Thelma & Louise Page #9
- R
- Year:
- 1991
- 130 min
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You can keep it moving
if you don't look down
Hey, baby!
You ready for
a big dick?
Hi.
Hi, there.
You all right?
We're fine.
How are you?
Great!
You girls about
ready to get serious?
I think so.
Follow us.
Better not look down
if you want to keep on flying
Put the hammer down
Keep it full speed ahead
Better not look back
Or you might
just wind up crying
You can keep it moving
if you don't look down
Better not look down
if you want to keep on flying
Put the hammer down
keep it full speed ahead
Better not look back
Or you might
just wind up crying
You can keep it moving
if you don't look down
Where you going?
Fresno.
We've been seeing you
all over the place.
Why don't you take
off those shades?
I want to see your eyes.
Yeah, I been
seeing you, too.
Yeah, we think
you have really
bad manners.
Yeah.
Yeah, where do you get off
behaving like that with
women you don't even know?
Huh?
How'd you feel if somebody
did that to your mother?
Or your sister?
Or your wife?
Huh?
What are you
talking about?
You know good and damn well
what I'm talking about.
I mean, really.
That business
with your tongue.
What is that?
That is disgusting!
And, oh, my God,
that other sh*t of
pointing to your lap.
I mean, what is that
supposed to mean
exactly, huh?
Does that mean "Pull over.
I wanna show you what
a big, fat slob I am"?
Yeah, or does that mean,
"Suck my dick"?
You women are crazy!
You got that right.
We think
you should apologize.
I ain't apologizing
for sh*t!
You say you're sorry.
F*** that!
You say you're sorry,
or I'm gonna make you
f***ing sorry.
Oh, Jesus.
I'll bet you even called us
"beavers" on your CB radio,
didn't you?
Yeah. Sure did!
Damn! I hate that.
I hate being called
a beaver, don't you?
You gonna
apologize or what?
F*** you!
Ooh!
Oh! Goddamn,
you b*tch!
I don't think he is
gonna apologize.
Nah, I don't think so.
You b*tches!
You b*tches from hell!
God damn it!
You're gonna have
to pay for this!
You're gonna have
to pay for that!
I'm gonna make you!
I'm gonna make you
pay for this!
You hear me?
Oh, my God!
Where'd you learn
to shoot like that?
Off the TV.
How about you?
Where'd you learn
to shoot like that?
Texas.
Whoo.
I can see all obstacles
in my way
Gone are the dark clouds
that had me blind
It's gonna be a bright
Bright sun-shiny day
It's gonna be a bright
Bright sun-shiny day
I think I can make it now
The pain is gone
All of the bad feelings
have disappeared
Here is the rainbow
I've been prayin' for
Hello? Hello?
I'm in the trunk.
I'm a police officer.
The keys are over there.
The keys are over there.
Look all around
There's nothin'
but blue skies
Look straight ahead
Nothing but blue skies
D- l-D-10-17-55.
Red hair, brown eyes,
5'7" tall, 120 pounds.
Suspect, Thelma
Yvonne Dickinson.
White female,
D- l-D-11-27-56.
Red hair, green eyes,
5'10" tall, 130 pounds.
Both subjects armed
and extremely dangerous.
Approach with caution.
... New Mexico and Arizona
on felony warrants
for armed robbery,
kidnapping
a law enforcement officer,
assault with a deadly weapon.
Suspect driving,
Louise Elizabeth Sawyer.
White female...
Think they saw us?
I don't know.
I don't think so.
We better get off,
just in case.
You got your
seat belt on?
This is 1-12.
I am in pursuit
of green Thunderbird.
Requesting assistance.
Sh*t.
We have
the suspects in sight.
Continuing pursuit.
Remain in position!
I know this whole thing
was my fault. I know it.
Damn it, Thelma,
if there's one thing
you should know by now,
this wasn't your fault!
Louise,
no matter what happens,
I'm glad I came with you.
Sh*t.
Oh, sh*t.
Did you see that guy?
He was right in
the middle of the road!
Hold on!
I guess everything
from here on in is
gonna be pretty shitty.
Unbearable, I'd imagine.
Look, everything
we got to lose
is already gone anyway.
Oh, God. How do you
stay so positive?
Come on, let's go!
You're a good friend.
You, too, sweetie,
the best.
How do you like
the vacation so far?
I guess I went
a little crazy, huh?
No, you've always
been crazy.
This is just the first
chance you've ever had
to really express yourself.
Good driving.
Thanks.
Oh, my God.
What in the hell is this?
I don't know.
I think...
I think it's the goddamn
Grand Canyon.
Isn't it beautiful?
Yeah. It's something
else, all right.
Oh, my God.
It looks like the Army.
All this for us?
Hey, don't let them
shoot those girls!
This is too much.
They got guns
pointing at them!
These women are armed,
Hal. This is standard.
Now, calm down.
These boys know
what they're doing.
Place your hands
in plain view.
Any failure to obey
that command
will be considered
an act of aggression
against us.
I repeat,
turn your engine off
and place your hands
in plain view.
What are you doing?
I'm not giving up.
Max, you gotta do something!
How many times, Max?
How many times
has that woman got
to be f***ed over?
Hey, listen! Will you
pull yourself together?
Now, listen to me!
You calm down.
Don't make me
sorry I brought you.
Damn it!
I repeat,
cut your engine off
and place your hands
in plain view!
Okay, then, listen.
Let's not get caught.
What are you
talking about?
Let's keep going.
What do you mean?
Go!
You sure?
Yeah.
Hey!
I felt it when the sun
came up this morning
I knew that I could not
wait another day
Darling, there is something
I must tell you
A distant voice
is calling me away
Until we find the bridge
across forever
Until this grand illusion
brings us home
You and I will
always be together
From this day on
you'll never walk alone
You're a part of me
I'm a part of you
Wherever we may travel
Whatever we go through
Whatever time may take away
It cannot change
the way we feel today
So hold me close
and say you feel it too
You're a part of me
and I'm a part of you
I can hear it
when I stand
beside the river
I can see it
when I look up
in the sky
I can feel it when I hear
that lonesome highway
So many miles
to go before I die
We can never know
about tomorrow
Still we have to choose
which way to go
You and I are standing
at the crossroads
Darling, there is one thing
you should know
You're a part of me
I'm a part of you
Wherever we may travel
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