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The Confirmation Page #3
- PG-13
- Year:
- 2016
- 101 min
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(metal music blaring)
- What the hell is that?
- (turns radio down)
That's Kyle's music.
Your mom married a metalhead?
Do you like that?
A little bit.
Not really.
Where's that CD I gave her
for her birthday?
(Big Dave McLean's
"Don't Get Mad, Get Even" plays)
That sounds better, huh?
Yeah.
Let's go find my tools.
Now, when life has
turned you upside-down
You feel
kicked to the curb
You feel beat
to the ground
(brake pedal hits floor)
Holy sh*t!
Where'd the brakes go?
- (horn blaring)
- Anthony:
Whoa!Oh, yeah, that was the problem.
(horn blaring)
...holler inside,
well, I'm willing to bet
I forgot.
Mom said the brakes
were starting to go out.
(exhales)
Don't get mad,
get even
Solid advice
I believe in
And if for
Brake pads?
75 bucks.
275 installed.
We can put 'em on
now if you want.
I'll put 'em on myself.
Can I can borrow some tools?
Let me ask my dad.
You're slipping down
to the end of your rope
There's no
flicker of light
There's no glimmer of hope
You're just looking
for something tonight
That seems
a little more pleasing
You should get
down on your knees
When you're rollin'
the dice
If you're willing to gamble
with the rest of your life
You put a smile
on your face
(brakes squeal)
Don't get mad,
get even
Pretty good, huh?
Yeah. It stops now.
It's getting late.
Guess I'll have to see
this Drake guy tomorrow.
You hungry?
Nope.
I'm starving.
Pancakes.
That's a very good choice.
(chuckles)
And your mom was
worried about us.
If you have a six, then you can
ask me if I have a six.
Oh, I see!
Then you take it
and make a pair.
If I've already got a pair,
what do I do?
You put it in that pile.
'Kay.
Do you have...
a jack?
Go fish.
Go fish yourself.
(both laughing)
(explosions)
So jab straight. 'Kay?
Bop, bop.
Bop, bop. Bop!
No, no, no. No.
No roundhouses.
Bop.
Keep your hands up by your face.
Bop, bop, bop!
Narrator:
The baboons sit and listen
to the hippos' distinct call...
- (Anthony laughs)
- as they bathe...
and drink the water.
The hippopotamus
is highly aggressive
and unpredictable
and is among the most
dangerous animals in Africa.
Nevertheless,
they are threatened
by habitat loss
and poaching
for their meat and ivory...
(fridge door rattles)
Wine coolers?
Seriously?
Make that 95% puss.
What's that mean?
Ah, that's good.
95% puss is pretty good
for most guys these days.
You can't take that!
They'll think I did it.
(thuds bottle down)
(door items clattering)
(exhales wearily)
We have bottled water.
Well, you, you stay here,
I gotta look for something
in the garage.
(door creaks open, bangs shut)
(clatter)
(door slams)
Did you find it?
Find what?
I don't know.
No.
(breath shaking)
Cold in here, huh?
You're sweating, Dad.
Listen, uh...
I got to, uh...
I gotta run out a sec.
You'll be okay, right?
Where are the keys?
I don't know.
(exhales, gags)
Want me to call somebody?
No. (gulps)
Go to bed.
I want to stay here with you.
I'll be okay. Just go.
Anthony. Go to bed. Now!
(groans lightly)
Please help my dad.
There's something
wrong with him,
but you can probably see that.
Make him better, if you can.
Amen.
Walt:
Jesus Christ!
How will I know
if you don't tell me?
You know, we've talked about
all this before.
It's just not all my fault.
Look, I'm sorry, okay?
What do you want from me?
Seriously,
that doesn't make any sense.
Why would I do that?
What are you doing?
Dad?
You always do this.
Dad?
(sobs)
I can't.
(shouts)
(Walt groans)
(Walt groans)
Hello?
Otto! Um, it's Anthony.
There's something wrong
with my dad.
What do you mean?
- I think he's drunk.
- What's he doing?
He's talking to people
who aren't there.
All right, well, just hang on.
I'll be right there.
We're at my mom's house.
I'll just be a few minutes.
Okay.
Walt:
I gotta go.- I gotta go.
- Dad. Dad! Stop!
Don't go out there.
Don't go out there!
Dad!
Dad, Otto's coming.
He'll be here any minute.
Otto?
He says you should stay here.
Is Dorothy gone?
Yeah. But Otto's coming.
Okay.
Hello?
We're in here.
Hey, Walt.
How you doin', buddy?
Otto?
Yeah.
Time for bed, don't you think?
Come on.
Let me help you.
Yeah. There we go.
There you go.
Yep. There you go.
All right.
Okay.
Yeah.
I'll be right back.
Upstairs.
(footsteps)
Well... (sighs)
he's finally out.
You okay?
Yeah.
Listen, Anthony.
Your dad is not drunk.
He's having withdrawal.
Do you know what that is?
No.
It means that he is acting funny
not because he's been drinking,
he's acting funny
because he hasn't been drinking.
You understand?
No.
Sometimes...
when adults stop drinking...
play tricks on them.
See, your mother said
that he couldn't see you anymore
if he didn't stop drinking.
He was in the taverns.
Oh, but he's been
drinking root beer.
He's trying.
Your dad is a good man.
He's got some demons,
but, you know...
we all do.
He'll be asleep
for several hours, I think,
and when he wakes up,
he's gonna be hurting,
but he shouldn't be
acting strange anymore.
Now, I got to get home
for Beulah,
but if you need me, you call me.
Okay?
I'll be here real quick.
You promise?
Yeah.
All right.
You're in charge.
Thanks, Otto.
Anytime, partner.
Get some sleep, you hear?
(sighs)
(alarm clock beeping)
(shuts alarm off)
(Walt sobbing)
(sobbing)
(paper thuds)
The Griffins get one.
The Griffins?
I didn't think they could read.
See their house?
Yeah.
The gutter's falling off,
the paint's shot.
Garbage in the yard.
You know, get off your ass
and fix it. Clean it up.
(sighs)
this neighborhood
had some pride.
What's the matter with people?
I don't know.
You know, the Griffins represent
everything that's gone wrong
with this world.
It's immoral, is what it is.
Your generation's gonna have to
make it right again.
It's up to you.
- Okay.
- You know?
I'm sorry my generation
screwed it up so bad.
It's all right.
No, not really.
You know, our parents
built a great country,
and we couldn't even
maintain it for you.
I'm sorry.
They get one, too.
(paper thuds)
(sighs)
(exhales deeply)
You know, I think
maybe you're right.
I think I can see
your other universes.
I just hope they make
more sense than this one.
I, um...
I don't remember
much from last night.
I didn't hurt you, did I?
No.
- Dad?
- Yeah?
I don't want to have Communion.
Why not?
I don't want to eat Jesus.
Oh...
Listen.
You're not really eating Jesus.
They say you are.
No, no, no.
It's not Jesus.
It's just a cracker.
It is?
And it's not
Jesus' blood either.
It's grape juice.
You know, it's crackers
and grape juice.
I don't get it.
You will. Someday.
Why don't you go
to church anymore?
I went enough already.
I don't want you to go to hell.
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