Thelma & Louise Page #6
- R
- Year:
- 1991
- 130 min
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I'll be seeing you,
Louise.
Mmm-hmm.
Okay, have a safe trip.
It's a good thing
he left when he did.
We thought we were gonna
have to put out a fire.
Hi.
What happened
to your hair?
Nothing.
Got messed up.
Thelma, what's
wrong with you?
Nothing. Why,
do I seem different?
Well, now that
you mention it, yeah.
You seem like you're crazy
or you're on drugs.
Well, I'm not on drugs,
but I might be crazy!
Thelma, what happened?
What happened?
J. D. Came back.
Oh, my God, Louise.
Oh, my God.
Oh, no!
I can't believe it.
I mean, I just
can't believe it!
No!
Oh, my God, it's like...
I finally understand
what all the fuss is about!
Now it's just like
Darling, I'm so happy for you.
That's great. I really am.
You finally
got laid properly.
That's so sweet.
Where is he now?
He's taking a shower.
Thelma, you left him
alone in the room?
Where's the money?
Oh, my God.
Thelma, where's the money?
It's on the bed table.
It's okay.
It's on the nightstand!
It's okay.
Oh, God damn it!
I've never been lucky!
Not one time!
Sh*t!
That son of a b*tch
burned me.
I don't believe it.
I don't believe it.
Louise?
You okay?
Louise.
I'm sorry, I mean it.
Louise, it's okay.
It's okay.
No, Thelma,
it's not okay.
It's definitely not okay.
None of this is okay.
I mean,
what are we gonna
do for money, huh?
How we gonna get gas?
I mean, trading
on our good looks?
I mean, oh, God damn it,
Thelma, it's not okay.
Louise.
Hey, now you listen to me.
Don't you worry about it.
You hear me?
Come on, stand up!
Louise, just don't you
worry about it. You hear?
Come on.
Come on, damn it!
Get your stuff
and let's get out
of here.
Move! Jesus Christ,
come on.
Come on.
Take your damn time.
Come on, here we go.
Damn, damn.
Afraid of a little
rain, Max?
Phew!
Well, come on in.
Wipe your feet.
As you know,
Is that gonna cost me?
Excuse me, may I?
Hey, live it up.
That's what
it's there for.
We're going to have
someone here at the house
on the phones
until we find them.
not to let on that
you know anything.
We want to try
and find out
where they are.
Uh-huh.
I don't want to
get too personal,
but do you have
a good relationship
with your wife?
I... I love Thelma.
I don't intend
anything by that, sir.
It's just a question
I have to ask.
Are you close with her?
Yeah. I guess.
I mean, I'm about
as close as I can be
to a nutcase like that.
Yeah, well,
if she calls,
just be gentle.
You know, like
you're really happy
to hear from her.
Like you really miss her.
Women love that sh*t.
Okay, if you say so.
- "Women love that sh*t."
- I'm sorry, it's just...
Cool. Can I
wear these?
Want anything?
Drive, Louise!
Drive! Drive the car!
Go! Go!
Go! Go! Go! Go! Go!
What happened?
You robbed the store?
You robbed
the goddamn store?
Well, we needed the money.
It's not like
I killed anybody,
for God's sake.
Thelma!
I'm sorry.
We needed the money,
now we have it.
Oh, sh*t! Oh, sh*t!
Oh, sh*t, Thelma!
Louise. Louise.
Oh, sh*t!
Come on, get a grip.
Drive us to goddamn
Mexico, will you?
Okay.
Oh, sh*t! Oh, sh*t!
Well, how... How'd you...
I mean, what'd you say?
Well, I just waltzed on
in there and I said...
Good morning,
ladies and gentlemen.
This is a robbery.
Now,
nobody'll lose their head.
Simon says, "Y'all lie down
on the floor, please,
right away."
Thank you.
Ma'am, would you get
down? Not you, sir.
Let's see who'll win a prize
for keeping their cool.
Sir, would you
do the honors?
Take all the cash
out of the drawer,
put it in a paper bag.
Yes, ma'am.
You're gonna have
an amazing story
to tell all your friends.
If not, you'll have
a tag on your toe.
You decide.
Hurry up. Let's go.
Ma'am, would you be quiet?
Sir, get down, please.
Thank you.
Just stay there.
Just get real comfortable.
Hey, throw in some
bottles of Wild Turkey,
too, will you?
Yes, ma'am.
Thank you. Now,
you get down, too.
Yes, ma'am.
Ladies and gentlemen,
I want to thank you all
for your cooperation.
Now, stay down
on the floor till I'm gone.
Have a good day.
Jesus Christ!
Good God.
My Lord.
Hey, Louise,
better slow down.
I'd just die
if we get caught over
a speeding ticket.
You know, for the
first time in my life,
I wish this car wasn't green.
You sure we should
be driving like this?
I mean,
in broad daylight
and everything?
No, we shouldn't,
but I want to put
and the scene of
our last goddamn crime!
Oh, man!
You wouldn't
have believed it.
It was like I'd been
doing it all my life.
I mean, nobody
would believe it.
Think you found
your calling?
Maybe. Maybe.
The call of the wild!
You are disturbed!
Yeah, I believe I am.
Whoo!
Thelma, don't you litter.
Wait a minute. Shoot.
God, I hate when you...
This always happens
when you're in a hurry.
Damn. What are you gonna do?
Just stay drunk all day?
Try to.
Oh. Isn't that nice?
Truck drivers
are always so nice.
Best drivers on the road.
Oh, Lord.
How original.
Thank you.
Oh, man!
That's disgusting!
You pig!
Just a f***ing pig!
That's gross!
What's he gotta do
that for, anyway?
I don't know.
They think we like it.
is what they think.
Shut up!
James Lennox?
Yeah, who wants to know?
Arkansas State Police.
Hi.
Thelma.
What?
I want you to call Darryl.
What for?
I want you to find out
if he knows anything.
If you think he does,
you gotta hang up the phone,
'cause that means
the police have told him,
and the phone's
probably tapped.
Tapped the phone?
What are you
talking about?
Come on, Thelma,
murder one
and armed robbery?
Murder one?
We can't even say
it was self-defense?
Well, it wasn't.
We were walking away.
We got away.
Yeah, but they
don't know that.
It was just you
and me there.
I'll say he raped me
and you had to shoot him.
That's almost the truth.
It won't work.
Why not?
Because there's
no physical evidence.
We can't prove he did it.
We can't even
probably prove by now
that he touched you.
God.
Law is some tricky
sh*t, isn't it?
Hey, how do you know
about all this stuff
anyway?
Besides,
what're we gonna say
about the robbery?
There's no excuse for that.
There's no such thing
as justifiable robbery.
All right, Louise,
will you?
Where'd you get this?
Stole it.
Hi.
Hi!
Huh!
Who's the nut?
That's Mrs. Dickinson's
husband.
Excuse me.
Well, sh*t twice
and fall back in it.
God.
Where'd you get
the $6,600 in cash?
A friend.
We spoke
with a gentleman today
who says he delivered
very close
to that same amount to
a Ms. Louise Sawyer.
Do you know her, too?
Yes, sir.
Yeah, I believe
she's the woman
driving the car.
He said he took it
to a motel
in Oklahoma City.
He also says
that at that time
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