The Color of Money Page #6
- R
- Year:
- 1986
- 119 min
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# Don't you tell me nothin' #
Ha ha ha!
# You say it's right,
and you know it's wrong #
# You say it's short,
and you know it's long #
# You say it's low
when you know it's high #
# Tell me the truth
and don't tell no lie #
# Don't tell me nothin' #
# Don't you tell me nothin' #
Play another one?
# Don't you tell me nothin' #
# I can see that rock 'n' roll
is good for me #
Are you sure...
You don't want
to play again?
Woo! Woo! Woo!
Woo! Woo! Woo!
Woo! Woo!
# Don't ##
[Music Playing]
Hmm.
Do you smell
what I smell?
Smoke?
Money.
Let's take
a stroll around.
# A starless black sky
revealed #
# I can feel the tears,
all lost and alone #
# And I feel... ##
Hey.
Check out that guy
that's playing back there.
That guy?
Yeah. This is
a golden opportunity.
You know
who that is?
That's Grady Seasons...
the best money player
in the world.
That's Grady Seasons?
You want me to play him.
You bet.
And you are
going to dump.
You are going to
lose something fierce.
You'll ask for the spot
and the break.
It'll be humiliating.
This is beautiful.
What do you mean, dump?
If you lose bad now
to this guy...
you'll be a super nobody
in Atlantic City...
and the odds on you
will drop to nothing.
- See? She learns.
- Let me ask you.
These guys hustle,
and they win.
How come I always
got to play the jerk?
Why can't we hustle
where I win?
Because
there's something...
at the end of this.
I wouldn't
have you do it...
unless the payoff
was phenomenal.
Look, do whatever you want to do.
Do whatever you want.
I'll play.
I ask a question, he panics.
It's like a nightmare,
isn't it?
It just keeps getting
worse and worse...
Doesn't it?
# Are you going to
fall for this? #
# We're gonna pay
hell for this #
# And now we can
move through it #
Oh. The impossible dream.
# Let ourselves
in for it... #
Don't choke now.
It's not
that hard a shot.
Did you just say,
"don't choke now"?
You heard me.
Yeah. Yeah,
I heard you.
# Let ourselves in for it #
Oh!
# Let yourself in #
# Any way that you figure it #
# It's down here
at our fingertips #
# Back again, again... ##
Hey, Grady.
Up your ass with the spot,
okay with you?
Fine with me.
[Applause]
How you doing?
Hmm?
Carmen, I'm playing
here now.
I know.
Vincent,
you win one more game...
you're gonna be humping
your fist for a long time.
You got that,
Vincent?
What are you doing,
meditating?
Yeah?
Ha ha ha ha!
Ha ha ha ha!
Ha ha ha!
Yeah?
Ha ha ha!
Can I have
the Balabushka?
Yeah.
Ha ha ha!
Are you going
to play, Eddie?
Yeah, maybe.
Where?
I don't know.
Gunther's.
Are you mad at me
about last night?
No. You done good.
Where's he going?
He's going to
Gunther's, ja.
Hey, Bill.
Why don't you
call Dud?
# Just about
to lose my mind #
# Never gonna let
your love... ##
Thank you.
I'll have another Drambuie
and potato salad.
Give my friend
another J.T.S. Brown.
One more time?
Absolutely.
You remind me a lot...
of a guy I played
about 20 years ago.
After that, five of us
went on a road trip...
to San Antonio.
We didn't get any action.
playing each other.
That's all she wrote.
Nice book, though.
Buy you one?
No, I'll buy you one.
I'm going to play
for a while.
It's crazy, you know.
I was working at this job
busting my butt.
They didn't
give me a raise.
My old lady,
she leaves me...
because
she says I'm a bum...
because I quit.
Then after, I start
working at the university...
strictly
for the experience.
Guess what I was.
What were you?
I was a subject.
A what?
A subject
in the psych department.
I was a subject
for experiments...
reflexes, memory things.
I didn't do anything...
when it got
to electric shock.
I did just once,
but it don't count.
Oh!
Okay.
That's 80.
- Do it again?
- Yeah, sure, I don't care.
- Double or nothing?
- Double or nothing.
Is there an echo?
Let's play.
Eddie, how you doing?
Holding my own
and a little bit of his.
Good man.
Here.
Go!
Go!
Go!
Go! Go!
Go! Go! Go!
Fall!
Is that it?
Do it again.
Double or nothing?
What else?
All right.
Ha ha ha!
That is bullshit.
I never did that.
That is luck, man!
I'm really sorry.
There's nothing I can do.
The 9-ball fell.
I can't believe that.
Are you
a hustler, Amos?
Come on, Eddie, man.
Luck.
Are you a hustler?
Hey, you don't
want to pay me?
Keep it.
Forget it.
I don't want
no bad feelings.
When the
big guy loses.
I lost, I paid.
I don't...
Are you
a hustler, Amos?
What?
You want to quit?
F*** you, kid.
Double it again.
# Don't bother #
# Sure enough I do #
# Oh, well #
Hey, I want to
ask you something.
I want you
to be honest.
You think I need
to lose some weight?
#... All of my life #
# Well, I sure
don't remember ##
How could I
get suckered like that?
You got to
work hard.
That takes a real gift
to show your ass like that.
Everything in a stack.
Everything... just probably
a little too much booze...
a little too cocky...
right amount of jerk...
to miss all those
f***in' signals.
Hey.
Eddie, you'll
get him next time.
How much would you need
to go it on your own...
from here
to Atlantic City?
What?
Should have wiped
the floor with that guy.
Yeah? So?
How much would you need
to go to Atlantic City?
A couple thousand?
Come on, Eddie.
You had too much
to drink.
Let's forget
about it.
I got nothing
left to teach.
That was
the last lesson.
Take the money.
Front for yourself.
You'll do fine.
You're walking off?
Dumping us.
Dumping you?
I'm giving you
a stake.
I showed you
all I got.
What the hell else
you want?
That's it!
That's all!
What are we
supposed to do?
Where we supposed
to go from here?
Here's you, see?
Between you
and Atlantic City...
there's about 27
pool halls.
Three weeks, a couple
thousand dollars.
Why you talking
this way?
You're played for a chump,
so you walk out?
We'll get this guy
next time...
Eddie.
Hey, hey!
You do this
to some guy on the street...
not to me.
What about the stuff
you told me?
You're going to
ruin everything.
Carmen and me,
you told me about that.
Okay, look, Eddie.
Hey, it's
my attitude, right?
From now on...
Attitude, bullshit.
You always do
what you want to do!
Don't tell me that!
I'm tired!
I try
to do everything!
Take the money.
It's the last thing
I can give you.
Let it go, Vincent.
You give me money
to get rid of me.
You got
a long way to go.
This is
nickel-and-dime sh*t.
Shut up
and give me money.
Make it 3,000.
I'll give you
what I got!
You know something?
Just keep your
f***in' money, pal.
Here.
F*** it.
F***.
Feel good, don't it?
I'm blind.
You're cool.
Better?
The same? Worse?
Better.
Better?
Same? Worse?
Better.
Better?
Same? Worse?
I like
the glasses.
Fast Eddie,
this here's Moselle.
He plays pool.
No kidding.
That's a nice stick.
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