The Marine 3: Homefront Page #2
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You can have that chat tomorrow.
She'd love to give you her thoughts
on higher education.
Christ, Amanda.
She's gotta do something with herself.
Have you even talked to her about...?
Enough, Jake. I'm tired.
I just want to relax.
Okay.
Bye.
I'll see you guys later.
Where you going?
Out.
Darren's waiting.
Darren?
Darren Carlyle. Miller's kid.
You remember him.
Jake, relax. Please. He's a good guy.
He's not some idiot
like the rest of the losers around here.
Didn't he go to juvie for selling weed?
Years ago.
I...
...love you.
So much.
Bye.
You're real subtle.
It's a gift.
Hey, baby.
Hey, you.
Come here.
Mm.
Wow. You look nice.
Thanks.
I noticed your brother's back.
Yep.
He still got a stick up his ass?
Yep.
He never liked me much anyways.
Let's just go.
Hey, Darren, come on in for a sec.
Have a beer or something.
Um...
Jake, you're not my dad. Okay?
Roger that?
Let's go. Now.
Go. Come on. Please. Drive.
Come on. Let's go. Whoa!
Whoo!
Uh-huh. Uh-huh.
Well, that's interesting. Yeah.
That's the kind of news
I could have used last week.
Problem?
Summit's been moved up.
Tomorrow afternoon.
We can be ready.
The RDX?
I'll talk to Eckert.
His boys can make it by morning.
All right. Let's make it work.
Clear.
You don't need it anyway.
Almost there.
Jackson, give them their bit.
A change of plans.
We move tomorrow.
Late afternoon.
Which means this car needs
to be ready by morning.
as possible.
How about you start telling us
what the actual game plan is?
Your lap dog over there
seems to know everything.
I know him. I trust him.
Well, that's just cute.
Congratulations to you.
But we've all put our ass on the line.
And don't forget:
They're my contacts
that are gonna score us the RDX.
Not yours.
Not his.
Mine.
You ground us.
You take our phones away.
You put us in a little corner
and lock us up in here like convicts.
I'm getting sick of working
with blinders on.
Blinders on?
Yeah.
For the integrity of the mission, I haven't
done anything that we haven't agreed to.
Integrity?
"The integrity of the mission."
I like that. No, I do.
This coming from a guy
who gets all bent out of shape...
...when we take a step outside to get
a breath of fresh air from this sh*t-hole.
But it's all for the integrity
of the mission.
Yeah, I get it. Okay.
Oh, yeah. One more thing,
that's bullshit.
Christ, Eckert, I get it.
Pope don't trust us.
Hell, he don't trust no one.
Don't take it so personal.
No, I get it too.
I am all for the cause.
Things in this country are f***ed up.
Mm-hm.
But I want you to know one thing.
I'm not some monkey that's gonna do
a dance every time the music plays.
I'm gonna ask you one more time.
What's the target?
By day's end tomorrow, you will know.
You ain't never home
All right, see you, man.
What'd I tell you?
Hey. Can I get a beer, man?
Payton.
Jake. Hey, man.
How's it going?
Good. Just got back.
How you been?
Ah. Awful. Hey. Let me get you a drink.
Awful?
No, I'm good. I'm just waiting on Hark.
Have you seen him?
No. No, I haven't.
Cheers.
Cheers.
Mm. I see Twig's here.
Twig's here?
Yeah, in the back.
What is it, like family night?
Man, seeing you again,
it reminds me of my little brother.
How's Petey doing?
Oh, terrible.
He married some ugly girl.
Sounds like Petey.
What is your problem?
Dude, I ain't got no problem.
You got a problem?
Just f***ing beat it, man.
Back the f*** off.
Whoa, whoa, whoa. Calm down.
All right?
How about we call it a night?
You know, he's kind of drunk.
You know?
Mother...!
Jesus f***ing Christ, Jake.
Before you say anything... If we weren't
pals, you'd be in jail right now.
So let me get this straight.
You come home.
You tell Amanda how to run the house.
You disapprove of Lilly's lifestyle.
Look at me, dude.
And the boyfriend.
You hate him too.
You know...
Don't talk.
So then what?
You come down for a cold one
and brutalize a redneck?
I've had better days.
If you are going to come home...
...you're gonna have to learn how
to assimilate to normal society.
Look, Lilly's dating a punk.
His name's Darren.
He's actually a pretty nice kid.
He's a loser.
You're a broken record.
Who do you want her dating?
A neurosurgeon?
Rocket scientist?
What do you want? This is Bridgeton.
Are you gonna take this guy home?
Do I have to?
For the sake of
the civilized world, yes.
Now, if you'll excuse me, I've gotta go see
a gentleman about his missing teeth.
Call me later.
Yeah.
Call me later?
Hark and I have been
seeing each other a bit.
You've been seeing Hark.
You know what's funny? You don't
even approve of your own best friend.
You come home every time
like a bull in a china shop.
Me, Hark, Lilly,
we love you to death but...
You gotta let this go, Jake.
We don't need a protector.
We're all grown up here.
Do you want a ride or don't you?
Yes.
I'll get you out of this junkyard.
Gotta find this connector.
Cool?
Stand tall and proud
On your rusty bow
You all right?
The sight of land won't let you down
Mm.
What's on your mind?
When the fog has cleared
I'm an island now
Do you want to stay here forever?
Here?
No, just gotta get this
battery connector off,
then we can get the hell
out of here.
No. I meant here in Bridgeton.
Oh. Heh.
No. Not really.
Why not?
Not sure where I'd go.
Yeah, me neither.
My brother wants
to get to know you better.
Wants to have you over
for dinner.
'Cause I fall sleep with dignity
And you're safe
F*** that.
'Cause you filled that hole
Before it was empty
You know military guys
remind me of my stepdad.
I know.
You know,
it's that "do this, do that" attitude.
"Cut your hair. Go to school.
Get a job."
It's never good enough.
Even when I get a f***ing job,
But I confused the sound
Hey.
Come on.
I'm an island now
Yeah.
All right, you two stay back.
Keep your eyes open. I don't
Surprise, surprise.
Do you trust him?
His stuff is legit.
I trust that.
We'll see.
Let's go.
Eckert.
Let's take a look.
He's all business. Ha.
I like that.
USDA prime cut.
Check it out.
Looks good.
Good.
What did I tell you?
You might want to hold on there.
Gentlemen, I think we have a problem.
I don't like problems.
Sh*t, neither do I.
The change in schedule
was a real pain in my ass.
What the f***'s going on up there?
I don't know.
Rush order comes with a price.
What you've got in your hands
is what you get.
We had a deal. Right?
That was the deal. Look, I understand,
y'all don't like a curve ball.
If you need time to think about it, we can
put this off to tomorrow or the next day.
Can't wait till tomorrow.
Holy sh*t.
It's okay, it's okay.
Eckert, you son of a b*tch.
Get down.
Go!
Let's go. Get in the car.
Go, go, go.
Hey, what's up?
Amanda, it's me. I just saw a shooting.
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