Taxi 2

Synopsis: The Japanese ambassaor is visiting Marseilles to view the city police's anti-gang tactics. During the visit, however, he is kidnapped by a group working for the Japanese yakuza. Young officer Emilien is determined to rescue the ambassador and officer Petra (his girlfriend), who was also kidnapped, and restore the honor of his department. Once again, speed demon taxi-driver Daniel (from the first Taxi movie) is called upon to save the day with his high-speed driving skills.
Genre: Action, Comedy, Crime
Director(s): Gérard Krawczyk
Production: ARP Sélection
  1 win.
 
IMDB:
6.5
NOT RATED
Year:
2000
88 min
705 Views


Left! 3rd!

Jean-Louis Schlesser in his mean

machine, No.10. 10 like Zidane!

World rally champion

in '98 and '99...

winner of the Paris - Dakar:

the man to beat!

Left, top speed!

Get a move on!

We'll get slaughtered.

I'm flat out!

The guy behind's flatter out!

Watch out!

He's flashing me!

Isn't that Vatanen?

No, a taxi!

Move your crate!

I'm working here!

Is it the right road?

- Short cut!

Short cut.

Don't let a taxi win!

- No way.

Sorry, folks.

A tourist's blocks the road!

It looks more like a race car.

It's just a clown

in a ''babe magnet''!

A taxi on our tail

sure looks bad!

I'll shake him now.

He rammed me!

Enough!

We'll be here all week!

Nearly there, lady.

Why... why are there

so many people here?

They're in vacation.

Oh, right!

C'mon, Jean-Louis!

- Bravo, Jean-Louis!

No.10...

It's not Schlesser!

A taxi.

l didn't catch his number.

People always throw up after!

Never during!

OK, lady?

Who's it for?

- Her! Her water broke!

May l?

You're giving birth!

- Well, l ain't knitting!

Get the gear! We'll do it here!

Hey, doc, l gotta run.

Use the ground, not my seat!

Water's broken!

Water breaks?

Push!

Breathe! Push!

Hi, Lilly.

for lunch with my folks!

Yeah, I'm on my way.

Daniel, you're finally meeting my Dad.

He's expecting you!

This is a super-big emergency!

What are my folks? Diesel?

Lilly, come on!

Mom's edgy, Dad's pacing the floor.

But hey, take your time!

l can't help it,

I'm stuck tight here!

''Stuck''? Who's yelling?

It's... a woman.

Thanks! l guessed that much!

What's up?

I'm just watching.

It's not what you think, you hear me?

l can hear that b*tch!

Is it someone l know?

No! l don't know her either!

l just met her!

Oh, l feel it now!

l feel it!

Don't f*** with me!

You've got some slut there

while l wait for you!

No! This big woman's yelling

'cause her water snapped!

Her husband's here.

-Husband, too? A threesome in a car!

Oh, no! Someone tell her!

l don't know l can.

Here! This is your fault.

I'm the husband.

It's marvellous!

Daniel, he's dead meat!

He's all shook up, that's all.

Want to talk to the doctor?

A doctor, too!

Lilly, l swear it's the truth!

The baby's coming out.

It's a baby, l swear!

-A baby?

l see the head!

l think it's a head!

Your baby?

No, it's not!

He's nothing like me l swear!

He's as wrinkly

as an old garden gnome!

Marvellous!

You're messing me about!

-Just listen!

This woman just gave birth.

Outside the clinic, in my taxi!

She's ruined my back seat!

Don't hit that poor kid!

l can't hear a thing now!

Marvellous!

You be there

when l give birth!

l can sit and wait if you like.

This place looks fine.

You got 10 minutes!

Not twins? Is it a wrap?

No offence, but l gotta run!

Ah, hon!

Problem with your friend?

An emergency at the hospital.

A difficult birth.

l understand.

Saving lives all day. l respect that.

l don't know what to say.

You were wonderful!

l know!

-l hope you won't lose your license.

l don't have one!

l am quite pleased...

moved, even...

to give you... your first...

driver's...

license!

You sure?

- Yep!

l don't want to twist your arm.

No doubt about it, it's just fine!

It's not 'cause it's my 27th time?

Your 100th time

would be the same!

You're ready. Really ready.

OK, l accept.

- That's fine.

I'll back out.

- No!

Leave it!

Don't touch! Leave it!

I'll do it! I'll sort it out!

We'll sort it out!

Don't l have my license?

Yes, you do!

But don't go to extremes.

Take it smoothly.

Your license is in your hand.

Now you go home.

On foot! See?

l see. I'll call tomorrow

in case you regret it.

No! l won't be around,

nor the following days.

l got transferred to Paris.

This a leaving present?

-For my most regular pupil!

Yeah, right.

''Regular''!

Car Weekly, please.

That's OK.

My pleasure!

Mom, he's here.

Yes, of course!

Let's eat!

Sorry, it won't happen again.

Not if you screw this up!

My dad's real strict.

Oh, come on,

deep down, he must be nice.

His daughter's eyes are so blue!

You just be careful!

-Don't worry, it'll be OK.

l know I'll like him,

so he'll like me!

Is he a cop?

-No!

OK, then!

Ain't nothing worse than a cop!

Dad? I'd like you

to meet my boyfriend, Daniel.

You're a doctor?

Go on.

knock him dead!

Pleased to meet you.

I've heard so much about you.

Are you deaf

or won't you answer?

I'm not a doctor.

I'm an apprentice!

What year?

l mean, I'm about to change into 2nd.

- Edmond!

What? I'm just inspecting

a new recruit. Answer!

Sir, I'm not young,

but I've done lots of jobs

to feed my family...

and pay for my license... studies.

l started when l was 12,

so I've aged.

What jobs?

l drive a taxi... ambulance.

Ambulance!

l got delayed at the clinic.

It lets me keep my hand in.

Eye in the road, eye on the patient.

you make mistakes!

Excuse me, sir, but l disagree.

Just look at you.

Oh? What do you mean?

l see a lot of decorations there...

proving you've had

a successful career.

Then l see Lilly:

pretty, intelligent, well-educated.

You clearly managed

to do 2 things at once.

l drove an ambulance, too,

in '59 in Algeria.

Eye on the road,

eye on the machine gun!

See to the injured later.

lf they're still alive!

I'd like to see my roast beef!

Affirmative! I'm starving!

Forward!

Now, the endurance test:

I'll slip into neutral

and cruise through!

l hurt you?

- Not at all.

Good.

l heard your hip crack.

It's mine!

- Let's stop.

I'm fine!

l don't want to hurt you,

but I'll be OK.

I'm OK now.

l could've massaged it for you.

But if you're OK. fine!

The surface pain's gone...

but deep down,

there's a nagging pain, a stiffness.

Maybe a little massage

would ease it.

OK, guys, a match to finish,

for 5 minutes. Bow!

Change partners?

- No.

l really don't want to hurt you.

I'm touched

by your concern, Emilien.

Now l warn you, l started, aged 4.

l can teach you a thing or two!

Your smile could melt a radiator!

You put me off!

Real opponents don't smile!

It's not fair!

Listen up, you sumos!

Meeting with the boss in 5 minutes!

What's up?

You lost your lenses?

l can see you well enough

to kick your ass!

Just trying to help!

You done much judo?

- No.

Only a couple of times.

It's not my sport.

So, what is?

- Karate. Far more effective!

Mine's ping-pong.

No good in fights, same principle:

Spirit of Rising Sun!

Kon-ichi-wa!

It's easy.

''Con''.

''consummate idiot'' like Emilien!

Thanks!

Then, ''ninny'' like...

Sorry, Petra.

It's just an example.

And ''a'' as in ''aaaa''!

Kon-ichi-wa!

Now, you.

Not bad.

- What's it mean?

It means ''hello'' in Japanese.

And don't forget it!

In under an hour, in ol' Marseille

we greet Japan's Defence Secretary.

Mr... Tefu... Techumila.

Mr. Tef... Tejus.

Just call him Nip!

The Nip's from Tokyo.

Before the Franco-Japanese summit

after Bastille Day in Paris...

he's visiting our charming town.

Known why?

The climate?

The sights?

- Sure.

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Luc Besson

Luc Besson is a French film director, screenwriter, and producer. He directed or produced the films Subway, The Big Blue, and Nikita. more…

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