Tropic Thunder Page #10
- Oh, sh*t, it's on!
- Over here!
- What're you doing?
a Hanoi high-five.
Shadow me, Pinocchio!
Smoke!
Oh, sh*t!
Jeff, don't!
It doesn't matter what I do.
I'll always be a screw-up.
No one'll ever respect me.
That is not true, you are not a screw-up!
You make so many people laugh.
They only laugh at my farts.
Jeff, we really need to go now!
This is all I deserve!
Laugh at that, you bastards!
Hilarious! Hilarious!
Let's move. We only have 16 hours
before they wake up.
Sounds like the dinner bell's ringing.
These a**holes are gonna be crawling
in here ready to f***ing eat us.
There. All right, you keep six right here.
Come on, let's go.
Come on, what are you guys doing?
Let's get out of here!
He's on tilt status.
Same thing happened to me when
I played Neil Armstrong in Moonshot.
They found me in an alley in Burbank
trying to re-enter the Earth's
atmosphere in an old refrigerator box.
What're you talking about?
Come on, fellas, we really need to go.
Daggomit, Blamtucky,
I ain't re-programming a VCR.
Give me the flame thrower.
You gotta start the chopper.
- No, f*** that! Just give me this.
- No time! I'll take care of this!
All right. Give me your hooks.
Don't worry,
I'm not gonna put them on again.
- Just give me your goddamn hooks.
- All right. Here.
Get those boys back to the bird, pronto!
Sh*t! Enough!
Fake sh*t!
F***!
Go get your guys!
Get them to the chopper!
I'll take care of these yahoos!
motherf***er, and say it.
- "It's me, Tugg!"
- It's me, Tugg.
That's right! Now, Tugg who?
- Tugg who? I don't know. Who are you?
- Me?
I know who I am!
I'm a dude playing a dude
disguised as another dude.
What?
You a dude
that don't know what dude he is!
Or are you a dude who has no idea
what dude he is
and claims to know what dude he is...
What the f***
are you guys talking about?
I know what dude I am!
- You're scared.
- I ain't scared. Scared of what?
Or scared of who?
- Scared of who?
- Come on, guys. We really need to go!
Scared of you.
- Jesus.
- What's going on?
The dudes are emerging.
He's right, you know.
I am not
Sergeant Lincoln Osiris.
We gotta roll out.
Nor am I Father O'Malley.
Or Neil Armstrong.
Wow!
The insecurity level
with you guys is ridiculous!
- Everybody's got issues!
- Yeah, man, everybody got issues.
Come on! You're Kirk Lazarus.
You're the whole reason
I got into acting.
I memorized every single monologue
you ever did
when I was in theater school.
- Really?
- Yeah. And look, Tugg!
I saw Scorcher I
That sh*t blew me away!
I got high to that sh*t! You the man!
Yeah, man, Scorcher I was great.
Let's get the f*** out of here!
Tugg, Tugger, you're the last piece
of the puzzle, buddy.
We need you! Your men need you!
Are you with us?
I'm a rooster illusion.
F*** it. We'll deal with him later.
Let's move. Come on. Come on.
Double time. Gotta go!
Come on, come on, come on.
Bingo! Move out.
Oh, God.
Just say no to this,
you drug-making midget.
Gotta hold on!
Four Leaf!
You grew hands?
RPG, gentlemen!
Where are you going?
Oh, my God.
I am moving to catering after this.
My ass!
My ass!
Hey, yo!
We gotta get our sh*t together, Tugg!
to the chopper!
Are you still crazy?
We gotta get Candisky to the chopper!
It's Sandusky.
- Kevin Sandusky.
- That's my name.
You remembered my name.
Alpa, go help Cody.
Portnoy, get Sandusky
back to the chopper. Go!
- I got him!
- Let's go!
Let's get out of here!
Hey, Leaf!
- Leaf!
- Yeah.
Hit the plunger
- as soon as they clear the bridge!
- Got it!
Come on! Get in the chopper!
- Come on! Move!
- Kirk! Wait!
Laz, I'm gonna blow the bridge!
Are you the special effects guy?
- You God damn right I am.
- F*** yeah!
Leaf's about to blow the bridge.
Come on!
You don't have to! You don't have to!
I'm staying.
No, I can't let you do that, mate.
We gotta go.
No, I'm telling you, I'm not being crazy.
They'll listen to me.
I know it sounds weird,
but I have a connection with them.
You're not doing tofu dinner theater
for these motherfuckers. Let's roll!
- Get over here!
- I have a son now. Little Half Squat.
Who in crikey f*** is Half Squat?
He's my son. He's my boy!
He needs me. I have to go back to him.
You tell the world what happened here.
What happened here?
I don't know, but you need to tell them.
I got this.
Tugg!
You take care of the boys!
I'll deal with these guys.
Where is he going?
We're gonna f***ing die!
Laz, come on. He joined the circus.
Let's go.
- You've got hands.
- Yeah.
- F***! You've got hands?
- Come on!
- Come on!
- Get in!
- Come on!
- He's staying?
Go! He's a lost cause, mate!
Get out of here!
I was wrong! Blow the bridge!
Blow the f***ing bridge!
I got this.
Leaf, no!
It's over! He's gone!
Cody! We gotta go!
Look.
Think he's done.
Cover me!
- Come on!
- Wait, come back!
How do we cover him?
All right, game over. Come on, mate.
Come on.
- You all right, man?
- I'm cold.
I can't feel my legs.
No, no, they're in a puddle, mate. See?
There's a puddle right there.
- No worries.
- Good.
Come on, we gotta split, man.
- You guys came back for me.
- Course.
Hey! I want you to know something.
What?
I know who you are.
You're my friend.
You're my brother.
But like a really cool brother, you know?
Like a brother
where there was no animosity or...
Don't look now,
you got some real tears going.
Really?
That's the stuff
that accolades are made of.
Jesus, let's go, man!
All right?
All right?
Upsy-daisy.
Come on! Come on! Come on!
Let's go! Let's go!
Get in! Get in!
Come on! Here we go!
Tuggernuts! I got it!
- Tugger!
- Rick!
What the f***?
I got the TiVo!
my friend gets a TiVo!
Oh, sh*t!
And the Oscar goes to...
Yes! Tugg Speedman.
"Tropic Blunder,
The True Story Behind the Making
"of the Most Expensive
Fake True War Story Ever."
Yeah!
Yeah, you son of a b*tch!
Eight Oscars, $400 million
and you saved
Tugg Speedman's career.
I couldn't have done it
without you, Slolom.
Really?
No, d*ckhead, of course I could.
- A nutless monkey could do your job.
- Well, I...
Now, go get drunk
and take credit at all the parties.
- Joking.
- Yeah?
- Yeah.
Very... Okay, there he is.
- There he is. Okay.
- Go have fun.
All right. We're having a...
F***, okay. Thank you, Les.
Thank you. You have a good night...
But seriously,
a nutless monkey could do your job.
Good. Thank you, sir.
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