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The Confirmation Page #6
- PG-13
- Year:
- 2016
- 101 min
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Whip-smart, my ass.
You think he stole your tools?
Get your coat.
(brakes screeching)
Where's your dad?
Vaughn!
(Allen gasps)
What did your dad
do with the tools?
My dad didn't take the tools,
Roger did.
Who's Roger?
The guy that was with my dad.
Why didn't you tell me?
I wanted to,
but my dad would've killed me.
- Walt:
Come here!- Vaughn:
Whoa!Whoa, whoa, whoa!
Whoa!
I'm the one who was helping you
find the damn tools!
Where are they,
you son of a b*tch?
I told you.
I don't know!
I don't know where they are.
You boys get out of here.
Dad, I think
you should tell him.
What?
Tell him what Roger said.
What Roger said?
Yeah, Roger said
What?
Now, that's a goddamn lie!
Roger's the one
who stole your damn tools.
Allen:
It's true.
Roger went into your truck
and took them.
Dad told him to stop.
You believe this boy?
Where's he live?
Are you Roger?
What do you want?
I want my tools.
- Okay!
- Where are they?
Okay. I'm sorry.
I'm really sorry.
Don't be sorry,
just give me my tools.
I don't have them.
I pawned them.
I checked the pawn shop!
No, I took 'em
to Pete's Pawn in Renton.
I figured you'd never go there.
Give me the money.
I don't have it.
How much did you get?
$200, but I spent it.
I want the $200.
I haven't worked in six months.
I got three kids.
We needed food.
Get off of him!
Get off of him!
He's got heart trouble!
(all grunting)
- No, no, no, no!
- Get off!
(all wheezing)
Just give me my money.
We don't have it anymore.
It's gone.
Well, then give me
something to sell.
We've sold everything.
There's nothing left.
Are you okay, honey?
I'm fine.
Look. We're done here.
We're going back to Idaho
to live with my parents.
When we get back on our feet,
I will send you the money.
I need the money now.
That's not gonna happen.
Look, he stole your tools,
and that was wrong,
but we're broke.
Look around here.
Do you see anything
worth selling?
The only thing we got
left is that mower,
and it don't even work!
Come on, Anthony.
Let's go.
Roger:
I'm sorry.
Write down your address
and I'll send you the money.
Walt:
Forget it.
I'm coming with you.
No.
Hey. How you doing?
Hey.
Are you the owner?
Pete!
Yeah?
Got a guy.
Hi.
Yeah?
Those are, uh, my tools.
They were stolen.
Right.
You got a receipt?
They're very old.
They were my dad's.
I don't have a receipt.
Well, that's your problem, then.
Well, I can tell you
everything that's in there
without opening it.
Yeah, I got guys coming in here
all the time,
claiming stuff is theirs.
Those are my tools.
Then call a cop.
Or a lawyer.
Maybe you didn't know
before you bought 'em,
but you know now.
Those are stolen goods.
Well, call the authorities.
We'll have
an investigation, then.
That's how things work
in this country.
Walt:
How much did you put on them?
400 bucks.
- Anthony?
- Hey! What are you doing?
Come back here!
Anthony! Run!
- Run!
- Get out of the way!
Keep running, Anthony!
Anthony, run!
Get the kid, Darren!
(blows landing)
Anthony...
Anthony:
Stop it!Leave him alone!
Leave my dad alone, goddamn it!
(scuffling continues)
Get away from my boy!
What are you doing, huh?
Get away from my boy!
(grunts viciously)
You!
You don't even think
about coming back here,
'cause I'm not selling you
these tools for any price.
Now, go on.
Get outta here.
Are you sure you're not hurt?
You got blood, Dad.
Oh, I'm okay.
Come on.
Let's go home.
(Gillian Welch's
"Everything is Free" begins)
Everything is free now
That's what they say
Everything I ever done
Gonna give it away
Someone hit the big score
They figured it out
That we're gonna do it
anyway
Even if it doesn't pay
(exhales)
They got pop.
You want anything?
No, thank you.
Me neither.
I'm back!
Hey! Great timing.
We just got home.
- Hi, bud!
- Hi.
How are you?
Good. Um, Dad's here.
Hey.
Hey, Walt!
Hi.
So, how'd it go?
Good.
Wouldn't you say, Anthony?
Yeah.
Good. Nothing happened.
Well, come on in for a minute.
Sit down.
You haven't seen the place,
have you?
Well, I, uh...
I'm sorry, I mean,
since you lived here.
(chuckles)
Yeah, I haven't really
been here since, uh...
- looks good.
- Yeah.
Sit down.
Sit down.
Here.
So what did you two get up to
this weekend?
Um, just messed around.
Played some video games.
At Dad's house.
Really?
Yeah, I got 'em for Anthony.
But I enjoy 'em, you know.
It's fun to kill aliens.
(laughs)
Ack-ack-ack-ack!
Did you get enough to eat?
Yeah.
We ate some.
How about I'll make a snack,
and we'll have dinner later?
Good?
Hey, Walt, you want
to stay for dinner?
No, I'm good.
Thanks.
Ahem.
Hey, Walt, do you want
to see my ham radio?
No.
I mean, you know,
maybe someday, but not today.
Ahem.
Hey, Walt.
Bonnie tells me
you've run into
kind of a rough patch,
and I want you to know,
that if you need
any money or anything,
don't be afraid to ask us.
That's very nice of you, Kyle,
but, uh...
I'm doing okay.
Great.
I just want you to...
No.
Thanks.
Okay.
(sniffs)
I really like
what you've done
with this house.
It's really nice.
That's much appreciated, Kyle.
Gorgeous.
Well... ahem.
We had a great weekend.
Yeah.
We had a good weekend.
We learned a lot
about, uh, how to show
appreciation for one another.
I don't mean just physically.
(chuckles)
No. No.
It's all about communication.
Telling the truth.
Just be honest with each other.
That's what the experts say.
Isn't that right, partner?
I don't know.
Hey, Walt, do you want a beer?
You have beer?
Yeah, I keep it tucked away
in a little fridge
in the garage.
None for me, thanks.
Would you mind if I had one?
Okay, I'll just go get one,
and I'll be right back.
(door opens, Kyle thuds)
Kyle:
Whoa! Jeez.
What happened to my sticky door?
Walt, can we talk
outside, please?
Buddy.
(door opens)
(door shuts)
What were you doing
in my house this weekend?
When I, uh,
brought Anthony over
for the newspapers,
I had to go to the bathroom.
You always fix the door trim
when you go to the bathroom?
Not always.
I'm sorry, I...
I came in, I saw the bad work,
I couldn't help myself.
Right. And I suppose
that made you so hungry,
that you had to make pancakes?
(scoffs)
Hey.
Why don't you have a seat, bud?
What's the money for?
It's for Dad.
Why?
I don't want to say.
I know he was here this weekend.
I know everything that happened.
That's why I want
to give Dad the money...
for the car.
The car?
For fixing the brakes.
Your dad was driving
my car this weekend?
I thought you knew.
How much were the brakes?
$75.
But then there's labor.
For his time.
So...
$325 for his time?
Yeah.
That's probably fair,
don't you think?
I think so.
you want to tell me
about this weekend?
No.
That's about it.
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