think it is a perfectly
good shirt to wear.
No, it isn't a good shirt, it's beige.
Who wears beige to a bank robbery?
What are the other guys wearing?
I don't know... For crying out loud.
Why don't you call them up
and ask them?
Oh, no body is going to be wearing
beige to a bank robbery.
It's in poor taste.
June 16, 9 a.m.
The days of planning are over.
Virgil and his accomplices depart
from his hideout and proceed
toward their destination.
Everybody put your hands up,
this is a stickup!
Hey, what are you doing here?
- We're holding up the bank.
- We are holding up the bank.
Oh no, I'm sorry,
we are holding up the bank.
We're holding up the bank.
Oh no, we were here first.
Look could you come back tomorrow,
we'll be finished by then.
We've been planning this for months.
We're not going to have
it ruined by a jackass.
Alright, we'll take a vote.
How many people here would
like to be held up by this group?
Now how many people would
like to be held up by our group?
Now, beat it!
You call this a bank robbery?
I yelled action, five minutes ago.
Is that the way to pick up all it?
What's going on in here?
There's a million cops outside.
Let's get out of here!
Each member of the gang gets
five years for his part in the crime.
Virgil gets ten.
He is not taken to prison
this time but to a road gang
where his criminal behavior
will cost him dearly.
You men come here
because you committed crimes
rendering you unfit
to live in decent society.
That's too bad.
I think you gonna find you made
a mistake you're gonna regret.
Our job of mine and the boys
is to see that you get some civilization
so that when you leave here
before you perform anti-social acts.
And my advice to you is
obey the rules and do your job.
If you have complaints,
you come to me.
is gonna help you.
Now we don't like complainers
and we don't like troublemakers.
If things get a little too rough
for you in here,
you just feel free to take off for Florida.
Show 'em in which direction
Florida is, boys.
Any questions?
Do you think a girl should pet
on the first date?
What?!
I... I mean if both parties involved
are mature and liberal.
Gonna see Ms Eliza...
gonna go to Mississippi...
Hey, do you think you gotta
good enough aim for that hammer
to knock these bracelets off me?
Look man, I don't want to
get into any trouble.
Nothing is going to happen.
You think you can do it?
Alright, go ahead.
Sorry man, first time.
Food on a chain gang is scarce
and not very nourishing.
The men get one hot meal a day.
A bowl of steam.
Alright boys, who didn't give me
a good days of work?
Come with us Wilson.
What's the matter Starkwell,
can't you take it?
Come on, I want you to see this, so
you can know what to look forward to.
Just what in the hell
do you think your doing?
What do you mean?
Don't beat the sh*t out
of your damn fool, beat him.
Oh, him!
The time drags by an endless
grind of backbreaking labor.
Brutal discipline is common
under the hot sun.
The men aren't even permitted
to faint without written permission.
Virgil complains and
he is severely tortured.
For several days he is locked
inside a sweatbox
with an insurance salesman.
Hi, I'm Joe Green, I represent Ajax
I'd like to talk to you about a little
insurance... You're about 30, right?
I think the best thing to do is get
straight life then a little term... and...
We got a great deal on dental
and medical deal.
At the end of each work day,
the men are chained to each other
by the ankle, by a group of six.
Making movement slow and painful.
Then one day, the impossible
is attempted.
See that field?
If we make it across that field,
we'd be out of here.
We can take him by surprise
and we all make a sudden break for it.
You're crazy.
That's right, I'm a paranoid
schizophrenic but I say we try it.
Ain't that right boys?
Right.
I'm not with them, I wanted to stay.
My car broke down,
can I use your telephone?
Of course, come in.
O.K. Now, we're going to
get out of here.
I know a guy in town, he's got enough
tools to get us out of these chains.
Alright, now you act natural and
answer it or you're finished.
Who is it?
Patrol man Lynch, can I come in?
Well, not now.
It's an emergency. I'm afraid I have to.
Tell him we're your cousins.
We are visiting you from out of town.
Alright, one false move
and you're finished.
What is it?
I hear there's been some trouble,
up at the prison.
I'm checking area for
anything suspicious.
These are my cousins.
They're visiting me for the holiday.
What holiday?
Have you ever heard of
St. Dabbernappy's Day?
No.
That's what we're here for.
Come here you.
Come here!
safe here living all alone?
Look how close we are to the prison.
Look out here, just a few miles
off down the road.
Come here!
I don't know... you sure can't be
secure if you live so close to a prison.
Hey, wait a minute!
Did I see something move out there
Couldn't have!
I'm sure I saw something move.
Quick! Everyone take one window
and check it.
If there's somebody out there,
we gotta have a chance to see him.
Guess it must have been
my imagination.
Now?!
Excuse us.
- They're escaped convicts.
- Really?
They've broken in...
didn't you notice how they
They're chained together at the ankles.
I thought they were just a close family.
O.k. Boys, the games up.
The old lady must of told him.
You're going back to that prison.
And this time, you're
going to stay there.
If we're gonna go, we need tools.
Let's get my wife
she'll help us out of this.
Oh Virgil. If you'd only listen to me
you'd of gone straight.
Honey, we needed the money
and I robbed a bank.
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