Win It All Page #8

Synopsis: Eddie Garrett agrees to watch a duffel bag for an acquaintance who is heading to prison. When he discovers cash in the bag, he's unable to resist the temptation and winds up deeply in debt. When the prison release is shortened, Eddie suddenly has a small window of time to win all the money back.
Genre: Comedy
Director(s): Joe Swanberg
Production: Netflix
 
IMDB:
6.3
Metacritic:
77
Rotten Tomatoes:
90%
TV-MA
Year:
2017
88 min
393 Views


- Are you kidding me?

- No, I'm not kidding!

I don't care if you give... I don't care

if you're paying me back five times...

- You think I wanna be doing this?

- No!

- Do you think I wanna be doing this?

- Do you know how embarrassing this is?

- Listen to me, Eddie.

- Do you know how much I hate this?

- Yeah... Eddie...

- Just please!

- Eddie...

- Just say yes!

- Say yes here, Ron.

- I'm f***ed.

Say yes here, Ron.

Eddie...

No.

The answer's no.

I'm sorry, Eddie.

You're not getting the money.

That's not the deal.

That's not how this works.

Every year, hundreds...

I mean, hundreds of people

- go missing in national parks.

- [Arthur] They do.

You could, for instance, drive your car

to Rocky Mountain National Park...

that's not that far away...

leave it open,

leave half a cigarette burning,

- and then you disappear and vanish.

- [Arthur] I like that sh*t.

I'll be there to pick you up.

- We take you up to Canada and do whatever.

- Then where do I go?

What do I do

for the rest of my life?

[Berg] That's your choice.

- [Berg] You have a choice.

- Okay, yeah...

- [Berg] Go to Guatemala.

- All right. I...

- [Berg] What do you have here anyways?

- Okay. Enough.

- [Berg] You cut grass.

- Okay, enough, man. Enough.

I don't wanna fake my own f***in' death.

What I'm asking for is ways where I can

come up with this money, man. That's it.

A good friend of mine

made $10,000 in, like, two hours.

- How? How?

- In Vegas. He has some abs.

- We gotta paint some abs on you...

- Shut the... Arthur, shut...

Dude, this is serious.

You get a lot of money.

We buy a big package.

We step out with baby powder

and all that stuff, and we move it.

We are not becoming cocaine dealers, guys.

- [Berg] Do you wanna live or die?

- I wanna...

What's wrong with moving a little yak?

Nothing.

It's all to yuppies down

at the Chicago Stock Exchange anyways.

- Yay, yo!

- Who cares. Those guys are expendable.

We're not f***ing... Don't say, "Yay, yo!"

We're not selling f***in' sneeze. Enough!

I need a real option.

- Go on the offensive.

- [Eddie] Okay.

Break into his place. Be there...

- next time he comes home in the dark...

- Great idea.

- [Eddie] This is the worst idea.

- Three rabbits lined up.

- Killed. Blood all over your face.

- Yeah, you go Crazytown.

Strongly imply

that you're a devil worshipper.

- [Eddie laughs]

- [Berg] I mean, you laugh,

but that's the best idea I've heard.

[Arthur] The best idea we came up with.

[Eddie] If that's the best

that you guys have...

You should make an app.

Those guys make a ton of money.

- Make an app?

- [Berg] That's a saturated business, man.

- [Paul] What?

- [Berg] That's a saturated business.

[Paul] What does saturated mean?

[Berg] It means there's too many people

making apps.

There's too many apps out there.

[Paul] You just gotta make a good one.

Really? [stutters]

How is he gonna make a good app?

The guy knows nothing about technology.

- He mows lawns for a living.

- [Paul] It was a suggestion.

[Paul] All right,

make a lawn mowing app.

- That's a good idea.

- That's not a bad idea.

[Arthur] I like that. That's good.

- I'm f***ed! No, I'm f***ed!

- Okay. Shh...

- Okay, I hear you.

- Sorry I came, but I'm f***ed.

I need you to be quiet.

- I've got... I'm listening.

- Gene.

- You f***ing listen to me.

- I'm listening.

- Listen to me!

- I'm listening.

- I'm f***ing scared.

- I'm listening,

but I need you to be quiet.

I need you to be quiet, okay?

I got f***ing neighbors. I got a kid.

I need you to be quiet, okay?

- I need you to listen to me.

- I'm listening.

- I've done everything you've said.

- But you gotta quiet down.

I'm quiet. I'm quiet.

- Am I quiet?

- You're quiet.

- Relax.

- All right.

I've done everything you f***ing said.

I've done everything my brother said.

- I've done every... Gone to meetings.

- God damn it.

I'm worse off now

than I've ever f***ing been.

And I need a plan B now.

Now, Gene, 'cause I don't have an idea,

and I'm f***ing scared.

Okay. Listen.

Whatever the problem is,

it's not gonna get worse tonight.

It's 2:
30 in the morning.

It's not gonna get worse now.

I need something now.

I can't give you something now, okay?

I cannot... I will give it to you

tomorrow at the meeting.

Tomorrow at the meeting. I promise.

- The meeting.

- Listen. Okay, f*** the meeting.

No, f*** it. Look at me.

F*** the meeting. Call me at 7:00 a.m.,

- and we can start hashing it out then.

- I'll call you now.

You can't call me now,

because I have a child in there.

And I have neighbors.

I cannot bring you in the house.

- All right.

- Okay?

- I just got my sh*t back together.

- All right.

- I've got my sh*t together. Shh...

- Hey. All right.

- Okay? But listen.

- All good.

- Listen.

- All good.

Just hang in there until the meeting,

- and we're good to go.

- Sorry I came.

I'm good.

We're good.

Hey, Eddie.

- No! No! No! No!

- F***, Eddie! Eddie!

- No!

- Eddie. We gotta cut you off, Eddie.

We gotta cut you off.

- Two weeks, okay?

- No!

- You can't come back for two weeks.

- No!

- We gotta cut you off, Eddie.

- No!

Go home, man. You're drunk.

Eddie. Get out of here, Eddie.

- Eddie, you can't come back for two weeks!

- No!

- [Eddie shushing]

- Okay? Get out of here.

Get out of here, Eddie. You're drunk.

Go home. Eddie.

Go. Go. Go.

- F*** you both very much.

- Get out of here.

- [Eddie] Bye. F*** you!

- Yeah.

[Eva speaking distortedly]

[distortion continues]

What do you think? Eddie?

Eddie.

Eddie, are you listening?

What was I talking about?

Everybody eating dinner.

Yes.

- I'd love it.

- With Emma?

With... yeah. Oh, yeah.

When?

In the weekend.

- This weekend?

- Yeah.

When? Which night?

Sunday.

Okay. What time?

- At dinner. [chuckles softly]

- Give me a time.

- Give me a time.

- 7:
00?

- 7:
00.

- Maybe.

- Okay, I'll be there at, uh...

- Do you care?

Yes, I... Of course I care.

- I've been dying to meet her.

- Okay.

This is great news.

I'm excited, too.

I think it's gonna be great, right?

I think it's perfect.

- Okay.

- I can't wait.

[Gene] The woods allow

that you have that time.

- [man] Yeah, man, it was great.

- [Gene] Yeah.

- [man] Yeah.

- [woman] It was gorgeous.

Well, take care, you guys.

- Good to see ya.

- All right. See you.

- Take care, man.

- Nice to see you.

All right.

Hey, are you hungry?

- Yeah, man.

- All right, let's get out of here.

- All right.

- Let's get a bite to eat.

Okay?

I gotta say, you know,

like, I like having a job.

I like working my way up in that...

in that company.

I... I like having a girlfriend.

I like feeling like an adult.

And not like a degenerate.

And I don't want to gamble.

I don't have the urge.

I don't want to be...

I don't want to be in that world.

And even if I did, man, I can't,

because I can't even go to my casino.

I've been banned.

So I have to make this kind of money

that I don't know

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Jake Johnson

Jake Johnson (born Mark Jake Johnson Weinberger; May 28, 1978) is an American actor and comedian, best known for his role as Nick Miller in the Fox sitcom New Girl (2011–18). He also appeared in Paper Heart (2009), Get Him to the Greek (2010), Safety Not Guaranteed (2012), 21 Jump Street (2012), Drinking Buddies (2013), Jurassic World (2015) and Tag (2018). more…

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