Turbulence
- R
- Year:
- 1997
- 100 min
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"Turbulence"
- Merry Christmas.
- You too.
Thanks.
Excuse me.
Got him.
Lieutenant, you were right.
He was in the toy store.
He bought
a stuffed animal.
He's on his way
to see a new girlfriend.
How can you be so sure?
I don't have to see her.
I know Weaver.
She's about 5'7", 5'8", blond...
not the platinum kind.
She's about 125 pounds.
Probably a college graduate.
Definitely well-read.
Weaver likes to talk, and he wants
someone who can talk back.
- You see that teddy bear he's carrying?
- What about it?
Murder comes next.
He's in the wooing phase.
I spent the last two years of my life
one step behind this son of a b*tch.
He's a piece of sh*t.
Don't you two ever forget it.
Look, Lieutenant,
this isn't L.A., so just stay cool.
Hold up, guys.
Coming.
Merry Christmas, Laura.
Oh, Ryan,
he's so cute.
Yeah, I thought so too.
I'm sorry about
not getting it wrapped.
- I was in a rush to get it to you.
- You didn't have to wrap it.
I love it.
I love you.
Come here.
Sit down.
You're the best thing that's happened
to me in a long time. You know that?
Give me a kiss.
On the floor with your hands
behind your back.
Give them to me.
- Pull him over.
- What's going on?
Take it easy. Easy.
Hello, Weaver.
What are you doing?
What the hell's the matter
with you?
He's out of his mind. Come on.
Get him on his feet. Come on.
Merry Christmas.
Hi, Ray. I was
expecting Stephen.
Mr. Helfet told me
to give you this.
Where is he?
He didn't stay.
Thank you, Ray.
I'm actually
much more concerned about...
They're exaggerating.
I did not beat him.
I restrained him.
We don't need a problem.
I have enough to deal with.
- There'll be no incident on the plane.
- That's because you're not going.
All right. I'm coming back.
You my chaperon?
After what happened today,
yeah, Lieutenant, I am.
"Lieutenant".
Is that thanks to me?
I'm going back to L.A. I'll be
waiting for you on the tarmac.
Can't fly back with me?
I don't want
to wait around.
You're always lying.
for our relationship, don't you?
Tell me, how did you plant
that evidence in my car?
If it were true,
what difference would it make?
Knowing what you did?
You're a cop.
How can you look
in the mirror?
I like what I see. I'm proud
I got you off the street.
Is it fame?
Is that why you screwed me?
Did you want to solve
a big case before retiring?
You got your promotion.
Going to write a book?
You didn't even make
the evening news.
See? You watched.
This must really burn your ass.
You track me down for two years,
and you still get no respect?
L.A.'s a tough place
for a killer.
There's a lot of competition.
You should've killed a celebrity.
and you know it.
Yeah, right.
Wow. Look at this.
Somebody really got into
the Christmas spirit. It's so pretty.
Two crews bet over who could do the
best decorations. This was the loser.
- You're kidding.
- I get all the holiday flights.
Come on. Only five passengers,
and we get to spend Christmas in L.A.
Wait a minute. We may have
our hands full.
- Yep. It's now 11 passengers.
- Ooh, six more. Still a piece of cake.
Six men. FAA 2-14.
Estimated flight time to L.A.
is five hours, 49 minutes.
Could get a little bumpy.
So, who are these prisoners
we're transporting?
One of them's a bank robber.
The other one is
Leave it to Uncle Sam to cast
a cloud on Christmas.
When that happen?
I don't know.
Move it in, Marty.
Let us know when.
- Flatten my coat?
- I didn't flatten...
No. Sit there. I want
to sit on the aisle.
- I'd like to sit on the aisle.
- I should sit on the aisle.
Please, don't argue.
- Teri...
- Don't say you were right all along.
- You said I was rushing in London.
- No. You know...
Look. At least you
didn't do what I did...
after a five-minute romance.
- You did that?
- I did it twice.
I am just now getting over the need
to make men happy. It's pathetic.
You have so much time. You have your
whole career ahead of you. You know?
Really. Just wait
for the right guy to come along.
Whoa. FAA regulations. Please step off
the vehicle. I'll stow it for you.
- You live in L.A.?
- My dad does.
Seats and lavatories clear.
Merry Christmas.
You're four rows
down on the left.
I need a 28.8 jack immediately
after takeoff. Is that a problem?
Hey, Captain.
You're late. I specifically requested
you be here before the other passengers.
It was my understanding
I'm sorry.
I think you'll find
everything in order there.
Four weapons. That's it?
Nothing else?
I carry a.38 backup.
It's not listed.
Most pilots don't mind.
I do. It has to ride up front with me.
I'm afraid you'll have to hand it over.
What are you looking at?
Shut up.
I want the restraints
kept on for the entire flight.
We weren't planning
on taking them off.
- Okay, let's go.
- Come on.
Don't push me.
Come on, Stubbs. Any more
verbal abuse and I will gag you.
Hi.
Excuse me, miss.
What's the movie?
- It's a Wonderful Life.
- Really?
What's the name of that song
Jimmy Stewart sang with Donna Reed?
They were walking down
main street.
Right here.
Middle seat. Sit down.
Sit down.
- You really shouldn't do that.
- Shouldn't do what?
Make eye contact with these guys.
You never know what they're up to.
What did they do?
The guy with the dark hair, the one
who likes you... he's a serial killer.
- Are you kidding?
- He raped and killed five girls.
One of the maintenance men told me.
Plus, he said that some cops...
said that Weaver
couldn't have done it.
A perfect argument
for capital punishment.
He doesn't look like
a serial killer.
Did you ever see
He was a real charmer. Mark Harmon
played him in the TV movie.
What's that?
If it's not on the manifest,
it's not on the airplane.
I swear those guys have seen too many
Dirty Harry movies. Checklist.
Doors.
- Closed.
- Cabin preparation?
Complete. Call for pushback.
This one always sticks.
- Seasons greetings from the cockpit.
- Oh, my god.
We're fortunate to be leaving New York
before this latest blizzard hits.
due to the weather.
Flight time is five hours
and 49 minutes.
than usual.
The latest Los Angeles weather
is overcast skies with rain showers.
Welcome aboard.
Hello, and welcome aboard.
Whenever we fly, wherever we fly,
we at Transcontinental...
Please note that the no-smoking sign
is on. Federal law...
And now, please fasten
your seat belts.
Roger. 321 left Outer Hotel
and Zulu.
TWA 10-1 1 Trans Con 47 heavy.
Flight attendants,
please be seated for takeoff.
Trans Con 47 heavy.
Position on hold... 31, left.
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