Top Coat Cash Page #5

Synopsis: The movie opens as Johnny Thompson loses a vital MMA match in Vegas. Because of his unscrupulous dealings, he flees Vegas and returns to his hometown of Kansas City. Things heat up when Joe McCray, the bookie from Vegas, arrives in Kansas City with two of his lackeys to collect from Johnny. As this is occurring, Jason and Tom Perkins, a father son duo who operate a nail salon, are looking for partners to join in their daring bank heists after one of their partners is killed. Jason and Tom learn that Johnny, with whom they worked with years before, is back in town. They decide to approach Johnny with an "opportunity". Johnny agrees to join them, but the situation progressively deteriorates when the FBI and Joe McCray begin to suspect (with good reason) that Johnny is behind the bank heists. An array of characters enter the picture to complicate the plot, including: Eric Hoffman (a corrupt banker), Brennan (an amateur race car driver), Jason's wife, Johnny's son, Johnny's ex-wife, Earnes
 
IMDB:
4.6
Year:
2017
105 min
40 Views


to the pain you'll feel

when you lose your son.

- Rachel?

- Johnny.

What are you doing here?

- I was just here to

meet some old friends.

- No, I mean home, what

are you doing at home?

Are you just visiting?

- No.

- There's our boy now,

chatting up the waitress.

- Training?

- Yeah.

- For how long?

- Be honest, I'm not quite sure.

It's been awhile.

- Yeah, it was nice

running into you.

- Yeah, you too.

- Come see me before you leave.

- Okay.

- Johnny Thompson.

In town less than a

minute already hitting up

on the redhead.

- Been a long time,

Johnny, good to see you.

- You too.

- Have a seat.

- Well let's get right to it.

We got a lot of jobs

lined up and we need a man

with your skills

to make it happen.

- What kind of skill set

are we talking about?

- What kind of skills

are we talking about?

We're talking about

armed robbery.

Banks.

I need a partner, if you

come in with us you get

15% of the net take.

- When do we start?

- Tomorrow.

Meet the driver

at this location.

- Hey, hey!

You didn't come see

me before you left.

- Sorry, my mind's just

a bit out of the place

right now.

- Well, my shift is

over, you wanna go grab

some coffee or something?

- Sure, why not.

- I'll drive.

So, what made you

finally come back?

- Mostly to get my son,

i need to get him away

from my ex.

- And how exactly do

you plan on doing that?

- Money.

Buys everything doesn't it?

- You know, I've missed you.

I know we were having some

problems and everything

but you just took off.

Didn't even warn me.

- You see my last fight?

- Yeah I watched it.

- You know what

the funny thing is?

It took a five year stint

behind bars to finally

gain the skills necessary

to fight professionally.

I mean, I grew up around

it, but I never really cared

for it until I got away from it.

- Come on, let's go

back to my place,

I've got something to show you.

- What?

- Come on, you'll see.

Here, why don't you

pour us some wine

and I will be right back.

- What are you looking at?

- Nothing.

- Have a seat.

I made this for you, but you

left before I had a chance

to give it to you.

- How did you do this?

- I'm a photographer,

it was easy.

- Yeah but, all the

pictures of my father,

I mean how'd you get 'em?

- Connections, i

know people, Johnny.

Do you like it?

- It's great.

Thank you for doing this.

So how do you know this kid?

- Him and his father

run a body shop,

he's pulled a couple of

jobs for us in the past.

He's a hell of a driver.

- Trust him?

- With my life.

Brendan.

I'd like you to meet your

new teammate, Johnny.

- My pleasure, I've

seen you on TV.

You got some stones, man.

Getting on the mat with

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Submitted on August 05, 2018

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