Desperate Hours Page #2
- R
- Year:
- 1990
- 105 min
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No, I don't blame you.
Are you sure you want
to sell the house?
The kids are settled here and all
the work you've put in and everything.
Okay, I'm sorry.
( Sighs )
Too many bad memories, huh?
And good ones.
Ditto.
One thing you've
gotta believe, Nora...
Well, you struck out there.
Hey, Zack!
Come on, let's go!
Nora:
Zack?
Tim:
Hey, there's a brontosaurusin the pool!
Zack:
No way, they've been extinctfor more than a million years.
Hey...
how about a kiss?
Now, listen, don't forget
to tell your English teacher
the difference
between "lie" and "lay."
Mom, she'll flunk me
for being a smart-ass.
I doubt it.
Don't I get a kiss?
Just a friendly kiss?
- Nora:
Bye.- See you later.
I'll call back this afternoon.
Will you be here?
I don't think so.
I'll leave a key under the mat.
You take care now.
Nora:
You, too.
You sure?
Tim:
Sorry.
Tim:
See you later.
- Hey, young fella.
- Hi.
- You wanna drive?
- Yeah, that'd be great!
- Okay, move over.
- Zack:
All right.( Car door closes )
- Go on.
- Come on, Dad. Come on.
- All right, let's go.
Mom, bye!
Bye, Mommy!
Driver:
Now what?
What, are you gonna take
a swim?
Albert:
I don't get it.Won't the cops be looking for the car?
So they will, Albert, so they will.
But not this one.
- Feast your eyes, boys.
- It's a Jaguar.
Holy sh*t. Where'd you get the keys?
You know who God helps,
don't you, brother?
Albert:
I never even rodein a Jaguar before.
Hey, I told you.
That's my brother.
- Mike, can I drive?
- Sure, you can drive.
Whoo! Yeah!
You can drive that beat-up old Cougar
right into the lake.
Take this.
- Albert, can you whistle?
- Sure.
I want you to whistle so I can hear you.
And I don't want you to stop
unless you see somebody
coming down the road or a car pull up.
( Whistles tune )
Hey, Albert!
Move that goddamn log
out of the way!
- ( Whistling )
( whistling )
Geronimo!
Whoo! Mikey!
Mikey! Mikey!
Man:
She's good. She's real good.
Gotta hand it to her,
she's holding up real well.
I hate playing good cop/bad cop.
It's bullshit.
I was too hard on her.
The lady is a liar,
among other things.
- How do you get that?
- I've got a feeling.
- A feeling?
- Call it "women's intuition."
Here's what you want.
Bob? Bob?
- Yeah?
- Agent:
What?This is Carl Ornitz
from the U.S. Attorney's office.
He has some news for us.
Not news for the good
of mankind, I assume.
When Michael Bosworth
was originally prosecuted,
there was a significant part
of the government's case
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