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J“ down on the corner j“

j“ everybody's lookin' for the race to start j“

j“ they're issuing a warning j'

j“ every paid admission cost a piece of your heart j“

j“ if you want it you can get it j”

j“ you can bet it's waitin' at the end of the line I

j“ now you're in it gonna win it I

j“ nothing matters but the matter of time now j“

j“ one more night from a brand new day j“

j“ one more time to find a way... j“

eh! Hey!

J“ is it any wonder? J“

j“ you think you're runnin' on a down hill slide j“

J“ roarin' like thunder j"

j“ feelin' like a ticket on the one way ride... I

You've got to be quick.

J“ one more night from a brand new day j“

j“ from a brand new day I

j“ one more time to find a way j"

j“ livin' in the usa j“

j“ one more night from a brand new day j“

nice move, bill.

Thanks, Dane.

Wait. Hold... hold the door.

Could you hit five please? Thanks.

J“ a brand new day I

j“ one more time to find a way j"

j“ livin' in the usa j“

She told

She told me she was majoring in political science.

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j“ a brand new day I

j“ one more time to find a way j"

j“ livin' in the usa j“

j“ one more time... I

Automated voice: You've reached the sommers' residence.

If you leave your name and the time you called.

We'll get back to you as soon as possible.

- Marcus: Hi, mom. It's Marcus. - Marcus!

I figured it was time we saw each other again.

I'm on the road right now.

[Should be in St. Louis by dinnertime.

'B ye.

Hello, Marcus? Hello? Oh!

Secretary: Doreen shwartz? You're next.

Good afternoon. Speck and sommers talent agency.

Oh, hi, David.

Yeah, just a second.

Mrs. Sommers, it's David for you.

- Hi, davie. - Mom...

Guess who's coming home for dinner.

Marcus.

Of course I'm happy, darling.

Mom, think peace. Okay?

Okay. Talk to you later.

J“ is it any wonder? J“

j“ you think you're runnin' on a down hill slide j“

j“ roarin' like thunder j"

j“ feelin' like a ticket on the one way ride j“

j“ think about it... j“

j“ here comes a younger person to the top of the scene? J”

j“ is it fire? J“

j“ desire j'

j“ let me tell you about the American dream now I

j“ one more night from a brand new day j“

j“ for a brand new day j“

j“ one more time to find a way j"

j“ livin' in the usa j“

j“ one more night from a brand new day j“

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I think I'm beginning to like Brussels sprouts.

I'll get it.

Yes, can I help you?

- You bastard. - Son of a bitch.

- Jesus. Hi. - Hi.

- You've lost weight. - No. You've lost touch.

I got taller.

Who poured ugly all over the walls?

Mom just wallpapered half the apartment.

Will you tell her you like it, please.

- No. - Uh. Mom.

- He's here! - Hi.

- Sorry I'm late. I got held up. - It's alright.

Welcome home.

New wallpaper.

It's really nice.

Mrs. Sommers: I'm glad you like it.

I think the fish is still warm. Come on, sit down.

Oh, gee.

I already ate on the road.

In that case, I might as well...

Oh, um, I'll take those, mom. I got 'em.

Why don't you two uh...

Oh!

I got it. Sorry.

I came home because I'm worried about davie.

He should go away to college, mom.

Look, I'm willing to help pay if that's a problem.

Come on, Marcus. Let's not start this again...

I know you don't want to talk about this. I know that.

But, he... he is really old enough to be out on his own.

He's doing just fine where he is.

He's not doing fine.

He's... he's almost flunking out.

I have friends on the faculty. He is not doing well at all.

- Well, he could've if... - Could've.

He's had a very rough year.

That's our motto. That's our family motto:

“The sommers could've."

I could've. You could've.

Daddy could've. Now it's davie's turn.

We're always looking for excuses.

- David: I'll get it. - I'll tell you about "could."

I could be crazy about you mom, but I'm not.

And, you could've made dad's last few weeks a lot easier.

But, you didn't.

I know that.

Yeah, lots. I got your pictures, Vera.

No, they're nice.

Well, but I am a little disappointed.

Well, uh...

I never thought that it was about true love,

you and me, but I did think it was true sex.

And, now you're telling me that it was true, but it wasn't free.

I'm not in the modeling business, Vera. My mother is.

If you want an interview, you really uh,

you really should call her.

I don't want to fight with you, Marcus.

I'm too worried about davie.

He's a smart kid, mom. He just...

He just needs to get out of here.

Didn't you look at him when you walked through that door?

- What? - You're a doctor.

- Couldn't you tell? - Tell what?

What's the matter with him?

Marcus: Kids lose weight for all kinds of reasons, mom.

You can get dizzy spells from an ear infection

or even a bad diet.

Have you taken him to a hospital to have him checked out?

Have you forgotten he's terrified of hospitals?

Well, I'm a doctor. Why didn't you call me?

Because I couldn't.

My god, Marcus. The way things have been between us...

You're the last person in the world I could turn to.

I just kept hoping the symptoms would go away.

Well, they're not gonna go away if it's what dad had.

Why don't I take him back with me to Wisconsin?

We'll do a cat scan.

I'll have him checked out and I'll call you.

Yeah.

- Hey.

Your rear wheel's not true.

Well, it's better than the front one.

Yeah?

You got a spoke wrench?

Yes.

Got to take care of your equipment, davie.

I uh, heard you dropped out of pre-med.

I've dropped out of pre-law, too.

That's good, davie. So, what are you studying now?

I have a double major.

Eastern philosophy and cowboy movies.

The yin, the Yang and the bang-bang.

Think we can get serious for a while?

Marcus, what're you trying to do, be a one-minute brother?

After a year and a half of phony phone calls,

you finally show up here. You're...

You're late for dinner and now...

Now you want to hassle me.

If you're still concerned,

you can hassle me in the morning.

I have to get back to Madison tomorrow.

Why the hell did you bother coming here then?

Why don't you come with me?

Bring your bike. We'll ride around.

Just the two of us. How about it?

Well, I would love to. I just...

I just don't think I should leave mom here alone.

Hmm, well, mom thinks it's a pretty good idea.

- What? With you? - Yeah.

- Ask her yourself. - I'm gonna.

'Cause either you just drugged her senseless

or you're gonna be up for the nobel peace prize.

Mom?

Marcus: Mom says you've been riding the bike a lot.

David: Yeah, a little bit. 30, 40 miles a day.

- Ever done any racing? - Yeah.

- Really? - Well, not really.

See, I go on these long rides by myself

and I... I sort of pretend that I'm in a race, you know?

I'm trying to get away and the pack's chasing me...

And then I... when they get me...

- We sprint, you know. - Yeah.

It makes the miles go faster. Keeps my mind off of things.

Do you ever race against me?

Yeah. We had a pretty good one last week.

- We did? - Uh-huh.

How did I... how did I do?

I nipped you at the finish line.

- Bullshit! That's bullshit. - Ha-ha-ha. Yeah.

You're gonna try out for the Olympics again?

No. I'm getting a little too old for that stuff.

Well, at least you made the team once.

Really? That's funny.

I thought I was an alternate.

- Well, it's the same thing. - It's not the same thing.

- You could've gone... - No more "could've." I didn't.

Alright?

Okay.

Look, there are these decisive moments in bike racing, alright?

When the moment came... I gave up.

Just set it anywhere.

- Want somethin' to eat? - No, I'm just sleepy.

If you do, the fridge is full.

- You like this sofa? - Yeah.

Good. It's all yours.

This really doesn't look like a doctor's house.

Well, whenever the newspapers wrote about "bombed-out Beirut",

this is what I imagined it looked like.

Oh, shit.

Marcus: Oh, Sarah, this is David.

- Marcus: Davie, Sarah. - Hi.

Nice to meet you.

"Bombed-out Beirut, “ eh?

If you hear strange noises coming from the bedroom...

Don't worry.

It's just Sarah and I in the grips of a wild sexual frenzy.

Yeah, sure.

You think he's joking?

No, ma'am.

You sleep tight.

Goodnight, Dave.

So, where are you guys going to ride?

Oh, I thought we'd go do a few sprints with eddy.

Be careful, David.

Eddy's a real son of a bitch.

- See you guys later. - See you.

Bye-bye.

Who's eddy?

Sarah's right. He's a real son of a bitch.

Then why are we going to ride with him?

'Cause he's a good sprinter and I need to work on my sprint.

I got a big race coming up.

- Good morning, Sarah. - Good morning.

I'm not in yet.

Good morning, Dennis.

Oh, good morning, Sarah. How are you doing?

- Fine. And, you? - Fine.

Want some juice?

Marcus came back last night.

I thought he was gonna be gone a few days. What happened?

It's his brother, David. You know the family history.

Well, there's a chance his brother might have it now.

Oh, Christ.

Well, that family's got a curse on it, hasn't it?

Sarah's apache? She's really apache?

Yeah, among other things. She's also black,

scotch-Irish, Chinese.

Yeah, I've met all of those before,

but I've never met an apache.

Where does this guy eddy live anyway? Minnesota?

No, right up there in this house.

Hey, eddy!

You coming?

- Aren't we going to wait? - He'll catch us.

Here he comes.

- That's eddy? - Ha-ha-ha. That's him.

You son of a bitch!

You better pump.

How you like eddy, Dave?

He likes you.

He hasn't eaten, Dave.

- You son of a bitch! - Look out! Shift down.

Get away.

Get away. Go. Go.

Get out of here, dog.

He took the shoe.

- Ha-ha-ha. - Marcus, he ate my shoe.

I got... I got to go back. He took...

On second thought, do you want to go back?

Why don't you wait for me out here, alright?

- Alright. - I'll be back.

Run to Greece, Billy.

Okay, watch me place...

Davie, come here.

I got somebody I want you to meet.

Marcus: I took him for a ride with eddy today.

- Huh? - He got his ass chewed off.

Davie, this is Dr. Dennis Conrad,

the founder of this place.

- David, how're you doing? Fine. - Good. Yourself?

Let me give you the ten-cent tour.

Alright.

What we do here in sports medicine Dave is to,

we try and determine what the potential of an athlete is

and then do all we can to help him or her achieve it.

We analyze, we theorize, proselytize...

Sometimes we even sympathize...

But we never, never rationalize.

Neven

what do you think about of all this?

There's our motto:

"Res firma mitescere nescit."

Which roughly translated means:

"Once you've got it up, keep it up."

- Oh-okay. - Right?

- All: Right. - Right?

- All: Right! - Right.

Hey, are you ready for the torture test?

I love to torture guys your age.

We just finished a hard ride, Dennis.

I think maybe he needs time to rest. Right, Dave?

- Yeah. Maybe tomorrow. - Yeah.

- You free tomorrow? - No.

- Excuse me. - Uh, well, maybe...

Tomorrow it is. Take it easy, David. Nice meeting you.

Come on, Denise, come on.

I told you about those damn donuts, didn't I?

You didn't die yet, so die or do something!

Can I... can I ask you something?

Does anyone ever say no to that question?

Go ahead.

Can you speak apache?

No. Your mother's half French. Can you speak French?

Uh, no.

I can.

- We're here. Hi. - Hi.

- Dinner ready? - Just about.

Marcus: Good. Davie.

This is Leslie. Leslie, David.

Hi, uh, I saw her.

I... I saw you today, didn't I?

Yeah, at the institute. I saw you, too.

Yeah, well, nice to see you again.

Yeah, you too.

Butter.

You know, I never expected

Dr. Sommers' place to look like this.

You've never been here before?

Hmm. No, it's my first time.

Oh.

I wonder who the occasion is?

- Big mistake. - Why don't we all sit down?

Leslie, why don't you take the spot right here?

- Davie. - Yeah. Oh.

- Excuse me. - Yeah-ah-ha.

Davie's taking our famous torture test tomorrow.

- Oh, really? - Yeah.

And, I have a feeling you're taking yours tonight, Leslie.

Oh, salad. I love salad.

Uh, tomatoes.

So, Dr. Sommers tells me you're into eastern philosophy.

Yeah, I'm sure Dr. Sommers told you that.

When Dr. Sommers tells you to come to his house,

to meet his brother who's into eastern philosophy...

You really don't have much choice, do you?

I think you're being very inconsiderate, davie.

Uh, my name is David... okay?

And, I'm not being inconsiderate.

- I think I'd better... - It's alright, Leslie.

Sit down. Eat your dinner. Don't mind him.

You don't have to take orders from him.

You can tell him to go to hell. You can tell me to go to hell.

- I didn't come here to tell... - I know how you feel.

Leslie...

You seem like a really nice girl. And, it's just that I...

For once I'd like to meet a girl

who doesn't know my mother or my brother...

The world's full of them, davie. You have to leave home first.

Well, that's great. “Dr. Considerate" speaks.

Father dies and you take off the same day.

Huh? What was I supposed to do?

I don't think this is the time to bringing up

family problems, davie.

- I think I'd better... - That is alright, Leslie.

I'm not ashamed of my family.

You probably have a mother yourself, right?

You wouldn't turn your back on her in a crisis, would you?

She created the goddamn crisis...

Yeah, well, I don't care who created it! It's...

She was crazy about you, Marcus.

Bragging about her brilliant son. Everything you did.

I know. Everything I did was great.

Every time I lost, she convinced me that I could've won.

But there was no difference between the two.

Well, I don't think that's so terrible. Do you, Leslie?

- I... - I think it's terrible.

Well, a lot of people would call that support.

When dad needed support when he was dying, where was she?

Huh? Where the hell was she? David?

You know goddamn well where she was, Marcus.

She was right there in that apartment.

Hiding out in the guest room.

She fell apart, okay? People do!

Goddamn it, David, you were there!

Marcus: You didn't fall apart.

You heard him calling to her at night.

I had to plead with her to go to him.

Alright, tell me, Dr. Sommers, when people aren't

as strong as you would like them to be, okay,

and they let you down, have you ever considered forgiving them?

- I'm... I'm sorry, Leslie. - Perfect. Just perfect.

It's okay, Leslie.

- Come on, I'll take you home. - I brought her, I'll take her.

No, this whole thing was my idea. I'll take her home.

No, thank you. I'll take mysel...

Myself home.

I've got to call my mother.

You never answered my question.

I don't have to answer your damn question.

Yes, I've considered forgiving mother many times.

- I almost did many times. - "Almost" isn't good enough.

Well, why the hell not?

"Almost" is good enough for everything else in this family,

isn't it, davie? Oh, excuse me, David.

It's all computerized, Dave.

The speed will increase. The grade will increase.

You'll go into oxygen debt.

If you last long enough, you'll go into oxygen bankruptcy.

Don't worry about it.

I just want to go one second longer than Marcus.

Oh, you do?

Well, Marcus holds the institute record with 25 minutes...

And 14 seconds.

- Are you ready? - Yeah.

There's your clock. Have a good trip.

This is the torture test?

He's going for 25.

Man: Come on, David!

Man 1: Yeah. Man 2: Yeah!

Come on, David. Keep it up, Dave!

Keep it up! Come on, David!

Come on!

Come on, David, keep it up! Keep it up!

Come on, David! Come on! Push harder!

Come on, David!

Come on David, keep it up!

Turn it off. Turn it off.

It's like "star wars“ down here.

Warp speed.

Marcus?

Dennis: I cannot believe you're still planning

to go to Colorado.

Look, I'm going if David wants to go with me.

He's always wanted to see the west.

- You've got to tell him. - I can't, Dennis.

Not now.

Not after what he did today. I don't want to ruin it for him.

Marcus: I love him too much for that.

Dennis: I understand.

Dennis: Well, I got to run, buddy.

Marcus: Wait up, Dennis. I'll walk out with you.

Okay.

Okay.

No big deal.

What are you doing out here?

I just needed some fresh air.

Well, I've been looking all over the place for you.

You wanna hear the results of your cat scan?

- I know the results. - You do? Who told you?

No one has to tell me.

I'm fine, right?

Physically, you're fine.

You have the cardiovascular system of king Kong's

first cousin. Just emotionally, you're a mess.

And, frankly brother, anybody who wastes the potential

you've got pisses me off.

Yeah, well, it pisses me off, too.

And, what are you going to do about it?

I don't know.

Shinto philosophy teaches you to accept life

as a seasonal occupation.

Sounds like bull shinto to me.

I really burned your ass on that treadmill.

Sure, you also beat my sat scores.

So, you're great at taking tests every few years. I mean bfd.

Look, here's the thing...

Shinto.

There's this bike race in Colorado...

- The hell of the west. - Right.

It's the last time I'm gonna race and I'd really like...

I'd love to.

- What? - Race.

Give me a break, would you? I'm trying to talk you into it.

I mean I had a whole speech prepared

about how we've never raced together and this might be our

last chance, the sommers team...

Marcus, there's just one thing.

- What? - I'm not shaving my legs.

We'll talk about it.

I think maybe we should give mom a call. What do you think?

- Okay. - Okay.

Marcus? How is he?

- He's just fine. - Mrs. Sommers: He is?

Yeah, he's clean as a whistle.

Oh, god!

Oh, darling.

Enough already, mom.

You're supposed to be celebrating.

Oh, darling, I am celebrating.

It's just that I have lived with this for so long

and davie's all I've got any idea.

I was under the impression that you had two sons.

Marcus, of course I do. Why, that's not, you know,

that's not what I was going to say, Marcus, come on.

That's alright.

This whole conversation's probably not

what I meant to say.

What does that mean?

- It means... - Davie's alright, isn't he?

Davie's just fine. He sends his love.

I've got to go, mom.

Marcus, I want you to know, please understand that I love...

I know, I've got to go.

'Bye.

- David: How's mom? - She's fine.

You told her I was okay and everything right?

- Is this a fish burger in here? - Yeah.

No. I told her you got hit by a bus.

What do you think I told her?

Come on, I want to show you guys something.

- Where are we going? - Come on.

Remember this?

This is the first of three stages in this race, David.

The field gets cut in half here.

If you don't finish in the top half...

- Yeah. - You're out.

- Pretty fast, huh? - Yeah.

Marcus: Well, it gets faster. Coming in the back,

some of these guys are gonna be hitting about 60 miles an hour.

- Geez. - It can get real dangerous.

Marcus: There's me and muzzin going at it.

Hey, that's the guy on the poster in the kitchen.

Mm-hmm. That's Barry muzzin.

He was my teammate. My best friend.

He's affectionately known as "the cannibal."

- You... you know him? - Yes. I was married to him.

- Did you see that? - See what?

Right there.

Did you see that? The race is over.

- I quit. - You qui... no you didn't.

Shows you how good I am at it.

Nobody can even tell anymore.

That's what it looks like when you win.

Wow.

This is what it sounds like.

J“ well the moon is on the highway j'

j“ darkness fills the sky j”

j“ as long as I keep driving I

j“ I know that I won't die j“

j“ and I'm gone j”

j“ gone gone j“

j“ gone ridin' j“

j“ well I broke up with my baby j“

j“ told myself I won't cry j“

j“ broke up with my baby j"

j“ told myself a lie j“

j“ and I'm gone j”

j“ gone gone j“

j“ gone ridin' j“

j“ get gone Cal j”

two points.

Good shot.

J“ well the moon is on the highway j'

j“ darkness fills the sky j”

j“ as long as I keep driving I

j“ I know that I won't die j“

j“ and I'm gone j”

j“ gone gone j'j'

- Ah!

I'm starved. What've you got?

Oh, hey, give her one of these.

- They're great. - Here, Beck.

I'm tired of granola and sesame seeds.

Sesame seeds are great, though.

'Cause they're pure protein and energy.

It might be just what you need.

I need a chocolate shake and French fries.

And, a quarter pounder with cheese.

Becky, that's flesh.

Have you ever looked in a cow's eyes when it's killed?

- Yeah. - You're eating fear, Becky.

You're becoming one with fear.

Besides, I thought we were gonna live off the land.

I don't see how eating generic nuts

from the supermarket is living off the land, you guys.

We made a vow.

Look into the crystal light and release meat.

I can't believe this.

Hey, what the hell's that?

Becky: The pony express?

J“ darkness fills the sky j”

j“ as long as I keep driving I

hey, fellas, how about a lift?

J“ gone gone j“

j“ gone ridin' j'j'

David: I was wondering...

David: If dad were alive today... Marcus: Yeah?

Well, they didn't have any cure for a Berry aneurysm

two years ago...

- I was wondering... - They still don't, David.

If there's a weak blood vessel

and it's located deep inside the brain,

there's no way to get at it without destroying

the patient's vital brain functions.

Meaning the patient could become a chef's salad.

Yeah, it's... it's like a heart attack of the head.

Even if you're in the best shape in the world,

it can still hit you right out of the blue.

Yeah, well... the thing is,

you know, you read those stories you know that,

some bald guy grows hair again,

and now he needs a haircut once a week, you know...

People doing things through willpower.

What do you think of that stuff?

Goodnight.

- Goodnight. - Goodnight, David.

I always wanted to do that.

'Night.

Hey. Hey!

Don't forget the napkins.

- Can I take your order, please? - Uh, yeah.

I'd like a quarter pounder, large fries

and a chocolate shake, please.

Okay, it's gonna be just a minute for your quarter pounder.

Would you like a big Mac instead?

Okay.

Um, wait, no. I think...

I'll wait.

Where... where are you headed?

- California maybe. - Oh.

- You? - Colorado.

Where are your friends?

Oh, it didn't work out.

I split.

- It isn't right, Marcus. - What?

You should tell him the truth, that's what.

We wouldn't be making this trip if he knew the truth.

- I think you underestimate him. - Do you mind? He's my brother!

Maybe I know, maybe I know some things about him you don't.

Maybe so, but don't use that tone of voice with me.

You really never heard of bike racing?

No. Is that what you were doing today? Racing?

No, that? No, no, no, we were just

training for this big race in Colorado.

We gonna ride up to the top of the rockies and back again.

It's very dangerous stuff.

One wrong move and you're just

another statistic in the hell of the west.

Well, I hope you come out of it alive.

- Good luck. - You, too.

Would you like a ride?

Where, on your handlebars?

- Becky: Sounds incredible. - Marcus, look.

Becky: How fast did you say you guys go on this bikes?

Well, sixty. Sometimes faster.

No, no...

Hope she's the quiet type.

Not a chance. She even walks loudly.

Seriously. 300 miles a day.

What? What did she do to her hair? What is that?

This is Becky Chandler.

Becky, this is my brother, Marcus.

- This is Sarah. - Hi. Nice to meet you.

- How's your finger? - Oh...

Sorry about that. Thanks for the ride.

Hell of the west, huh? It sounds great.

So, uh... how far are you planning to go with us, Becky?

Tell you what, doc. I'll go pretty far if it feels good.

Alright.

Ready? I'll get you on a machine get you warmed up

and have you buffed up in no time.

I don't like this place. It smells bad.

That's sweat, Randolph. And it does not smell bad.

Mama said I didn't have to do this.

Yeah, you're in daddy's sinister clutches now.

And daddy wants to see his beloved son

Randolph sweat his ass off.

Man 3: Dr. Conrad, line 3.

Come on, I'll put you on this bike.

Use this one, Randolph.

Hello?

Yes... who is this, please?

Oh, how do you do?

Well, it's just that I called his house last night

and I called this morning again and no one answered, so...

Being a hysterical split person I am, I started to worry.

Oh, no, there's nothing to worry about, Mrs. Sommers.

The three of them went on a camping trip.

Right, Marcus, David and Sarah.

Dennis: The girl he lives with.

Well, I... I just wanted to say him something to him...

Mrs. Sommers: But it can wait.

Dennis: Come on, Randolph. Move it.

Right, well, I'll have him call you when he gets back.

Dennis: You can go faster than that, damn it.

Yes, ma'am. It was nice "meeting you," Mrs. Sommers. Bye-bye.

Hey, you're supposed to be picking out a sport.

So, go ahead pick out a sport.

- I like bowling. - Bowling?

Bowling is not a sport, Randolph.

Bowling is just a big video game.

- Don't get all defrosted, dad. - Don't do what?

Well, you heard me. Don't get all defrosted.

How the hell does your mother put up with you?

Now, look, dad. The way I see it, there's no black bowlers.

Basketball, yes. Football, yes. Golf, we got one guy.

But bowling, we got zip. Think about it.

Boy, bring your ass over here.

Sarah: We stayed in this same place two years ago. Remember?

- Marcus: What do you think? - I think you better remember.

I think you ought to use a different tone of voice with me.

It's just the way my parents are. They're too nice.

I mean, I bring a guy home and they fall in love with him.

So there were three guys I broke up with, hanging around my house

you know, watching TV with my dad, eating my mom's cookies...

I freaked out.

That's what I do. When in doubt, I freak out.

You must fall in love pretty easily, huh. Three guys?

Oh, that wasn't love.

- Not love, love. - Oh.

I knew it was going to be like that.

I think she's kind of nice.

What does it say on that t-shirt?

Oh, that's... that's just that's, Latin.

Latin? What does it say?

Yeah...

"Once you've got it up, keep it up.“

alright! Where can I get one?

Oh...

Hey, let's do it like they do it in the Olympics.

How do they do it in Olympics?

- You know, exchange t-shirts. - Oh.

J“ o say can you see j“

what are you doing?

If it's the Olympics, you have to play the national anthem.

J“ by the dawn's early light j'

only if you win.

Excuse me. You're not going to see that.

J“ at the twilight's last gleaming j“

okay.

J“ and bright stars through the perilous fight I

so, about that tone of voice...

Becky: What's going on?

- Shake and break. - What's that?

It's when you're making a solo breakaway

Sarah: And you've got a wheel sucker hangin' on...

So you shake and break, to shake him off.

Becky: Wheel sucker? What's a wheel sucker?

Sarah: It's when someone who drafts all the time...

And he won't take his turn up front.

- Oh, yeah. - Yeah.

Hey, you wheel sucker! Get up there!

Come on, David.

J“ got a long way to ride j”

j“ pushing pushing pushing j”

you want to get them?

J“ right to the top I

j“ let's go j“

j“ American flyer j“

J“ you aim high j“

come on, David. Yeah...

J“ I know... I

j“ his heart is on fire I

yeah, yeah.

J“ going the distance j“

j“ leaving the others behind j'

We got them! We got them!

Hiya, hiya...

Whoo, whoo...

Watch this, Dave.

Give it a race, guys.

You boys ought to get yourselves a horse.

- Dave. - David: Got 'em

Yeah, Marcus.

J“ American flyers j'

Oldest trick in the book, Dave.

J“ you aim high j“

J“ American flyers j'

j“ I knowj'

that was great.

J“ going the distance j“

Second oldest trick in the book.

Hey, Marcus, look at those buns.

Sarah: Whoa. Becky: What is that?

Sarah: Looks like we've got a flat.

J“ I see the bad moon a-rising j“

j“ I see trouble on the way j“

j“ I see earthquakes and iightnin' j“

j“ I see bad times today j"

oh... man!

We've got to stop.

It's okay.

- Sarah! - Jerome!

- Look at you. - How are you doing?

I'm fine.

- It's good to see you. - It's good seeing you.

You know, I said to Jerome,

"Jerome, that sure looks like Marcus's Van."

Our old team Van.

- Hello, Geronimo. - Hello, muzzin.

- Where is he? - Riding.

Yeah, he's great when it comes to training,

but what's he like in the clutch?

Come on, muzzin, you said you wouldn't gonna start nothing.

You know, Jerome, women are a real mystery.

In bike racing, the best man always wins.

But what that hell is it about some women

that makes them fall for quitters like Marcus?

You know the bigger mystery, Jerome...

Is what makes "some" women ever fall

for a rabid dog like you, muzzin.

Jerome: Hey, come on, you two. Cut it out.

You tell him, Sarah.

He knows I'll win.

But you tell him that I'm gonna make him

bleed before I beat him.

I don't deliver messages.

You know, sometimes I don't even hear them.

He'll quit.

I'll make sure of that.

I'll make him die in the mountains.

Jerome, I consider you a friend.

Would you take this damn cannibal

out of my face before I kill him?

I'm Jerome. You're a damn cannibal. That's a big rock.

Let's get out of here. We got a race to win.

Come on. Bye, Sarah.

Well, I'll be a fig Newton!

I'm standing here next to a lady with a past.

Becky: And then Jerome says...

"Hey, listen, I'm Jerome. You're the goddamn cannibal...

And this is a big rock." So they left.

Sarah was so tough. So cool. You guys missed it all.

I am keeping this rock.

I am taking this rock to college.

Male announcer: Ladies and gentlemen we're seven minutes

to the start of the famous morgul Bismarck

stage of the hell of the west.

We're getting the race caravan organized and ready to begin.

Here come some of the press people through.

More vehicles coming through.

Team cars, let's keep the roadway clear.

Mexico, Great Britain, Italy,

Norway team cars coming through.

Press people, please report to your vehicles immediately.

We'd like to introduce to you some of the riders

who are going to be participating in today's event,

beginning with the us national team.

And ladies and gentlemen, the Soviet national team...

Led by the defending olympic champion, Sergei Belov.

And finally, ladies and gentlemen, the 7-Eleven team

led by our own 1980 olympian

and winner of the hell of the west last year...

Barry "the cannibal" muzzin.

Muzzin, muzzin.

Muzzin, muzzin.

Over here, muzzin. Hey, muzzin.

Shake that, Belov.

And now, our honorary starter for today's hell of the west,

stage number one...

Ladies and gentlemen, the greatest racing cyclist

in the history of the sport...

Mr. Eddie merckx.

We will be starting on the sound of the pistol.

Riders, ready?

Timers, ready?

Male announcer: We 're under way, the hell of the west,

stage number one.

Let's hear it for a big sendoff.

The hell of the west, stage number one.

We are under way.

This first circuit of the hell of the west

is the dreaded morgul Bismarck.

It's a world championship court which offers little shade...

Steep hills, fast descents...

And the gut-wrenching climb to the finish line that sits here,

atop the devastating wall.

Riders who have raced here before

seldom look forward to coming back.

And newcomers to a race of this stature,

unused to riding in a large pack...

Will soon find out why.

This is a race of seven laps, totaling 91 miles.

A grueling test for any rider.

Sommers, look out!

Watch your line!

Move over, sommers! Move over!

Here we go, Dave.

Enough of this Sunday stroll.

Let's hurt a little bit.

10-4. We are rolling in an ambulance right now.

Three laps down and four to go.

Four to go, four laps yet to go.

Male announcer: Barry muzzin in the 7-Eleven team

followed closely by the Soviet team...

And Marcus sommers of shaversport.

Each lap yet to come on this grueling course

will take its toll on the riders.

Only the toughest will be among the first 48...

Who will go on to contest stages two and three

of the hell of the west.

Tough break, Marcus!

Marcus has got a flat. Okay, pull up. Quick.

Okay, pull up. Slow up. Come on.

Marcus: Come on, Sarah.

Come on, baby, they're leaving us behind.

Come on, honey.

You got it. Good. Good girl. Now, push.

Push.

Move it! Move it!

Come on! Pick it up!

You want back in this race! Pick it up! Come on!

Male announcer: One lap to go! Bell lap coming up.

One lap to go! One lap to go!

Here we are!

- Here you go! - Marcus.

Marcus, water! You need this.

- David. - Water! Water!

You're 52, David. You've got to move up. You've got to move up!

Okay.

Male announcer: The caravan is in sight, ladies and gentlemen.

They are around the corner, at the bottom of the wall.

Here they come.

And in a remarkable recovery,

Marcus sommers has regained position

near the front of the lead group

after a flat tire way out on the course.

Muzzin, sommers and the Soviet, Belov,

fighting it out as they come up the wall.

A real neck-and-neck battle as they come through.

It's going to be a three-way sprint for the first.

The Americans, sommers and muzzin,

and the Soviet, Belov.

Right now it's muzzin in front, sommers, second.

Sergei Belov of the Soviet team charging up in third.

And it's Marcus sommers, the winner!

Muzzin, second. Sergei Belov, third place.

Male announcer: Ladies and gentlemen, a tremendous finish!

Sommers, muzzin and the Soviet, Belov.

- You did it, baby. - You were great.

Fourteen, 15, 16 riders across the line.

The winners are already in.

And we're counting the last riders to qualify.

Only the first 48 finishers today

will be able to race tomorrow.

- Where's David? How far back? - I don't know.

43, 44, 45. Only three more riders will stay in the race.

46... the rest will have to wait until next year.

- Is that him? - It is.

- David. - Oh!

Come on, David.

Male announcer: With the field closing in fast behind them...

Two riders, the final two that will qualify...

And the field is eating them up coming up the wall.

Struggling up the wall for the final time

in this grueling hell of the west.

- And they're down! - Jesus.

One rider is back up.

He's on his bike and he's going to finish.

Run with it!

Come on, get going! Pick it up!

Come on, David.

- Can he do that? - I don't know.

That's it. Run!

Good Dave. Come on.

Marcus: Come on, David! A little more!

- Come on David. - Marcus: Come on, David.

Male announcer: And in a remarkable finish,

David sommers crosses the line 48th,

but carrying his bicycle.

- Can he do that? - Is that legal?

I think I screwed up.

- Yeah. - It's okay.

And it's official, ladies and gentlemen...

David sommers becomes the 48th and final qualifier...

To ride stages two and three of the hell of the west.

You got two more stages.

It was a real close race, wasn't it?

No, shit!

Tell us what it was like to have ridden 90 miles.

It's a big day for American cycling

to have two Americans beat an olympic champ.

You must feel some pride?

- Come on, walk it off. - No, no, I'm alright.

I'm okay.

I'm not riding for america, lady.

I tried riding for america.

I spent four years of my life working at shitty jobs

muzzin: So I could train... And make the olympic team

and ride for america and look at me.

Then some fat-asses

in Washington started having opinions.

The olympic committee started having opinions.

You, you bitch, I know you.

You started writing your opinions.

So we boycott the Olympics.

I was in the best shape of my life in the summer of 1980

and I got beat by opinions.

Is that why you're boycotting the victory ceremony?

What victory? There's two stages left.

Still, the fact remains...

Which you wouldn't know a fact if it banged you all night long.

Male announcer: In first place, the leader of

the shaversport team, Marcus sommers.

Marcus: Okay. Okay. I got one.

I got one. No, it's about David.

Becky: Alright, okay.

- What? - Great.

David was only... only ten at the time.

And he comes into my bedroom and he's looking real serious.

Remember this? He wants to know what's oral sex.

- Nobody wants to hear this. - Yes, come on.

- Yes, I want to hear it. Go on. - Come on, Dave.

You say things about me, I can say things about you.

So he says, "what's oral sex?“ Itell him, itell him

“oral sex is the opposite of written sex.

“If you read about it, it's written sex.

If you talk about it, it's...“

- oral! - Oral sex!

So, three weeks later, he goes to a birthday party

up on the third floor for Sheila Fletcher's.

Who's Sheila Fletcher?

He's comes back in 15 minutes.

Mom and dad want to know why he came back so quickly.

"Because", he said, "it was boring."

"Everybody was just standing around having oral sex."

Well, you got to know my mom. She flew out of the apartment.

Marcus: Flew.

- Is your name there? - Yeah, somewhere.

- David! - What?

Marcus: You're only two minutes and 11 seconds

behind in the standings.

- Is that all? - That's pretty good.

Marcus, how many rooms for the leader and the pack?

- One for us, Tom. - Room 326.

David, how many rooms do you need?

Two.

And one for us.

330.

- How is your leg? - It's fine.

Remember, we are racing tomorrow.

See you then.

- Goodnight. - Goodnight.

Hey, we are going to win.

- Are you okay? - Yeah, I'm fine.

Marcus.

J“ beautiful tan j“

j“ it's a deep dark tan j"

j“ it's Hawaiian tropic j"

j“ beautiful tan it's a dark rich tan n

you know, I think this whole thing was destiny.

- What whole thing? - Becky: You and me.

This trip. Everything.

I mean, there I was at McDonald's right.

And I wanted a quarter pounder.

The girl goes, "we're out.

You'll have to wait. Do you want a big Mac?"

I mean just think. If I hadn't waited for that

quarter pounder, I wouldn't be here with you.

That's destiny.

There's really... There's really something

you should know about me, Becky.

You don't have a girl back home, do you?

- You're not gay, are you? - No. Hell, no.

- It's just the opposite. - Then what?

I probably shouldn't be telling you this but...

I think I'm going to die.

Thank god I'm not the only one.

I think I'm going to die too

if we don't do something really quick.

- I'll be right back. - Mm-hmm.

- Stay right here. Promise? - Yeah.

TV announcer: Now, our national anthem.

J“ o say can you see j“

j“ by the dawn's early light j'

j“ what so proudly we hailed j'

J“ at the twilight's last gleaming j“

j“ whose broad stripes and bright stars j“

j“ through the perilous fight I

j“ o'er the ramparts we watched j“

they're playing our song.

J“ were so gallantly streaming? J"

J“ and the rocket's red glare j'

j“ the bombs bursting in air j'

j“ gave proof through the night j"

- David, are you alright? - It's just my knee.

Listen, we don't have to do this if you don't want to.

Yes, we do.

J“ 0 say does that star-spangled j"

j“ banner yet wave j'

J“ o'er the land of the free I

j“ and the home j”

j“ of the brave j”

Where are you going?

I just want to go over the course with David.

Oh, no. Come back to bed.

The race isn't until noon.

Oh!

Sarah: What a beautiful morning.

I love you, Marcus, so much.

- Hi, Tom. - Good morning.

- Good morning. Yeah - you're out early!

Look at this, they got four of these flags

scattered around the course.

Marcus: Each time you win a sprint to one of these flags,

you could gain 30 seconds on your time.

Do you understand?

- I'm not an idiot, you know. - Yeah.

I don't want you to ride like an idiot.

- What do you mean? - Look...

You're two minutes and eleven seconds down, right.

If you win all four of these sprints,

you'll be only 11 seconds back.

Because nobody knows you, if you do something stupid

like take off by yourself... They'll let you go maybe.

Marcus, what's the big deal?

David: You don't need me. You're winning.

The big deal is we're brothers.

- How is he? - He won the first stage, Denny.

You should've seen him.

Dennis: The son of a bitch told me I couldn't come.

He didn't want me there. He did it, huh?

I think it's begun, Denny.

I don't suppose he'd consider not racing today.

I know he's against it but his mother...

Dennis: Somebody should call her.

Up...

Up, up...

Another one.

One, two, three...

I had a bitch of a workout, dad.

- You okay, dad? - No.

Come on, dad. Cheer up. It's not your fault.

Every black man can't have a son who's Julius erving.

Randolph.

- You're soaking wet. - I sweat.

Funny, doesn't smell like sweat.

I use deodorant.

Go take a shower. I have to make a phone call.

Then can we get something to eat?

Yeah, Randolph, then we can get something to eat.

Male announcer: One look at the iunarscape

of the spectacular Colorado national monument

and you understand why it has come to be known

as "the tour of the moon."

The view and terrain are like nothing on earth,

with bright red rock formations

tunnels, numerous sheer cliff drop-offs, and rapid descents.

The race totals 83 miles...

And in 1984 was won by america's olympic champions

Connie carpenter and Alexi grewal.

Okay, get ready.

Do it, David.

Okay, here we go.

- Oh, god! - It's the breakaway.

David, no!

Goddamn it! No, it's too early.

No. David, you dumbbell.

Let them go, Tommy. They're nobodies.

They'll die on the hill.

Let them go!

Male announcer: Here comes the breakaway group up the hill.

The first rider past the flag

will gain 30 seconds on his time.

There goes number seven, ulie, of the Kelly's team,

starting the sprint for the flag.

But here comes David sommers of shaversport.

It looks like these two are both going for that 30 seconds.

Ulie's in the lead.

But sommers is coming up hard of breath.

And it's sommers who wins that

very valuable 30-second time advantage.

Let's reel them in.

Male announcer: The breakaway group 's

coming up to the second flag now.

David sommers, who took the first one,

riding very strongly at the front again.

And David sommers indeed takes the second time flag.

And it looks like he's going to keep right on going.

The way the chase group is coming up hard behind them...

He's going to need all these time bonuses that he can take.

We got them.

Muzzin: Where's sommers? Where's the other one?

You son of a bitch!

Marcus, I taught you that move.

Jerome: We got us a race, muzzin.

Tommy, Jerome, come on, let's move it!

Hold your line! What's the matter with you, man?

Man 4: Hey, Marcus, look out! What are you doing?

Oh, no.

Marcus, I'm right here.

Marcus, I'm right here. Okay, here I am, Marcus. Right here.

Oh, god.

Becky: Sarah, what's wrong?

Hang on. Hang on.

Oh, god, Marcus.

- Becky, help me! - Sure.

We're here.

Oh, god, Marcus!

- Becky, hold the wheel. - God.

I got him! Slow down Becky.

Okay.

Sarah: Marcus.

God, Marcus.

Oh, god.

Watch your line!

Just hold it against his mouth. Make sure he can breathe.

What is he doing?

Male announcer: They're coming down to the finish line,

and David sommers is still in the lead.

But the chase group is breathing down his neck

and getting closer every second.

The field's in sight, coming down to the finish.

David sommers is still out in front.

But the pack is coming hard on his heels.

It's going to be a miracle if he can hold on.

No, they've got him! They've got him!

David sommers has been swallowed up

by the chase group. Here they go.

And now they're getting ready to begin the sprint.

Barry muzzin makes the move on one side, Belov on the other.

They're neck and neck.

Muzzin and Belov, Belov and muzzin.

It's going to be a fantastic sprint.

And it's going to be... It looks like Barry muzzin.

Barry muzzin and Sergei Belov.

And its going to be muzzin, Barry muzzin.

Sergei Belov, second.

David sommers holds on for third.

The rest of the field coming through...

Zeezler, Jerome..

You're number one. We're winning. We're gonna win.

All the way.

David, you uncorked the big one today.

- Where's Marcus? - Please, get out of my way!

David!

It's Marcus. We've got to go! Please, come on!

So, how much time did you make up?

Two minutes.

We did it, huh?

Marcus, what the hell is going on?

Remember when we were out front, talking?

I told you that you were fine, free of diseases, didn't I?

Yeah, but you never told me anything about yourself.

I wanted you to come with me. I wanted us...

You remember, the two of us, the sommers team...

Did it ever occur to you that you could've told me?

That maybe, just maybe I might pull through for you?

I mean, how many goddamn brothers

do you think I have anyway?

It's a good thing you dropped out of pre-med.

Your bedside manners are atrocious.

How can you be sick anyway?

Just, look at yourself, what you've got...

You have a moustache and everything..

I had this all figured out.

How to handle this, if it's me. But not you.

I don't know what to feel, Marcus. What am I...

Am I supposed to feel happy that it's you and not me?

- Is that what? - No.

Well, then what?

Be strong, now, okay?

Okay.

Thank you, Becky.

You have to finish the race.

You're crazy, you know that.

I think you've eaten too many bananas.

- It's not over. - Yo, it's over for me.

Don't you understand?

The race isn't important now. It's you.

Yeah? What are you gonna do for me?

I don't know. We're take you to a hospital.

David, I don't know how much time I have left.

Maybe a few days, maybe more,

but basically there's really nothing they can do for me.

Come on. Help me with this.

I want to sit up.

Yo, I'm not trying to be a hero, you know that.

It's just...

It's just that I not gonna let them

turn me into a chef's salad, either.

Okay.

Then I'll stay here with you.

But I can't race tomorrow.

That's just great, David. That's just great.

And then years from now, you'll tell your kids,

“that there was this race in Colorado

"and I could've done just great

if my brother hadn't gotten sick.“

you're no gonna use me as an excuse.

I'm not listening to you anymore.

Goddamn it, David!

I'm still alive, so don't ignore me.

What happened to Marcus?

He had some trouble.

I hope he feels better, Geronimo.

Thanks, cannibal.

Are you okay?

Yeah, I'm fine. Why?

You sound half-human.

I am half-human.

I was in your office when you and Dr. Conrad were talking.

- Do you remember what you said? - Oh, come on, David.

"I don't wanna ruin it for him, “ you said.

“I love him too much for that."

You remember?

Well, I...

I swore that one day

I was gonna say it to your face.

Come on, you have to look at me.

Are we gonna do this the hard way?

I love you, too, Marcus.

So, what's our plan?

Stage three.

Male announcer: Good morning, ladies and gentlemen

and welcome to golden, Colorado...

Site of the third and final stage

of a race they call the hell of the west.

It looks like we 're in for a great day here today.

Ann navarro. Ann navarro, please report

to the timers booth immediately.

Mr. Greenberg. Mr. Greenberg, meet Andy on the starting line.

Before we get started, I would like to introduce to you

the main contenders in this competition.

Beginning with the rider in third place overall...

11 seconds behind the leader,

David sommers.

In second place overall, from the Soviet union...

Only two seconds behind the leader,

Sergei Belov.

Male announcer: And ladies and gentlemen,

last year's winner of the hell of the west...

The race leader today

going into the third and final stage...

Barry "the cannibal“ muzzin.

We're just minutes from the start of the competition.

All caravan drivers, please report to your vehicles.

All officials, please report to your vehicles.

Male announcer: Oh, and here's a surprise.

The Russians are getting things going early here

with Belov is sending a teammate up the road,

this is gonna force the others riders to do the chasing.

And it's gonna take some of the sap out of them

if they're not able to hold the pace.

The weaker ones are certainly gonna get burned off

and not be able to make the grueling climbs coming up.

Over 100 miles to go and the Russians...

Are really making things pop right off the bat here.

Belov must have a lot of confidence in his ability

to have start a breakaway so early in a race like this.

It's no fun up front, is it? Huh?

I must be hallucinating.

That looks like Randolph.

It is Randolph.

Who's Randolph?

What the hell... Sarah, pull over.

Mrs. Sommers, don't!

Mom, don't! Dennis: No!

Do you want to go with us?

- Yeah. - Okay.

Dennis...

Go around.

We'll follow you. Come on, let's go, Randolph.

You must be Sarah.

Yes. Mrs. Sommers.

How do you do?

- Hi, I'm Becky. - Hi.

Okay, let's go.

Male announcer: Golden to mount Evans race is the third

and final stage of the hell of the west.

And it's also the most difficult.

It starts at the coors brewery in golden, Colorado

and begins a spectacular climb

over 6,000 feet into the rocky mountains

finishing nearly 12,000 feet above sea level.

And that's over the highest paved road in North America.

Not many of these cyclists have ever raced at this altitude.

In Europe, for instance, the courses through the alps

are much, much lower. It's a torturous course.

And even the fittest athletes can't get enough air

to maintain a normal speed.

Notice anything unusual, Randolph?

Yeah, I have jet lag.

Hardly any black riders out there.

- Think about it. - I don't have a bicycle, dad.

Hey, your birthday's coming up.

I want a bowling ball.

"Bowling ball."

I'm still here, Belov.

Barry: Right on your red ass.

Think about this, Belov.

I'm behind you, but I'm really two seconds ahead.

Are you nuts? He doesn't understand English.

He understands.

Don't you, Belov?

You know why you won the Olympics?

Because I wasn't there.

Well, now I'm here.

Only I'm not here. I'm two seconds ahead.

He does understand English.

Up, Dave. Up.

Up, Dave.

Atta boy.

- Get him, Belov. - You go get him.

Male announcer: Ten miles to go and David sommers

is trying to steal this race from muzzin and Belov.

He's been very aggressive this last miles,

forcing them to chase very hard.

These last few miles we've seen many riders

dropping by the wayside as the lack of oxygen

grows more and more severe.

He's going all out early.

Do you think I should pull over and wait?

No, let's go up to the finish line.

It's his race, let him ride it.

Here we go, sommers.

Okay, we got him.

Now...

Just sit back

and you've got second locked up. Okay?

Okay.

I gave you a chance, sommers.

- Now all bets are off. - No.

Male announcer: It's looks like David sommers

in the lead, coming around the corner.

But even if he crosses the line first

muzzin still has an 11 second time advantage overall.

If muzzin crosses the line

less than 11 seconds after sommers

muzzin will still be the winner of the hell of the west.

David!

Come on, David!

Come on, kid!

Marcus: Come on.

Alright!

Male announcer: Sommers is finished. Then he will

become the overall winner...

If muzzin doesn't cross the finish line

in the next 11 seconds.

Audience chanting: Four,

five,

six,

seven,

eight,

nine,

ten, eleven.

Male announcer: Muzzin didn't make it.

David sommers wins the final stage and clinches

the overall victory in the hell of the west.

A fantastic performance by this young newcomer.

He has proved to the veterans here this year,

and made quite a name for himself.

Young David sommers, a fantastic job here!

Let's give all these riders

a nice, big round of applause as they come in.

What a finish here today!

Reporter 1: Shake hands, guys. Reporter 2: Get the hand shake.

- Let's get a smile. - Come on, David.

Man 5: Mrs. Sommers, would you come up here?

Yo, give me a good pic. How about some smiles?

- Come on. - Come on.

Next year.

Man 6: Hey, how about some smiles? Come on.

That's it. Hold that! Hold that!

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