The Winner Page #6
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- Year:
- 1996
- 92 min
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Why?
Tell me things.
What do you want me
to tell you?
Tell me something.
Tell me something
you haven't told me yet.
Something that you don't think
that I would understand.
What do you want me
to tell you? That I...
that I need that money?
I mean, I need that money.
I'd be lyin' if
I didn't tell you that.
I... I...
Do you believe in evil?
I don't believe in evil.
I don't look at things
in those terms:
Good and evil.Sometimes I think
evil... is real.
Like a tree
or like the ocean...
Or something alive
that can reach out for you,
grab you and never let you go.
You're not evil, Louise.
I just...
I just want...
what?
What do you want?
I just want to
get away from here.
That's all.
I want us both
to get away from here.
I understand.
I'm going to help you.
I'm going to help you get away.
Hold it right there!
Ma'am! Step out of the way,
ma'am! Step out of the way!
Hold it there!
You at the fence!
Put your hands in the air
and stay where you are.
Stay where you are!
Hold it!
Freeze, motherf***er!
Put your hands on your head!
Put your hands on your head!
You heard him!
How much do you need?
250,000.
You understand that tomorrow
you'll owe me double?
Tomorrow you will owe me
a half million dollars.
Do you plan on
playing tomorrow?
Yes.
Well, then,
if you win,
we won't have a problem.
But if you lose, however...
I want you to understand
the seriousness
of the situation.
I'll win.
Now you each have a gun.
Holy sh*t! What?
Were they having a sale?
Who knows what wolf
and that vicious ViXen
got up their sleeves.
Joey, take a gun.
Nah. Guns make me crazy.
Guns are for losers,
like you.
Nope, I prefer...
My little helper.
Hey! I need to make a phone call.
Let me call my brother.
Hi, son.
Daddy!
It's time to go, amigos.
I vamonos!
It's time to go.
I vamonos!
I vamonos!
I vente, hermano!
I vamos, vamos!
I adios, amigo!
Jack.
What's goin' on?
Well, looks like
old Philip kind of
changed our little plan.
What?
He went and borrowed the money
to cover your debt.
He borrowed it?
I guess evidently
he thinks there's a chance
he might not win.
Makes you wonder, though,
if he knows what they'll do
to him if he loses.
Are you going to see him
right now, baby?
Well, yeah, actually.
He just called me.
You know what's odd about it.
You told me you needed 150,000.
He went off and borrowed
250,000. Funny guy,
that Philip, huh?
You just bring the f***in' money
straight back here, okay?
Of course.
I got a better idea.
Why don't I go with you
for the hell of it?
Oh, come on, Jack.
It'd ruin everything.
You trying to set me up
for something?
'Cause I could go talk
to Kingman myself.
All that cash, Jack.
It adds up.
Yeah, right.
Just bring the money
straight back here,
will ya?
She's gonna pick up your money,
and I'm gonna wait for her
back at her place.
You're gonna wait for her?
She'll bring it to me.
Jack, what do I care
about her damn money?
What do I give a sh*t
about her money?
Don't you know
it's the girl?
What's the girl?
The girl, the girl.
The girl's love
is keepin' him alive.
But she doesn't love him, so...
does she love you?
Don't worry, Jack.
She loves you.
Jack.
Jack?
You go back to her place.
She'll be there soon.
She'll walk through the door,
and she'll tell you
she loves you herself.
She'll drown you in her love.
That's what you're waiting
to hear, isn't it, Jack?
Does that make you
mad at me, Kingman?
I'm happy for you.
Now, you take good care of her.
And don't you worry
about Philip.
People have to endure in life.
They always do.
Don't they?
What is this, man?
Up.
You're gonna lose.
Doesn't matter.
You got her the money anyway.
She's gonna be okay.
It doesn't matter.
Here, baby.
This is for you
to pay off your debt.
Where'd you get
that kind of cash?
I still had
a lot of cash.
No, you didn't.
before if you had.
Philip, tell me
what's goin' on.
Nothing's going on.
I'm a little worried about you.
Are you gonna be safe?
Maybe I should
go with you.
I'm gonna be fine.
It's better if I'm alone.
Listen, Philip,
you are gonna win, okay?
I know you.
I know you better
than you know yourself.
Of course
I'm gonna win.
You are.
I will.
No one can
break you, okay?
It's something I knew
the first time I saw you.
Something I felt
that I never felt before.
I believe in you.
Why do you look so sad?
I'm not sad.
Baby, everything's okay.
Everything's right.
Thank you. Trust me.
Damn her!
Good-bye. I understand.
I'll always love you.
Hey, Philip!
Hey, buddy, can you spare
a dime for a Vietnam vet?
I'm a purple heart.
Get the f*** outta here.
This is for Phil!
F***ing...
You can't hurt Phil.
You can't...
Philly! Philly!
Die! Die!
Die!
Phil, Phil, Phil, Phil, Phil!
Philly!
We're takin'
the whole f***in' place.
You want us to go in now?
When I give you the signal.
Give me the f***in' gun.
I thought you said
you didn't like guns.
Give me the f***in' gun!
What about the masks?
Put 'em on.
Come on!
Ladies and gentlemen,
place your bets.
Honey, you've got to let it
ride or it's not gonna...
five.
Louise, you came back.
I came back.
I love you.
Philip, there's some things
I've got to tell you.
I've been lying to you.
I know about you
and my brother.
I do.
About me and Johnny?
Yes.
That was a long time ago.
That's nothing to me now.
I thought that you...
no, no, no.
I had this plan.
But then when I was
driving away from you,
I found your note.
And I realized
for the first time...
Louise! Louise!
No.
Every f***ing thing I did
I did for you, Louise!
Goddamn!
Jack.
No, get away from her, man!
Everybody, on the f***in' floor!
Are you okay?
Are you okay?
Yes, yes, yes?
Son of a b*tch!
Oh, Philip.
Let's get outta here.
Yes. Our money.
Come on, hon.
Oh, Jack.
Come on.
Come on, Louise.
We'll make it
outta here.
Yes.
Philip, wait.
What?
What I realized.
What?
No!
Oh, God.
Louise! No!
Oh, God!
Oh, God! Louise!
Oh, God. Louise, no.
No! No.
You don't leave me alone.
Don't leave me alone!
No!
Phil!
No! You get away!
No!
Look, Phil.
Phil, now that she's gone,
we can work on
our relationship.
Yes? What?
Yes?
What I realized...
yes?
I realized I...
I love you.
No.
I love you.
Yes... no.
No!
No!
No! No!
One...
Two...
one, two, three.
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