All language subtitles for Eyes.of.an.Angel

[ thunder crashing ]

[ rain pattering ]

[ people chattering ]

- [ jazz playing ]
- [ people chattering ]

Man:
Not the 11.

10 is craps.

Not the field.
100 on the field.

Hey, come on, man...

- What can I get
for you, sir?
- Um...

Just a light.

- Come on, Bobby, let'’s go.
- Lay off, man. I'’m supposed
to be here.

No, you don'’t understand.You'’re not wantedhere, Bobby.

No, you don'’t understand.
I got an appointment
with Ciss.

- Bobby, don'’t cause a scene.
- No, you'’re causing a scene.

- I am not causing a scene.
You got here. You came here. -
Back off, please.

- Don'’t push me, Bobby.
- Back off, man, okay?

- You'’re leaving here now.
- Hey, Ciss.

- [ chuckles ]
- How are you doing?

You'’re just too much,
just too much, man.

Look, I tried to call you.
I wanted to see you.

What for?
Money again?

No, no, it'’s not
money at all.

I wanted to see you
about a business
opportunity for us.

Hmm.

What possibly
could that be?

Well, it'’s this--
this store,

this dry cleaning store.
I can get it for a dime.

Okay?

[ laughing ]

- What'’s so funny?
- You.

I don'’t have to take
this shit.

Hey, wait, wait.
Wait, wait, relax.

Give me some chips.

Why don'’t you go play
and have some fun,

get some food?

And we'’ll talk.

[ applause ]

Come on,
let'’s get a drink.

[ men laughing ]

[ thunder rumbling ]

- [ bangs ]
- [ dog snarling ]

Well, bring
your money, kids.
It'’s time.

- It'’s time.
- All right.

- Have fun.
- Thanks.

How'’s it going?

Come on.

I haven'’t seen you.

Well, hasn'’t been
much reason, you know.

That'’s not true.

I still consider us family.Don'’t you, Bobby?

Ciss, you gotta--
you gotta check out
this business.

- It'’s so good.
- Oh.

Well, are you drinking?

No.

[ dogs barking ]

[ applause ]

Ladies and gentlemen,
are we ready?

[ crowd shouting,
applauding ]

- Over here we have Mr...
- Man: Fermi.

Mr. Fermi.
Does your dog
have a name, sir?

Jim.

The dog'’s name is Jim.

- How many fights?
- Seven.

Seven fights and,
as you can see,

this dog is still here.

And over here we have
a box.

- [ laughter ]
- [ snarling ]

[ banging ]

Man:
You'’d better get back.

[ people exclaiming ]

Shorten that leash!

Good luck, gentlemen.

[ people shouting ]

Make it three.

You gotta--

That'’s brutal.

Shit dog.

[ squealing ]

[ train passing by ]

[ train brakes squealing ]

[ car horns honking ]

Can I help you?

Yeah, how much is that?

The gold one?
That'’s $350.

How much is that?

That'’s $150.

Um, let'’s see.

Why don'’t you take
a look at this one?

$35.

- I'’ll take it.
- Great.

- Can you gift wrap it?
- Sure.

[ humming a tune ]

[ footsteps ]

[ keys jingle ]

[ door closes ]

What'’s this?

- I baked it.
- Oh, yeah?

What'’s the occasion?

Just because.

[ train passing by ]

It'’s good.

You want
a piece of cake?

Later, baby.I gotta go out.

[ train passes ]

What the hell is this?What is this?

- I bought you a gift.
- A gift?

- Yes.
- A gift-- she buys me
a gift.

Where is it?

- Are you nuts?
- You'’re always looking
for matches.

This-- this is stealing, okay?You don'’t take otherpeople'’s money.

And where did youbuy it?

Come on, let'’s go.

- Is this the guy?
- Mm-hmm.

Can I help you?

Yeah, I wanta refund.

Well, do you have
the sales slip?

I got her.And she says she boughtthis from you.

I'’m sorry,
I need a sales slip.

- You seeing her face?
- Yes.

Okay, is this the facethat you sold the lighter to?

Yes, but I told you
that I can'’t--

Yeah, I told you
I don'’t have the slip.

I'’m sorry, there's
nothing I can do.

You get the goddamn moneyor I'’ll kick the case in.

I will get the manager.

You do that.

Jesus, it'’s cold.

Look, I gotta go.

Take this money,
go home.

And I'’ll see you later.
I'’ll be late.

To hell with everyone.

You want to go to dinner,
just you and me?

We'’ll go
someplace fancy.

What place?

I don'’t know.
Maybe that Italian place

you always wanted
to go to.

[ people chattering ]

[ woman singing aria ]

Here, cheers.

Probably cost five bucks.

You don'’t got
anything to say?

What?

I don'’t know.
Anything.

You should have justhad the cake.

Well, we'’re here
right now,

so enjoy it, okay?

I wanted you
to like it.

Well, I loved it.
But we'’ll have the damn
thing later, okay?

No games.
You eat that.

All right, I'’m a jerk.

What kind of jerk?

A big jerk.

Go ahead.

Ow. Ooh.

Man, that hurt.
You feel better?

Here, blow your nose.

- [ chattering ]
- [ girl giggling ]

He'’s coming through.

It'’s gonna happen.
He'’s going for it.

He'’s breaking through.
He'’s gonna go for
a touchdown.

Yes, he is.

Did you turn off
the lights?

Stay there.

What are you
doing here?

There'’s my little niece.

Come, give me
a big hug.

Come on, give me
a big hug.

Go ahead.

Here, sweetheart.
I have something for you.

What do you think
of this, huh?

Okay, take the bear,go in my room and closethe door, okay?

Good night, sweetheart.

She'’s looking more and more
like Brenda every day,

don'’t you think, Bobby?

I don'’t like youbreaking in here like this.

I have a key.

I didn'’t know
she gave you one.

Of course she did.
She was my sister.

Did she really
like it here, Bobby?

Do you think she was
happy at all?

We had good times, okay?

[ chuckles ]
It'’s hard to believe.
It'’s such a dump.

Look, what do you want?

I missed you
after the fight.

Yeah, I hate
that shit.

Didn'’t you want to talk
about a job? Isn'’t that
why you came to see me?

It wasn'’t, you know--

wasn'’t really--wasn'’t really a job.

It was-- it wasmore like--

like a businessopportunity.

Oh, yes, the--
the dry cleaners.

[ chuckles ]

Well, given your
past record, Bobby,

I can'’t really hold you
as an entrepreneur now,
can I?

[ train approaching ]

Oh, come on, man.

That'’s old stuff.
I'’ve changed.

Stop by. I might have
something for you.

Oh, and try
to look nice, Bobby.

I hope you'’re right when
you say you'’ve changed.

[ wind whistling ]

[ train approaching ]

I love you, Bobby.

[ dog panting ]

[ metal squeaking ]

[ squealing ]

[ growling ]

[ growling ]

[ squealing ]

Hiya.

There you go.

Come here.
Come here.

This is gonna hurt,
but it'’s gonna help.

Whoa, whoa, whoa.

Okay, now you can eat.

There you go.

[ train whistle blowing ]

[ distant siren wailing ]

[ barks ]

[ train wheels rattling ]

[ car horns honking ]

[ train horns honking ]

[ bird wings fluttering ]

[ distant siren wailing ]

[ whines ]

[ whines ]

- Excuse me.
- Excuse me.

What are you reading?

[ siren wailing ]

- No!
- [ barking ]

What are you doing?

No!

Wait for me!
No!

No!

[ dogs barking ]

Follow me.

[ dogs barking ]

When can I
have him back?

I'’m sorry,but there'’s beena complaint on him.

You got a license?

- Yes.
- No.

Alan, just shut up.

Hey, ya.

Hey there.

- [ coin jingles ]
- Alan.

You'’re dropping your money
all over the place.

Thank you.

Sweetheart, you'’reletting all the heat out.

Can we leave it open
just for tonight?

No.

Get in bed.
Come on.

- Are you going out?
- No.

- Cubs have a game.
- I know.

[ game playing on TV ]

[ dogs barking ]

Man:
Jesus Christ.

[ dog squealing ]

Ah. Oh, you--

[ laughs ]

You made it.

[ growling ]

What'’s that?

A dog.

I know, a dog.
What the hell is it
doing here?

- Where-- where did
you get him?
- I found him.

[ dog growling ]

It'’s okay.
He'’s my father.

Oh, sweetheart,

do you know what I thinkthis dog is?

I think it'’s-- I thinkit'’s a fighting dog.

I-- I think I'’ve seenthis dog fight.

I'’ve neverseen him fight.

Well, you gotta
get rid of him.

- He has no place to go.
- He'’ll find a home,
believe me.

- He already has.
- No arguments, not now.

- But, Bobby--
- Oh, baby, please.

Look, I'’m just doing
the best I know how.

Now please just
get rid of him.

[ door opens
and closes ]

[ lock clicks ]

[ helicopter blades
whirring ]

Oh, God damn it!

Jesus Chri-- asshole!

[ man speaking Spanish ]

[ Cissy speaking Spanish ]

Okay, chau.

[ chuckles ]

What happened
to you, man?

A car.

I'’ve got a job
for you, Bobby.

Okay, what is it?

It'’s clean work,
doing pickups,

even comes with a car.

Mm.

Pickups, huh?

Okay, Ciss.

Okay.

Do you miss her, Bobby?

Of course I miss her.

She needed a strong
person, you know.

Her problems started
a long time before
I knew her.

Maybe she--

[ dialing ]

Maybe she would
have died a lot sooner
if it wasn'’t for me.

Hello.
Vinnie, sí.

Do I still havethis job?

Uh-huh.

- Do I still have this job?
- Espérate un momento.

Of course. I want you
to prosper, Bobby.

Nunca.

No lo creo.

Sí, sí.

[ wind whistling ]

I'’m the new guy.

You got a name?

Robert Allen.

You'’re Bobby.

Why didn'’t you
just say so?

932 bucks.

A good week.

Want a shot?

How long ago?

How much
did you give him?

No, no, it'’s all right.

He just left Covey'’s place
right on time.

Son of a bitch,
he'’s been on time all day.

Even turned down
a drink.

What'’s happened to our
old, reliable Bobby?

She'’s gonna be
a real heartbreaker,

just like Brenda.

She'’s growing up
way too fast.

She'’s too much
for Bobby to handle.

Yeah, Bobby'’s had it
kind of tough.

So let'’s make it
a little tougher.

Go pick him up.

And whatever he'’s got,

make sure he'’s
a few hundred short.

[ tires screech ]

- What?
- Let'’s go, Bobby.

- What are you doing?
- Cissy wants to talk to you.
Get in the car.

- I got the money.
- Come on, let'’s go.

[ tires screech ]

Jesus Christ,
I was coming in.

What-- what'’s wrong
with you guys?

- You got the receipts?
- Yeah, I got the receipts.

Where are you going?

Oh, don'’t pull this
dramatic crap with me.

It'’s all there.

Why don'’t you guys
trust me?

- Doesn'’t add up.
- What doesn'’t add up?

You'’re 300 bucks
short, Bobby.

Bullshit.
It'’s all there.

And on your very first
day of work too, Bobby.

You set me up.
You'’re trying
to set me up.

Get out
of the car, Bobby.

No. Hey.

Get out, worm.

Hey, you guys know
I wasn'’t doing anything.
Come on, lay off.

Get out of
the car, Bobby.

- Let go of the car.
- I wasn'’t doing nothing.

Let go.

Ow!

Jesus Christ.

- Bobby: Come on, lay off.
- Come on, come on.

- God damn it.
- Come on.

- Jesus Christ.
- [ men laughing ]

You knew I was coming back.
You knew it.

Oh, baby, are you hurt?
[ laughing ]

Bobby, get up.
Come on, baby, get up.

[ train wheels rattling ]

I was coming in.
I was coming in.

I was doing my job.

[ phone ringing ]

Baby, hi.

How are you?

That'’s good.
That'’s good.

No, I'’m fine.
I just--

listen.
Listen, honey,
guess what.

We'’re gonna
take a trip.

Can you get a--
can you pack a bag?

How quickly
can you do that?

Okay, why don'’t you
do that, honey?

And then why don'’t you
meet me in the park, okay?

No, honey,
I can'’t pick you up.

Just-- just-- just--

just meet me
at the steps, okay?

That'’s a good sweetheart.
Thank you.

Bye-bye.

Jesus Christ,
she brought that dog.

[ honks horn ]

What happened to you?I mean, where did you getthis car?

I thought I told you
to get rid of the dog.

- He wouldn'’t leave.
- Yeah, I bet.
Get in.

[ honking horn ]

- Can'’t he come with us?
- No.

- I'’ll feed him.
- I said no.

I'’ll take care of himand never let himbother you.

I said no. Get in.

Man:
Hey, where the hell
do you think we are?

Oh, come on, baby.
He'’s gonna do just fine.

You gotta have shit
for brains, buddy!

- Move it!
- Hey, shut up!

Get in, come on.
Get in, come on.

Get the goddamn dog
in here.

Man:
Move the car!

- [ tires screech ]
- You son of a bitch!

I'’ll get you!

What are we doing here?

- He'’s not coming with us.
- Why not?

This is a good place
for him.

- They could probably
use a guard dog.
- So could we.

- Come here.
Come on, boy.
- [ growling ]

God damn it.
Just move it.

Come on, Bobby,
let me keep him.

[ dog growling ]

[ barking ]

Okay, so this isthe plan, all right?

This is what we'’re gonna do:we'’re gonna go to LA.

I'’m gonna seemy brother,

get a job.

They got beautifulweather out there.

We can have the world.What do you think?

Is that a plan?

Yay, that'’s my girl.

Bobby, where did you
get the car?

Cissy loaned it to me

so we could
get out West.

I found this.

It'’s got a Californiaaddress

and the guy that wrote ithas got the same last name.

It'’s his brother.
Anything else?

No, no money,no nothing.

What are you gonna do?

I'’m going to
let the shit think
he got away with it.

[ train horn blowing ]

[ barks ]

[ growling ]

[ barks ]

[ yelps, squeals ]

You think I ought
to call Georgie?

You probably should.

Yeah, I guess so.

Hey, Georgie,
how'’s it going?

Who'’s this?
Man, what a shit.

Georgie:
Bobby?

That'’s right.
It'’s your bouncing
baby brother.

Oh, Bobby,
what a surprise.

Yeah, I got another onefor you. I'’ll be in LAtomorrow morning.

- You'’re kidding.
- No.

Why don'’t you inviteme and the kid over?

Oh, man,
this is incredible.

You bet.

So tell me
what'’s going on.

Well, you know, I'’ll tell you tomorrow.

- Okay.
- Okay.

- All right.
- Bye.

Bye-bye.

Holy shit.

Hey, Georgie said
he can'’t wait to see us.

- What are you doing?
- Nothing.

Yeah, you are.
You don'’t put a sock
on the road for nothing.

Please leave it.

It'’s a good sock.You just don'’t buyanother pair.

- It'’s good luck.
- What do you mean,
good luck?

The Indians do it.

I read about it.

Wherever they went,
they'’d leave something
personal of theirs.

And it'’d bring them
good luck.

- Really?
- Mm-hmm.

Here, we'’ll put
rocks on it

so the wind
doesn'’t blow it.

- The Indians, huh?
- Mm-hmm.

That'’s good.

You know, they probably got
an excellent school system

- out West.
- Mm-hmm.

All that sun
is probably good
for your brain.

- Yeah, probably.
- We could enroll you
in a good school.

And you could study,
learn something,
grow up,

- have a good life.
- Mm-hmm.

[ dog barks ]

[ rattlesnake rattling ]

Okay, I got one.

Animal, vegetable
or mineral?

- None of them.
- None of them?

Can'’t be none of them.
It'’s got to be one
or the other.

Nope.

All right, um,

front or back seat
of the car?

- Both.
- Both?

That'’s right,
little lady.

Air.

How did you
guess that?

Well, did I
get it right?

Nobody thinks of air.

- Georgie: Well, look at this.
- [ baby crying ]

- Bobby: How are you doing?
- Georgie: All right.

You got it made,
Georgie, shit...

Well, I worked
for this.

Yeah, well, you were always good at making money.

So what'’s the occasion?
What brings you
around here?

I'’m gonna liveout here now.

And do what?

- Get a job.
- Doing what?

I don'’t know.I just got here.

Don'’t you think you need
a little more planning
than that?

I mean, you come
all the way across
the country,

and you don'’t know
what you'’re gonna do?
Huh?

I figured I'’d mooch
off you for a while.

The fuck you will.

Hey, don'’t blow a fuse, okay?

I got my own goddamn money.

You know, you'’re not the only one who can make it.

I never said
you couldn'’t make it.

[ muffled conversation
continues ]

[ wind whistling ]

[ owl hooting ]

[ frogs croaking ]

[ barks ]

There, there, there.

There, come on.
There.

Where did you come from?

[ sucks in air ]

So you wantto help too, huh?

I'’ll get somethingfor those paws.

Come on.

[ dog barks ]

Hey, girl,
come back here!
Come back!

Girl, come back.

Come back here.

Come here, girl.
Come here, come on.

Yeah, come here.
Good girl. Good girl.
Come on.

So what is it, Georgie?
What have you got in mind?

Oh, well, it'’s just this
contractor'’s got something.

Oh, yeah?
Doing what?

I don'’t know.
Let'’s see what he's got.

I'’m not too crazyabout the idea

of pounding nails,you know what I mean?

Well, I think
you gotta do something,
buddy boy.

Yeah, I know,but whatever thatsomething is,

don'’t you thinkI should decide it?

Bobby, I'’m trying
to help.

I know.

There'’s something
about your help that
I never liked.

You'’re always right.
I'’m always wrong.

You know something?

There'’s never been
a whole hell of a lot
I'’ve liked about you.

Oh, gee, that'’s too bad,
Georgie.

I'’ve always been
pretty fond of you.

Man, when are you gonna
get your shit together?

Worry about yourself, okay?

See? That'’s what I mean.
Nobody can talk to you,
can they?

Everybody talks to me
fine, okay? It'’s you.

You just--
you don'’t talk.
You pass judgment.

Maybe you could use
a little talking--

you and that druggie
wife of yours.

Excuse me,
her name was Brenda.

And a goddamn kid.
What the hell do you think
you were doing?

You know what?
You make a few bucks

and then you walk around
like you'’re king shit.

Man, I don'’t know why
we even gotta talk.

Neither do I.
I felt maybe through
the years

you might have changed
or something.

But, no, you'’re
the same shit-ass
I'’ve always known.

[ tires screech ]

I want you
out of my house.

Okay, fine. I wishyou would have told mea little earlier when I called,

so we wouldn'’t have togo through all this.

So do I.

Asshole!

[ birds chirping ]

Get your things.
We'’re getting out of here.

Bobby, where did you
get the money?

Is it a loan,
like the car?

[ tires screech ]

- Give me a room.
- For how long?

I don'’t know.A week, maybe two.

It'’s $196 a week.

Fine.

Cash, paid in advance.

[ car engine starts ]

[ tires screech ]

Hey, get back here,
you mother--

God damn it. God.
God damn it. Shit!

Woman on TV:
And although most
of the other markets...

- [ knocks on door ]
- ...seemed to discount
the discouraging news...

- I'’ll get it.
- ...dropped almost $2
in a very busy session.

And now, before we
bring you an update
on our local news,

here'’s everyone's idea
of the perfect weather man

even when the weather
is not perfect.

Mr. Allen?

We want to knowwhere Bobby is.

Who are you?

Is he here?

What the hell
are you doing?

Oh!

[ man speaking on TV ]

While the valleys
could have some fog
in the early morning...

Mr. Allen,

Bobby stole money
from us.

And we just
want it back.

Just don'’t hurt us.

Do you know
where he is?

No. No.
Believe me,

if I knew,
I would tell you.

Do us a favor,
Mr. Allen.

Get a hold of him

and tell us.

What are you gonna do?

Oh, we just want
our money.

We do know
where you live,

don'’t we?

[ woman speaking on TV ]

What can I do?
What am I gonna do?

Bobby, maybe we couldgo back to Georgie'’s.

- No, we'’re not going
back there.
- Why not?

- '’Cause I said so.
- It'’s a nice place.

- Well, then you go back.
- No, not without you.

You be quiet, okay?
Just be quiet.

[ sniffling ]

Look, you can'’t be
this sensitive, okay?

You gotta learn
to grow up.

Come on, I'’ll buy you
a goddamn hot dog
or something.

How about relish?You like relish, right?

Some onions? Yeah?

Okay, here you go. Eat it.

Jesus Christ,you'’re making a mess.

Shit.

It'’s a goddamn mess.Look at that.

Look at this mess.Look at--

God damn it,now look what you did.

I can'’t do nothing goodfor you, can I?

- Go easy on the kid, eh?
- Shut up.

Come on, take it easy.
Calm down.

Don'’t you correct mewhile I'’m correctingmy daughter.

- Take it easy, all right?
- Come on.

You get out of here,
or I'’ll call the cops.

You do that. You call the cops.I can'’t believe these assholes.

- Bobby, wait.
- They'’re everywhere you go.

You never know if
you'’re gonna run into one.
Assholes, all of them.

- Bobby, don'’t go so fast.
- Yeah, right. Yeah, right.

- Yeah, right. Assholes!
- Bobby! Bobby!

[ crying ]

All right, look,

here'’s what
I want to do:

I want to call
Georgie.

And I'’m gonna
have you stay there
for a while, okay?

You don'’t want me
to be with you?

It'’s not that, okay?
It'’s--

I gotta be alone, okay?
I gotta--

I gotta get my thoughtstogether, because--

look, I don'’t expect youto understand this.

Let'’s call Georgie.

Come on.

[ insects chirping ]

[ phone rings ]

- Hello.
- Hey, Georgie.

Oh, you goddamn
stinking bastard.

I don'’t want
to fight, okay?

Why do you have
to drag us into your
goddamn messes, huh?

I'’m sorry
about the fight.

I don'’t know what
got into me, okay?

Who gives a crap about that?
What about those
friends you got?

- They'’re pushing us around.
- Who did?

Those guys that
you ripped off.

- Oh.
- Yeah.

Yeah, you'’d better
get your ass over here

and straighten this out.

Sure-- sure, Georgie.

Oh, man.

Baby?

Baby?

You seen my kid?

You get out of here now,
or I'’ll call the police.

Baby!

Oh, come on.

Baby!
Baby!

[ siren wailing ]

[ phone ringing ]

- Hello.
- Georgie.

Oh, I don'’t believe it.

Do you know
what time it is?

You seen my kid?

What?

My kid--
is she up there?

No.

Hey, what'’s up?

What'’s the problem?

She'’s gone.

What do you mean, gone?

She'’s gone.
I can'’t find her.

Where are you?
I'’ll come and get you.

Georgie, if she shows up,

take care of her, okay?

Wait a minute.

Bobby, wait a minute.

Vodka.

[ frogs croaking ]

[ yaps ]

[ barks ]

[ whines ]

[ barking ]

[ squealing ]

[ giggling ]

I didn'’t know
where you were.

Baby, I'’m so sorry.

Please forgive me.

How the hell
did he find us?

Cissy'’s here,
isn'’t he?

Mm-hmm.

[ doorbell rings ]

Come on in.

- Where did you find her?
- She was nearby.

She was close.

Jesus.

Don'’t-- don't worry.
He'’s with us.

- Sweetheart,
take him outside.
- Come on.

I'’ll tell you
everything.

[ yelping ]

I stole money from them,so what do you expect?

Dumb shit.

Is there any way
that you can go to
the police with this?

I gotta talk to them,you know,

try to straighten it out.

What'’s he gonna do?

- [ punches landing ]
- [ men grunting ]

- Where'’s the money, Bobby?
- It'’s gone.

Bobby, Bobby.

Let me see.

First you lose the car
and then you lose
the money.

What are we gonna do
with you, Bobby?

- [ grunts ]
- [ Bobby screams ]

[ engine starts ]

[ tires screech ]

- [ insects chirping ]
- [ footsteps ]

- Hello, sweetheart.
- Ow!

Wouldn'’t you like
to come back to Chicago?

I can give youanything you want.

Your father can'’t even
take care of himself.

How do you expect him
to take care of you?

[ dog barking ]

- What-- what'’s this?
- Don'’t you recognize him?

You should.
You fought him.

I fought him?

Yeah, don'’t you remember,
the mansion?

You'’re crazy.
This can'’t be the same dog.

It is.

He follows us
all the way out here
from Chicago.

[ dog growling ]

I want this dog, Bobby.

What are you
talking about?

What do you think
I'’m talking about?

I'’m talking about
fighting him.

You'’re crazy, man.

- Really?
- Yeah.

You'’re not exactly
in a position to bargain,
are you, Bobby?

I'’m giving you a chance
to get out of this
in one piece.

And I recommend
you take it.

I'’ll be in touch.

[ growling ]

What happened?

Give me the phone.

Girl:
You'’re gonna be fine.

Bobby:
Oh, you'’re burning me.

Shh.
[ whispering ]

Okay.

Shh.

I have a Doberman,
but I want him to lose.

And I want the betting
to be kept high.

I can always
get you a dog,

but I can'’t guarantee
it will win.

This Dobe
is no fighter.

He looks good,
but he'’s not a killer.

Good. Good.
Just do it, okay?

It'’s beautiful.
I fight their precious pet.

I make my money back.
And we get out of this
lousy city.

You guys want to make
some money?

Bet against him.

You been here
all night?

You cold?

I'’ve been thinking
about what Cissy said.

Don'’t worry aboutwhat Cissy said.Nothing'’s gonna happen.

Bobby.

I love you, Bobby.

Listen, honey, I got an idea for us.

Do you remember when you were little,

what you used to do when Mommy and I would have a fight?

You ready
to take him inside?

Yeah.

Man:
Everybody, for the last
fight of the day,

we got a kind of
novelty act--

a couple of
big fellows.

I think most of you
probably know the Boy Dog,

always does well.

You know I love you?

Mm-hmm.

Then that'’s all that matters.
We'’re gonna be just fine.

Remember, when
the bell rings.

Yeah.

[ men shouting ]

The Dobie is out of Chicago,
fought a few times.

[ dogs barking ]

Seems tough enough.

Francisco Amosia,

the owner.

Now when we'’re done
with the looking,

we'’ll get
to the fighting.

[ crowd cheering ]

Hey, hey!

You got 30 seconds.

[ crowd cheering ]

[ bell dings ]

[ bell dings ]

[ bell dings ]

Okay, fellows,
face them off.

Bobby! Bobby!

Bobby!

Bobby!

Make them stop!

He'’s my dog!
He'’s mine!

Stop the fight.
Break up the dogs.

Break '’em!

[ dog growling ]

[ barking ]

[ Cissy shouting ]

[ shouting ]

That'’s it, Ciss.

It'’s over.

Come on.

Let'’s get out
of here.

[ instrumental music playing ]