The Perfect Storm Page #5
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- 2000
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Yeah, baby.
Set.
Okay, Sully, put it out.
Highflyer!
Hey, A.P.
May the force be with us.
You want to play with lightsticks,
stick them up your ass.
Easy, Murph.
He's dead weight.
He's been screwing around all night.
A juicer and a head.
Cape Ann, bottom shelf.
Yeah, well, your wife
didn't feel that way.
Hey, knock it off!
I'll head for land and the Newfies
will throw you both in jail!
All right, cap.
Give us some lights.
Come on. Jesus.
Shake, you guys.
Shake!
-Just let it go.
-Your day is coming.
Whenever you're ready.
I'll be right up here.
The job ain't hard enough
without this knucklehead.
Let's go.
We're gonna make some money.
Let's go, boys!
Let's go! Come on!
Come on.
Do it, skip, do it.
Make a killing.
One's on.
Fish on.
Don't lose him, Murph.
Don't lose him.
Pull him in, Murph.
All right, now, gaff him. Gaff him!
One, two, three!
Pull him in.
Come on, a little bit more.
So what do you think?
Do you think he'll like it?
He'll love it.
Enough to live with me in it?
By now, honey, you know him
much better than I do.
We're gonna make a go of it.
I got confidence in you.
What, are you putting me on?
He's my precious boy.
And you're the woman for him.
That's something I don't joke about.
The activity down near Bermuda
is deepening rapidly.
Given the warm and volatile
Gulf Stream...
...it won't take much to turn
this tropical storm into a hurricane.
This just in, video of Sable Island.
I put so much ground beef and sausage
in this, it weighed out at 20 pounds.
More than most of our fish weigh.
coming up short?
He's too scared to say.
Skipper don't get scared.
Just disappointed.
You know why this lasagna weighs
It tasted like you
threw in a shot put.
I once worked a site
with a guy like you.
The guy had a real bad accident.
Can't even keep track of them
with so many accidents at sea.
Tough to get an ambulance too.
Keep it up.
Highflyer!
A.P., give me a hand.
over here?
You do your job, I'll do mine.
Come on, guys.
Came out here for nothing.
Keep moving, keep moving.
Come on, Sully, let's get
some bait going here.
It's big.
-Something very big.
-Fish on!
Come on, guys.
Oh, yeah.
Come on. Bring it up.
Bring it up.
Get the gaff!
Get it out of here!
Stick him.
Stick it in his head! Good!
Get him off!
-He's got my leg!
-Hang on!
Kick your foot out! Kick it!
Kick your foot out.
Get back!
All right, come on, get it out!
Get it out of here.
-Pull him back!
-Over the side.
You all right?
You're short a boot, rookie!
Beats a leg, don't it?
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