The Hitcher Page #2
- R
- Year:
- 1986
- 97 min
- 968 Views
- You mean me?
- I mean you.
You! Yes, you!
Okay. We're gonna go
for a little ride now.
You two get in the front.
I'll get in the back.
- One of you open the door.
- Open the door, Jack.
Get in the car!
You and me, we're gonna
get in together, okay?
Ready...
steady...
go.
- Can I close the door?
- Shut the door.
Start the car.
Head for the highway.
Can you call out on that thing and get
me connected with somebody in charge?
I'll try to get through
to Captain Esteridge.
Do it. But don't tell anybody
where we are.
- Central, this is car number...
- I said don't tell them anything.
Central, this is one of your cars
and we've been hijacked by suspect.
He wishes to speak
to Captain Esteridge directly. Over.
Esteridge 10-11.
We'll try to locate. Standby.
This is Captain Esteridge.
Do you read? Over.
Captain, this is Jim Halsey.
You gotta listen to me, Captain.
I swear I didn't kill those people.
I got framed by this guy
I picked up hitchhiking.
What do you suggest
we do, son?
Come on, man. You tell me.
Why don't you
let my men go
and give yourself up?
I don't have identification.
I don't have anybody to call
for you to check me out.
Are you willing to lay down
your arms and surrender?
I promise I'll do everything in my power
to see to it you're treated fairly.
I'm putting my trust in you, Captain.
Take us in.
Bang.
Well, I know
you caught something...
because you're probably
the best dang fisherman around here.
But if that's the best
you can eat...
I don't know what you're
gonna be able to do.
That'll tide us over until...
Looks to me like you best go.
- Better get on the road.
- Yeah, I'll see you.
Bye, Alice.
Well, what happened to you?
Nothing.
Nothing?
Nothing happened.
- I need some coffee.
- It's brewing.
- Bring it to me at one of the booths.
- You okay, kid?
How do you like Shitsville?
Don't you move.
You stay seated
right where you are...
or I'll blow your brains
through your ass.
The gun is empty.
did you?
So help me,
I'll blow you in half.
All right.
Squeeze the trigger.
I will.
- Please.
- Oh, I will.
'Cause you can sure as sh*t bet
Bam!
Why are you doing this to me?
Come here.
You're a smart kid.
Figure it out.
I didn't do it.
I didn't do any of it.
I'm not a killer.
This morning this guy
tried to kill me.
He's been following me
ever since.
I don't know why.
Do you believe me?
Sure.
No, you don't.
I wouldn't either.
Let's go sit down.
What are you gonna do?
Give up.
I have no choice.
Nice and easy. Come on.
Step down.
All right, step down.
Get out from behind the door!
Step away from the bus. Get down!
Move!
Move your ass now!
I'm giving up
and I'm not guilty.
You just wasted
two of my friends.
- You spit on my wrist.
- What?
I said, "You spit on my wrist."
Wipe it off.
You can see I'm unarmed.
Wipe it off!
- Come on, Lyle. Go easy.
- Shut up!
- Let's get him back to the station.
- I said, "Shut up!"
Wipe it off!
Put the gun down.
Goddamn you.
Drop your guns! Don't turn around.
Just drop them.
I can't believe you were gonna do
what you were gonna do.
Don't you know who he is?
You got the wrong man, Lyle.
Like hell we do.
Now just settle down and...
- Don't come any closer.
- Hand me that gun.
Just empty them.
You're in enough trouble already.
You just threw your life
down the toilet, girl.
I'll be just fine.
I'm taking him to
the sheriff's office in Riley.
You stay put.
Let's go.
- Now what?
- We're going to Riley.
- Do you know how to use the radio?
- I better let you out here.
No. If I'm in the car with you,
they're not gonna hurt you.
- We can talk to them by radio.
- What are you gonna say?
We're gonna turn ourselves in.
Buckle your seat belt.
Do mine.
Hello? Can you read me?
We want to turn ourselves in.
Can you read me? Over.
Listen to me this time.
We just want to turn ourselves in!
Do you read me?
Hello!
The bastard's on his way.
Hold it there.
That's a good speed.
Sh*t.
Get the gun! Use it!
- No, I'm not gonna shoot anybody!
- Aim for the tire.
- Oh, God!
- They're gonna kill us!
- Use it! Shoot 'em!
- No!
I got you.
Jesus Christ! Use the gun!
Shoot back!
You got him. Watch it.
She's got a gun.
Watch it. Get down.
You got him.
I dropped the gun.
You what?
Get the shotgun!
Be careful, now.
There you go.
Hold on!
Holy sh*t!
Are you okay?
Yeah. Yeah, I'm okay.
Let's go, you son of a b*tch!
Oh, God.
Come on.
Let's get out of here.
- Why didn't he kill us?
- Let's go.
Why didn't he kill us?
Let's go.
Are you okay?
Why'd you pick him up?
I wanted to help him...
and I was tired.
I thought he'd
help me stay awake.
Can I sit by you?
- What are you doing?
- I want to call my father.
- No. No calls.
- It's only my father.
I said, no calls.
what we're gonna do.
I can explain it.
It's not that simple.
I already tried.
I'm scared.
Me too.
Thanks.
Nash?
Are you awake?
Let's head 'em out!
No, I'm okay. Don't...
I'm okay.
I just want you
to know where I am.
Everybody's
No, I sound funny,
but I'm okay.
The Apostle Paul told us
to look within ourselves...
for the very spirit of faith.
You must look to nature where
the spirit is replenished daily.
I'm Reverend Hollis Maxwell inviting you
to visit a church this Sunday.
This is Channel 3,
KCIK Television, in Texas...
licensed by the F.C.C.
in Washington, D. C...
ending its broadcast day.
We invite you to join us
tomorrow at 6:
00 A.M.All right.
Don't hurt him, Ed.
You take it easy now.
Are you Jim Halsey?
- Who are you?
- I'm Captain Esteridge.
We spoke on the radio.
Where is she?
You come along with us now.
We're gonna need your help.
Hostage situation.
Hold your fire.
Hold it!
Please, don't!
Why don't you do something?
F***in' do something!
We can't!
Hold it!
- No!
- Do something!
If we shoot him, his foot will come off
that clutch, and that truck will roll.
Please!
Now, you get in there
and you see what you can do.
Please, do something!
Please, help!
She's sweet.
The gun is loaded.
Go for it.
Go ahead. Pick it up.
Tell you what... I'll let you hold
the gun on me before I do anything.
They'll catch you.
Please!
Yeah. Sure.
So what?
Pick up the gun.
Do something!
Put it in my face.
Right there.
That's good.
You know what to do.
Now do it.
Squeeze the trigger.
She'll die.
Oh, God.
You useless...
waste.
I can't tell you
how sorry I am for you, son.
Anything I can do for you?
When you're finished here,
you should go see a real doctor...
and get a complete checkup.
We all know there
- Who is he?
- We don't know.
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