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Out of the Furnace (2013)
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Goddamn. You OK? The goddamn food is making me sick. You gonna be able to drive? This fucker drives itself. You think that's funny? You think that's funny?! Give me that hot dog. - I'm just about to eat it. - Give me that fucking hot dog. Open. What are you doing? Open your fucking mouth. - You're making me uncomfortable. - Open it! Open your fucking mouth. Get that fucking thing in there. Take it. All of it. That's it. Fucking whore. Everybody all right over here? Hey, mind your business, pal. Yeah, when you slap a woman around, it is my business, pal. Stay out of my shit, motherfucker. That's Mr. Motherfucker to you. - Harlan, come on. No, don't. - Yeah, come on. Harlan? Harlan... I don't want no trouble. - Harlan! - Yeah, you already started... Harlan, stop! Come on, don't! Stop! Harlan! Stop it! Stop! Stop it! Stop it! The fuck out of there! Fucking whore! Yeah, you want a problem? Huh?! Get back in your fucking car! Somebody call 911! "RELEASE") I see the world Feel the chill Which way to go ' Hey, bring it in! Windowsill I see the words On a rocking horse of time I see the birds In the rain Oh, dear dad' Can you see me now? I am myself Like you somehow I'll ride the wave... Come on, six. Come on, six. Come on, six. Oh, he's pulling up on the fucking reins. Why is he pulling up on the fucking reins?! God fucking... Are you kidding me? Hey, man, is this... That was race eight right there on TV two? - Are you sure? - Yes. - You looking at it? - Isn't that what I said? Are you fucking kidding me? Man, what are you doing here? - What are you doing here? - Huh? What are you doing here? You playing the ponies now? Well, I don't know. Just trying to make a little dough. Son of a bitch. What, man? Gonna give me some shit? I ain't giving you shit. I'm just wondering where you're getting the money to bet with. - Borrowed it. - Yeah? Yeah. Who from? Huh? - Who from? - John Petty. Motherfucker gave me a tip, it didn't pay off. Well, of course he did. How much he loan you? I don't even know. You don't even know? You know. How much? How much? Fifteen hundred. Fuck me, Rodney. Where you gonna get that money to pay him back with, huh? And what else you gonna owe him? You got a check coming in from somewhere or...? - No. - You know, 'cause I ain't got that kind of cash lying around to bail you out. Well, I didn't ask for you to bail me out. No. Don't fuck around with John Petty. I'm not fucking around with him. He gave me a fucking tip, it didn't pay off. Come on, man. Don't give me this shit. Hey, uh, tell Dad that, um... ...I'll be by before work tomorrow. All right. And, you know, just... Don't go. If I could stay, I would. Then stay. Leaving you ain't easy, girl. Or I'll stay. I'll stay until you get back. What time do you get off? Working a double. - Seriously? - Yeah. Russell, you work too much. Got to bring home the bacon to fatten you up. You, you little Skinny Minnie. My Skinny Minnie. Skinny Minnie. No, I want you to fatten me up with a baby. Want to run away somewhere? Don't change the subject. I want to run away somewhere. Let's do it. - Where? - I don't know. I've never been east of Scranton, but... - I'm gonna fatten you up. - Stop. Uncle Red. Hey, buddy, how are you? Saw your truck. Hey, Dad. Hey, how you doing? - OK. - I'm here. That's why I'm OK. You're hot. Your hand's so cold. That feel good? - Yeah. His fever? Yeah, it's Still high. Hey, you want to get a drink later? Yeah. Where? John Petty's? - How's Lena? Oh, she's good. Keeping me in check. - Big job. - Yeah. You know? Well, give her a hug for me. You bet, dirty old bastard. All right, Pops, I got to go to work. All right. I'll see you later. - You'll come back, huh? - Oh, yeah. I always come back. - I love you. Me, too. - Keep your hands warm. - OK. Hey, thanks for coming by. See you, Russ. I have come here tonight to stand with you, to change America, to restore its future, to rise to our best ideals and to elect Barack Obama president of the United States. I'm afraid we're about to lose another Kennedy. God bless him. You want another? No, I'm good. No, Rodney was supposed to meet me here half hour ago. Oh, yeah, how is old Rodney? He seems awfully quiet last few times he was here. Yeah, he stop-lossed again. - He's going back next month. - Ahh... Those poor sons of guns. They're holding them against their will. They're gonna run them into the ground, they're not careful. Don't get me started. Well, if he turns up, you tell him I headed home to see Lena? - Sure. - All right. Oh, hey, I got this one. Whoa, thanks, Dan. Is, uh... Is John in? I just, you know, need to bend his ear. Uh, he had someone back there earlier, but, uh, I think they might be gone. - All right if I... - Yeah. If I have to come all the way down here again, I swear to God, I'll gut your fucking ass, cunt. You hear me, Petty? You better start following through on your promises. Oh, you know I can't control some of those fuckers. For 25 grand, you'd better control them. I ought to put a piece of lead in your ass - and take everything in here. - John, you back here? Oh, I'm sorry, should I come back later or...? No, it's OK. We're finishing up. Your mama teach you to barge in like that? You got a problem with me? I got a problem with everybody. Who the fuck are they? Inbred mountain folk from Jersey. Church ain't over until the snakes are back in the bag, know what I mean? What are they doing down here? Don't ask. - Here. - Oh, no, I'm good. Take it. What's up? Oh, here. It's from Rodney. I know it's not nearly all there. I hate that you work your ass off to pay his debt. Rodney needs to watch it. I like him, Russell, I really do, but I worry that... Hell, he might be safer over in Iraq. Well, do you mind not telling him I brought you that, please, and if he don't bring the rest of it, I will on my next payday. OK. I won't say a thing. All right, thanks. Cubs lead Pirates ten to one in the bottom of the sixth. Chavez off of first base. Lilly's still looking strong on the mound, and Lilly delivers. Swinging, there's a drive, deep... Hey. Hey, there. Can you... Can you... Can you hear me? Hey, there, little fella. Hey, there. Hey, there... ...little fella. Oh, God. on, God. Hey. Help. Can you come help? Come... You know, I just keep my head down. Studying shit I should've studied in high school, you know? - Could be worse. - How could it be worse? I don't know. I could be going to Iraq with you. No shit. I asked Lena to come down here. She said some bullshit about not wanting to see you like this. - You shouldn't have. - Oh, fuck that. She don't like this place. What are you going to do? She doesn't like this place? What, is there someone who likes this place? Come on, just give her a break. And what about you? You still seeing the, uh... uh, woof-woof? Woof-woof! Down. Oh, man, I almost forgot about her. Thanks a lot. How's, uh... How's Dad doing? - Uh, barely hanging on, really. - Yeah. Make sure you give him a big hug from me. You know? Yeah, but... You, uh, watch yourself over there. OK. - You, too. - Yeah. - Guess I know where to write to you. - Yeah. What's up, homey? You fucking quiet. You walk the yard, you don't talk to nobody. Are you a fucking faggot? Huh, bro? - Get the fuck away from me. - You want to suck my dick? Come here. Fuck you! Get him off me, you motherfucker! Hey! Break it up! Get off me, holmes! Get upstairs! - Get off me, cabron! - Shut up! He was trying to hang on until you got out. He wanted to see you. It just ate him up. You put him next to Mom? Yeah. Um... I'm glad you were home. How was your last tour? It was hard. Yeah? I mean, this... You know, the whole thing... Rodney, whatever you did... ...whatever you did, you had to do. Yeah. I got to I love you, bud. I love you, too, man. And surely, he has borne our griefs and carried our sorrows. Yet we will esteem him as stricken. Smitten of God and afflicted. But he was wounded for our transgressions. He was bruised for our iniquities. The chastisement of our peace was upon him. And with his stripes, we are healed. Come here! Man! Mmm. How's it feel? Eh, eh, eh. Oh! Look, I'm running, I'm gonna run. - I'm running. - Get away! Go! - You driving? - You want to drive? - Yeah. - Yeah. Yeah? Come on, motherfucker. Say good- bye. Hey, Jerry! He didn't know who the fuck you were. Well, it is what it is. I think you're better off. Why would you say that? Come on, man, she left you without even telling you. Now she's with fucking Wesley? She's a smart woman. Got her reasons. You been hanging with, uh... ...Billy and them lately? ' Nope. " No? What you been doing with yourself? - Looking for a job. - Any luck? ' Nope. " No? On a liquid dinner? It's the dinner of champions. Yeah. I'll be back. Oh, Wesley, my lunch. Bye. Yeah! Get your ass up, white boy! Let's go! Get your ass up, man! Come on! You ain't shit! Look at you! Look at you! Come on, motherfucker! Come on, man, let's go! This ain't fucking Iraq. Let's go, soldier boy. Get up! Stop! Break it up! Smile, motherfucker! That's bullshit! Goddamn it, Rodney. Did you not hear me? Did you not hear me? Motherfucker, I took a hit in there. I told you I can't really control myself in the middle of a fight, man. It's all a blur. And don't fucking poke on me again, either. No more excuses. No more Iraqi stories. You just got to learn how to take a fall because you owe me a lot of fucking money. Well, I can't pay you back your money by taking a dive in this nickel and dime bullshit. You'd better figure out something and figure it out quick. Yeah, let's go fight up in Jersey. Up in the Ramapos they got fights. Don't talk to me about that. It's not for you. Why? I heard they're big money. Look, Rodney, go work in the mill. Like your father and brother. This isn't a way for you to make a living. You're a good kid with a good heart. You can do a lot worse than living your life like your brother, believe me. I don't want to work at the fucking mill, man. I want to be just like you, John. We'll talk later. Hey. Hi. Where you been? Out with the boys. Well, looks like... ...your boys play rough. Want a drink? No. The place looks nice. Put it up! Hey. Let me see your hands. What? Let me see your hands. Rodney, come here. Let me see your fucking hands. - Come on, man. - Huh? Don't give me no shit. Is that the best you can do? What do you think I should do? I don't know. Shovel asphalt for the highway department. Sell fucking shoes. Come work at the mill. Come work at the mill. I told you Roach would give you a job. No, man, I'd rather be fucking dead. Fuck the mill. Fuck the mill. I work at the mill, you little fucker. It's good enough for me. It was good enough for our dad. The fucking mill killed our dad! Just don't be... Hey. Just don't be too proud to work for a living. There's nothing wrong with it. What'd you say? Nothing wrong with working for a living. - Working for a living? - Yeah. What do you call this, motherfucker? Is that working for a living, huh? Is it working for a living when I carried my best friend's legs under this arm, and the rest of him under this arm? I saw a fucking baby with his fucking head cut off! I saw a fucking pile of feet in the middle of the street, and I had to clean it up! I gave my fucking life for this country. That's not work? And what's it done for me, huh? What's it fucking done for me?! Fuck you. Get me that fight up in Ramapo. I told you not to bring that up again. I need one last fucking fight, John. Just give me one good fight, please. One good fucking fight, please! That's all I'm asking you. Can you please do that for me? No, you gotta trust me when I tell you, you don't want to set foot in those mountains. What is the big fucking deal? The big fucking deal? The big fucking deal is I've dealt with these guys for a long time, and when they don't get what they want, they get nasty. They get nasty, do they? - Yeah. You don't know. Yeah? Well, John, I don't really have a lot of fucking options, man. I can't fucking catch up doing this small-town shit! - Calm the fuck down. - Come the fuck on, man! - Come on, please! I'm sorry! - I'm trying to protect you! Just fucking call them up, John. Please? I'm not doing it, Rodney. I'm not gonna call them. Well, I'm not leaving until you do. - Call them up. - Rodney... Just please call them up. - John, please call them up. - Rodney... Please call them up. I'm asking you for one fight. Please call them up. - Please call them up. - Fuck, Rodney! You fuck with these inbreds, you'll come crawling back. If you're lucky. I don't really want to be doing this. This is not fucking around. Let me talk to them. Let me talk to them. Yeah? What the fuck you want, Petty? March, march, where are my soldiers? Where are my soldiers? No... uh-uh! Come on. Hey! We don't want to wake up the neighbors. You know what? Let's wake up the neighbors. One, two, three! So funny! Oh, my gosh! Wait a minute! OK, go, go, 90, 90, 90! - We're gonna play nice, right? Yeah! What do you want? You want to race me? What do you want? What do you want? - Racer? Huh? I want to go on the horsey. - Where are the horsies? Huh? - Over there. Over there. - Race you over there. - Yeah. Lily... Lily, can you just watch them for one second? - You're staying at your dad's? - Yeah. You know, I'm trying to give it some life. I went to his funeral. I know. Thank you. That was... important to me. Thank you. Are you back at the mill? Just can't get enough of it, you know? I hear they're gonna close it. Yeah, looks like it. You know, cheaper to... ...uh, get steel from China. God, I've missed you so much. I've missed you so much. I was hoping that, uh... ...we could work it out. You know? The things that were keeping us apart and... ...you know, take that next step is something I want to do with you. Because, uh... ...I can't be without you, Lena. I can't. I'm pregnant. OK. Wow. Wow. You, uh... That's, uh... That's wonderful news. It is? Yeah. That's wonderful news. I'm real happy for you, Lena. I really am. That's wonderful news. You're gonna be a hell of a mom. Wow! You're gonna be a hell of a mom! I'm so sorry. - I have to go. - Yeah. OK. Hey, man! What about it? Goddamn, Uncle Red. - Look like they fed you pretty good. - Yeah. You're fit as a racehorse. How you doing? Still this side of the grass, you know. Hey, I got something for your daddy. I had a feeling that was you. - You're still raising them? - Isn't that pretty? Yeah. Yeah, when the weather permits. Say, do you want to come over to the cemetery with me? Shit, yeah. Rodney here? Does he want to come? Ah, I don't know where he is. Let me get this shit inside... - ... run over with you. - Hey, grab your rifle. Maybe we can get a shot off before dark. I saw a real nice eight-point out there the other night. Yup. See if I'm still a better shot than you. Well... ...let's go get us a buck, huh? We can circle around these. Seen a feral cat. DeGroat? I didn't drive five and a half hours to watch you play fucking cards. Well, when you owe as much as you owe me, Petty... I guess I'm the last person you want to see. Step into the room, fighter man. Let me get a good look at you. - And what's your name? - Rodney. Is that it? Just Rodney? Rodney Baze. Rodney Baze. Well... Rodney Baze... I hear you're quite the crazy fucker in the ring. Makes me want to jump in there with you... ...and see who walks out. We're standing so close, I guess we could do it right now. You gonna be a good boy and take a dive, like Petty said you would? Or am I gonna have to teach you a lesson? No, he's good. He's good. - Teach me a lesson? - I gave you our word. Yeah, teach you a lesson. Everything's good. Let me hear you say it. Teach me a lesson? Yeah, isn't that what we talked about? - Is this boy deaf? - No, no, it's... You been hit too many times? Listen, we talked, everything's good. Hey, yeah. I like this one. He's tough. - And angry. Plenty tough. Four-tours-in-Iraq tough. Now, why the hell you want to come up here and fight, or, hell, anywhere, when you've been fighting over there for so long? I just need the money, man. Mmm... Yeah. Well... we all need money... ...don't we, Petty? So... ...why don't me and John discuss this deal while you go put your fight face on. Didn't we just discuss the deal? What, you think I was asking? Hey! Don't! Keep your fucking hands off him. Just checking his reflexes. You step out. Step out and we'll... I'll take care of this. Step out, Rodney. I should've popped that motherfucker. Well, that would be the last motherfucker you ever popped. Am I supposed to be scared of him 'cause he sucks on a lollipop? Look at me. You gotta make this look good. You can't embarrass DeGroat in front of these guys that he's got coming up. Well... ...I can't promise to go down for that motherfucker. Did you hear me? Did you hear me?! - Yeah. I heard you. - Good. Now get your shit and let's get going. Come on, get ready. Showtime. You ain't fighting with that shit on, are you? It's bare-knuckle up here. Take 'em off. Be careful out there. Keep it going for a little while and then you know what to do. Look at that beauty. Clean shot? Yeah, right in the heart. Inch either way, we'd be tracking the son of a bitch all night, like the last time, you remember? - Yeah. - You see anything? Not a goddamn thing. Come on, help me. Give me a hand with this. Aah! Get him! Come on! Come on, sucker... Get off me. Get up! Get up! Rodney! Rodney! - Kick his ass! - Come on, man! - Just kick his ass! - Rodney! Rodney! Come on, fucker. Get up. Get up, motherfucker. You hear me? You gotta hit me, make it look real. Make it look real. That's it! That's it! He's done! He's done! I made him stop! Are you OK? Hey, you OK? You done good. Look at me. Bud. Oh, Christ. You OK? - Bud, you OK? - Yeah. Yeah. Impressive stuff. All heart and fist. That boy don't look so good. Hey, hey, uh, don't... Don't blow your nose, your eyes will... ...swell up. Hell, mercy, you took a whooping. You looked angry out there. I thought maybe... ...for a second you weren't a good listener. I was just reacting. I just lost it a little bit. Oh, yeah, well, hell, I don't blame you. I'd done the same thing, guy pounded on me like that. - Yeah. - So our slate is clean. Mmm... Well, yes, as long as you brought me the rest of my money. Don't tell me you come all this way and didn't bring me what you owe. This was it. Now we're even. That was the deal. Oh. I must've got confused. Whatever. You need this? Here. Wipe your face. Last time I'm coming up here, I can tell you that. Sorry as hell you had to go through that, Rodney. It's not your fault. I asked you to take me up here. It's both of our faults. But we're through with those Ramapo fuckers. That crazy son of a bitch can kiss my ass if he thinks I'm doing business with him again. Strung out fucking tweaker. Oh, what the fuck? What the fuck is this? OK. OK. OK. OK. OK. What's the game? Yeah? I think your left rear's gone down. What? I said... ...I think your left rear's gone down. What shit you talking? I ain't talking shit. And our slate ain't clean, motherfucker. Get that other one out. Let's go. Go get him. Get the fuck out. Come on. Get your fucking ass... "Russ... I'm sorry about the other day. I know you're looking out for me. But you gotta understand that I'm different than I was before I left. And I think that I always will be. I can't explain how exactly. My head is just full of stuff and I can't get it out. " Oh, man. You should have kept better company. Don't look at me. Look away. Fuck you. Oh, fuck you. You fucking coward. I don't care. I don't care. Get some shovels. "But I'm gonna turn things around. I'm gonna do this one last fight and then I'll be done. Then I'm gonna shovel asphalt or dig for coal or I'll work with you and Roach at the mill. I'll do anything. I'm gonna get things back on track. I promise. I love you, man. I'll see you tomorrow when I get back. " Morning, Russell. Glad you're home. Thanks. I guess you, uh... ...heard that, uh... ...I stopped by to see Lena. Yeah, I'm aware. Not why I'm here. I said... I think your left rear's gone down. What shit you talking? I ain't talking shit. And our slate ain't clean, motherfucker. - Turn it off. Get that other one out. We don't need to hear it again. I've spoken to Jersey State, Bergen County, Fish and Game. All of them have dealt with this Harlan DeGroat before. The problem is that the people up in those hills, they don't cooperate. Getting information from these people is like pulling teeth. It's a whole 'nother world up in there. Generations upon generations of these people never even come down off that mountain. Got their own breed of justice and it does not include us. Even the local police sent in several squad cars, but they haven't been able to get nothing yet. So you know that I'm stuck here with my hands tied. What the fuck does that mean? That they aren't gonna... ...do anything about this or look for Rodney? I did not say that, Russell. I said that they're having a difficult time and I'm having jurisdiction issues. But I'm gonna be on it until it's done. What the fuck? - Bud. - I mean, you know... We know John Petty's dead. I mean, Jesus, you know, damn near hear him dying on Dan's phone. But Rodney might still be out there. I know that this is very hard for you, but... ...I do have a procedure that I have to follow. It sounds like there's no procedure at all. - Bud! - No, no, no, no, no. It sounds like they're not doing a goddamn thing. Now, either you're all afraid to go in there... ...or, uh... - ... you just don't give a shit. - You walking down the wrong road. I said I'm into it, and I said I'll handle it. Don't make this personal. - You need to stay out of my business. - Stay out of your business. - Knock it off. - Stay out of your business. You know what? While I was away, it seems that all that you was into was my business. So that's what this is. You got a problem with me. Yeah, I got a problem with you. I'm not the one who was out drinking and driving. Got locked up and had to leave his woman alone 'cause of something I did, a mistake I made. And I don't know nothing about what happened to Rodney. Nothing at all. I'm just trying to do my job. And I'm giving you my word that I'm gonna be on it until it's done. Until it's done. Mmm. Well. Russell. Come on. What is it? You want me to show you out? I'll be around. Dan. Where you going now? - No, it's good. - Hey, Russ, listen, I'm sorry. - Hey. I know how tough this is, but I'm here to help anyway I can. Then get me an address for DeGroat. An address? How am I gonna get that address? Don't give me that shit, Dan. You know as well as I do that John Petty has one. Well, I don't... I don't know. Look, I'll see if I can dig that up. No, no, no, don't see if you can dig it up. - Do it. - Russell, listen to me. If you're smart, you let these boys handle it. I know these guys. This DeGroat is a nasty son of a bitch. You let me worry about... ...who's a nasty son of a bitch. We'll follow you. Damn, looks like John still owes money to these people. A hell of a lot of money. I know they had this whole deal, but I didn't realize it was this big. - What deal? - Well, this bare-knuckle deal up and down the Appalachians. I don't know that much about it, but my guess is, Rodney went up there to fight. Well, why didn't you just say something to Wesley? Well, I don't... I don't know. I mean, I didn't... I didn't know what to say. John should've known better. I think he did, Red, but Rodney forced his hand. He thought it was the only way to pay off that debt. I don't see DeGroat's address, but I do know it's up in the Ramapos. And, Russell, please hear me when I tell you, you'd be way better off letting the authorities deal with him. They're not doing such a good job, Dan. Well, I hear you, but John hated dealing with them. I'm surprised they haven't come down here to get their money. Money and drugs, that's the only thing that drove that crazy son of a bitch. Are you ready for this? I guess so. You watch your ass. Gotta say, fellas, that is sharp. '66 or '67? Man, you don't see that Bolero red much. You got the tuxedo black and ash gold everywhere, but... Yeah, this is sweet. Three-ninety-six big block? Yep. That's a true 138 SS right there, man. Fucking rocket ship. Well, I don't doubt it with that Muncie four speed. Hmm! How long to restore it? A couple years. A couple years? Worth it. You got nitrous? Nah, nah, just a heavy foot. Yeah. You know who's got any candy here? - What do you mean, "candy?" - You know what I mean. Yeah. You a fucking cop? Am I a fucking cop? Do I look like a fucking cop? Who's the old man in the truck? Don't worry about him. He ain't a cop, either. - What you looking for, man? - Whatever you got. You know... Crank, 20/20's, blue bellies, crystals or pure. - It don't matter. - Wow, he knows his shit. Yeah, we got some buzzard dust, some army up at the house. All right. We'll get you feelin' shitty, my friend. Good. All right, I'll follow you? Yo, it's Tiny. - You wait right here, all right? - All right. All right. Brought them boys out here looking for some of the train. Yo, if they got their greenbacks, that's fine. Come on up. Who the fuck are you? I'm just passing through. I ain't asked you where you were going. I asked you who you were. Well, I didn't ask who you were. We just want to get high, and our money's green. Well, then you come to the right place. But I got to say, you got some balls coming up in here, not knowing nobody. But if your money's green... ...then it's all good. That's pure glass. Fire it up. Looks good to me. How much? Nah, fire that shit up. It'll blow your balls off, brother. I told you, I'm good. How much? You don't know, um... ...Harlan DeGroat, do you? Is that a joke? Why would I joke about that? 'Cause this is his house. He around? I wouldn't know. I ain't his babysitter. All right. Hey, Red. Not now. We'll come by later. Yo! You forgot this. Oh, Shit. Put your hands where I can see 'em, gentlemen. Russell Baze? That's right. Chief Barnes from the North Braddock Police alerted us early this evening that you were up here. You're lucky I got here when I did. If the locals knew why you were here, they'd zip you up and you'd be leaving in a body bag. Do I need to ask if you're carrying concealed weapons? No, sir. - No, sir. - All right. Then, given that you're an ex-con, likely carrying concealed weapons, you have a choice. Either I arrest you now or I follow you to the state line. With respect, officer, my brother might be up here, and I ain't leaving without him. I'll only do Chief Barnes a favor once. You return and I'll arrest you on the spot. There's nothing you can do from inside a jail cell. Am I making myself clear, gentlemen? Yes, sir, you are. All right. Then I'll follow you out. That boy was always troubled. Ever since he was a little kid. You could see it in his eyes. Especially after your mama died. Hey, Russell. Wesley. I just heard from the Jersey police. They found your brother. He's dead. OK. A hunter's dog dug him up. Sorry. They just called me. The coroner's gonna examine his body. I suspect that you'll have him back by the weekend. Place is really hard to locate. The roads are all mostly trails. - Let me go talk to him. No, no, no. I got it. It's OK. - Yeah? You hardly touched your food. I ate enough. I appreciate you coming over. - I wanted to. - Mmm. We wanted to. I'm sorry about Rodney. I'm really sorry. He was put through a lot, you know? And so have you. But please don't do anything. OK? You already tried. You're lucky you got out of there alive. Let Wesley handle this. Let him do his job. He's a good man, Russell. - You want me to take it? - No, I got it. OK. We may not have the... ...the fire and the flame... ...but we got something good. You know? Can we put this behind us? Yeah. Yeah. - Thanks for dinner. - Mm-hmm. You ready? Let's go. Police! On the ground! Harlan DeGroat! Police! Get down on the ground! Get down! The guy was expecting us. Ooh, yeah! Yeah! Yeah! OK. Every time, it's just... Forgive me my sins, O Lord. Forgive me my sins. The sins of my youth... the sins of my age, the sins of my soul... ...the sins of my body. My idle sins... ...my serious voluntary sins... ...the sins I know, the sins we have concealed for so long... ...which are now hidden from my memory. My Jesus, forget and forgive what we have been. Amen. Hey! Hey, Baze! Russell! Come back! Russell! What are you doing here, man? You can't be back here. Wesley told me not to let anybody back here. - Give it up, please. - Dan, where's that ledger? Huh? You can't be here. Where's that ledger, Dan? Russell, don't do this. Let him handle it. - This it? - Russell, don't. - You can stay if you want. - I don't want any part of it. What? Harlan DeGroat? Who wants to know? I've taken over John Petty's accounts. - Who's this? - Listen to me. I'm willing to settle his debt. And we can keep this deal going. Who the fuck is this? It don't matter. You come to Braddock... ...the money's yours. How the fuck did you get my number? Who the fuck is this? Hey, we're closed. Uh... Why don't you get your fat fucking ass in the kitchen, fix me up a salmon burger? See what that bitch has in the register. What do you say, Dan? - You look fit. - Well, thanks. - Staying out of trouble? - Yeah, trying. Yeah, I know what you mean. Yeah. So, uh... ...I hear you might have some money for me. Who, me? You, somebody. No, not me. No. Well, do you know where Petty keeps his money? Uh, no... Petty, you know, he... ...he keeps everybody at arm's length. I just tend bar. Well, you just tend bar from all the way back here? - Well, I'm just... - That's a good trick, Dan. So let me get this straight. You don't know where that money is? I don't know, honest to God, I don't. I swear to God, I don't know. - You swear to God? - Yeah. Well, if you're invoking a deity over this, I guess I'm mistaken. - Yeah. - Mmm. A long way to drive, Dan. Shoot - I didn't come five hours... I don't know! ...to not get my fucking money! Show me where that safe is. OK, OK! OK, I'll do it. OK, all right. Get that fucker open right now. Wait, I gotta remember the combination. - Julie, call 911. Wait a sec, I'm trying. - I just need another number... Three. - ... one more number, wait... - Two. Just give me a second so I can remember the numbers! - Time's up, Dan. Wait! Open it! - Wait! One more number. Oh, God, thank God. It's empty. You kidding me? Where's my fucking money? Motherfuckers! No! Dan! Oh, God, Dan. Got a 216, shots fired. No suspect information at this time. You know who I am? Get up. Get up. Keep going. I'm Rodney Baze's brother. Yeah. Tough kid. You hear those birds? Don't do it, Russell! Russell! Drop your weapon! Russell! Drop it! Walk away! Drop it, Russell! Drop it! Russ! Just listen to me! Listen to me, Russell! Russell! Let me make this right! For God's sake. "RELEASE") I see the world Feel the chill Which way to go Windowsill I'll ride the wave Where it takes me I'll hold the pain Release me Ohh Ohh, oh-oh Oh, dear dad Can you see me now? I am myself Like you somehow I'll ride the wave Where it takes me I'll hold the pain Release me Ohh Oh, dear dad Can you see this now? I am myself Like you somehow I'll wait up in the dark For you to speak to me I'm opened up ' Release me Release me Ohh, oh-oh Subtitle by: EJSUB |
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