Money Train Page #2
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- Year:
- 1995
- 110 min
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It's good for you.
Let's see that drunk walk again.
She's gonna be working with us.
- Hi, guys. Nice to meet you.
- How are you doing?
Welcome aboard.
- She is smokin'.
- I think I'm in love.
All quiet by the D.
Okay, we've got a Christmas shopper.
A white male. 19.
Dressed all black.
He's interested.
His girlfriend's after him.
She's dragging him away.
- Did you do much decoy?
- Six months in the outer boroughs.
This transfer
was definitely a lucky break.
- They say you guys are the best.
No. it doesn't. We are the best.
His arm's swinging. He looks like
he forgot how to take a whiz.
He got that from me.
- Where are you from?
- The Bronx.
- Are you living by yourself?
- Yeah.
- Keep watching the D.
- We've got something going on.
What have we got here?
Look at those big hands.
- Let's take him home.
- I'm into it.
Hey, honey,
we're gonna take you home.
You want to come home?
You're a fine-looking man.
- Don't fight us.
- Look at that face.
We're gonna love you.
- We're gonna chew you up.
- Come with us.
Shouldn't we break it up?
Hey! That's my man.
Get your hands off my man.
- Do you want to get hurt?
- We didn't know he was your man.
Get out of here!
- I can't trust you for one minute.
- They were huge.
She's beautiful.
Wait right there.
What are you looking at?
Alone at last.
- May I help you?
- We can help each other.
- What do you want, sir?
- I want to ask you a question.
Do you know what it's like
to smell your own flesh burning?
Hand out the cash. b*tch.
or I'll light you up.
- I gave you the money.
- I'm not in it for the money.
It's the torch! Call the EMS.
I'll take the street.
Get down!
Sick bastard!
Police!
Get off me.
It's okay.
Johnny, Merry Christmas.
What are you drinking?
The usual. Jack. Straight up.
Give me to of those
and give me to beers.
This is a little hard
so you should drink it with ...
... a beer. Obviously ...
... you've been there before.
That's with me, Johnny.
You took a pretty hard one today.
Too bad he got away.
It was his lucky day.
That won't happen twice.
is going to be just fine.
That's good to hear.
This job can be hazardous to your
health if you take it too seriously.
- I don't know no other way.
- Me neither.
It takes a special kind of person
to do this job.
- Someone with dedication.
- Perseverance.
- Stamina.
- Strength.
- Courage.
- Cojones.
- Complete and utter stupidity.
- It's a curse.
- Welcome to the team.
- Thanks.
- How are my to favourite people?
- We were fine.
He's a kidder.
I looked long and hard and I found
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