The Sugarland Express Page #2
- PG
- Year:
- 1974
- 110 min
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before you got that hogleg on.
- No, I think I drove you in before.
- Sure do.
- I think I took you in DWI before.
- Aw, you never done.
- What?
- I never was drunk in my life!
What are you tryin' to do,
make a liar out of me?
(cars honking)
You son of a b*tch!
- Ever do some time in prison, son?
- Sir?
- You heard me.
- Well, just a little. Yes, I did.
It's all right by me.
You served your time.
- What was it you went up for?
- I think they said it was larceny.
- Say, sir, is this car runnin' right?
- She run pretty nice.
(impatient honking)
You look like a pea picker to me anyway.
To tell you the truth,
you look like a pea picker to me.
- Is your name Buster Danials?
- It was, before I married.
(impatient honking)
- What kind of larceny?
- Bustin' coin boxes in the washaterias.
It's awful hot. Could you go faster
so's to cool the car off?
As long as you squared yourself
with the authorities.
- Yes, sir.
- That all right with you, Mama?
(motor chugging)
(honking)
(honking)
(police siren)
- Pa, you've bought it.
- I can see it.
Man, you got yourself
a real violator, huh?
You ain't gonna be
sick in the car, are you?
Why, no!
You know I'm not, man.
Good. Don't let me
find that seat wet, neither.
Well, thank you, sir.
Mr. Nocker, sir, you were goin' less than
25 miles an hour on the open highway.
Not only is that a violation, but you could
be a dangerous hazard to other drivers.
I'm just amused.
I've been an upright, irresponsible citizen
all my life, and I've been drivin' all my life.
I'm not gonna cite you, sir,
but I am gonna give you a written warnin'.
That'll be OK.
That'll be just fine.
I'd like to take a look
at your safety sticker.
Sure. It's plastered on
the inside of that windshield.
- Didn't I tell you, Pa?
- (Clovis) He's comin' over.
- Honey, I gotta get out, give myself up.
- No, it's too late!
- They'll be mad.
- I'll get another year.
- Baby, you willin' to go to the end?
- What you talkin' about?
- Do you love me?
- Oh, baby, we're in real trouble!
Oh, sh*t! Our car's stole.
You folks stay put.
(motor chugging)
(siren)
No, no, no. Uh-uh.
OK, let me drive.
Lou Jean, let me drive!
- 2311, Houston.
- Come in.
- Got a 10-80 headin' west on 90.
- I'm just an old farm boy.
- I haven't done anything wrong.
- Green Buick, 1956 Texas license.
Boy Ocean William
four zero four.
Let me drive, right now!
Let me drive!
Let me out of here!
I'll walk to jail!
Please let me out of here.
You know how it is.
Watch it!
Lou Jean, to the right!
Hey, Officer.
You know it's illegal to make a turn
right in the middle of the highway?
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