The Color of Money Page #5
- R
- Year:
- 1986
- 119 min
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Huh!
# Ow-ooo ##
Ow!
[Applause]
Woo!
Not bad, my man,
not bad.
When you leaving town?
Now, right?
You don't want
to play me again?
Don't kill me.
That boy's hot.
Did you
see me tonight?
Hey!
What?
I m...
I made money.
You lost money.
The town
is dead for you.
Do I not speak your native language?
What is the matter?
You give me this stick
and tell me to lay low.
The goddamn thing, I lay it down
and it jumps up at me!
You don't deserve
this stick.
I don't deserve this?
You don't deserve
this stick.
Alls you do
is you sit in there.
You talk.
You tell me things.
I played.
I'm a f***in' pool player.
You know something?
I'm a f***in' animal!
Ow-ooo!
Animal!
Vincent,
get in the car.
This is embarrassing.
You're acting
like some girl...
who got felt up
in a drive-in.
It looks terrible.
Tough sh*t.
How much did you
take off of Moselle?
I heard 100.
Yeah. 150.
Walk into a shoe store
with 150 bucks...
you leave with one shoe.
We were working
on 5,000.
Come on.
Get in. It's cold.
Vincent.
You got me
talking to myself.
Half of me says
I got a hold of...
the best thing
I ever seen.
Half of me says
it ain't worth it.
Either I don't
teach you right...
or you don't listen...
or you listen,
but you don't hear.
What was
that voodoo stuff?
That wasn't pool.
That was a circus.
You dropped your pants.
You want to get down?
Good.
You and Gypsy Rose Lee.
I can always
go back to whiskey.
It's been
very good to me.
You're sitting in it,
and I'm wearing it...
but it's tired.
You know, it's just
kind of run on.
You appear on the scene,
I'm jumping again.
You remind me that...
that money won...
is twice as sweet
as money earned.
the screws put on me.
It was over for me...
before it really
got started.
But I'm hungry again...
and you bled that
back into me.
You got to have
two things to win.
You got to have brains...
and you got to
have balls.
You've got
too much of one...
and not enough
of the other.
I mean,
I don't know.
Tell me what
you want to do.
Give me a clue.
Uh...
Um, yeah.
I'll try.
I'll really try,
you know?
Let's go for it.
You know, Eddie,
I mean, uh...
it's just tough
for me to lay down.
You know,
it's just, uh...
I get in there,
and it's just tough.
It's just, uh,
it's just tough to lay down...
but i'll try. Okay?
Tough to lay down,
huh?
Well, roll over,
sweetheart.
Give me.
What?
is 90 bucks.
I wake you up?
Well, do you
want to hang up?
Are you still
pissed off at me?
Well, if you were, uh,
I'd understand.
I don't know.
Uh, I'm having nightmares,
sweats, and everything.
What kind of rent
are you paying?
I said what kind of rent
do you pay?
Well, listen.
Ahem.
After the Bahamas...
maybe you could
move in with me...
just for practise.
What do you mean?
No, nothing's going on.
What are you, a shrink?
I miss you.
I say nice things to you.
Fine.
every now and then.
They're young.
They're kids.
No, no. You're perfect.
I love this. You should have seen
Eddie play last night.
Terrific.
Are we going to make
some money today?
We'll make some money.
Definitely.
I'm a wild man today.
Did you ever hear
of a hustle...
called two brothers
and a stranger?
That's the guy
in the Bible...
with the many-coloured
coats, right?
I'm joking, you guys.
Come on.
Did I get through
to you?
I'll run it by you
another way.
If you'd have
kicked ass...
in any place
but Chalkies...
Atlantic City would
be dead for us.
The guys never
leave the street.
Otherwise, it would
be all around.
Let me tell you
something.
Last night...
people never talked to me...
like that before.
You really
talked to me.
I want you to know
I appreciate it.
I want to thank you
for everything. Uh...
Ahem.
Don't worry, kid.
Don't worry.
Two brothers
and a stranger.
You got two guys
who go into a bar, see?
Give me two hours.
They'll be building me
a trophy wall.
That kid gets to
have all the fun.
Lock and load.
All right.
Who's next here?
You guys want to play?
No. Anybody? Want to play?
Forget it.
Spot you
the break here.
Come on, I'll spot you
the break.
I want
the 7-ball, too.
How about the 8?
I'll give you the 8.
What do you want?
You up? Let's go.
Ha ha ha!
Ha ha ha!
Why don't you
keep it down?
What did I say?
I coughed.
Well, ya ga ga ga.
Stop it, Eddie.
Do you mind?
Excuse me?
It's a money game
here, guy.
Ha ha!
Big money game.
Right. So take your hands
off the girl...
and let us play, okay?
What do you care
where I put my hand?
Gramps, put your teeth in,
get your hands off your daughter
and pay attention.
You might learn
something today.
I'll change my teeth.
You change your goddamn diapers.
Hey, we've got
a game going here.
Really? What are you
playing for?
What's it to you?
What are you playing for?
You want to win?
I'll bet 500 bucks
on this guy here.
Huh?
I think
you're a choker.
says you choke.
Why don't you
take a walk?
Anybody want to bet?
What are you
starting trouble for?
- I'm going to leave.
- Jerk.
Want to go
for 1,000?
[Helicopter]
[Siren]
I know. I mean...
you'd think
he would have seen it.
Oh, my God,
he got suckered...
into that so easy.
Unbelievable.
Unbelievable.
What's up?
What do you think?
Get in the car.
Get away from me.
What the hell
is the matter with you?
Did you have
a good time?
I'm disappointed,
frankly.
Frankly, your ass!
I seen you.
Don't give me that.
Seen what?
Screw this.
I don't need this. I'm gone.
I'm going home.
Come on.
- The hell you are.
- The hell I am?
You're going home
alone, man.
Is it you
and Eddie now?
Getting felt up
by Eddie?
Come on.
You go in that place,
you play your part.
I put my hands on her.
It's acting.
Your hands were
all over her!
It's acting!
Hey, look, Vincent...
when you go
into movies...
and you see
people kissing...
do you think
they go home together?
They're professionals.
We're trying
to be professionals.
Okay, you guys,
it was just a little rough.
I ain't used
to that, Carmen.
I don't know
about this.
Vincent the kid, huh?
You're going to be
one of the greats, kiddo.
I got a good feeling
about this.
# You say it's black,
and you know it's white #
# You say it's day
when you know it's night #
# You say it's good,
and you know it's mean #
# It's the finest music
that I ever seen #
# Don't tell me nothin' #
# Don't you tell me nothin' #
# Don't tell me nothin' #
# I can see that rock 'n' roll
is good for me #
# You say it's a dog
when you know it's a cat #
# You say it's a mouse
when you know it's a rat #
# You say it's meat,
and you know it's bread #
# You tell me it's gold
when it's a hunk of lead #
# No, don't you tell me nothin' #
# Oh, don't you tell me nothin' #
# Don't you tell me nothin' #
# I can see that rock 'n' roll
is good for me #
# Don't you tell me nothin' #
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