Lean on Me Page #4
- PG-13
- Year:
- 1989
- 108 min
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with juice
her name is deluce,
so check it out
look at chita,
holmes.
Let her
check me out, man.
Afraid of the girlies?
Flash some cash, boy.
Want some?
I'll give you some.
Buy her
some stupid gold.
Step off, man.
You're a joke.
Is this normal?
I'm afraid so.
Is everybody
on the list onstage?
Yes, sir.
I gave their names
to homeroom teachers.
Ladies with the crabs
let me hear you say yeah!
Who's got the crabs?
Mr. Clark.
Don't you remember me?
Kaneesha.
Kaneesha,
how are you, baby?
You know him?
Oh, we go way back.
Fifth grade.
Yeah. How are
things going?
Ok.
Just ok?
Listen, you have any problems,
come and see me.
I'm in my office
every morning at 6:00, ok?
Ok. Good to see you.
That was my elementary
school principal.
All right, people.
Settle down.
Get down
off the seats.
Settle down.
Settle down, boys and girls.
Settle down.
May i have
your attention?
Quiet.
Quiet down.
Take your seats.
You people sit down.
Sit down.
Quiet down.
I am your new principal.
My name is joe clark.
I want you to be quiet!
I want you to listen!
From here out,
there will be no smoking
in this school!
All of you who are smoking,
put out your cigarettes
on the soles of your shoes.
Put the butts
in your pockets now!
You, there. You.
Put out your cigarette.
I'm going to ask
the people onstage
to open
with our school song.
Mr. Roland.
Boy:
Do you believethis guy?
Go, go, sing!
Suck my dick!
You sing the song.
You sing it.
Joe:
All right. That's enough,mr. Roland.
That's enough.
I want all of you
to take a good look
at these people
These people have been here
up to five years
and done absolutely nothing.
These people are
drug dealers and drug users.
They have taken up space.
They have disrupted
this school.
They have harassed
your teachers,
and they have
intimidated you.
Well, times are
about to change.
You will not be bothered
in joe clark's school.
Yeah!
Shh!
These people
are incorrigible,
and since none of them
could graduate anyway,
you are all expurgated.
You are dismissed.
You are out of here
forever.
I wish you well.
Oh, sh*t.
Mr. Wright.
I don't need
your school.
I'm going in
the air force, man.
Know what i'm saying?
You know
what i'm saying?
I told you, man.
You ain't nobody.
I'm gonna
get you, man.
You ain't nobody.
Next time it may be you.
If you do no better
than they did,
next time itwillbe you.
They said this school
was dead
like the cemetery
it's built on,
but we call our eastside teams
ghosts, don't we?
And what are ghosts?
Ghosts are spirits
that rise from the dead.
I want you
to be my ghosts.
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