The Boxer Page #4
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- Year:
- 1997
- 113 min
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I haven't seen you
in 14 years,
and now you're right
next door to me every day.
And when I do see you,
all I get from you is the odd grunt.
Do you not think
that's strange ?
Aye, it is strange.
Oh, forget it, Danny.
[ Ike ]
Come on. Pick it up.
That's it. Good man.
And again.
Move him about.
- [ Chattering ]
- Beautiful. And again.
Get the punches in.
That's it.
And again.
Danny, come on in.
Look at these.
Look.
There's Maclean.
''Holy Family
Sweep the All lrelands.''
[ Sighs ]
What a waste of life.
Six of them dead. Why the hell
did you get mixed up with them ?
The police were burning people
out of their homes, lke.
Soldiers shootin' people
on the corner.
Why the hell do you think
I got involved ?
I don't know.
What's in the cupboard ?
- Ah, it's locked.
- We're lockin' up, lads.
There's only odds and ends in there
belongin' to the community center.
F***in' semtex.
- [ Vehicles Approaching ]
- [ C.B. Radio, lndistinct ]
- [ Helicopter Whirring ]
These are explosives, Birdy.
Why the f*** didn't you tell me
he was rootin' around in here ?
Kept an eye on him.
The lock's broken.
- It's gone.
Danny.
Can I have
a word with you ?
You're in trouble.
What did you do ?
I found some stuff.
Semtex.
Under the stage ?
[ Whispering ]
Bastards.
- Well, where is it now ?
- In the river.
Well, why didn't you give it
back to my father ?
So they can kill more
innocent people ?
What do you mean,
innocent people ?
I mean
innocent people, Maggie.
Do you want to get
yourself killed, Danny ?
Not particularly.
- Why did you really come back ?
- What do you mean ?
I don't believe you just
came back here to box.
If you ask me
to leave, I'll go.
If I ask you to leave.
Well, how far
can you go, Danny ?
Turn around, start walking,
and when you've walked for 14 years,
then stop and think
about what you did to me.
I did it for ya.
Oh, my God.
[ Chuckles ]
I'm sorry.
[ Man On P.A. ]
The next train from platform one...
will be the 10:
50 serviceto Londonderry--
[ Continues, lndistinct ]
I think we're
safe enough here.
Ah, we're fine.
Thank you.
You used to talk to me,
Danny.
You used to make me laugh.
Oh, go on, make me laugh.
Am I not funny ?
No.
[ Sighs ]
Talk to me, Danny.
[ Sighs ]
Talk to you in my mind.
What do you mean ?
In prison, you get used
to silence, you know ?
I mean, at first, you, you hold on
to all the old voices in your head--
kids you knew at school,
old friends and such.
Well, after a while,
and you end up talkin' to yourself
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