Wrong Side Of Town Page #3
- R
- Year:
- 2010
- 88 min
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we won't be seen.
Damn it, Clay, get back here.
You'll get spotted.
I think I'm getting
a signal.
Clay.
Don't even think
about moving.
Put your f***ing hands
up in the air, stupid.
Hey, D, call T.
Let him know we got him.
Make sure he got
that cash A.S.A.P.
Got you, my nigga.
Make sure we get paid.
Hey, man, what are you
doing out here, black,
huh, hanging out
with these cats?
Don't you know you could get
six feet deep for that?
You're hanging out with
"America's Most Wanted."
You're a dead man
walking, homie.
D, what's up with T, man?
He got that cheese?
Yeah, that's right.
Cheese?
Money.
I have money.
I have $500 cash.
$500?
That man right there
is worth 100 grand.
But since you're feeling
so generous and all,
you want
to give me $500,
as a matter of fact
I'll take that,
and your watch
and your ring.
Give me all that sh*t.
That's a polo jacket, huh?
Oh, yeah yeah, give me
all of that sh*t.
Andale andale, nigga.
Move.
You two, muscle-man.
I want your sh*t too.
Let's go.
The credit cards--
all of it.
Give me that sh*t.
What the f*** are you
laughing at, man?
I bet it won't be
so funny
if I put this gun
in your mouth, boy.
So what the f***
are you laughing at?
That's right, b*tch.
Your ass is worth 100 grand
So what you think
about that?
You guys like working
for minimum wage?
I should pop your ass
right now.
Shoot me-- you lose
the 100K and the diamonds.
Diamonds? What you talking about--
diamonds, man?
We don't know nothing
about no diamonds, man.
The diamonds that are
stuffed in my sock.
What do you think
this is about?
You think we're stupid?
No, you're a genius.
Here, see for yourself.
Hey hey hey,
don't move, boy.
You almost got shot
right now.
Don't be moving.
Chris man, you think he's serious
about these diamonds, man?
I mean, that just don't
make no sense to me.
He's in this neighborhood
at this time
with a whole bunch of diamonds?
What do you think, dawg?
Maybe that's what Bordas
wanted him for--
the diamonds.
Diamonds could be a lot more green
than Seth's paying.
What you think
about that?
I don't know.
Check it out.
- All right, you got me?
- I got you.
All right.
Keep your
hands up, man.
Clay, get in the car.
Let's go, ladies.
Where did you learn
to fight like that?
I watched a lot
of Jackie Chan movies.
Get in the car.
What are you doing?
I'm taking my cheese
and my watch.
We've come a long way
from slavery to Obama.
You need to stop using
the "N" word.
It's disrespectful.
Excuse me, we need to see
someone in charge.
That'd be me.
Can I help you?
- Yeah, I'm Bobby Kalinowski.
- Kalinowski?
- That's right.
- Come with me.
Wait, we were just
attacked--
Ma'am, please just
follow me.
Okay, you want to tell me
what's going on?
Seth Bordas
is trying to kill us.
Trying to kill you?
He paid 100,000
to have us killed.
And you have proof
of that?
The guys who attacked us said
they were hired by Bordas.
- Attacked you?
- We were held at gunpoint.
Listen, I'm gonna get some detectives
in here to take your statements.
You know what?
How about this--
no more detectives,
no more statements.
- Let's go home.
- I cannot help you
unless you're willing
to file charges.
That's okay.
I don't need your help.
Special Services.
Why didn't you say something
in the first place?
Didn't think
it was necessary.
Okay, look, I will personally
look into your story
and I'll get back to you as soon
as I find out something, okay?
At least let me
get you a ride home.
Come on.
- Here you go.
- A cab?
Aren't you gonna take us home
in a police car?
Sorry, department policy.
But don't worry.
The city will pick up the tab.
Cool.
My cell number's
on the back of this.
If you need anything,
give me a call.
Thank you, Detective.
Look at you.
A rough night, eh?
Are you sure you know
where you're going?
Yes, ma'am, I know it well.
Not a lot of people go to the 'burbs.
I go over the bridge, take
the back road, Sycamore--
Hey, you mind keeping
your eyes on the road?
Oh, yes, sir.
I hope my car is okay.
Must be the wife.
You're not taking
the freeway?
No. Yes, sir.
I have to go to a gas station.
I have to relieve myself
real quick.
You couldn't have done that
before you picked us up?
Sir,
nature calls
when nature calls, okay?
Make it quick.
Yes, sir, I will.
Just make it fast.
I will, I promise.
I'll be very quick.
Sure you don't want to grab a sandwich
while you're at it?
No, thank you.
I already have eaten.
Oh, we got company.
Lock the door.
I'm not a fan
of downtown.
Bobby, what are
you doing?
Stay in the car.
Going someplace, buddy?
I'm actually just
on my way home.
You guys seem to have
accidentally blocked me in.
Would you mind moving?
You're a real
funny guy, huh?
But you're coming
with us, man.
You know,
I am really not having
a good night tonight.
Up until now I think
I've done a pretty good job
of keeping
my sense of humor.
But I feel like
I'm starting to lose it.
So how about this?
How about you take your
gang of goofballs here
and you get out of my way
before you find out
what happens when I lose
my sense of humor?
Maybe you really need
to take that up
with Animal
over here.
Yeah?
You must be Animal.
Animal's a big dude.
Yeah, real big.
I bet you can help me
get all these fellows out of my way.
Tell you what, Animal--
I got another idea.
Pick a hand.
Why don't we just
f*** your ass up?
Go get him, you big ape.
Come on.
Back the f*** up.
Let him go.
Back the f*** up.
Hang on.
Hey, what are you doing?
We gotta separate.
It's only me they're after.
- Wait, Bobby, no.
- Clay, I need you to take the wheel.
I don't think this is a good idea, Bobby.
Please don't leave me.
Come on, man, listen to your wife.
You should stay with us.
What? I don't--
Clay, I need you to get
in the front seat now.
Bobby, this is
absolutely crazy.
Honey, listen,
I'll be fine.
I need you to just go home
and wait for me, okay?
I'll see you there
shortly.
Clay, get them
out of here.
Don't stop for anything.
Don't trust anyone.
- I'm counting on you.
- What are you gonna do?
Call in an old debt.
Where's BR?
He's over there.
What the f*** is it
that you don't understand?
You were short two cases
of vodka in my last order.
I want my booze
or I want my f***ing
money back by Friday.
Jesus f***ing Christ.
I must look like some a**hole
What's up, BR?
Bobby f***ing K
at my place.
I know this is
gonna be good.
I need to talk
to you, bro,
alone.
Can you believe
this guy?
I haven't seen him
in 100 years
and he comes in here
barking orders.
We're not in the navy
anymore.
And you're not
in charge here.
This is my place.
What's the matter?
Don't like girls?
Ronnie.
That's all right,
go ahead.
How about a dance?
No, thank you.
Your loss.
What are you doing on this
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