Terminal Velocity Page #2
- PG-13
- Year:
- 1994
- 102 min
- 105 Views
- Roger.
Still got a few minutes.
Just relax.
Between your legs?
- Best seat in the house.
- Why do you pretend that that's what you're about?
What makes you think
I'm pretending?
Because I'd be stupid to trust
my life with a walking penis.
And I'm not stupid.
I'm much more than a walking penis.
I'm a flying penis.
Yes, you are.
Remember:
hard archinto the wind.
Now, your chute opens automatically,
but look up and check it.
Be sure that it's opened. If it hasn't,
cut away. Use your reserve.
Hello.
I'm over here.
I thought I saw another plane.
Is that safe?
- We got company?
- Not that I see.
- Let's get ready to jump-run.
- Mmm.
Now when you fi...
Jesus!
Ahh! Pull your cord!
Pull! Pull! Pull!
Ah! Ah!
Sh*t.
Hold it.
We used to joke
about it, didn't we?
'Bout some student hittin' the dirt
and diggin' in like Wile E. Coyote.
I saw her, man.
I was right here
videotaping landings.
I saw her bounce.
I don't think we'll be
joking about it anymore.
What happened, man?
How'd she get
away from you?
I'm very calm!
We're flying. I looked back...
You think I'm lying, don't you?
I looked back.
Then she's gone.
She's gone! One minute she's there;
the next, she's gone.
You're up next.
These guys are tough.
I could have sworn
I did her dope-rope.
I could have sworn
I hooked her in.
Sometimes you do it when you load up;
other times, right before you jump.
But I could have sworn...
Handsome gal, she was.
- Yeah. And?
- Hell. An angel like that walks in,
a man starts thinkin'
with his little head.
I hooked her in, Noble!
Like I've done
thousands of times!
That's what you can tell
the F.A.A. guys.
Then what do I say?
I saw the line break?
That she
unhooked herself?
I never saw the line
on her, son.
That's all I can say...
if they ask me.
Unhooked herself.
Come on, man. Nobody's gonna do this.
There's easier ways to kill yourself.
Earth's rushing up at you at 120 miles
an hour, and all you gotta do is not pull?
What's easier than that?
Come on. After all these years,
No, man. I never have.
Hey, wait a minute. That must be
her roommate. She called her roommate.
"2201 High Desert Road. "
Tucson.
Hello?
Not very athletic.
Yeah, right.
A Boss fan.
Come here!
Who the hell are you?
What are you,
the boyfriend? Huh?
Hey, boyfriend.
Where's the body?
Who the hell are you?
Well... here's my card.
Where's the body?
I'll give you
30 bucks for it.
- I just want to get an idea where it's from.
But it's seen better days.
Phosphate finish.
Steel hammerbutt cap.
Sawtooth back edge for wire cutting.
- Ninety bucks, my final offer.
- Cyrillic.
- From Syria?
Ditch, I don't got all day.
Take my dough
or take a hike.
- How fast this thing go?
- 'Bout 350.
- You're gonna kill yourself.
- Exactly. But what a ride.
Hello? Hello!
Hello? Hello!
Anybody here?
Hello!
- Richard Brodie?
- Maybe.
You know, this dust
that you have out here?
It just kills me. How do
I like dust.
Who are you?
My name is Ben...
... Pinkwater.
I called earlier, and, uh, there was no
answer. So I figured I'd take a chance.
I'm glad I did 'cause I need to speak
with you about a Chris Morrow.
- Can't you F.A.A. guys just get off my back?
- Sorry, I'm not from the F.A.A.
Maybe I wasn't clear. Um, I'm the, uh,
Deputy District Attorney of Tucson.
I'm here to determine whether manslaughter
charges should be brought against you...
in Chris Morrow's death.
You're kidding.
I don't know
what the hell's goin' on,
except somebody's doin'
Yes, well, let's just
stick to specifics, shall we?
I find it works
better that way.
Yesterday, this
all cute and jittery like she's
never been on a jump before.
Then I find this
in her apartment.
So you think she misrepresented
her actual abilities.
I think she did for bullshit
what Stonehenge did for rocks.
That's very good.
That's very funny.
Uh...
What were you doing in her apartment?
Lookin' for her roommate.
Instead I get attacked by some jamoke with
pink rubber gloves and a bad Sinatra cut.
Let's backtrack a little bit. How did
you gain access to her apartment?
- I used keys.
- Whose keys?
- Her keys.
- Without any permission.
She's dead, remember?
What do you want
from me?
I just want the truth.
No, you just want
someone to hang.
Richard. M-May I
call you Richard?
Ahem.
I know guys like you don't like
guys like me, a-and that's fine.
But let me suggest
you drop the attitude.
Okay? Because if you
take a look around,
you'll see I'm the only guy here
tryin' to help you.
Just... work with me.
Look, here's my card.
If you think
of anything else,
you beep me,
day or night.
- Okay?
- Okay.
Oh, oh, uh...
One more thing.
Uh, did anyone take any pictures
or video or anything like that?
I can look, but I...
I don't think so. No.
Okay.
All right.
- I'll be in touch.
- All right.
- Get some rest.
- I will.
Robocam with the cavity-cam.
What's up, pretty lady?
- Be natural, all right?
- I'm always natural.
Oh, God. Well, it's like
you just feel free.
Like a bird.
I always think
of that song "Free Bird. "
- Do you know it?
- Holy sh*t!
There was another plane.
All right, Slammo,
who the hell are you?
Come on, man! What are
you buzzing me for?
Because apparently, Ditch, you needed
a tour guide to find your way here.
- What took you so long?
- What I don't understand, lady,
is how you're still vertical.
Why don't we start there, all right?
The woman you saw falling
wasn't me.
It was a female body dressed
in an orange jumpsuit.
The suits from your jump center
were easy enough to copy.
Okay. Okay, I'm startin'
to catch on, I think.
So you unhook while I'm up front
checkin' for traffic, and then...
She jumps. She max-tracks into
the blind spot behind your plane.
A body drops from the plane
above you:
mine.Shadowing above.
You look out, see her falling.
Or think you do.
Actually, I'm on my way
landing a mile off.
I see.
Yeah, I was this close
to puttin' it together.
Of course you were.
All right, so you've fooled a guy who
can't get his sideburns even when he shaves.
- What about the coroner?
- Terminal velocity.
How fast does
an unstable body fall?
110, 120 miles an hour?
- Yeah, about 110, 120...
- Miles an hour.
Well, forget the dental records.
Her teeth are Chicklets.
What about fingerprints?
You could still I.D. her that way.
But they wouldn't, not if
there was a simpler way.
Like all of us on the ground
tellin' the cops who it was.
Let me ask you somethin'.
Who was the corpse?
I'll tell you on the plane.
We have to leave now.
What do I look like here, a brain donor? The
only place I'm goin' is the county sheriff.
- Think they'll believe you? - They will as soon
as the coroner double-checks the fingerprints.
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