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Come on, baby. It's lunchtime. Up we go. Good Morning. Costello Real Estate.|How may I helpyou? Mr. Costello's offiice.|Good morning. You are not gonna believe|whatjust came up. Eeny, meeny, miney-- Lucy. Howdy, race fans.|How'sithangin'? It's hangin'just fiine, thanks. Theboss wantsa word. Itseems wehave|alittle domesticon ourhands. Can you stall for me?|I'm a little busy. That'sallright.|I'llsetitup on-line. Godforbidyouactuallyhave to come out|ofyourholeandtalk likeahuman. Itmakesme wonder whaty'all did|before computers, Detective. Anyway, it's all very hush-hush. I'm going to lay my money on Hugo brat|shacking up with yet another bimbo. Very embarrassing.|National disgrace. Sono cops, gotit?|Speak ofthe devil... here's Hugo. Okay, we're about to go live. - Hilary.|- Mr. Hugo, one moment, please. Putting you through now, sir.|You fat fuck. You're on-line. - Morning.|-Sir. Apersonalproblem has developedathome|thatl'dlikeyou to takealookat. - Yes, sir.|- Nothingserious, really. Nothing thatagoodkick|in thepants wouldn'tsortout. Thepants in questionbeing worn|bymy22-year-oldson Paul. Isuspecthe'sbeenstealingmoney|from a trustaccount. I wantyou to fiindout|whathe's up to. Yes, sir. Thankyou. Good morning. Good morning. Beauty is in the eye|ofthe beholder. Hil? He walks. He talks.|He's alive! I'll call you from the trenches. Here, I got you something. " Portland, Oregon." - It's the same one as Cincinnati.|- Nonsense. - It's the same buildings.|- It's not. - Is too.|- It's not. Doyou always park in front|offiire hydrants, sir? Yes. Are you gonna stop parking|in front offiire hydrants? - No.|- And why's that? My apologies, sir.|You have a nice day, now. Who is he? Some embassy brat,|forged Daddy's signature. He's making a cash withdrawal|for someone. - And who is she?|- I don't know. We've never seen her. I bet she's pretty. I bet she's not. - Which one?|- There. - This one?|- No. No? Not this one? - The other one.|- Yes? The guy behind him. Not the bum. God bless America.|Can you spare any change? Anyone.|You got a dollar for me, please? Please.|Please, help me out. One, three, three, four. Why don'tyou take|any pictures ofme, Daddy? Sweetheart, I never go anywhere|withoutyour picture. You know that. I mean other pictures. Sure, I used to take lots. Doyou remember Sea World?|The dolphins and the clowns on skis. Doyou remember?|You werejust a baby at the time. No. Where are they? Your mother has them, along with|everything else with your name on it. At least she was there|when I got home from school. She didn't spend herwhole life|staring at dumb computer screens. Lucy! Stephen, Stephen, Stephen. - Where's themoney, Paul?|- What? - Themoney.|- It's in mybag, safeandsound. Good. This isnice, hmm? Doyoulikeit?|Nobody cansee us foramillionmiles. Everbroughtany womenhere? - Ihavebeenknown to on occasion.|- Ididn't thinkso. Ibroughtyou. I'm notother women. - Passmemy Gitanes.|- Your what? - Gitanes. Cigarettes.|- Gitanes cigarettes. - Whatis this?A shark?A fiish?|- Oh, no. It'sa Pisces. A Pisces!How '70s.|What, youactuallyinto thatcrap? -Asamatteroffact, lam.|- Well, I'm a Leo. Hey, whatdoyou think ofthat?|A sharkandalion. So doyou--|So tellme. Doyouswim around|all dayeatingplankton... ordoyoubite theheads|offlittle fiish? Oh, Piscesarebroad-minded,|artistic... andsensitive. We'realso extremelyselfiish... manic-depressivesubstanceabusers. All depends on whatside|ofthebedlgetup on. Don'tforgetabout|who's inbedwithyou, huh? - Wait.|- Wait? What? What? - Now we'regoing toplayagame.|-A game? Baby! Whatareyoudoing? - Getdownnow.|- Down, yes. How? - Getdown onyourknees.|- Youkinkylittle-- I-- Oh! Oh, my. Oh, yes. Where'dyougo?|Comehere. Merry Christmas, Daddy! Merry Christmas. Fuckin' phone. Don'tleaveher, Daddy. She'sjustalittle girl. Don'tleaveheralone. Doyou wantyour change? - Where's the phone.|- Out back, past the cash registers. Oh, come on. Doyou have another phone?|It's an emergency. - Doyou have another phone?|- Nah. Cash registers kept smashin' 'em|to pieces lookin' for quarters. - Here. I oweyou ten bucks.|- Come on. Come on! I want to come home.|It's Christmas, for Christ's sake. Youdon'treallyhave to comehome|anymore, dear, doyou? Youcan e-mailme, or we can talk|on this thingyou've givenme. I gotta go, Mother.|I'll call you back. Hilary-- - You're in the pool.|- Hi, Hil. Well, well, well. Lucky legs.|Nice to seeyour smiling face. Loveyour work, let's do lunch|andwheneveryou're ready. The eye which is reflected|to the external world... is also the mirror|to the soul within. Ident, ifyou please. Beautyis in the eye ofthebeholder. I'm alittle outofmy depthhere.|We'regonnahave to callabreach3. I got a breach 3. What thehell|areyoudoingonhard-line? My cell phone and GPS went down.|I had an accident. I'm runninga trace.|Pittsburgh, correct? - Correct, train station.|- Okay, gotit. - Whatdoyouneed?|- State police, federal, whoever's near. Suspect's about to board|a train to New York City... and may be traveling|under the alias of-- - Lucy.|- Underthealias of?. - Underthealias of?.|- Lucy? Talk tome, Lucky. Lucky?|Underthealias of?. - Lucky, what'sgoingon?|- Don't tell, don't tell, don't tell. Detective! Wilson, what the|hell'sgoingon out there? - Wait a minute.|- What'shappening? - Wait a minute.|- Don't tell, don't tell, don't tell. Look, you're wasting timehere.|I'msending in the troopers. Don'tleaveher.|She'sjustalittle girl. - No, don't do that.|- Well, you have a breach 3. Then suddenlyyou don't.|What's up? What's the matter? Nothing, nothing.|I'llhave togo. I'll callin. - Lucky!|- Here we go again. He's gotten a lot worse since|his wife and kid went AWOL. Well, why don'tyou stickyour business|where the sun don't shine? - How'd it go?|- Nothing. No match, no fiingerprints.|Nothing. - Is she real?|- She's real, all right. A real pro. Acid wash would burn|her fiingerprints right off. - Can I getyou something to drink?|- Scotch, rocks with some bitters. Thankyou. - Can I getyou something to drink?|- I'll have a vodka and orange. Happy New Year. - Doyou mind ifl flirt with you?|- Seeing how timing is everything... why don'tyou wait until|I'm done reading my stars? MickeyArgyle. - Dorothy Bishop.|- Pleasure. Excuse me. I don't mean to interrupt,|butyou're not from Cleveland, areyou? - No.|- Your name isn't Gail Fleming? - No, it isn't.|- I'm sorry. A friend from Cleveland used to go out|with a girl who lookedjust like-- But that was a while back. I have never been to Cleveland,|and everybody looks like somebody else. I'll drink to that, toots. Excuse me. Excuse me. May I please have my cognac?|I've been waiting 20 minutes. Oh, yeah. Sorry. Would you mind, please, sir?|The cognac? So she says to me... it's her or thejewels. I chose to keep thejewels. Myjewels. You know, you have beautiful eyes. Unalloyed, unblemished black opal. Almost perfect. An expert. How fortunate. Absolutely-tutely. Voila. Impressive. Larry! My minkwas right here.|Oh, my God. Somebody has taken my mink coat! Very nice. And this opal would retail|for approximatelywhat? - Five thousand.|- Pisces. - Could you give me possibly--|- It'sallin thehands ofthegods. Maybe we should have a couple ofkids.|What doyou think? Lay offme. Please? Hey, lady, I think|it's timeyou went home. Merry Christmas, Daddy. Merry fucking Christmas. I wishyoubluebirds In thespring To giveyourheartasong tosing - Lucy.|- Andthenakiss Butmore than this I wishyoulove AndinJuly A lemonade to coolyou with - Lucy, be quiet.|- Someleafyglade I wishyouhealth Butmore than wealth I wishyoulove - Mybreakingheart|- Stop sing-- Andlagree Thatyouandl Couldneverbe So with mybest|My verybest Isetyoufree - I wishyou--|- Lucy, be quiet! I'm sorry. I wishyouhealth Butmore than wealth I wishyou I wishyoubluebirds in thespring Harry, can'tyou read the sign|that says "no pets"? - This place doesn't allow goldfiish.|- They don't make noise. Debra.|A gentle reminder, darling. Take outyour own trash|on Tuesday and Thursday. - Ofcourse.|- And don't throw it in the street. Throw it in a bin. - Tell your boyfriend to do the same.|- Which one? The one who's been|following you around all week. You know the one.|The one who waits outside foryou... and follows you around|like a lost dog. - You know.|- Describe him. Oh, so-so.|Average height. Normal looking. At my age,|they all look the same. Haveanice day. Yo, taxi! Hey, holdup! Yo, babe. - Come on. Don't be so antisocial.|- You gotta gimme some ofthat. - Nuts!|- You ain't gettin' none ofthat. Howthe fuck didyougetinhere? Guy downstairs gave me the key. Your name Debra Yates? Detective Crocker, NYPD. What can I do foryou, Detective? You, uh... droppedyour Pisces. - I've never seen it before.|- Oh, yes, you have. Theguy downstairssays|you're from SaltLake City. That's right. Isn't it against the law to walk away|from the scene ofan accident... in Salt Lake City? It's against the law|here in New York. What can I do foryou, Detective? Come again? How much is this gonna cost me? - Areyou bribing me?|- Yes, I am. How much? Okay. A thousand dollars|and a shot ofsome ofthat... whatever it is. It's cognac. - Whatdoyoudo foraliving?|- I'm a wigmaker. I'm here drumming upsomebusiness. You sureyou got|a thousand dollars? No. But I'm sure we can come to|some kind ofan arrangement. I'm sureyou're right. Don't touch that. Lady, can I get that foryou? Sir. Sir! Taxi! I'm tired, Daddy.|I want to go home. Soon, sweetheart. What are we doing here?|It's late. I'm sorry, baby.|We can't goyet. Notyet.|Ifl blink, I might lose her. So? So the last time I blinked,|I lostyou... I lost mywife|and I nearly lost my mind. I can't lose her. I'll be with you in a minute,|ma'am. Sorry about the wait. Your brandy,|sir. That's six dollars, please. Oh, thankyou.|Hereyou are. - I'm sorry, sir. That's a fiive.|- Pardon? No, isn't.|It's a ten, you snake. Oh, gosh, so it is. Your drink, sir. - And your change.|- Keep the change. Thankyou very much. Happens all the time. Waiters, taxi drivers, they all|try it on. I fiind it quite amusing. You see, I can tell the difference|between a fiive and a ten. - How?|- I fold them differently. Short for a fiive|and long for a ten. Cheers. What areyou reading? Numerology. Areyou amateur or a professional? Oh, I might be|professional someday. - When wereyou born, Mr.--|- Leonard. Alexander Leonard. Pleased to makeyour acquaintance. Vincent, Charlotte. How doyou do? So, the fox in the mink?|Cool as a cucumber. She's gonna take the poor bastard|for everything he's got. Well, that's my flight, Charlotte. Thanks again. It's my flight too. - Oh.|- May I giveyou a hand? You want to help me? What's the procedure? Verywell.|I takeyour arm and you lead. Your heart is beating so fast.|Why is that? Oh, I was a little nervous... that someone might|show up at the airport. Oh, don't worry.|On the arms ofa blind man... is the safest place for|a beautiful woman to be. Sir, sir!|You forgot this! The eye which is reflected|to the external world... is also the mirror|to the soul within. - Ident.|- Beautyis in the eye ofthebeholder. Where the hell haveyou been?|You go shitting through a tea towel. - You'vegot tospeak to theboss.|- Stall for me. Look, tell him Paul Hugo now goes|under the name of Barry Grible. He spent a week in Montreal, and then|he went to Seattle with a girl. He's on his way to Rome now. I'm on him,|but the plane's about to board. I'm gonna send you a sample, Hil. I wantyou torun|a fulIDNA testonitforme. - It'sapubichair.|- Not until you tell me what's going on. Nothing'sgoingon.|I'm close, that'sall. Don't do this. I'm not putting|my ass on the line again. Look, this is not about the kid.|Hilary, look, this is legit. Hil. Hilary. - You son ofa bitch.|- That's my girl. So I'll send this toyou today.|It should reach you byThursday. I have to go, Hil. Well, well, whatis this? Mr. Leonard. I tell you, it wasn't me.|I don't know whatyou're talking about. Even so, it's lovely.|Step. Here, let me feel it. - Is thatit?lt'samere trinket.|- It's verysweet. - Ihaveamuchbiggersurprise foryou.|- Oh, my. An oldfriendpassedaway|leavingme with this eyesore... andl'vebeenscratching myhead|wondering what to do withit. Andwhatdoyou|intendto do withit? Doyou want tobean|amateurallyourlife? Whatcan lsay?|It's fantastic. So do we consider|ourselvespartners? Ifyouinsist. Like I said, ifyou like her so much,|why don'tyou talk to her? - I don't talk to anyone.|- You talk to me. - You're not real.|- Oops. Time. He loves her... and he's going to|take her away from you. Not ifshe does him in fiirst. You'rejealous, Daddy. And you're not! Ihereby declare Charlotte's den|ofastrologyandnumerology... offiicially open. - Did I get it, darling?|- It was perfect. Okay, this isit. This is thelast|lcan do. Thenyoufiile thereport. Soitlooks likeyour|sweetlittlehair came through. - What?|- The DNA test. She'sgotarecord. - When did this come through?|- Yesterday. - Yesterday?|- Hey, I'm on the line as it is. - So cut the crap.|- I'msorry. Just pipe this one through. I'll wrap it up and oweyou my life.|Just nameyour price. That'smore likeit.|Thankyou. Okay, sohere comes. - There. How'dyougo?|- Oh, Hil, marry me. I'll need everything you've got|on this probation report. Was thataproposalthatlheard|justpass throughyourlips? Next ofkin. Joanna Eris. - Charlotte.|- Good morning, Mr. Leonard. - You're early as usual.|- Good morning toyou, Miss Vincent. Now areyou ready to be dazzled|by my fiine wines? I can hardlywait.|Dazzle away. You're leaving. - I'll be back in a few days.|- No, you're not. You're leaving me again,|just like last time. I didn't leave anybody.|Your mother left me. Then take me with you. No, I can't.|It's too important. You're running away again. - I'm not running away.|- Me and Mommy, you hate us. - Oh, for God's sake.|- You're abandoning me. I didn't abandon anyone! She tookyou away from me. She took everything away from me. Ifyou don't take me with you,|I won't ever come back. I have to go. Dreams ofstrikinggold. But, ofcourse, thatdidn'thappen. The fact was, he wasaloser. Probably themostadorable loser|to ever walk the face ofthe Earth. So Mom left. In December, aguy cameand... had the power shut off. I was nineyears old.|It was Christmas. We wentfora walk... roaming thestreets like|a couple ofhomelesspeople... watchingothersshop,|lookingat thelights. Hesang tome. I wishyoubluebirds in thespring Wesatsomewhere|torestfora while. I wasn'tstupid.|Iknewl wasgonnasee Christmas... from thebackalley|ofashoestore. Butstill, I was totally|caughtup in spiritofthings. I wantedtogethimsomething,|givehimsomethingspecial. But when lgotback... he wasgone. It was Christmas Day. Ineversawmy daddyagain. Ineversawhim again. Ineversawmy daddyagain. I'llalwaysbehere.|Iloveyou. Iloveyou. Iloveyou, Charlotte. Don'tleaveher. Don'tleaveheralone. First weareprocessed. First weareprocessed. They take everything away. We lose our personal possessions. Everything except our own shoes. Theywant us to wear|our own shoes... just to feel a little bit at home. Then we make ourway|out into theyard... where we will meet|our fellow inmates... and the fiirst thing|they're going to do? They're going to take our shoes. So, come on then. Take offyour shoes. I mean it.|Take offyour shoes. Take offyour shoes! - Dr. Brault.|- Can I helpyou? You were in charge ofthe probation|exchange scheme during the early '80s? Ifyou would contact my offiice-- I'm investigating a former resident.|Could you spare me a few moments? Who areyou investigating? Eris,Joanna. - Cognac?|- Please. She did fiine with the foster homes. The theft was nothing more than|a youthful dare-- thereyou go-- that certainly didn't amount|to 1 2 months' detention. That's where the real damage|was done. She tried to kill herself|several times. Stuck her hand right through|a plate glass window... and attempted to hack it off. Did you know that? Cigarette? And after her release|she came straight toyou. They all came to me. I was federal probation chief|at the time. The whole exchange program|was my idea. Remove the girls from|their familiar environments... unearth them, probate them|where they had no roots. Well, it didn't work.|Itjust didn't work. After a couple ofyears|it became a very costly blur. The girls were all unmanageable... ignorant, demented female hoods. All, that is, but... Joanna, number 8773. Joanna Eris. She was unique. I had her|immediately transferred to Boston. - Foryour own personal supervision.|- Mm-hmm. Forgive me for asking,|Dr. Brault. Areyou wearing a wig? Does she still wearwigs? One ofthe little tricks|I taught her. Never reveal yourselfto any man|who doesn't need to know. Nowyou need to know. And what other little tricks|did you teach her? I taught her to survive, to fiight|and never let the motherfuckers in. Survival ofthe fiittest,Joanna. Kill or be killed. Was she ever|sexually molested by a man? - Not to my knowledge.|- Wereyou? All right. That's enough.|Get out. - Detective, my ass. Who areyou?|- Miss Eris is in a lot oftrouble. - I'm someone that's trying to help.|- What? To fiind out where|the trouble started? Nowyou thinkyou've got|a pretty good idea, is that it? Who the hell doyou people|thinkyou are? This girl came to me a weak,|pathetic little fiield mouse. You hand me the problems,|never the solutions. Get out. -Jan?|- Yes. Come on in, girls. God bless you foryour time, Doctor.|Keep up the good work. - Get out. What is it?|- Areyou all right? Ofcourse.|Ofcourse I'm all right. Pisces.|Familiaritybreeds contempt. Time to endtheholiday|andgetback to work... remembering to tie upall|loose endsbeforeyoumove on. Yoursearch is farfrom over... asyour true companionstill|waitspatientlyin the wings. Oh, no, no, no. Why don'tyoujust take out|a fucking advertisement? I've always wondered what it took to|contain a large family, and now I know. Stamina. - I'm exhausted.|- That'sjust one side ofthe family. - Look!|- Ineverlook. Whatisit? It's a skunk. That's about the best|sign ofgood luckyou'll ever have. Only when thestarsare right|andthemoonis full. How's the moon? It's full as a bull, old-timer. So how will we celebrate|our good fortune? A simple ceremony... here or St. Boniface. Nothing too elaborate.|Quaint and charming... for, say... 800 ofyour closest friends. Now, call me old-fashioned, but... isn't it I who should|pop that question? Well, technically, yes. But whywould you think|a lovelyyoung thing such as myself... would want to tie the knot|with a blind old coot... who's rapidly approaching|his "use by" date. Not to mention the fact that|you're a Virgo, Mr. Leonard... and I knowyou better|than you knowyourself. And ofcourse, there's always|your fortune that I'm after. Why, Charlotte?|Why me? Becauseyou can't see|who I really am... and I think it's in the stars. Verywell, Miss Vincent. I do. Until tomorrow, then, my darling. I loveyou, Mr. Leonard. You know, I never did|buyyou that pendant. Ofcourseyou didn't. Take care ofher, Roy. I knowyou're there. What doyou want? Open your eyes,|you stupid blind bastard! She's gonna kill ya!|She's gonna kill ya! Come on!|I'm taking you away! What areyou doing here?|It's early. Come on!|We're gonna get married! - What?|- We're gonna get married! Now? Mr. Leonard, I think I have|something to tell you. Congratulations. You'rekiddingme. That's fantastic.|I'mgonnabea father? Congratulations, Daddy. Stop.|Please stop. Stop. Stop. Please fucking stop. Everybody stay back. Back! Let me go! Get offme!|Get offofme! Yea, though I walk through the valley|the shadow ofdeath... I will fear no evil... forHe is withme. Looks likeyour cigarette lighter's|run out ofgas, princess. Hey, how areyou? - How areyou?|- A little car trouble. Can you help me? I sure thinkwe can|take care ofthat. I'm sure every man and his dog|has tried a line on you. Has anyone ever told you|you have very sad eyes? Yes, they have, Gary. Has anyone ever told you|you need a shower? That's a pretty mean-looking shark|you got there, princess. It's a fiish. Pisces. Looks like a shark to me. You like sharks? I like the myths. They have a limited memory. Maybe only a minute or two. Sounds like a pretty good life to me. Ofcourse, the down side is... they can never stop swimming. Even when they're asleep... they have to keep moving forward. 'Cause ifthey stop|for even a moment... they'll die. - Fuck me dead.|- What? Nothing. I wasjust-- I wasjust saying you could lay|your dentures on my bedside table... any day ofthe week, princess. - What areyou talking about?|- Nothing. Forget it. Stupid bitch. What areyou doing|in there, princess? You haven't started without me,|haveyou? Princess is in the middle|ofher ablutions. Fuckwad. I wishyoubluebirds in thespring A little surprise on the dresser|nearyour purse, princess. Just foryou. A little dart action, you know? You see, there's this barjust off|the one-fiive out of Baker... where they have these|English dart championships. And there's this guy.|And I bend over... to pick up his girlfriend|who's sprawled on the floor... completely fucking smashed... and the fucker hits me in the ass|with this yellow featherweight dart... right between the cheeks. Can you believe it? So what do I do?|I nail him to the bar... and use his head|for a fucking dart competition. What's all this stuff? That'sjust a little something|to get the evening started, darling. Thanks. I'll pass. No. No, don't.|It'sjust for fun. I don't want to have to blast alone. It's not my thing.|You go right ahead. I'll watch. You'll fucking watch? Ladies and gentlemen... step right up|and watch the freak show... and see for the fiirst time|in this country the amazing pin cushion! Treatyourself, folks. treatyourselfand watch|the bearded lady... cut herselfto ribbons. Come on, baby. Baby fell down. That's a good baby. Here we go. Welcome to heaven, princess. No milk today, thanks. Thankyou! Now piss offand mind|your own fucking business! Yes? Don't leave her. She'sjust a little girl.|Don't leave her alone. I'll never ever leave her. Ever. Cross my heart. Hope to die? Forever and ever. Amen. What the fuck is this? Jesus Christ!|What the fuck? Get me the fuck out ofhere. Motherfucker! Fuck it! - The car! Where's the fucking car?|- Morning there, partner. Sound likeyou had|a little fun last night. Where is she?|I said, where is she? She went north|about a halfhour ago. You gonna pay for them rooms? - Hil, honey?|- Yeah. We've got our lost dog.|Better late than never. Christ. I'vegot twoguys in Boston|pulling theplaceapart. What thehellareyoudoing|in Utah? I've lost the Hugokid, Hil,|andlneedsomehelp. - Could you put an ASU out on all--|- We'vebeen trying to tellyou. Hugo and his wife bought it|in a car accident a month ago. So it's fiinished. It's over.|You're coming home. Theboss is dead. Jesus, I'vebeen worriedsick.|Howthehellareyousurviving? You know me. Lucky legs. Could you put an ASU out|on all hospitals for me? A womanmay trytoregister|underthename-- For God's sake, listen to me. Listen. Hugohandedthe whole case|overto the Fedsmonths ago. So it's over. You're coming home,|and that's an order. Will you do|one last thing for me? I'm not authorized to. Fuck authorization, Hil.|I'm in trouble here. A woman may try and register into|hospital under the name Eris or Leonard. This isan emergency, andthelast thing|lneednoware the fucking Feds. Willyouhelpme, please? Look, I can't fuck|this one up as well. Please. I'll see what I can do. Hello, there. Hello. Yoo-hoo. Hello. - Pardon?|- May I helpyou? Yes. I'vejust flown in to visit|a friend ofmine, missJoanna Eris. Oh, good! I'm so glad somebody came,|it being Christmas and everything. She's down the hall in 36... although she's probably|asleep by now. You know she lost the baby, don'tyou? Who was he? He didn't say, dear. But he asked for me by name?|He saidJoanna Eris? Yes.|He said he was a friend. - What did he look like?|- Like a salesman. They all look the same to me-- salesmen, reporters, photographers. They getyour names from the registry|and come to sell baby products. That'saroger.|Will wait till furthernotice. Standing by. Got any change? Come on!|Fucking come on! Come on! Buddy, you got a buck? Miss Eris? Federal police. Would you mind coming|with us, please? - Why?|- We'll explain in the car. In the car, please. Two, three. Morning, Nellie. - I'm readywhen you are, darling.|- Get over it, pal. It's not gonna happen. I'd like the omelet|with herbs, please. - The what?|- Omelet with herbs. You shouldn't have to ask, Nell. We're gonna install a bed here for him.|How areyou, Frank? - I'm good, Lizzie.|- Good. Soyou come in a lot? Last couple ofweeks. You?|Haveyou been here long? I don't know.|Couple months. Side dishes? - Taurus?|- Yeah. - Doyou believe in the stars?|- Not anymore. Pisces reads... "It may seem you have reached|the end ofyour road... but all is about to change. The sacrifiiceyou are about to make|will become another's salvation." And then it says,|"You will never be forgotten." - Doyou want some coffee?|- Yes, please. I'm bustin' at the seams, Frank. You don't mind sharing, doyou? All done, gentlemen? - Who gets the check?|- I got it. Coffee? - What doyou think?|- Can't say for sure. - Worth a try, though.|- Yeah. Fucking cops. What about them? You can always spot them. Didn't notice. I don't know what timeyou're fiinished,|but I'm coming back later... and I wondered ifmaybe|you would want a drink. I'm working a double.|Thanks. Watch the alarm.|Raccoons keep setting them off... and I sure ain't coming down here|at 4:00 a.m. to reason with them again. Night-night. Night, Frank. I said, night, Frank. Night, Lizzie. I'm in real estate in the valley. That's why I can helpyou|get a house. Getting a house isn't a problem. It's easy enough. What doyou do in a house... when you wake up in it? What doyou do on Christmas... in a house? I'm supposed to be so... young, and not have anything|to show for myself... except a big sense ofloss. That hardly fiills up a house. What haveyou lost? I've lost my childhood... myyouth... my father... my husband... my daughter. She wasn't any bigger than a minute. Barely had a name. Now my mind's going too.|It plays tricks on me. And spookiest ofall,|I lost my angel. I had a guardian|who looked after me. I think I miss him most. My angel. Maybe he'll come back someday. Come back and bury me|in my favorite graveyard in Valdez. It's not up to us, though. Is it?|It's up to the gods. The whole thing is. What haveyou lost? It's only fair. This one's my daughter... I think. She was an embassy kid|and was relocated-- or dislocated is, I think,|the word that they used-- every ten months. I simply came home one day|and she wasn't there anymore. And seven years later,|I stopped looking for her. The thing that gets me the most|is that she had no choice. She simplywoke up one morning... and didn't have a father anymore. So I'm just a daddy|who lost his little girl. And I guess you're a little girl... who lost her daddy. And that's it. End ofstory. Romeo, we're real crowded today.|You're gonna have to share. What can I getyou? Coffee. That's it? For the record, Lieutenant,|I think this is a very sick scenario. Nobody's accusing|anybodyyet, Doctor. Just tell us whatyou see. Okay. Here we go. That's notJoanna Eris. We have reason to believe it is.|Be very sure. I'm telling you, it's not her. I'd really like|a chance to try again. And I wouldn't wasteyour time. I'd make it worth yourwhile. It's not a waste ofmy time.|It's a waste ofyour time. I don't know how much more|ofthis place I can take. - I get offin two hours.|- I can't wait. I could drive the car around the back|and we could go now. I'll meetyou out back|in fiive minutes. Come on, come on, come on. Have a seat. What did you sayyou do? Real estate. It's a pretty tough business up here. It's a pretty mean business. Snow means money,|and I'm suspicious. I think that's why|I spotted the police so quickly. I think they had the place staked. I wonderwhat for. They're probably gonna arrest somebody.|Probably one ofthe regulars... or one ofthe staff. Would you like a drink?|I only have cognac. I never touch the stuff. I've seen you someplace before. I don't think so. I've been around|a long time, though. Someplace else. Haveyou ever been to Florida? Couple oftimes. Everybody looks like|somebody else, huh? Mywife was born in L.A.-- What areyou doing? Don't do this to me. Come on!|Come on! Come on! I know whoyou are. You took my picture... at the museum. I wish you love. |
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