The Firm Page #7

Synopsis: Set in the 1980s, Dom is a teenager who finds himself drawn into the charismatic world of football 'casuals,influenced by the firm's top boy, Bex. Accepted by the gang for his fast mouth and sense of humor, Dom soon becomes one the boys. But as Bex and his gang clash with rival firms across the country and the violence spirals out of control, Dom realizes he wants out - until he learns it's not that easy to simply walk away.
Genre: Drama
Director(s): Nick Love
Production: Warner Bros.
 
IMDB:
5.8
Rotten Tomatoes:
68%
Year:
2009
90 min
2,233 Views


Bexy.

Not you again.

Oh, no.

Most of us survive it unscathed.

But an increasing number

of young people are...

You not hungry, babe?

Do you want to talk about it?

Cos you know you can, don't you?

l know what it is.

He's knocking about with them older boys,

- and they've spun his nut.

- You spin my nut.

Ngggh.

ls it a bird?

- ls it a plane?

- Oh, shut up, you, fatso.

Did she break your heart? Cos it happens

to us all, you know, some time in our lives.

All l can tell you is, it's what makes

a man a man, if you know what l mean.

Come on, then, dinlow.

l wouldn't start giving it

the big 'un if l was you.

You look like a f***ing postbox

in that tracksuit. Where we goin', anyway?

Get some puff. You got any?

Course l ain't.

Makes a change.

Let's go round and see me dad.

See if we can ponce some money.

Make out you've been mugged.

Why do l always

have to be mugged?

Cos he believes you.

Why me?

l dunno. Cos you're ginger,

and he feels sorry for ya.

Whatever, Jils.

Who you callin' a Jils?

You, you f***in' strawberry Miwi.

Don't start gettin' tricky, helmet.

Don't you start gettin' tricky, then.

Helmet.

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