All language subtitles for The.Taking.Of.Beverly.Hills.1990

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Beverly Hills, California.

The perfect marriage of beauty and
money.

Especially money.

There's $10 billion tucked away in the
banks here. Not bad for a population of

only 33 ,000 people.

This whole place reeks of luxury.

It's all about living the good life.

$20 million anywhere else can buy you a
small country.

Here, you'll get a nice two -bedroom. No
yard.

More if you're prepared to pay for it.

This place is an oasis in the middle of
L .A.'s sprawl. It has its own city

council, its own mayor, and fire
department.

And, of course, its very own police
force.

Beverly Hills has about a thousand
lawyers and about as many gardeners.

It's home sweet home to movie stars and
rock stars, millionaires, billionaires,

Arab oil magnates, and Japanese tycoons.

And... Of course, if you're a Beverly
Hills cop like me, you just can't afford

to live here.

Makes you think.

TV and telephone.

Whether you win. Yes.

Bear!

Look out there.

There's more heart and more caring about
the little guy here in Beverly Hills

than any other city in America.

And it's all due to you.

Oh, thank you, coach.

Would you join us at my table? No, thank
you.

Laura's sitting with me.

She's very brave.

You know, Mitchell, I still haven't
given up on the idea of you being my

-in -law.

My daughter was slumming.

Why do you treat me like this? Something
wrong with my money?

I'm thinking.

You don't understand.

Nothing's wrong with your money.

It's you.

You're in the insurance business, Rich.

That's the fucking protection racket.

You sell fear and paranoia.

You'd see it that way.

Oh, the local clergy.

It's giving Rushmore a truckload of shit
about your wall.

I'm afraid the boy's going to ask me to
cancel your policy.

Excuse me.

Everything all right?

Under control.

Where's Boomer?

Not here yet.

Get him over here.

You saying they can't shop in here?

Sir, you have no idea who these people
are. This is Michael Jackson, Warren

Beatty, and Jack Nicholson. Kelvin, go
over to Boomer Hayes' house and bring

back here. Now, like tonight.

You got that?

Relax, sir.

Kelvin, get your ass in the fucking car.
Get Hayes back here now, or I'm going

to fucking drill you where you stand.
Can you understand that much?

Is that a gay thing, sir? Get fucking
going, and get him over here right now.

Barney.

It's a party. What's all the shouting
about?

Chief Healy.

Well, Mr.

Masterson wants Boomer Hayes over here,
so I sent Kelvin over to get him.

Well, they can hear you all the way to
Pacoima, so could you keep it down?

Yeah, right, Chief.

God, what a moron.

Probably a test tube baby.

I can tell by the shape of his head.

Now, Varney, I know how you love getting
dressed up like this with these little

shindigs. It ain't exactly police work.

Well, what are you telling me? You miss
being a cop?

The security business. You get paid to
pamper the rich.

Well, you know you could do it without
shouting in their faces.

Well, I could shout all I goddamn want
to, Chief.

Because I have one of your boys no more.

I'll keep that in mind.

I was told to come and get you.

What did I do now?

Nothing. They want to see you up there.

So Masterson sends a cop?

Hey, why don't you do yourself a favor?

Why don't you tell these people that
your job is to protect and serve, not to

fetch, huh? Why don't you tell them?
They won't fire you.

Okay.

Kelvin, who do I tell?

You know Oliver Varney?

Oh, yeah.

Masterson's Quasimodo.

I'll get you a bonus.

Welcome, welcome to the Beverly Hills
Homeless Fund. I'm Mitchell Sage.

This has been a very successful day for
us. We have raised two million dollars.

Great, Boomer. I knew you had it. Yeah,
me too. Great play, babe. Thank you.

Hell of a pass, Boomer. Thanks.

Morning.

Next time you want me, don't send that
guy Kelvin.

He scares the hell out of me, okay?

Kelvin?

Hey!

Congratulations!

Mr. Masterson here tells me you're
getting a shot at the corporate training

program. Isn't that great?

Took away my surprise.

Mr. Hayes loves surprises. Have a seat.
Thank you.

You're late.

That was very cute.

Well, what's another 50 grand to you,
Bat?

Oh, thank you.

You know, I've had it with your
grandstand plays if the clock runs out.

Well, I won, didn't I?

See, there's your problem, Boomer.

The team won.

Every effort you make, you make for the
team.

Now I've had it.

With this.

Okay, I won't tolerate any more of these
flaming games, you hear me? If you were

smart, you would have made me your ally.

But that's over.

Well, tell me something.

Why am I here?

Your contract includes a period to this
good little event.

Thanks. Not a boy.

That's it. Put on the charm.

Be the window dressing I pay to be.

Let me find you some playing in the
Canadian League.

Yeah.

Well, I'm sure there's plenty of teams
that would love to buy my contract.

How's your leg?

How many seasons do you think you have
left?

You know you're not going to be the
first piece of aging prime meat that was

pissed off because it was too much
trouble?

Yes, Master.

Atta boy.

Laura.

Cheers.

Your attention again, please, ladies and
gentlemen. I have here in my hand a

check for $1 million from Robert
Madison.

You got a big heart, boss.

This gift means so much to so many.

We know how little it means to you to
make it.

Thank you, Beth.

Enjoy the evening.

Thanks for the support, Robert. I need
to talk to you.

You want to help celebrate my victory
tonight?

We're not in sync that way.

Where do you think you're going?

I've been there, Hayes.

Only money climbs that mountain.

Let's see.

Listen, I'm meeting your mom in New
York. You want to join us?

No, you're meeting the Rushmore board in
New York. You need someone there to

keep mom from shopping.

Please.

Dad, I have meetings I can't get out of.
You have a safe flight.

Excuse me.

Excuse me, hi.

Hi, I'm Boomer Hayes.

I know.

And you are?

Trying to leave unmolested.

I'll bet he gets it. He always gets what
he wants.

50 bucks, there's nothing happening. Who
really cares?

I'm with Coach. I'll take it.

What do you want?

I want to spend some time with you.

To see if I like spending time with you.

Believe me, we've already done that.

Well, can you at least be specific?

All right, Mr. Hayes, you have a jock's
reputation.

You're infantile. Self -centered with an
expectation of accolades simply because

you exist.

You are rich without a sense of
obligation, and you arrived at it

intensely coordinated brawn that in all
likelihood stood in the way of emotional

development. Specific enough.

Yeah, that's pretty close.

But what about this?

This is bullshit.

You raise a few bucks, you put these
people in shelters, you think you're a

saint.

Who's self -centered? You know, if you
really cared about these people, you'd

after me to do something for them.

What, toss them a ball? They have kids,
don't they?

Do you realize how important it is for
children to physically touch self

and success with somebody they can
identify with?

A day with Boomer Hayes? Yes. How
nourishing.

No thanks.

Well, how's that any different than
this?

For every seat sold, the fund feeds a
person for a month. Now, that's a lot

substantial than a day with Baba,
Boomer, whoever.

I'll give you a month.

Give me two years.

One year. One year of coaching.

Every Saturday for a year.

That's very generous.

Well, thank you.

I'll have the fun. Call you tomorrow.

Okay, great. Well, there is, of course,
the quid pro quo.

Which is?

That we get to spend some time together
to get to know each other. How much

time? 24 hours.

In four -hour intervals?

Eight, starting right now.

Six. Starting next Friday. Eight and
out.

But only if you kiss me on the cheek.

And you take my hand romantically.

And we stroll out of here together as
though you actually thought of me as a

human being.

52 Saturdays. 52.

Eight hours.

I hate that prick.

Take the money out.

He's the best.

You're going

to talk radio?

I'm a theatrical agent.

Well, that figures.

So where are we headed?

See you in eight hours.

See you.

Bye -bye.

There's something very interesting about
a man who owns a football team.

It's very... American.

No, it's not.

Playing is very American.

Owning?

It's just being rich.

He's a sad person.

He's very frustrated.

He couldn't sit like this and just talk.

He can't help himself.

He rushes everything.

wearing a condom what no i didn't think
so well this is a safe sex zone sir so

you're gonna have to move along was he
kidding

yeah

well anyway that's how i started playing
football

and playing quarterback the whole trick
for me is not to get knocked down i

really hate getting knocked down and I
wanted to prove to everybody that I

wasn't a clot.

I liked seeing all the other guys get
knocked around, too, because at least

way I didn't feel like I was the only
one.

So there, now you know.

Satisfied?

No.

I got knocked down a few times today.

We have a couple hours left in our deal.

Think we could use it some other time?

I'd like that very much. Good.

Sorry about the smart -ass remark.

No, it's okay.

You got everything?

Is that an earthquake?

No.

Just the earth moved.

Now, I'm feeling much better.

The truck's gone over. There's shit
leaking out all over the place. We got a

spill. We got an emergency.

Sarge? Hasbett said that stuff's boring.

What's boring?

How should I know?

It's lethal. It's got a 900 -foot
isolation radius and a three -square

evac. And I can't get through to Healy.

Beverly Hill's chief of police, but he
lives in Pasadena. Now I gotta put my

on the line to evacuate.

Three -square miles?

The whole entire town.

What? All the flaming phones just went
down.

What about them?

Those schmucks? At a wedding reception
in a coffee shop.

Got plastered and thought that that
thing was a party favor.

Want me to question it? Kelvin, are we
holding them or what? Don't we have

enough to deal with?

Forget it. Let him go.

Is anybody in lockup? No.

a problem here. Take a look at those
needles in the red. You better suit up.

No, sir.

All right.

Some toys.

Thank you.

Oh!

What the hell is that?

That is Alzado, my best friend.

Keeps me on my toes so I don't get
sacked most of the time.

Teach me to ask for it.

You've got some pretty good moves for
somebody that doesn't like athletes.

Well, I love athletes.

I'm a very physical person.

Well, that's good to know.

It's jocks I have a problem with.

I am making my best effort to live down
the reputation.

You're doing very well.

Thank you.

is noxious.

Prolonged exposure can be fatal.

Every one of you, you check your
rebreathers. That's your lifeline.

I don't want anybody dying on me out
there, okay?

Let's move. Come on.

Okay,

everybody's assigned.

You know who your partner is.

You're all going out in two -man units,
okay?

Two to the north side, three on Rodeo's
right.

There is no danger as long as you leave
immediately.

But prolonged exposure to this gas will
be fatal.

Please proceed in an orderly fashion to
the button.

You're doing this, aren't we?

Laura, there's no pressure.

I mean it.

Do you have any champagne?

Do you need champagne?

Not at all.

It's in the refrigerator.

I'll be right back.

Okay.

You have to come with us, ma 'am. It's a
medical emergency.

Well, Boomer's in there.

Well, wait a minute. Boomer's in there.
Damn it. Boomer's still in the house.

Let's get Boomer. He's in the house.

We'll get him.

your stupid dog.

Take it.

We're operational.

Everything goes as programmed. Shouldn't
be a problem.

Okay, guys, we got 70 minutes before the
National Guard gets here.

Okay,

enter

bypass.

Bypass, enter.

Enter code. Entering 8266793.

Got it?

We're in.

All right, you guys, let's go.

First big one.

It is a big one.

Real. They dug that alarm.

You got it?

over there sir you got to back it up you
got the cherry blocked off you know who

the hell i am i'm the mayor of beverly
hills and i'm going from there in the

next 10 seconds so i'm taking names one
moment listen we got the mayor of

beverly hills that you want to come
through okay all right you've been

sir barry back it up

23 million. 23 million.

What are you doing in a uniform?

What is all this? What the hell is going
on here?

Taking my turn at the cross, pal.

1 -3 -0 -9 -1 -3. Got it.

Rodeo 1.

Got it.

Retail 9.

Lock. Red key.

That's the lock. Check that. Check. Load
it in.

Burning.

He said no killing.

We got work to do, Kelvin.

Now let's get to it.

All right, let's do this.

Let's get this on.

Let's move it! Let's go!

Come on!

One minute behind.

All units, copy?

Come on, let's move it! Move it!

Back on schedule.

Come on, let's go!

Laura!

Boomer. That Boomer was a dog.

Really? Really!

What the hell is going on?

I had a woman with me here. Where is
she?

Huh?

It's a game show.

Beat the clock.

90 minutes of risk and you're a
millionaire.

What? Where's the woman I was with?

Evac.

Everybody's safe at Evac. Century City.

Dr. Zantian, you're hiding in that SWAT
truck.

Did you know the human's only natural
defense?

The use of his intelligence?

You wouldn't know a fucking thing about
that now, would you, Varney?

Kind of leaves you unarmed, doesn't it,
Benitez?

What's with the cops? Why are they
shooting at me?

Not cops.

Ex -cops.

This one's from San Bernardino. He got
bounced from the force. And the other

one, I don't know where he's from.

What about all those other guys?

All ex -cops.

Get rich.

Why not?

It's an easy deal.

Trick down a toxic spill in Beverly
Hills.

It's own jurisdiction.

Slap up a couple of roadblocks. Nobody
wants to go near a toxic spill.

Clear the neighborhood and take what you
want.

Sunday night, everybody's tired from the
party.

Surprise.

Are you part of this?

There wasn't supposed to be any blood.

All these guys with guns and nobody's
supposed to get hurt.

We cut the lines.

Where's all the real cops?

Firehouse.

Locked up.

I did that.

Don't know why I can't do the rest of
it.

Got them on the buses.

Quickly, quietly.

Told a few jokes, kept them relaxed.
Just like I was supposed to do, but I

know why I can't do the rest of it.

We got to get to the outside and tell
them what's happening here.

We're going to die here.

I am not loading myself up with
cortisone.

So I can just sit around and wait here
to get ill.

Better to get killed out on the street.
Hey, I am a master at moving downfield

and they don't know I'm in the game.
You're one guy. I'm two guys, Kelvin.

You're coming with me. No, I don't know
anything about guns.

We got to get into L .A.

That's our goal.

We won't make it out of the yard. Well,
we're going to try.

I am not trained for this stuff.

So you just got drafted.

Let's take all this with us.

We might need it.

Come on.

Where in the hell's our two boys? Get
the door open.

We're going to need more than a battery
ran to get through this door.

I gotta tell you something.

Oh, no!

That's what I wanted to tell you!

Bye. Bye.

Okay, I don't think he saw us. I think
we're okay. Wow. Okay.

Beverly Hills garbage smells just like
steamy vinegar.

Listen, listen, listen.

Who are you guys? What the fuck are you
guys?

Should I be nervous?

Uh, yeah.

The disturbances you hear are small
explosions through the EPA testing and

drilling. Repeat, EPA testing and
drilling.

Over and out.

10 -4, all units copy.

I repeat, all units copy.

Hi,

Chief Healy, Beverly Hills.

You're a little late, Chief. Where have
you been? I know I'm late. I live in

Pasadena, for Christ's sakes. I just got
here.

Well, your boys are doing a pretty good
job. They got Beverly Hills.

See you later. That's great. I've got to
get in there.

I'm sorry, sir. No, you don't
understand.

I've got to get in there. Sir, I cannot
let anybody in. Those are my orders. I

can't let anybody in. This is an
embarrassment. I've got... Your orders

who? Sir, EPA.

The Environmental... I know what EPA
means, for Christ's sakes. Where are

At the control center. And the control
center is where?

The Century Plaza Tower. The Century
Plaza Tower. Jesus Christ. Thank you

much.

Yes, sir. Where's he back at? I don't
know, sir.

Who's in charge here anyway?

I don't know, sir.

Well, what do you know? I know the dogs
are pissing all over the damn place.

I'm just worried about Boomer. You
haven't seen him, have you? No, he

come with you? No, not on the same bus.

Have a suite open if you want to go
upstairs and have some rest.

Thanks. I prefer to wait here.

Where's your dad?

Took the red -eye to New York.

That's good.

You should give him a heart attack.

I had them open the shop if you want to
get a change of clothes.

That's a great idea. Yeah, I think I
will.

Just sign my name.

I can sign my own name.

Figure.

You with the EPA?

What? The EPA.

Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah. Well, Chief Healy
with the Beverly Hills Police Department

has been looking all over the place for
you.

He's no kidding. Where is he? He's
downstairs, sir.

Okay. Thanks a lot. Okay. Come on, guys.

You just do what I do.

Base camp one, base camp one, speed.

Flat on ammo.

Pick up necessary in five.

First I gotta break a bad attitude.

Come here, come here. Get up there. What
for?

Just get up there. What for?

I want you to sit up there.

Don't jump over until I tell you to.
Jump over to the other side and cut to

left. My left or your left? Your left!

Toby, how you doing? Hey, Chief. Nice of
you to show up.

What a night. You got your hands full
tonight, huh?

If I anticipated this, I would have
built more rooms for the hotel.

You should have built a kennel for all
these stinking dogs.

What I would like to know is what the
hell the truck was doing on our street

the first place.

Thank you. I don't know. I wish I could
tell you. I really wish I could. Our

evacuation bus drove by that truck. You
know there were dogs around it?

What's your point?

Well, if this gas was so poisonous,
wouldn't animals avoid it? I don't know.

Not all dogs are as smart as Benji. No,
on the contrary. Animals have a very

keen sense of a disrupted environment.

One whiff of fluorine would send the
dumbest dog running. What are you

It's not fluorine.

Tobias, you manufacture contraceptives.

Yes. Well, that's sort of a big leap to
chemical spills, don't you think? Well,

you've heard of Checkmate, haven't you?

As a matter of fact, I produce a
patented spermicide, which I developed.

Prior to being a CEO, I was a
biochemist. I didn't know you were a

I'll tell you something else you don't
know.

At the rate a dog metabolizes, inhaling
fluorine would kill it before it got

from its nose to its lungs.

So you're confident enough to put on a
suit and go in there?

With the proper tools, yeah.

Wait, we're not sending anybody in
there. So we'll just ignore the fact

EPA is telling us that this is fluorine.
I don't think the EPA knows what the

hell it's talking about. Listen, I've
been here all night and haven't even

the EPA. Well, how the hell long are you
going to wait for them? Why don't you

shout a little higher and talk loud
enough? Everybody will hear you.

I wish you would.

Look, Toby, I have a suite upstairs. You
can go there, rest, wash up if you

want. I'm not going anywhere. Good idea,
Toby.

Well, then I'll just have them bring a
key in case you change your mind.

Excuse me. I'm staying right here. All
right, stay here quietly.

Excuse me.

Sure thing.

Do you know how to play gin? No, I
don't, but I want to tell you my wife

liked your products.

I'm glad you're still having fun.

Boy Scout Jamboree.

I want the people in those Century City
high -rises to think we got a toxic

spill going on here. I want them to shit
bricks.

Yes, sir.

Attention. We got

a

good car.

Budget rent -a -car. It's just down the
block.

How do we get through that gas?

Don't worry. It's fake.

All right, we'll go on three. You ready?

One, two, three.

How about that?

That's them.

That's them. Move that piece of garbage.
Come on, let's move it.

You got to get to the real

car.

Which one? How about the Lamborghini?
No, no, the white Rolls -Royce. It's the

closest one.

At least we'll die in luxury. Here.

It doesn't work. It's the Rolls -Royce.
It's the key.

Damn it.

If you come to me, I'm going to cut your
car. Are you kidding?

How to break out of Beverly.

We'll never make it through the
roadblock. You didn't think we'd make it

the yard.

I don't suppose we could sit this out.

Hey, Pitt.

Hey.

I'm ready.

Screw this.

Boy, Mount Rushmore's getting hammered.

Coming up on the quarter of a billion
dollars.

There'll be one unhappy insurance
company in the morning.

See, now we're way past Jerry Miller.

I'm gonna make it real simple for you.

Benitez, don't say a goddamn thing,
because nobody understands half the shit

say anyway.

I want you to organize a grid search.

I want you to find these two fucking
idiots and kill them.

Benitez.

If you fuck up this time, you'll be the
deadest hit man in Beverly Hills,

because I'm gonna kill you myself.

You know whose place this is?

Yeah, I know whose place it is.

I hope you guys did it over real good,
too.

My guys?

That's okay.

That's a relief.

Things can't be that bad.

How much worse can they get?

That thing might be looking up.

All drinks are free after 8 o 'clock.

Okay, you've already been briefed.

Just be assertive, authoritative.

You're supposed to be an EPA man, right?

Right. Okay.

So go up and sound like one.

Sound like you don't know what you're
talking about. This way, everyone will

believe that you work for the
government.

Jeez, he's gone.

What are you doing?

You are going to love this.

You are going to love this. You know,
this car cost $155 ,000.

So what?

My house didn't cost $155 ,000.

Well, you can't drive your house, can
you?

Yeah, I can. It's just very difficult to
park.

Smell this leather.

I've been smelling this stuff for 12
years.

Every day passing shops you have to be
buzzed into.

Sometimes you're thinking, what about
me? I put in the time I risked my life.

How about a little of good life for me?

I have to drive to Flaming Simi Valley
to afford a tract home no bigger than

this. And every week some citizen
reminds me that nowhere else in America

cops paid as well as they are here.
Well, big fucking deal.

This is nowhere else in America. This is
famous Beverly Hills.

A repository for the world's greed.

Some of that greed rubbed off. What do
you expect?

I met this woman tonight.

And I realized I've never had an adult
relationship my whole life.

You married?

My wife left me for a dentist.

Probably better at oral sex or
something.

You know, we're both selfish men.

Then I'm going to jail for it.

Hey, you're right.

I am selfish.

Let's go.

Running loose where?

We haven't tracked him yet.

We'll find out where and get back to
you. Hello, gentlemen. Where are we?

45 minutes, 463 million US.

We have a problem.

There's a renegade and he hooked up with
a civilian.

Calculating loss of manpower. We're 19
minutes behind.

Boy, can hardly wait to see the look on
their face when we die right in front of

them.

We got one decanter, two glasses, three
napkins and a half can of gas. Yeah,

well, you know what they've got? Forget
what they've got!

Sorry.

Forget what they've got.

Dick Varney.

Move to primary target.

Move to the primary target.

We're going into the fourth quarter.

We're moving up the clock.

You've got two loose cannons, so we're
moving the primary target.

What? We're not half done.

Don't be so greedy.

We've already got 500 million.

That's Masterson. Yeah, we can't forget
the two heroes.

Just forget about them.

They're not going to get past the
roadblock, so just close this thing up.

One of them's number 12.

Hey, Pat.

We were just by your house.

Nobody was home.

Hop along.

Come on over. We'll negotiate your new
contract.

Where are you, Bat?

The evac?

We can be there in a couple of minutes.

Boomer, don't be such an idiot.

You sit this thing out, you're not going
to have to worry about your ankle or

anything else for the rest of your life.

What do you say?

Moving up to 20 minutes and on to
primary target.

Barney, find that misguided son of a
bitch and kill him.

Roger that.

Pretty upset, huh, Bat?

Better take another hit off that
aspirator of yours.

Laura!

Give me a gun.

Not that, the stun gun.

What's the primary?

I don't know.

We're gonna find it.

We're gonna screw that deal up. This is
personal now. Let's go.

In the mood for a shot?

I'm already in shock.

You're a crazy bat.

And don't you forget it.

You know, Laura, you're just another
notch on his jockstrap.

You're just a genital obsessive.

Aren't we all?

Anyway, I owe it all to you.

You've made all this possible.

Thank you, Laura.

Thank you very much.

Thank you very much. It's the nicest
thing that anyone's ever done for me.

Done what? What are you talking about?

Last Christmas.

Daddy's office party.

I got the whole of Rushmore's coverage
list.

Bad, are you okay?

I'm not okay.

It can strengthen my lungs.

Broken my heart.

Jason, I'm a sneaking rat hole.

This is primary control.

BHPD is sending out paramedic vehicles
with injured police and EPA personnel.

Clear all your roadblocks immediately.

I repeat, clear all your roadblocks
immediately.

Injured police, out.

All right, open it up.

Let's see if we can get through this
roadblock.

Where's the Rolls Royce? We just spotted
the Rolls in an alley off Levina.

Doesn't look good.

Okay, Bat.

What's 120 ,000 volts between friends?

Well, I always told you there was
electricity between us.

Hi. I'm Chief Healy, Beverly Hills PD.
You're EPA, right? Yes.

So, uh...

Listen, I'm thinking maybe I should get
a couple of helicopters in here and take

a look at what's going on. What do you
think?

No, no, I don't think so.

No, you're right. You're right. That's
stupid.

I could spread this cloud and kill half
the city. What are you guys doing now?

What do you think?

Well, I suppose you're measuring the
number of cubic meters of gas being

released into the atmosphere, right?

Yeah, sure.

You have to do it. What else are you
doing?

Well, basically, we're doing, you know,
the next step, which... Right, right.

Measuring a time frame for the
dissipation of the cloud into the

Yes. So how long do you figure that'll
take?

Well, it would probably take the usual
amount of time, which... What's that,

about 24 hours?

Yeah, yeah, yeah, about...

About a day, yeah. Because I've got to
give these people some answers, you

I just can't have them wandering around
here like a bunch of natives.

Yeah, I understand.

Houston, I want to thank you for your
information.

Tom Healy.

Yes. By the way, how did you people get
here so fast?

Oh, well, that's no big mystery. I mean,
we were, you know. In the neighborhood,

right? Yeah.

I should know that.

Okay, thanks for your help. Okay.

Get across Rodeo, I know

another floor?

I hope so.

Ah!

Boomer, the window!

Time, Benitez.

Get the tank and get it into position.

Marty? Yes, sir?

What about number 12?

Gone in a blaze of glory, sir.

Good. And what about my wall?

And the burial plot at my house?

I'm there now. It will be taken care of.

Let's have a look, boys.

All right, take it up real smooth.

Real easy over there.

Hurry up. We're running out of time.

Can't let anyone know we've been here.
Easy.

What is he talking about?

It's got to be the primary target.

It must be.

Not too bad.

Get this piece of junk out of here.

Never been this close to a billion bucks
before.

Okay, it's open. Wait. Operation
terminated. All units, move out. Repeat.

Operation terminated. All units, move
out. All right! Let's go!

All right, all right. Watch out for him.
Watch out.

Shit. You all right? I need something to
put these in.

Watch, watch, turn your head, turn your
head.

What are you doing?

These growing stars are the only weapons
we've got.

You watching?

Yes, I'm watching.

Did they see us?

Nobody's coming yet.

You all right? Yeah.

Get them all. Let's go.

I'm hearing you.

What's that?

That's it.

Must be Masterson's wall.

That must be the primary target he was
talking about.

Come on! Let's get out of here! Let's
go!

I'm gonna stop this convoy from getting
through.

Yeah, Callaway.

They're alive, and they're loose.

You'll never see the dark, quarterback!

Step back!

Let's make sure these trucks are moving.

Okay, okay, don't worry.

Dad, are you sure this time? See for
yourself.

It's your show now.

You actually got him this time.

I'm gonna finish him off myself.

I've been saving you for something
special.

Looks like you're finally going to earn
that nickname, boomer.

Hey, boy, but it sure ain't working.

What?

Boomer!

Barney, this is Benitez. Come back.

Barney, this is Benitez. Come back!

Son of a bitch.

On another foot.

That's it.

Right ahead, Sal.

Hey.

Watch your head right there. Good.

Right ahead.

Right ahead.

Okay, Tony.

Wait.

Give us a couple minutes.

Great.

Scalco, get these guys out of here. All
right, guys.

Go!

You can't sell it.

It'll always be traceable, no matter how
long you keep it buried.

You sure as hell can't look at it.

You surprise me, Laura.

I thought you would have had it figured
out by now.

Had what figured out?

This. All this.

Think I care about that piece of junk?
It's a... Worms can eat it for all I

care.

It's a... a chess piece.

It's expendable. It's all expendable.

I even get this ticket to the government
as a tax deduction.

I don't understand.

Who owns it, Laura? Who owns the little
wall?

You do.

And who has to pay me back now that it's
gone?

Insurance. Rushmore, my father's
company.

Now, what happens when Rushmore can save
a billion dollars in exchange for

making me chairman of the board?

Think about it, Laura.

Chairman of a multi -billion dollar
corporation that has its fingers in

of others.

And even that, he's going to benefit
from my leadership.

The board will probably eventually
canonize me.

More likely wish you in hell.

Say something!

See that last play I made? I hate
football.

You know, I really...

I don't like football.

You all right?

I felt better.

You okay?

Yeah. This bulletproof vest wasn't such
a bad idea after all.

Let's go find Laura.

Care for a drink?

Fuck off, Bat.

Is there any way to talk to your future
husband?

What?

It's the only guarantee I have to keep
you quiet.

The only attractive guarantee.

See, a wife can't be forced to testify
against her husband.

What about all the other witnesses? Are
you going to marry them, too?

Well, the only other witnesses are
accomplices, extremely well -paid

accomplices. So that leaves just you.

Let me get this straight.

It's my wedding or my funeral, is that
it?

Let's face it, Laura.

You have no other options.

Just out of curiosity, ma 'am.

How'd you do it?

An arrow straight through the heart.

It's what you've already done to me.

Well, then you better do it back.

If there's not a chance in hell I'd
marry you.

Glad you're here.

I've been meaning to talk to you about
my country.

in the trunk of the unit.

Can

I

talk to him for a minute please?

Thank you.

Where's Healy?

What do you want him for? I gotta tell
him.

Just keep your mouth shut.

You know I'm no good at that.

Whatever you did, you made up for it
tonight. You're forgiven.

Who are you, God?

If it wasn't for you, I would have met
him tonight.

Look, Varney's dead.

Masterson's dead, right?

Now, if you got any idea where they put
that stuff, I can make a deal for you.

Yeah, I got an idea.

Well, good. Insurance companies pay big
rewards for those kind of ideas. You can

tell me all night how you want to be
rich.

All right, let's get this guy out of
here.

Yes, sir.

Sick of looking at him.

This

has

been a new experience for me.

Yeah, it's been a new one for me, too.

Not every day that the stores in Rodea
are going to have a fire sale.

No, I don't mean that.

No, tonight was the first night a woman
has stood me up after I got her to my

place. Well, we still have some time
left on our deal.

Yeah, we do, don't we?

Uh -huh.

Yeah, yeah.

I'll tell you what, can we use your
place?

My place is a mess. I got a maid coming.

Is that okay? Oh, yeah.

I've been holding back my love for such
a long time.

Nobody's come along that I would want to
call mine.

I prepared for what I saw in your eyes.

I saw something I've been waiting for.