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The Young Americans Page #5
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- Year:
- 1993
- 103 min
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- Mm-hmm.
- Chris. You heard him.
- Yeah.
Jesus Christ.
That is beautiful. Thanks.
I know how hard it is to get hold
of these things over here, so...
It's a good gun.
- Listen, I should be buying
you something. - Aren't you?
- It's going fine. Don't worry. - I never
worry, Jack. It makes me look ugly.
Like, you know, I don't wanna
sit on this sh*t for too long.
It's... it's here?
Come on, Jack.
You know I don't talk...
about stuff I ain't got.
Yeah, it's here.
40 K's.
That'll keep London talking
sh*t for a long time.
- What, you bring it here?
- Yeah. It's up to you, Jack.
I just wanna see it move.
- What are you doing tonight?
- We're closed.
You're closed? Good.
Come over to my place.
We're gonna have a thing for some
investors. We'll work it out there, okay?
How about you, Chris?
Is he almost...
could you let him off early?
I wanted to take a ride around town.
He could show me stuff.
Huh? Then we'll go over to my place,
we'll party a little.
Have a nice little steak, huh?
Fine. Yeah. Great.
Like my car?
Yeah.
What's not to like?
You wanna drive?
- I haven't got a license.
- So, don't hit anything.
# Go, go #
These guys
are so funny, man.
Oh, man.
I love this f***in' town.
You know?
I love this country.
It's so, uh...
it's so...
you know, so old.
You know.
People got no ambition, though.
I mean, it's a shame.
It's really f***in' depressing.
What about you, Chris? You gonna spend
the rest of your life behind a bar?
Guy like you, you could have
anything you want.
Any f***in' thing you want.
You know that?
It's up to you.
# Hypocrisy is the
greatest luxury
hypocrisy
# Is the greatest luxury
hypocrisy
# Is the greatest luxury
raise the double standard
# Go, go, go, go
go, go, go, go
# Go, go, go, go,
go, go, go, go
# The race, the trouble
don't make a rebel
# Havin' a life together does?
# America has an image
of a young boy
# Backstabbin' not
giving an expletive
# No respect for his or the lives
# Well, suicidal, homicidal
# Or at very least
extremely unbridled
# How convenient for those who
would like to destroy him
our political logic
# But the way we enact it
# We can imagine
a perfect society
# But can't maintain
a decent relationship
# The failure finding
the luxuries # - What's up?
what happened?
- Yeah. - Well, I'm upset too,
you know.
- We're hearin' one thing from you and
one thing... - You're hearin', I'm hearin'.
I'm hearin' all day about it.
I told you what happened.
All right? There's no
secrets here. You know?
Cops, I told you,
they kept him up all night.
My boys didn't say nothin'.
Next morning, bullet to the head.
- But they can't do that. - Yeah,
well, they did do it, all right?
Why don't you f***in' drop it? That's
what they got planned for people like us.
Just watch your back,
keep your f***in' mouth shut.
- All right?
# Hypocrisy is the greatest luxury #
Come on, loosen up.
You're makin' me look bad.
It's a party. You want somethin',
take it. It's free.
- Jesus.
# Hypocrisy is the
greatest luxury #
What the f*** do you
think you're doing?
I didn't bring you here to suck
that sh*t up your nose all night.
Ohh.
Don't, please.
Shut up! Do me a favor.
Do me a favor.
Mingle. Mingle.
Come on, f*** somethin'. What
do you think they're here for?
Jesus Christ.
- Fraser. Them lads I was
telling you about. - Yeah.
They're over there.
- They good boys?
- Yeah.
Call me.
Come forward, lads.
This is Fraser. Fraser,
this is quick, and that's James.
Pleased to meet you,
gentlemen.
- So, you got everything you
need here? - Yeah, man.
- Good to see you.
- Nice party.
- How'd you like to make some quick money?
- I love to make money.
Hey. Where you goin'?
I've got to go.
Got somewhere else to be.
Oh. Well, you be good,
All right?
Hey, wait!
- Got a cigarette?
- Yeah.
Good.
- So, uh, you're leaving?
- Yeah. Yeah.
- What's the matter, aren't you having fun?
- No, it's great. I'm tired.
Oh, you're tired.
- Okay, go. Go.
- Yeah.
- Hey, you want a ride? I'll give
you a ride. - No. No, thanks.
# Seriously it can't
be like that
# But before I put my foot
in my mouth #
- He's okay. - Yeah, he's
one of the family.
- You okay?
- Yeah. Yeah.
I-I was just puttin' me walkman
away. It's knackered.
- Where you headed?
- Bethnal Green.
- I'll come with ya.
- Yeah. Sure.
- This has to stop. - You know who it is.
Just arrest him.
- You've met him?
- Yes, I've met him.
What's wrong, Chris?
One of the guys at the club... Mark Byrne...
I think he suspects something.
Who's he?
Jack's hardly ever there.
Mark kinda runs things.
He knows everything.
He watches me.
- I can feel him watching me.
- Something's going to happen soon? Where?
You don't care, do you?
At the club, probably.
It's all on the tape.
Tell me about Mark Byrne.
What are you doing?
- I'm just trying to find out
something about you. - Did you?
What do you expect me to do?
Look,
you've been spending a lot
of time here recently.
I-I don't think it's,
it's fair on, on you. I can't...
You want me to leave?
Fine.
- Get off me!
- Rachael. - Get off me!
- Listen to me. - I'm trying, Chris,
but you don't say anything.
- Wait.
- Don't touch me!
You asked me to stay,
now you want me to go!
- You don't understand!
- No, I don't understand!
you come back,
You won't even tell me
where you've been!
I mean, what am I supposed
to think, Chris?
What are you so scared of?
How can you stand
being so unhappy?
How can I?
Hello?
- Hi.
- John?
- How are you? - Christ, John, it's the
middle of the night. I'm exhausted.
Marty's been whining all day.
He locked himself in his room.
Is he okay?
He lost a tooth.
He's been crying all afternoon.
Why'd he get so upset?
Because the tooth fairy forgot to
leave something under his pillow.
I was busy. I forgot.
Oh.
You all right?
Fine.
Okay, I gotta go.
The tooth fairy's beat.
What's wrong?
It'll be okay.
Yeah, I know.
John.
What do you want, John?
I, um...
I, uh...
Just wanted to talk.
Oh, hi. How are ya?
I'll get this and send
somebody to pay for it.
Who came up with the idea of sticking
a slice of lime in a bottle of beer?
Probably the geezer that first
tasted the contents. Fizzy piss.
- Can I get you a girl, luv?
- Don't beg.
Toss off.
You all right?
Come on, spit it out.
- I wanna ask you something.
- What?
- You wanna score
something? - Yeah.
- Something to liven
me up. - Yeah.
- Let's go down there.
- Yeah, come on. No problem.
Let's see what we got here
for you, then.
Listen, Christian, take it easy
on this sh*t, all right?
- Promise me?
- Of course. Cheers.
- How much do I owe you?
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