Until Death Page #4

Synopsis: Anthony Stowe is a down-and-out detective addicted to heroine whose days always seem to go from bad to worse. Stowe is coming off of a drug deal, in which two officers were killed, and the primary villain, the drugs, the money and the surveillance tapes are still at large. He is also dealing with his wife, who has just informed him that she is pregnant - but the child is not his. After a gunfight in which Stowe comes very close to death, After being severely wounded and losing all will to live, His body gives up and falls into a coma. After an inner battle with himself, He gains again the spirit to live again. While on the road to recovery, Stowe finds himself in a very personal battle to make amends with his kidnapped wife and to take revenge on his assailant once and for all.
Genre: Action, Crime, Drama
Director(s): Simon Fellows
Production: Sony Pictures Home Entertainment
 
IMDB:
6.0
R
Year:
2007
101 min
119 Views


she loved you too much.

Isn't that some sh*t? She loved you.

It goes back to what I told you...

...that night you got shot

in the medulla oblongata.

I lied to you.

I wanted you to go to hell knowing

I was f***ing your wife.

Why couldn't you just

stay in the coma, Anthony?

You were always

so goddamn indestructible.

Well, not anymore.

My business in New Orleans

is done.

I'm heading to the new frontier.

Starting a family.

Me and my new wife.

How do you like that, Tony?

Me, a father.

By the way, who is the father?

Your evidence from the townhouse,

Anthony.

You remember all that, don't you?

Brain still working, Tony?

But here's the really beautiful part.

Meet your hero.

Cleanest cop in the world...

...who always had a suspicion

that Anthony Stowe was a dirty cop.

Dirty cop gets killed.

Clean cop gets a shiny new medal.

I love this country.

Nothing personal, Tony.

But it works well for me,

you have to agree, huh?

There is one flaw.

You're suicidal, Van. I like that.

One thing I learned in the past two

years is you don't leave loose ends.

I'm a pretty big loose end.

Now, you need an escape,

but what I need is assurances...

...and insurance.

You've acquired a dictionary

since we last spoke.

You make it out of here,

you'll get your pension.

It's a good life. Maybe.

But if you wanna make it out of here,

point your gun at Mr. Stowe.

Callahan.

Van Huffel.

- Hey, I'm Jimmy.

- Shut the f*** up, Jimmy.

Put your guns down.

Well, congratulations, Anthony.

You have another friend after all.

Hear that? It's over.

All right. All right. All right.

All right.

Chad forgives you.

Not me.

Tony!

- The car.

- I'll cover.

How many do you count?

- Six or seven.

- Jesus.

Got to go.

You're on your own, buddy.

This horse's gone lame.

- Come on.

- Tony!

Help!

- Walter.

- Yeah, Stowe.

Here.

- Come on!

- F*** you.

- Get the f*** up!

- Go on. F***ing shoot me.

Come on.

Hey!

- Stop. Stop!

- What?

- I have to stop.

- Come on!

Tony.

Welcome back.

Detective Harrington,

meet Detective Anthony Stowe.

- Detective.

- Someone had to watch your back.

She qualified on the range

before she got your assignment.

You gotta hear this.

In the search

of Van Huffel's house...

...we found a good portion

of the monies...

...and the camera

from Tommy's jacket.

You gotta look at this.

- What the f*** did you do that for?

- Sorry, baby, he's a loose end.

- So are you.

- We were f***ing partners!

- What the f*** are you talking about?

- Last words, detective.

Get that gun out of my face.

We don't need this whore.

Take the stuff.

I'll see you when the heat dies down.

And don't forget the camera.

Go!

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