Unlawful Entry
- R
- Year:
- 1992
- 117 min
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1
You once said, about your childhood,
"I grew up with seriousness
all around me."
Yeah, my parents were very, very strict.
I come from a Catholic family.
There are five kids in our family.
We werent poor,
but we were lower middle class.
We didnt have a lot of money.
My dad's theory was keep working,
work hard, work hard.
And ah, pretty much no play.
It was almost like not good in our family
If you laughed
or if you wanted to have a lot of fun.
So, that stays with you a little bit
because I did work hard.
But I think it's important
to have a balance in life...
He thinks I put up $100,000 of my money
just to watch it disappear?
- He doesn't care about your money!
- He doesn't have to. I just want to know!
To the people he represents,
it's pocket change.
Does he know
what this will do to me and Karen?
- I know you're out there
- Yeah, but does he know?
Michael...
Listen, Roger, it sounds good.
Fax it to me, I'll talk to you in the morning.
Sorry, I tried to keep it quiet.
I heard a noise from downstairs.
Didn't you hear it?
No, I was cracking on the phone with Roger.
It's probably the wind... or fuzz-face here.
Why does he hate me?
If you paid him more attention,
he'd like you better.
He would if I fed him goodies, like you do.
I think you're jealous of Tiny.
He gets to sleep with you more than I do.
Is that...? I'll go down.
Maybe we should call the police.
No, it's OK. I'll just check it out.
Don't worry. If it's anything serious,
I'll come back for my driver.
Michael, is everything all right?
- Somebody's in the house. Call the police.
- What?
Michael!
No!
Stop, motherf***er! Back off!
Back off!
- Back off!
- OK.
Drop it. Drop it! Drop it!
Take anything you want!
- Here, you can have my watch!
- I don't want no watch!
Please don't hurt her.
I'll give you anything you want, please.
Karen!
..outside of 6th at 718.
Police, sir.
Hi, come on in, guys.
I'm Officer Cole. My partner, Officer Davis.
Michael Carr.
What happened to your foot, Mr. Carr?
I knocked a beer bottle down in the kitchen.
It's nothing really.
Mr. Carr, can you tell us what happened?
Yeah. We were upstairs in my office,
my wife and I,
and we heard a noise.
This is my wife, Karen.
Thank you for coming so quickly.
Can you tell us what happened
after you heard the noise?
Michael went down and I,
and I went down... and...
It's OK, Mrs. Carr. Just take your time.
This man jumped out of the closet
and he and Michael fought.
It wasn't much of a fight, really.
I grabbed his leg, he was trying to get away.
He got out in the kitchen, got hold of Karen
and took off out through the back.
The son of a b*tch put a knife to her throat.
- Are you OK?
- Yes, I am.
- Do you need a doctor?
- No.
- Are you sure?
- Yeah, thank you.
Tiny!
Tiny?
Come here, Tiny.
You're not a very good watchcat,
are you, Tiny?
Useless.
We'll have someone over in the morning
to dust for prints.
Try and not disturb too much.
We've had a bunch of break-ins here.
We think it's the same guy.
- In this street?
- This general area, but we'll get him.
- I wouldn't mind seeing that.
- Does anyone want any coffee?
Yes. I never turn down coffee.
Whoa, watch the glass.
Oh.
Excuse me.
Thanks.
This guy who's doing this,
is there any chance he'll come back?
We were told this
was a safe neighborhood.
All things considered,
this is a safe neighborhood.
Mr. Carr probably scared him so much,
he won't come back.
It doesn't matter. I'm getting a gun.
- What?
- I'm getting a gun.
- No guns.
- Maybe she'll listen to you guys.
Don't get a gun.
It's easy for you to say, you've got one.
- I'm trained to use it.
- I've done some shooting.
At targets... Not people.
Take our advice.
Get an alarm, get a dog,
but forget about guns.
The wrong people always get hurt.
Nice people.
Hey. I know what you're thinking.
What am I thinking, Roy?
I'm never gonna be able to sleep.
Me neither.
I thought he...
When he grabbed me...
It's all right.
I don't think I can stay here,
it's just so weird.
We'll get some things together
and go to a hotel, OK?
No. I don't think
I can live here anymore.
I think we should sell the house.
Honey, wait a minute.
You love this house.
I know, but we really
don't need this now.
We're in way over our heads.
- We can barely afford it.
- Don't get carried away.
You know what we're gonna do?
We're just...
We're gonna take that cop's advice.
Tomorrow morning, I'll make a few calls.
Come here.
We'll get the best security system
known to man.
If that doesn't do it,
we'll get a... killer watchdog.
A vicious... pit bull with fangs
with a stud collar.
Come on, honey.
We'll be all right.
Come on.
You chased him around with a putter?
- You're a hero!
- Dirty Harry and Arnold Palmer all in one.
I'd have had a heart attack.
You did OK. Are you guys all right?
Yeah. Well, Karen's upset.
Sh*t. Here he comes.
Do we have to kiss him?
Gentlemen.
I read your prospectus.
Demographics look good.
Jerry, I'm not a big believer
in demographics.
- I think it's a lawyer's tool, no offence.
- None taken.
- Amazing place.
- The potential here is fantastic.
I learnt to go with my instincts.
I used demographics once and went belly up.
- Was that Denver?
- He's done his homework!
You weren't the only one.
I put a lot of my clients' money there.
Those buildings are still empty.
That won't happen down here.
This downtown area
has undergone a revitalization.
The new buildings
are all filled with people,
all within shouting distance
of this place here.
OK. I want to put on a backers' party
so you can get a feel for what could go on.
It's mine.
- Hello.
- Hi, it's me. Bad timing?
We're in the middle of it,
but we're close.
What's going on?
The security people
haven't shown up yet.
Neither have the police
to dust for prints.
- Did you call them?
- Yeah. I get a run-around.
Great. OK, I tell you what.
Here's what you do.
Call the police and ask to talk
to those two cops from last night.
I bet they can help.
Well, OK. I'll try.
I'll be home as soon as I can.
You all right?
Mm-hm. I love you.
- I like that!
- Bye.
Michael, I'm being grilled here!
This area's high crime, right?
You get the people in.
How do you keep the bad element out?
I'm into that as we speak.
Michael, you remember Officer Davis?
Oh, yeah! How are you doing?
I didn't recognize you out of uniform.
- You did all this?
- Yeah, it's no big deal.
- It is! We really appreciate it.
Mrs. Carr called my captain
and said all kinds of nice things
about me and my partner, Roy.
- It was nice, I appreciate it.
- Can I get you a beer?
Sure, that would be great. Thanks.
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A breeze won't be able
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