Wild Things 2
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- Year:
- 2004
- 95 min
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l miss you.
Testing. Testing.
-Hey, Brit.
-Hey.
-How you doing?
-l'm okay.
Don't worry, sweetie.
lt'll be okay.
Your mom will always be with you.
Seniors.
Quiet down.
Seniors!
This party atmosphere
quite simply has to stop.
Move.
God, b*tch!
No wonder they held her back twice.
Maya, l heard Principal Mosster's
making you work the school paper.
Yeah, that or juvie.
Now, l'm joined today by Detective
Morrison and Coroner Haynes.
They're here to enlighten you
on the dangers of excess.
Now, listen up.
Detective.
-l can promise you all one thing.
-That this will be short?
That if you party too hard
for the rest of this school year...
...we're the people
you're gonna meet.
l've seen it too many times
to even count.
A kid gets a hold of some alcohol,
maybe some drugs...
...and you don't know
when enough is enough.
Call goes out...
...and that's where the coroner,
Dr. Haynes, comes in.
That's where l come in.
And a few days later...
...a badly decomposed corpse
washes up on the beach.
lt becomes my job
to identify the body.
-And do you know how l do that?
-Dental records.
-Kiss ass.
-Yeah.
lt's a sad and sorry task,
but yes, that's how it's done.
And if there's no dental records?
Well, then we would have to carry out
a DNA analysis...
-...of the corpse's bone marrow.
-That's f***ed up.
lt's not that difficult of a process.
You take the bone marrow
and grind it up in these little pieces...
...and then you add in some
dye elements and some chemicals...
...and you put that all
in an agarose gel.
-Get it up!
-Then you take your gel and put that....
My apologies, detective.
lt's so hard to keep their attention,
especially today.
-Why, what's today?
-The district volleyball final.
They love their volleyball here
at Blue Bay.
Can't think why.
Blue Bay sucks!
Here's a new angle
Forget that whole preppy,
popular-girl bullshit.
Let's go deeper.
Let's expose how
little Miss Trailer Park...
...became the richest b*tch
at Blue Bay High.
Get it up! Get it up! Let's go!
-Come on!
-Yeah! Good shot. Come on!
Almost, Brittney.
You suck!
All right, let's go! Get it on!
Tie breaker.
Close. Very close.
Party at your house, Brit.
Blue Bay! Blue Bay! Blue Bay!
Hey, Brit, what's up?
l'll be in a world of sh*t when
my stepfather finds out about this.
Oh, my God. Have fun.
Don't worry about it. lt's a party.
Look at those guys.
They're college guys, frat guys.
l think they're Zeta Pis...
...or KOK. l'm not really sure.
Come on, have fun.
What's wrong with you?
Look!
What are you doing?!
Just giving her a little makeover.
l want everybody
out of my house, right now!
Out!
Not me.
What's her f***ing problem?
That's her dead mother's portrait,
you dumb-ass.
l'm sorry, Brit.
They're just a**holes.
l messed up bad this time.
Why don't you marry a millionaire,
just like your dear, dead mother?
What the hell are you doing here?
Thought l'd write a story
for the school rag.
''Gator white trash makes good.''
-What you think?
-Don't you dare, you b*tch.
So...
...tell me what your poor,
desperate, alcoholic mother...
...ever saw in booty-chasing
millionaire Niles Dunlap.
Why don't you get
the f*** out of here?
You may fool your
cardboard-cutout friends...
...but l still remember
where you came from.
You can take the girl
out of the trailer park...
...but you can't take the trailer park
out of the girl.
Out of my f***ing house
before l call the police!
Trouble in paradise?
l'm not gonna say it again!
Out of my f***ing house
before l call the police!
l said, now!
You. You can stay.
Great party, Mr. Dunlap.
This is not my fault. l didn't--
Well...
...that's trash.
Like mother, like daughter.
Green, baby.
You know what that is? Cash!
Cash! Everything around me!
You have my cash? Do you?
You remember me, right?
Bald head, tall, glasses.
Where's my money?
What did l tell you?
What did l tell you?
You think you're a gambler?
A hundred.
Two hundred.
That's enough.
Look. Look at me.
-Oh, my God!
-l'll blow your f***ing head off!
Next time l'm here,
your whole family--
Niles?
What happened?
Nothing.
Who was that guy?
lt's none of your business, okay?
l'm leaving tomorrow,
and you pull this party sh*t?
How am l supposed
to trust you now?
l'm sorry, okay?
You can trust me, Dad.
Stepdad.
-You feeling okay?
-Yeah, it's just....
What's up?
There was just this guy
at the house last night.
-What happened?
-No, nothing like that.
What, then?
Tell me about the guy, Brit.
-Was it one of those cute frat guys?
-No.
Come on.
Tell me.
There was a man threatening Niles
with a gun.
Seriously?
Jesus.
When l asked Niles about it...
...all he did was give me sh*t
about the party.
l'm sorry.
What are you gonna do?
l don't want to talk about this
right now. Let's go to practice.
Hey, Brit. Brit.
Principal's looking for you.
Call you back.
Brittney.
What is it?
Maybe you'd better sit down.
Last time you asked me to do that,
my mother was dead.
There's been an accident.
No.
No, not again.
Afternoon, detective.
lnsurance investigator. Great.
Any word on what caused the crash,
if you don't mind me asking?
You know what? l do mind.
We're on the same team.
We're both looking for answers.
No, we're not. l'm looking
to wrap this up and go home.
-You're looking to find trouble.
-l'm just trying to do my job.
Oh, yeah? What's your job?
Scratch a wound till it bleeds?
What happened here
is the guy took on gravity and he lost.
Nothing is ever as simple
as it appears.
Hey, look around you, pal.
This is a police investigation.
You don't belong here.
So pay that girl her check and go back
to wherever you came from.
Detective.
What do you got?
-Looks like swamp rats.
-They probably went in after the body.
Excuse me.
You ever hear of a rat running
into a burning airplane?
l'm sorry to be bothering you.
-l know this isn't an easy time for you.
-Something wrong?
We....
We found rats in the fuselage
of Niles' airplane.
-They'd chewed through the wiring.
-Are you serious?
Like somebody put them there
on purpose.
You know anybody
who may have been angry...
...or had a grudge
against your stepfather?
Hey, Brit. What about that guy
you told me about?
The one that threatened Niles.
Wanna tell me something?
What did l tell you?
You think you're a gambler?
A hundred.
Two hundred.
That's enough.
Look at me. l'm gonna f***ing--
l'm gonna have to take that tape.
According to Mr. Dunlap's will, Miss
Havers shall be furnished a stipend...
...until she graduates
from a college of her choice.
After that, she'll be provided
with a small trust.
-How small are we talking?
-$25,000 a year for life.
$25,000 a year?
What about controlling interest
in the company?
His 51 percent will revert
to the corporate trust...
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