Ozark Sharks
- TV-14
- Year:
- 2016
- 88 min
- 146 Views
1
Don't blow your hands off.
You're going to
need them later.
Ooh!
Oh, dude!
Did you see that?
All right.
Pyrotechnics are over.
Let's swim.
Last one in
takes their top off.
Don't you dare!
- Will you get me a beer?
- I'd love to.
You're so...
Hey, Dawn,
got something for you.
Listen, Wyatt,
I already told you.
I am not interested
in your something.
- What is this?
- Light it.
So cool.
Sadie, look at this.
Sadie?
Sadie? Sadie?
Where did she go?
Sadie?
Wyatt?
( shouting )
Wyatt!
Whoa! Whoa!
Get out of the water!
Faster! Hurry!
Okay, um...
We leave in five minutes.
Okay.
We've got a really
and I would like to
be there in time for lunch.
This should be
the last of it.
Dad:
Good.Not sure how much more
we can fit.
We can strap Harrison
to the roof.
Yeah, or Molly
could just stay back
and water the plants.
Can I?
Dad:
No. You're coming.
Is there a body
in here?
Mom:
Not yet.
You got any threes?
Go fish.
Come on!
Do you have any, uh...
...fours?
Are you kidding me?
You're killing me.
This is ridiculous.
Okay, Grandma, new plan.
Forget camping.
You and I,
we're going to Vegas.
Let's make some money.
Let's have some real fun.
How about that?
- Got it.
- Cool.
Harrison:
What?
Oh, come on!
Are you--
Cheaters never
prosper, Molly.
Tell that to Grandma.
Time to go.
Who's ready
for Lake Drover?
Yay!
Woo!
Yay.
That's the spirit!
Let's roll!
Go.
Oh, sunshine
You light up my day
And I need to know,
I need to know
Before this all
fades away
Oh, because
I'm feeling bored,
I'm feeling gold
So, darling,
what's your name?
( chattering )
Did you see what Becky
It was an assault
to the eyes.
It's like she has
zero consideration
for those of us
that have to
look at her all day.
Some people are so oblivious
to the feelings of others.
God, I know.
Uh...
Say cheese.
Cheese, b*tch.
Oh, and don't post
that anywhere.
My boss thinks I'm home
with the bird flu.
Oh, my God.
Amanda, I look hideous.
How could you not warn me
about all these flyaways?
This water is ruining
my composition.
- ( splash )
Amanda?
Amanda? Amanda?
Oh!
Let's stretch
our legs, everyone.
You having fun yet?
Yeah, sure.
This spot is very special
to your Grandma.
She used to come here
every summer as a little girl.
Did you know that?
No.
But I'm beginning
to see the appeal.
Pull it together, son.
Let's go get
the cabin keys.
What kind of trouble
are you two getting into?
Hey, Molls, you know,
you can at least pretend
like you're having
a good time.
I could, but who would
I be fooling, really?
Oh, come on.
It's not all that bad.
We got good weather.
We got free food.
Mom's doing my laundry.
It's great.
Wow, you're such
a good son.
Thanks for noticing,
Molls.
Hey, beautiful.
How you doing?
You feel okay
from the trip?
Being here brings back
a lot of nice memories.
Yeah?
Well, I'm happy
to share it with you.
You want to go talk
don't you?
Yes, more than anything.
Do you mind?
- Go ahead.
- Thank you.
Oh, Harrison?
What?
Hair?
There you go.
Paddles for the canoe
are under the bunk bed.
We've had trouble
with the pipes,
so if you have problems,
give me a holler.
Thank you, mister...
- Jones.
- Mr. Jones.
Just Jones.
What's the best number
to reach you?
Don't have one.
Well, how do we holler?
Hey, Jones!
I need some tidbits.
You got any five eyes?
Sure do, tiger.
Got it.
Back here somewhere.
Expecting a call?
No.
It's a weekend, Molly.
A long weekend.
You can live three days
without him.
Everyone set?
( chattering )
- Let's go, Harrison!
- Okay.
( chattering )
- Cool.
- Let's go, Harrison!
Okay! All right,
I'll see you later.
Bye.
What?
Let's go!
- I'm working here.
- I see that.
You got it?
Mom:
Harrison, will you come
grab some bags?
Harrison:
Yep. Yeah, hand me
the heavy ones.
Last stop, princess.
I thought we were
only here for a few days.
Looks like
we're moving in.
Mom:
Your dad might
have brought
the whole
sporting goods store
along for the trip.
I'll be back to
help you out, hon.
Mom:
Okay. Sounds good.
Come here.
Now that is a view.
Molly:
It's a lake.
It's a beautiful lake.
Check it out.
Check it out?
Yeah, take it in.
Enjoy nature's splendor.
Harrison!
Don't be a lagger!
Harrison:
Coming!
Hey. Hello!
You going to help us?
Can't.
Why?
I'm enjoying
nature's splendor.
Okay.
You know she dies
in the end?
What are you doing here?
I took a bus.
I can't believe
you're here.
I know, right?
Mom:
Ahem.
Oh, hey, Mrs. K.
Hello, Curtis.
He followed me home.
Can I keep him?
I suppose.
Don't worry.
We'll keep it totally PG.
We have a house guest.
And I thought we could
head out in the canoe,
just the two of us,
like we used to
when you were
a little girl.
Why don't we go out
just the two of us, Rick?
You know,
we can let the kids
go do their own thing.
You know, it might be nice
to have a little time alone.
Come here.
- Dude.
- Hey!
What are you
doing here, man?
- Harrison!
- What's up, man?
What a good surprise.
It's going to be
such a good weekend now.
What are you doing here?
Seems like he couldn't
stay away from your sister.
That's awesome.
Cool.
Great.
All right, Grandma,
It's going to be me
and you this weekend.
Ready to party?
Mom, why don't you
take the kids into town
and show them the sights?
Or find some great spot
on the water?
I know just the place.
I'll go change.
Hey, beautiful.
You're looking good.
You ready to have fun?
All right,
so who's hungry?
All right,
it's unanimous.
So we're definitely
going to go sneak off
and make out, right?
- Absolutely.
- Sweet.
Grandma,
you need any help
carrying anything?
No, no. I got it.
All right.
You guys grab food.
We'll go stake out
a spot on the water.
Okay.
Hey, did you want
anything special?
A popsicle.
Cherry.
Oh, living dangerous.
Like it!
Howdy.
What was that?
I'm being friendly
with the local people.
It's the Ozarks.
It's not the wild west.
People in the Ozarks
know what howdy means.
Dude! Ozarks.
What can I get you fine
young gentlemen today?
Um, let's do--
let's do four hotdogs.
Coming right up.
So how you been, dude?
What you been up to, man?
We got to hang out
more often, man.
I know.
I've been busy.
What's there
to do around here?
What's the plan?
What's up? Talk to me.
Hiking, fishing,
more hiking--
outdoorsy stuff.
Right, so that's a list
Don't want to do that.
Oh, you know what?
I did meet some beautiful
girls earlier in bikinis,
and they invited us to
a fireworks festival.
Okay. All right.
I'll ask Molly--
your sister,
my girlfriend.
I don't know if
you remember.
I'll see if
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