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Long Walk, The (2025)

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Long Walk, The (2025)

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I still don't understand it.

I think you could probably still change

your mind.

I don't think so.

This is it that Kathy was yesterday.

I think we'll let you.

I know it.

The major he would...

The major would what?

You know what the major would say.

This is my decision, okay?

Not yours.

This is the best way.

It's the only way.

The father was here.

Okay, but he's not.

ID, please.

You brought the baseball?

I just... I know.

I need you these.

O'Mell chocolate chip, your favorite.

Thanks, Mom.

Come here, baby.

I love you.

I love you, too.

Be a good boy, okay?

Okay, well...

Okay.

Alright, I love you better.

No, you don't.

That's a fact.

Okay.

I love you more.

No, wait.

Wait.

Mom, I can't.

I can't.

I know.

It's gonna be okay.

It's gonna be okay.

Mom, it's just a few days.

I'll see you in a few days.

I know.

I can't.

I can't.

I gotta let you go, okay?

Okay.

Okay.

Alright.

Okay.

Okay, bye.

I love you, Mom.

Hey, uh, I'm my daddy.

Pete.

Pete.

Pete McBreeze.

Nice to meet you.

Ready for this?

Well, Joe, okay?

Maybe that's good.

And what do you weigh?

Oh, 177.

Makes me happy you guys are getting tired

quicker.

sh*t.

Take it, Superman.

Take it, Bill.

Nobody's got a man kind of Jesus.

It's gonna be tough to beat.

Hey, what's your name?

Jesus Sevens?

Some kind of fitness nut?

Well, I don't think he wants to talk.

Yeah, alright.

Find Mommy.

I don't give a sh*t.

And Goldson's the name.

Walking's my game.

Uh, I'm Ray Garrity.

You can call me Ray.

Get in McBreeze.

You can call McBreeze.

I'm Mark Baker.

Pleasure to meet y'all.

So I can terrify an enemy?

Yeah.

I ain't trying to think about it too much.

I just want to walk and maybe make some

friends.

Hey.

Hey, are you okay?

Me?

Yeah, you're pacing.

Are you okay?

I was getting warmed up.

Yeah, a few hundred miles get warmed up

when we start.

What's your name?

Curly.

Okay, Curly.

How old are you?

Eighteen.

Yeah, I get a lot to qualify.

Kid, if you're a day over sixteen,

I eat my f*cking shoes.

Look, Adam.

The fourth f*ck doesn't know what the

f*ck he's doing here.

Now, me, I know exactly what the f*ck I'm

doing here.

Gotta be aggressive.

I did my research on a major.

He says you want to win this thing.

You gotta be raring to rip.

f*ck, boys, I am raring to rip.

f*ck, boys, I am raring to rip.

I'm gonna rip.

You sound like a memaw in a bowl in the

morning, man.

Right, guys?

The f*ck is a memaw?

f*ck you.

I was just f*cking around.

Here he comes.

sh*t on stick.

It's the major.

Sit down, boys.

Keep him thirteen in mind.

And I'm thirteen.

It's conservative energy whenever

possible.

Sit down, boss.

I'm sorry to the rule board.

Now, as I call your name, step forward and

take your tags.

Put them around your neck, and then go back

to your place until I instruct otherwise.

Ewing, James, number one.

Smith, Patrick, number four.

Barkovich, Gary, number five.

Baker, Arthur, number six.

White, Curly, Adam, number seven.

Sanders, Rank, number nineteen.

McVreeze, Peter, number twenty-three.

Stebbins, Billy, number thirty-eight.

Gluck, son.

Olsen, Hank, number forty-six.

Garrity, Raymond, forty-seven.

Parker, Collie, number forty-eight.

Harkness, Richard, number forty-nine.

The fellas line up by fives in no

particular order.

Boys, it takes heavy, heavy sack to sign

up for this contest.

You've all got it.

You're men now.

As you all know, our country has been in a

period of financial struggle since the w*r.

And we did the first long

walk all those years to go

to inspire and reintegrate

the value of work ethic.

Each year after the event, there's a spike

in production.

We have the means to return to our former

glory.

Our problem now is an epidemic of

laziness.

You boys are the answer.

The long walk is the answer.

When this is broadcast for

all the states, your inspiration

will continue to elevate

our gross national product.

But we will be number one in the world

again!

Now, I'm not going to go through the whole

rule book, but it boils down to this.

Walk until there's only one of you left.

Maintain a speed of three miles per hour.

If you fall below the speed, you get a

warning.

If you can't make speed in ten seconds,

you get an additional warning.

Three warnings, you get your ticket.

Walk one hour at speed, one warning is a

race and so on.

If you step off the pavement, you will get

your ticket without warning.

The goal is to last the longest.

There's one winner and no finish line.

Any of you can win.

Any of you can do it if you walk long and

steady it up.

If you refuse to give up.

I look at each and every one of you,

and I see hope.

Now, boys, who's set to f*cking win?

I said, who's ready to f*cking win?

Anyone can win.

Hey, Pete, you're pretty f*cking desolate.

Oh, sh*t.

Thought there'd be more people,

I guess.

Major, you didn't allow spectators until

the final stretch.

Except for the f*cking locals.

Smile, boys.

You're on candid camera.

Those aren't very candid.

If I spit at it, it would go away.

It's f*cking creepy.

What is that?

Is that a wheat field?

Best in the world.

Are you from here?

Yeah, I'm from downstate.

Ooh, so you're the one.

What do you mean, what what?

Mr. Guardian has a walk from the

homestate.

40, 40, number 38.

Smart.

What's smart?

Taking a warning while he's still fresh

and gets an idea what a limit is.

Yeah, seems pretty f*cking dumb to me.

Uh-huh.

Big boy's gonna have no problem walking an

hour without getting another warning.

Then he'll have this one taken off to have

a clean slate.

That's a good strategy.

Hey, you thinkin' smart stuff in your face

with all those jelly sandwiches this early?

f*ck off.

All right.

Oh, listen, that's gross.

Well, what the f*ck?

What?

What do you do?

The guy's pocket.

It's f*cking gum.

It's not f*cking biodegradable.

I don't want to litter all over the

f*cking place.

Jesus Christ.

Hank, you didn't realize that this whole

road is one big piece of litter, don't you?

Yeah, you're right.

sh*t.

Warning.

Warning, number five.

Get him back in my f*cking suit!

Whoa!

What the f*ck is he doing?

Holy sh*t!

Second warning.

What the f*ck?

He's still f*cking dead.

Holy sh*t!

Whoa, get up!

Get up, archer b*tch!

Jesus Christ!

That don't f*ck's actually gonna do this

f*cking thing!

Get up, man!

Stop there!

Warning, number five.

Third warning.

Get the f*ck out, Markeritch!

Idiot.

Dumbass.

Hey.

Better not trip, f*ck.

Y'all don't even know.

This is about my self-rest.

All I see is up for your lousy,

dirty second rest.

You better walk three g*dd*mn hours

without getting a warning.

The hell you need a rest for anyway,

but just f*cking start it.

We'll see who gets to take it first,

f*ck.

Thought part of my puppet plan.

Yeah, well, his plan and

the stuff that comes out

of an as*h*le there is

suspicious resemblance.

What you boys think about the wish and the

big price?

First, I can't stop thinking about all

that planning.

Rich men don't enter the kingdom of

heaven.

Oh, wow.

All right, hallelujah, brother Garrity.

There'll be refreshments after the

meeting.

Are you a religious fellow, Garrity?

Uh, no, not particularly, but I'm no money

freak either.

Look, I'm a religious fellow.

I ain't ashamed to admit it.

I'm here for the money.

Don't seize it about a

mile of money when you

ain't going up there

pulling back the roads.

Believe me.

Throwing up there pulling back the roads.

It ain't no picnic.

It's one big, sweaty home for us.

Listen, I wouldn't mind having some money,

but there's more important things.

This walk doesn't matter, and the prize,

it certainly doesn't matter.

What?

That's some bullshit, Garrity.

Okay.

All right, well, look at it like this.

When the system backs

people into a corner, points

to an escape hatch and

says, that's the only way out.

Of course we're all going to try to go

through it.

We've been set up to believe it's the only

way, the honorable way.

I mean, even though only

50 of us get picked in the

lottery, all of the boys in

this country put in for it.

I'm not exaggerating.

Everybody puts in for it.

Even though it's not required.

Because we're all so f*cking desperate.

What does that tell you?

What?

Nobody signs up for this.

Not really.

It's not smart to talk bad about the long

walk.

That's dissent, and it's

punishable by... Arrest me?

You gonna arrest him?

Didn't think so.

No, no, no, you... you got a point,

Garrity.

They say we have a

choice to sign up for the

lottery, but any of you know

anyone ever who has it?

Exactly.

I don't agree with you about money.

The bank is right.

It may have been the most important thing,

but it's pretty f*cking high out there.

The right person can do a hell of a lot of

good with a right amount of money.

Yeah, but how many people

do you know with a hell of

a lot of money who are

doing a hell of a lot of money?

My opinion, it's a mess.

Won't be with me for now, Liam.

That's exactly what I want that money for.

No.

Smoke?

No, I'm okay.

Yeah, I don't smoke neither.

Look at that, Garrity.

Hey.

Hey, hit 10.

Save your win.

If you smoke ordinarily, try not to do so

on a long walk.

Well, you shut the f*ck up, Austin.

It is crap, though.

It is crap.

It is pretty sh*t.

Did anyone else wrong this?

I don't smoke.

Oh, religious fella smokes, does he?

Hey, ain't nothing in the Bible but I know

tobacco now.

Okay.

Watch where the f*ck you're going,

you f*cking dipshit.

What's this from, my boys?

Hey, I'm Harvins.

Hey, Harvins.

You're Ray Garrity, home time boy,

number 47.

Yeah?

Nick, very strong, 23.

I suppose you're wondering why you're

writing on everybody's names and numbers.

No, actually, I wasn't wondering.

Maybe because you were the squads.

Me?

No, no, no, no, no.

I'm writing a book, you see?

A book about the long walk.

I see that.

Yeah.

A book about the long walk from the

insider's point of view?

Make me rich.

If you win, you won't need a book to make

you rich.

Yeah, I mean, I suppose not.

But still make one heck of an interesting

book, I think.

Oh, sh*t.

Hey!

I got a f*cking trolley horse!

sh*t!

Okay, keep it slow.

Just fast enough and steady, okay?

All right?

Come on, put your weight on me.

Put your weight on me.

Okay?

Keep walking, listen to me, okay?

Keep walking, you're with us.

You're with us.

Come on, keep walking.

Keep walking.

That's right.

That's right.

We out here in the sunset, just having

fun.

You're gonna be all right, okay?

She's gonna see now.

Okay, good, okay, good.

All right, you see this?

You gotta promise we're gonna keep

walking.

You promise?

All right?

Okay.

You all right?

You all right?

Come on.

Come on, stay with me.

Stay with me.

Stay with me.

Stay with me.

We're right on pace.

We're right on pace.

Stay with me, okay?

Just keep walking.

That's right.

Just keep walking.

Just keep walking.

You got it.

We just gotta stay at this pace.

We just gotta stay at this pace.

Come on, Curly.

Come on.

You're with me, come on.

Come on, Curly.

Come on, Curly.

Come on, Curly.

Come on.

Come on, Curly, come on.

Morning, number seven.

Get out, kid!

Get out of there.

Get out.

It ain't fair.

It ain't fair.

It ain't f*cking fair.

One of our comrades has fallen.

Let's remember him fondly and celebrate

his bravery.

And the very last.

Today, we walk for Carly.

Let's hear it boys.

For Carly!

g*dd*mn right.

Hey, what is it?

You and Major.

Canteen.

47 calling for Canteen.

Hey, why'd you touch that carbox?

Like knocking on wood, I guess.

You a dead boy, right?

Hey, you getting tired?

You know, I've been tired for quite a

while now.

Do you mean you're not?

This is right.

It's like the Major said.

There ain't no finish on it.

That's the biggest mile in f*cking this

race.

Would you agree?

I only disagree.

Just, you know, I'm already feeling it.

I'm not sure how much longer I can.

Oh, no, no, right, right.

Come on now.

I saw everybody back.

At least to me, we gotta think different.

We don't think about making it to the air.

We think about moments.

Just making it to the next moment.

Yeah.

What do we think about now?

Well, that was easy.

I'm just gonna make it through this

g*dd*mn heat, boys.

Oh, my God.

Hey, right.

What you said back there about the lawn

wall?

That one that was really volunteers?

Yeah.

Where'd it come from?

My dad said it.

That's what I'm smelling, m*therf*cker.

Yeah, I think so, too.

Hey, just go on dancing with me like this

forever, compadre, and I'll never die.

Hey, we'll scrape our shoes on the stars

and hang upside down from the moon.

You a poetry?

In days past, I would like to pin a song

right up.

But it ain't those days, so I guess I'm

stuck here missing for you.

Oh, it's not too bad.

Hey, bud.

You're, uh, raining dirty, right?

I'm piercing.

I think you got a secret admirer over

there.

I love you!

Come on, man.

She must be like 14.

I love you, Ray!

Maybe she just wants your heart over

there.

That's all.

Get out of here, man.

Come on.

Don't be a sourpuss, all of a sudden.

The boy's got a fan.

Let him have his phone.

Thanks, Pete.

Don't thank me too much.

I like you.

But if you fall over, I won't pick you up.

You're all in this together, right?

No harm in keeping each other amused.

You know what?

I take it back.

They say you shouldn't make friends in a

long walk, but f*ck it.

I sort of like you three.

Even you also.

f*ck off.

No, I'm serious.

Hey, hey, hey.

The short friendship is better than no

friendship, right?

That's what I've been saying, Ray.

That's what I've been saying.

Come on, man.

Let's be musketeers.

How the f*ck are we gonna be musketeers?

That is four of us.

Come on, now.

We need to get there too.

With all that stuff.

How about that?

Off what?

One for all.

No, I didn't hear it.

I didn't hear it at all.

Off what?

One for all.

Hell yeah.

You know, y'all sound like a bunch of

f*cking q*eers, right?

Oh, you trying to suck this d*ck,

f*ck b*tch?

Sounds like you want to eat my f*cking

meat, you sick f*ck.

My legs feel funny.

It's like the muscles are all torn and

baggy.

Hey, relax.

I haven't been a few miles back.

It passes.

Good morning.

Number one.

sh*t.

Hey, man, that's you.

It's like he's shaking and sh*t.

Warning.

Number one.

Second one.

He must have some medical sh*t he didn't

report.

Hey, back up, f*ck b*tch.

Hey, f*ck b*tch.

Go pay to your papers, little man.

Go.

Warning.

Number one.

Why won't they just f*cking end it?

Hey, y'all should be f*cking smiling.

The odds just went up for us, yeah?

I keep hoping that park gets easier.

That's what I'm afraid of.

Probably a nice place to live.

God.

Spare me nice places to live.

Never ever get out of this.

I'm going to fornicate to my c*ck,

blue.

Okay.

Whatever is the honey of my life as I am

right this minute.

Ain't that strange?

It is f*cking strange.

Yeah.

Just a little bit, right?

Uh-huh.

Hey, I can even get honey for you,

right?

Hey, that's all I can do.

I can't get my ticket, my man.

That's for some boom.

Your long-gone silver, that's me.

I'll f*ck my way across the seven streets.

Hmm.

Now send back.

What?

You're thinking of Sinbad.

You know Sinbad, a sailor, that's the

seven streets guy.

Sinbad, Hannah, I don't give a f*ck.

Long John Silver lives on f*cking Treasure

Island.

Just a f*cking nerdy thing to say,

you know?

What?

I'm nerdy because I re-f*cking books.

I guess so.

Hey, hey.

Think that sh*t-a*s has bumped off his

mornings here?

I mean, he busted.

In what?

Three hours, mate?

Yes, I'm f*cking clean on mornings.

f*ck basis.

Okay?

But here.

Hey, what is that?

This is Ron Robinson.

It's good, isn't it?

Oh, God.

You like the Charlie Musketeer?

What if you go all over the place?

Hey, in France, they call it St. Todd's

sauce.

They're what you see.

Mmm.

Ooh.

Yeah, well, in France, they ain't so

smart.

Yeah, Remora and Camus were idiots.

Okay, I don't know about any of that

f*cking Camus sh*t.

But I do know that they eat those f*cking

legs and frogs over there.

That sh*t is f*cking disgusting.

Oh, disgusting.

Tastes like chicken ketchup.

You got that right.

Ow!

Oh, hey, keep up, keep up, keep up,

keep walking, come on.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

I'm all right.

This is a f*cking jelly like thing.

I went away for a while, but it's coming

back that I...

Oh, what the hell, I gotta adjust.

Why'd we stop talking so much,

buddy?

We'll just speed a little, son.

Ready?

Yeah.

It's 3.4.

Yeah, me too.

I'm assuming you

guys... Let's shave .3 off.

All right.

Oh, sh*t.

Holy f*ck.

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

That's good.

I really feel the f*cking difference.

All right.

So do I.

Me too.

Me too.

Let's not stay here for too long.

You know, in the meantime, Pete...

Want to tell us about this car?

Bacon's right.

Maybe we just, um...

We keep quiet.

That's it.

Whoa.

Come on, don't be a f*cking litter bug,

daddy.

It's after the motherfuckin' Ozal Land.

sh*t, sh*t.

God damn it.

Hey, hey, hey.

It's all right.

You ain't gettin' more rations.

You're fine.

Yeah, but... That was

it for me today, cause...

I'm allergic to this fam.

I gave all that sh*t away.

f*ck.

f*ck' hungry.

Hey, go ahead.

I don't want to get anywhere.

Thanks, man.

Let's get to it.

Rank.

Is he short for, like... Ranklin, like...

Franklin Delano Roosevelt or something?

Rank.

Hey, what was he short for?

I mean, like... Just Rank.

You say your momma names you f*ck' Rank.

Yeah.

No f*ck' way.

You're f*ck' with me.

Your g*dd*mn name is Rank.

Oh, your momma must have failed with the

old coat hanger thing, and...

I must have just had to take it out on you

and some other way.

f*ck, you want me to dance on your

r*pe?

I'll do it over there.

Oh, sh*t.

Break it up.

Come on, Rank.

Don't even f*ck' k*ll you.

as*h*le, leave the kid

alone before I pull your

f*ck' nose off and

make your f*ck' need it.

Okay, me then.

Come on, sissy boy.

Can't take a f*ck' joke.

f*ck.

Okay.

Okay.

All right, one more thing.

I think your momma was giving out coupons

for blow jobs on 42nd Street.

Just thinkin' and takin' her up on it.

What do you think about that?

Circumstance, number 19.

Get up!

f*ck off!

Get the f*ck off!

Get the f*ck off!

Hey!

f*ck!

Barkovitch, you f*ck' as*h*le!

Hey, Barkovitch.

Hey, Barkovitch!

You're not just a pest no more,

now you a m*rder*r!

You can't f*ck' say that sh*t!

No, no, no, no, no, no, no.

Number five.

I didn't do that sh*t!

I didn't f*ck' touch him!

He came after me, man!

Shut the f*ck up!

Hey, Burn!

Call, you saw that sh*t, right?

What did the f*ck' say, man?

I know.

Do you like to talk?

Nothing like it.

You gotta f*ck' k*ll that kid for

Christ's sake!

f*ck off!

Okay?

f*ck you.

All of you.

Why don't you go back and dance on him,

huh?

Boogie on his back and then entertain on

us.

I know you got that gas-sucking c*ck

yourself, Scarface.

Don't f*ck with me.

I can't wait to see your appraisal of the

f*ck' concrete bug, b*tch.

You're not here when it happens.

You f*ck' piece of sh*t.

Hi, Mark.

I'm gonna crawl over there.

f*ck.

Spooky bullshit.

Hey, hey, hey, hey, have you all had to

forget?

You rashed me.

I avoided.

That's smart.

Listen.

Is something real bad happening up ahead?

Hey, this is so gross.

I don't even think I can write about it in

the book.

It might k*ll the partiality of it.

The partiality?

Yeah, it's the overall sales potential.

You know, the people.

Yeah, I mean the way it is, man.

Oh, okay.

Well, listen.

Word's been coming down the line.

It's got Ronald, 45.

It's just got the shits.

Real bad.

f*ck, 45.

Keep walking.

Come on, man.

40, 45.

30, 40.

Get in.

Pull up your f*cking head.

Oh, my God.

Come on, avoid it, boys.

Once you wash out, quick.

The last 20, I almost have to sh*t.

Shut the f*ck up, Steppins.

What does it matter?

I just hope it happens quick.

I'm proud of you, boys.

You got sacked.

Swing it heavy as you cover these miles,

heavy and long.

Where else in the world would you have an

opportunity like this?

Nowhere is the answer.

Win that prize.

Your first night is almost upon you.

For some of you, it will be the last.

But remember, with determination,

pride and ambition, you will see the dawn.

You okay, compadre?

Yeah, I'm all right.

I want to tell you, it's just...

I'll wait till morning, all right?

It'll be our next, um...

boat moment, exactly.

Okay.

Okay,

so...

Dublin's fair city, where the girls are so

pretty, I've heard set my eyes on sleep.

Oh, wakey, wakey, my boy.

How's you?

Rise and shine.

What time is it?

It's 3.45.

But I've been... You've

been dosing for hours, yep.

That's mine, using your escape hacks.

What's your feet got?

You know, I was sleeping too.

Ain't it strange we can do that?

Doesn't make any f*cking sense,

does it?

I mean, you know, I was even dreaming.

Yeah?

Yeah.

And what about?

Uh, I was dreaming about my mom.

Yeah.

And, uh, she used to send me this lullaby

that was so sweet, you know.

Mm.

Yeah.

That's good, right?

Yeah.

See, that's the stuff that will get us

through.

Yeah.

Come on.

Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah.

Tell me about your mom.

What's her name?

Uh, Mom.

f*ck off.

You know what I'm talking about.

Uh, um, Ginny.

Ginny.

Ginny.

Ginny.

Ginny, like, uh, like, Jim, like, um, you

know, what they made the martinis with.

Oh, okay.

I wish you were really looking,

too.

I'm gonna punch you in your face.

What the f*ck are you doing?

It's a freak-off, man.

f*ck, yes, he's a looker.

Oh, my God.

It's all right.

Everyone's f*cking so f*cking funny.

I don't know why I think you're funny,

all right?

Yeah, literally.

You're a beautiful lady.

I hope you get one, two, three warnings.

Holy sh*t.

Stop talking about people's models.

Thank you, Hargness.

You know, um, you shouldn't think all

about it anymore, though.

Morning.

Yeah.

Peter, I miss her.

I gotta tell you, I didn't realize how

much I could f*cking miss her.

You know you have to wear the seat,

all right?

I think that I was here in Freeport,

because we live there, you know?

But, um, I just gotta make it till there,

I guess.

Yeah.

You gotta go, all right?

Um, yeah.

Yeah, um, yeah, I did.

You know, I had to end it

because of this, so... How was that?

Thirty-three.

That's too bad, but smart.

Yeah, I think so, too.

Yeah.

Yeah, what about you, Pete?

You got a lady?

No, all right.

No, I don't.

Warning.

Forty-seven.

Second warning.

Uh-oh.

You dreaming about your boyfriend's d*ck

in your mouth?

Huh?

You see something green, Bakovich?

Just your scared little f*cking a*s,

that's all.

f*cking hate that f*cking guy.

Me too.

Oh, f*ck!

Warning.

Forty-seven.

Third and final warning.

All right, just...

Just three hours.

Just three hours, and this lady is wide

clean.

Come on, just keep going.

Oh, shut up, Pete.

Shut up!

Shut up!

Come on, stop acting like you don't want

me to get my ticket.

I know you're just like the rest of me,

man.

Stop pretending like

you don't want to see me

with a f*cking b*llet

in the back of my head.

Oh, I was just trying to help.

Come on, step even away from us.

Hey, move out, the rest of me is f*cking

out.

Oh, f*ck me.

f*ck me.

f*ck me!

Water, you were going to die on this hill.

Maybe more than half.

That's what went six years ago.

There we go.

Come on, f*ck.

You're dying in the f*cking act.

I'm

dying of night-dearity after all this

deal.

Well, friend, you can do this.

Put your canteen over your head.

There you go.

There you go.

Now, you put one foot in the other.

That's it.

Now, you feel.

Canteen, forty-seven, canteen.

Come on.

Stop right here.

You made it.

No, no, no, no.

Don't slow down.

Don't slow down.

Keep moving.

Don't catch your breath.

Hey, I didn't mean what I said back there.

I mean, I hope you apologize.

Okay, I know you wrong.

So long.

So long.

Hey, you know what I mean, right?

It's all good.

It's all good.

Anyway.

Don't be f*cking long.

Keep the pace.

Keep the pace.

What about the rest of it?

Most of the tears.

Most of the tears were all good.

Who's the one?

In one.

You got it.

You got it.

All he needs is a pitch phone.

Talk to me, Pete.

I'm fading.

You think you will, Ray?

I... I need to.

We all do.

Yeah, to survive, I get it, but I need to

for other reasons.

Okay.

What do you think you will?

No, Pete.

No, I don't.

How about you?

I stopped thinking I had a real chance

around eleven last night.

You know, I had an idea that when the

first guy fell off, the soldiers were

pointing at g*ns, and

when they pulled the triggers,

little pieces of paper with

the word bang will pop out.

An amazing go... eight befores,

and we'll all go home.

Do you know what I'm saying?

Yeah, Pete, I do.

Yeah.

It took me a while to realize the real g*n

truth of this.

This is what I thought of.

Simple as that.

Not surviving physically, for it is, if

it was, I'd have a good chance, but.

..

Our mothers, who left the f*cking car if

their kid was pinned on their knees.

The brain.

Not man or God, there's something in the

f*cking brain.

I don't have that.

I don't want to beat people that badly.

And I think, when the time comes, I'm

tired enough, I think I'll just sit down.

I hope that's not true, Pete.

Hold on, that's my aquafish, though.

Not I can do, at least.

We can both do that.

How many people are left?

Well, it came up.

We lost 14 last night.

Which means 18 left, I think.

Standing out, right?

Want me 5% chance now?

Yes, I did.

Right, you know it's true morning now.

You gonna tell me?

All that I dip, sh*t,

states is this f*cking

tree's in one of a bunch

of towns in every place.

Is there a city in this whole f*cking

place?

You know, it's funny, Collie.

Will you like to breathe fresh air and say

smog?

You know, smog, a soup falls in front of a

peck.

All right, no smog, just water.

What is it, hot air?

Now now, boys, come on, let's set it

aside, gentlemen.

Plus, when he gets his head blown

on, pass it by the other one a bit, huh?

How about that?

Ah, an only beer.

f*ck it, he pumped it.

He's bugging you.

You know, you seem bugging too,

right?

f*ck me, is everyone bugging you this

morning?

How about Olsen's got the bugs,

too?

Hey, Olsen!

Hey, hey!

Come on, come on, McGree, leave him alone,

right?

He had a good night, he ain't doing so

well, huh?

Hey, how can you sleep today, huh?

Because I slept just f*cking great.

Hey, Olsen, you want to go for a walk?

Go to hell.

Come on, wait!

What did you say?

f*ck it, go to hell!

It's not going to get me interested.

Mm-hmm.

My ankle!

My ankle is untwisted.

Come on, Arthas.

Just keep it moving, one foot in front of

the other.

You got this.

Hey, get out of here!

Yeah, you, get out of here!

Hey, you won't see that!

Get out of here!

Warning, third warning, 39.

Final warning.

Get out of here, Mike!

Oh, it's so f*cked.

This thing is so f*cked!

It's all so f*cked!

It's too emotional, Garrity.

That don't get you in there.

You know you hardly talk when we do this

with f*cking garbage.

Arthas, man.

Poor Arthas.

Why don't you write him a f*cking poem,

man?

Actually, you know what, you should write

him a song, songwriter.

Why don't you kiss my a*s, kid?

Hey, don't f*cking say that sh*t,

man.

You're f*cking wrong to say that,

man.

I'm not f*cking wrong.

You're f*cking wrong, man.

Oh, yeah?

What you gonna do?

I got plans for you, m*therf*cker.

Okay?

Hey.

You good?

I mean, I'm...

better than f*cking hardness, I guess.

That's good.

Remember, you can't have it both ways.

Hey, hey!

I'm sorry for busting the ba*ls,

man.

I really am.

Give yourselves two kudos, boys!

Let's hear it!

You made it 100 miles!

That's a g*dd*mn accomplishment!

Hey, how the heck do you always look so

fresh?

Even a human?

It's not a trick.

The manger sleeps at night after supper.

He even showers.

That ain't fair.

It's not a mouth fair.

Oh, you f*cking f*ck.

You got a dead bag?

You getting six, Devins?

Oh, wouldn't you like that, Garrity?

Just add their cheese.

I got them every spring.

Oh, sh*t!

He's running for it!

Warning.

Oh, boy!

f*ck, man.

That just woke me up.

What?

Boy, I can't put a full massage right now.

It's about winning.

It's about winning, I swear to God.

I might be tempted to use my wish for a

full massage right there on the road.

You serious, Baker?

No, man, of course not.

I'm asking to have one of them up.

What do you call them?

What are them space rockets?

Yeah, them space rockets take me to the

moon.

I always wanted to go to the moon.

Anyways, better than me.

Yeah, you know, that's not a bad wish,

Baker.

Remember that one kid that he wished

for...

he was a pet elephant?

Yeah.

Yeah, and they gave it to him.

Uh-huh.

They brought it out with a saddle and

everything and he just rode it home.

Yeah.

They really will give you anything you

want.

Try a mess and go to the moon.

I want a wish for ten naked ladies.

Oh, sh*t.

There he is.

I thought we lost you.

I'm fine.

What the f*ck are you going to do with ten

naked ladies?

You said you were going to be nice,

McRae.

That's a stupid f*cking wish, Austin.

How is that a stupid f*cking wish?

Are you fruiting or something?

No, it's not the point, also.

I'm saying is that when you win,

you get like a gazillion dollars.

You can pay for ten naked ladies to come

over to your house whenever you'd like.

It's just, you know,

when you win, you should

wish for something

that you can't pay for.

Oh, no.

I don't want to have to f*cking pay for my

naked ladies.

It's gross.

Hey, you do realize if you

get your wish, someone's going

to have to pay the ten ladies

to get naked for you, right?

Mm-hmm.

Okay, I never thought about that one.

No, I didn't.

What'd you wish for, McRae?

I had a wish for a long time.

For years, actually, but...

I've changed my wish in the last couple of

days.

From now on, I'm going to wish that Long

Vogue has two minutes.

Because then, then he used to come.

People could have hope that maybe their

friends just might make.

I am never allowed that sh*t.

Well, hell, if I don't try.

That's beautiful, Pete.

f*ck off, friend.

No, I'm not f*cking with you.

I'm dead serious.

That's really f*cking g*dd*mn beautiful.

I still think ten naked ladies are a

f*cking no-brainer.

Oh, Jesus.

How about you, Gary?

Ah, no, I'm not saying.

It's like a birthday wish, you know?

Come on, man.

I'm not trying to jinx it.

Come on, Gary, come on.

The chance is going to be you or any one

of us.

For that matter, it's slim to none.

What's the haul?

Chances are getting better and better.

And you know, I'm feeling pretty

good today, so... Look at you.

There you go.

But, uh, I don't know, how many of us are

left?

What, one, two, three,

four... Is it around 15?

Probably, I don't know.

Those are no longer bad odds.

This ain't enjoyable at all anymore.

There's no f*cking flavor.

Talk about the piece of gum.

I got this feeling in the depth of my gut.

As long as this gum lasts, so do I.

When she goes, I go.

I got to make sure this thing,

I got it.

It's as beautiful as it is.

Disgusting, Austin.

No, no, no, don't change the subject,

not good.

Nah, I'm not.

You ain't here for the money, right?

Give us a nibble.

What you here for?

Listen, I'll tell you this.

I want my wish to change things.

You know, maybe start this whole thing

altogether.

You can't wish for things that cause

changes in a state's policies...

Oh my God, Austin, no, that's not what I'm

talking about, my man.

I'm just saying, I'm not wishing for

something to change.

My wish, if I get it, might enact change.

You know, indirectly.

f*ck are you hiding, Garrity?

Ain't these supposed to be your best

f*cking friends?

Hey, shut the f*ck up, k*ller.

Huh?

Go find your own circuit, man.

Hey, got to be careful saying what kind of

stuff I'll die on, man.

Major, have you shot me talking about ID's

like that?

No, I know.

Just, um...

I don't know, I figured

within the next two

days, I'm either gonna

be dead or the winner.

Might as well speak while I can.

Hey, he's right.

No, he's right, Garrity.

f*ck the long walk.

There you go, Pete.

Hey, f*ck the manger.

There you go.

f*ck the long walk.

Hell yeah, Carter.

f*ck the manger.

Come on, baby.

f*ck the long walk.

School the walk, man.

f*ck the long walk.

School the walk.

That ain't gonna make me fast.

Come on.

Oh, come on, Austin.

Don't be a f*cking p*ssy, nah.

The manger isn't a smart target.

f*ck the manger.

Oh sh*t, Stevens.

You're gonna have to f*cking sh**t me,

is that what you gonna do?

f*ck the long walk.

Oh sh*t, who's here?

f*ck those f*cking...

There they go.

f*ck you, man.

f*ck the long walk.

Oh, yes, you are.

f*ck the long walk.

f*ck the long walk.

f*ck the long walk.

f*ck the long walk.

f*ck the Nathan.

f*ck this, yeah.

f*ck the long walk, man.

There he is.

Yeah, f*ck the long walk.

Hello.

Want to get some sleep?

No, ma'am.

So, that's what we need.

Thanks, kid.

All right.

Stay right there, Pete.

All right.

Don't drop it, all right?

Ready?

There you go.

Whoa, Art!

Whoa, Art!

Don't take long now.

Come on.

Gotta go.

It's good?

Second sentence, number six.

Get up, Art!

This is f*cking nasty.

Pinch it off, my man.

It ain't so easy with you.

What, you need a g*n to your head to get

up from her sh*t?

Jesus.

God damn.

That's crap, man.

I took it.

I should have brought an issue to New

Yorker with you.

Never could go along without a crap.

Most guys, they crap once a week.

Me, I'm a once a day top guy, you know?

I don't crap once a day.

I take a lesson.

There are three great truths in the world.

A good meal, a good screw, and a good

sh*t.

Yeah, that's all.

Olson's a smart man.

You keep saying crap, though.

What's up with that?

It's always time to look less vulgar than

the S-words.

I ain't never heard of the Bible for being

the worst sh*t.

How about you, Ray?

Not me.

It's not that it's a rule or anything.

It's just, you know, the idea is the

Bible.

Bible says... Sorry,

can you break off?

You're sick.

It's not your fault you didn't

have time to walk, but we

should all be f*cking paying

for it, you know what I mean?

Sorry, I love you.

Yeah, we love you.

Thank you.

Just like...

Just run like two miles up the road,

okay?

Well, Ray, we're alone.

How about you?

It's just gotta stay between our speed.

You have my word with the heart,

Ray, and I mean something.

Um... My dad, uh, you know...

My dad was my hero.

And, um, you know, he

always wanted to show me

things that honestly could

have gotten him jailed.

You know, he wanted to show me books by,

you know, Nietzsche and Kierkegaard,

Mark Twain and Camus, and show me music,

real f*cking uninhibited music.

And just, you know, that was the kind of

guy he was.

He was uninhibited, and just, uh...

You know, I don't know, I wanted to know

the old way, so he showed it to me.

I know that's just me.

Yeah, I think he thought he had a system.

He thought he was being careful,

but...

This is the city where the girls are so

pretty.

I first set my eye on sweetheart.

Dad, do you mind grabbing the baseballs

right next to the, um, sewing machine?

That's right.

Thank you.

Thank you.

Dad?

Dad?

Willie, what did you do?

What did you do?

Dad?

What's happening?

William?

William, what's happening?

He said make me doesn't mean!

He said make me doesn't mean!

Mr. William Carradine, you've been accused

and convicted for high crimes of

possession and teaching of bare materials

and ideas.

Do you pledge allegiance to the state,

the system, and the squads here and now,

on the street before your family,

or immediate deactivation?

There's still time, to be

an example for your son,

still time for you to make

the honorable choice.

It's your decision.

No, sir.

I will pledge no such allegiance.

Look to you, Mr. Carradine.

May God show mercy.

Never forget who you are, Ray.

God.

I'm so sorry.

It's all right.

I'm all right.

All right.

It's not all right.

You're here, Ray.

It's not.

And that's why I'm gonna k*ll him.

No.

Yeah.

How?

Wait, you can't wish...

Yeah, I have a wish.

A wish that would give

me the ability to do it

once I'm the winner, once

I'm close enough to him.

What?

I'm gonna wish for the car behind.

The g*n?

And they'd have to give it to you.

Yeah.

And that's how I do it, right f*cking

there.

She gotta win first.

Yeah, but Pete, I'll tell you this.

Nobody wants him more than me.

Nobody here wants him more than I do.

I'm not arguing with that composure.

Listen, my dad was the last true, good person

on this planet, I swear to f*cking God.

And he was willing to risk everything in

order to show me the old ways.

This is my chance to do my part,

change things the way he wanted to.

That's a great... It's my chance to

cut the f*cking head of the dragon.

Ray.

He chose to leave you.

How's that good?

Gary, do you have any idea how hard it is

to f*cking k*ll a man?

I'm k*lling a deer and that's hard enough.

Like, k*lling a man is only easy for a

certain kind of person.

I'll become that kind of person.

That'll be f*cking sad.

Those kind of people can't see the beauty

in this world.

What f*cking beauty?

The sky, the trees, the birds,

f*ck, man, everything.

Do you know what else is beautiful?

Because we're real friends, aren't we?

Pee, what does it matter?

Well, then we had three hours through days

or three decades.

This moment, this f*cking moment,

it matters, man.

Say it.

This matters.

This moment matters.

Yeah.

God damn it.

Let's get to you.

Well, it doesn't really matter,

does it, Pee?

Because when this moment's over,

I'm still gonna f*cking k*ll him.

Fair enough.

But realize, even if you pull it off,

it'll f*cking k*ll you.

If you don't know that sh*t, I'll be the

winner.

That's uncharted territory.

But what about your mom?

Don't f*cking bring up my mom,

Pee.

What about your mom?

Does she know?

No, she doesn't.

This thing's bigger than me and my mom.

Pee, look at that bunch of f*cking pigs.

They want to see our f*cking brains in the

concrete, man.

They just as soon see yours.

Oh, how you f*cking see them.

Look harder.

See that?

That's a family, and they love each other.

We can't get mad at them for being

conditioned to think that this is okay,

but we're the f*cking same.

You know what, Ray?

Your wish means nothing if you don't

believe in that family over there.

If you don't believe that work being

saved, you may as well sit down right now

and let them rid you of b*ll*ts,

because...

vengeance, Ray.

Vengeance is not enough.

See that?

I saw them had to be grateful.

You ever had brother Ray?

No.

He never.

What, walk me a while.

Yeah.

Yeah, I do, Pee.

Oops.

Catch him.

Enter.

Enter.

Ha ha.

Stressors.

Yeah.Oreopector.

Order, order.

Jesus, how I wouldn't go home.

In apologary.

Sorry.

Am I tired?

Yeah, I'm a little tired.

Exhausted?

Getting there?

No.

You're not exhausted.

Not yet.

I don't know why I bother talking to you,

man.

It's like talking to f*cking smoke.

Olson's exhausted.

He's almost turned out.

You got parts.

Talk about Olson looking the way you look.

sh*t himself.

You smell that?

Even I can't.

What the f*ck are you driving at,

man?

Why don't you ask your hick for an art

baker?

The mule doesn't like, well, sure does

like, the tasty carrots.

Watch Olson.

You don't quite know it yet, but he's lost

his appetite for the carrot.

Olson.

Hank.

Olson.

Olson, talk to me, man.

What's going on?

Hey, hey.

Talk to me.

I thought we were just talking about

carrots and donkeys.

I don't know what's happening,

but you okay?

You all right?

Talk to me.

And God's garden... is full of weeds.

Hank.

Hank!

Hey!

Hey, keep walking, Hank!

Hey, Hank!

Come on, just keep walking!

Keep walking, right?

Come on!

Olson, get me the f*ck!

Come on, back!

No!

No, no, no, no!

Art!

Art!

Get back here!

He's dead!

Why the hell don't they just finish him?

They got shot him.

They're going to let him bleed out.

It's deliberate to

discourage any of us from

doing the old charge of

the light brigade number.

Hank!

Hank!

No, no, no, no!

Wait!

Wait!

Wait!

Wait!

Wait!

Wait!

Why'd you do this?

I did it wrong.

I did it wrong.

I did it wrong.

I did it wrong.

It's all right.

He's dead.

He's dead when you lose you too.

I did it all wrong.

I couldn't say it all.

I couldn't say it again.

I know.

Stop.

You did a good thing.

No.

You did a good thing.

He called my name.

He needed me.

I wish he would have shot one of us

f*ck.

Still can't get over the pure f*cking

idiocy of oaths.

Why don't you keep his name out your

f*cking mouth?

He didn't go out quietly.

I respect the hell out of him for that.

I respect it as well.

So what of him?

He was married.

Oh, that's a little bullshit.

It's the truth.

Told a few of us at the drop off.

Got a lot of ball busting for it.

He's the only one.

The only one with a f*cking wife.

Get this.

My name's Clementine.

I like this song.

Okay, fellas, let's make a promise right

now.

Whoever wins has to do so for his wife.

How about that?

That's exactly f*cking right, Pete.

You are.

I'm not the f*ck one who decided to widdle

or, you know...

Listen, just money or do something just to

make sure she's okay.

All right?

Sounds like some bleeding heart bullshit

to me.

Oh, f*cking, come on, f*ck.

Come on.

I know you got a heart for that

settlement.

f*cking say I never did anything for you,

MacGreeves.

My man.

What about you, Baker?

I warned you.

Number 23.

Yeah?

Yeah.

Come on.

Yeah.

What about you, Stevens?

Why not?

Go team.

You feeling okay?

No, I'm not feeling okay.

It's a hell of a thing.

I haven't been sick in ten years,

and my body decides to do it during this

exact stretch of days like some cruel

f*cking joke.

It's called irony.

Yeah, I know what irony is.

Don't stop me, though.

Just to f*cking win this sh*t.

f*ck!

Hey, um... Why don't your buddy ask me if

I wanted to help hang Stroll out, you know?

I mean, um... You know,

I wanted to be asked.

You didn't hear me say I didn't want to be

asked, did you?

No, I didn't hear you say that,

no.

sh*t, man.

I think I just got up on the wrong foot

with you boys, you know?

Like, I'm a good enough guy to get to know

me.

I just... I don't really have a crowd,

you know?

I never had a crowd in school,

I guess is what I'm trying to say.

You know, I was always getting up on the

wrong foot.

But, um... f*ck, man, I mean...

You guys gotta have a couple of buddies on

a f*cked up thing like this, right?

Mm-hmm.

Mm-hmm.

sh*t, damn.

Listen, man, um...

That rank kid... Yeah.

I...

I didn't want to see him go, you know?

I would never, you

know... f*ck, man, I just...

I can't stop f*cking hearing it and seeing

it in my mind over and over again, man.

I can't f*cking do it anymore,

man.

I just gotta...

I'm just... I'm f*cking sorry,

man.

And I can't think it's my f*cking fault,

right?

It's not my fault, man.

It's not.

It's not.

It's not.

So, what do you want, kid?

Do you want to be a part of the day?

Yeah, yeah, yeah.

That's what I was saying.

Okay.

I'll tell that...

I'll tell that b*tch she

can't have enough bread to

stay on fifth after the

rest of her f*cking life.

Okay, man.

And if you don't mind telling your

buddies, you said I'm a part of it.

I can tell Pete, yeah.

Thanks, man.

Yeah, thanks.

You guys gotta have a couple of buddies,

man.

That's what my daddy always used to say.

f*ck, f*ck!

Oh, sh*t, man.

I'm sorry, man.

It's okay.

I don't wanna die.

I don't wanna die.

I hate it, you know?

You gotta die.

And that's the f*cked up thing about all

this, is that we all gotta go, you know?

It just doesn't have to be like this right

now, you know?

It doesn't have to be like this,

but...

f*ck!

f*ck, man.

Hey, you can't f*cking stop it,

man.

Hey, you okay?

The f*ck did you just say?

The f*ck did you just say, man?

I didn't f*cking mean to k*ll that kid,

man.

I didn't f*cking mean it, okay?

Okay, okay.

I'm f*cking sorry, man.

Yeah.

f*ck!

Hey, Gary, come on, man.

It's all right.

We're all right.

We're all just friends right now,

man.

We're all just walking together as

friends, okay?

You got us.

You got us.

You got your pack.

All right?

Come on.

Hey, come on.

Just a second.

Okay, so we're gonna keep walking.

I'm gonna go tell Pete that...

We'll go tell Pete you want me to go.

All right?

Please, man.

All right.

All right, keep walking, please.

That's good.

No, no, no, no, no, no.

f*ck.

Oh, f*ck, man.

I gotta go, man.

I gotta f*cking go, man.

Hey, f*ck him.

f*ck him.

Hey!

It's all right, Gary.

Just keep... f*ck, man.

Hey, f*ck him.

Hey, f*ck him.

Oh, Pete, just let him walk.

Come on.

Keep walking, Gary.

Don't stop.

Don't stop.

We'll be with you wars forever now,

okay?

It's not easy.

It's not easy.

f*ck!

f*ck!

God!

How do you do that?

How the f*ck do you do that?

What the f*ck do you do?

Everyone, keep walking.

No.

In the cavern, in the cavern, excavating

for a mine, wealth of miner, 49er,

and his daughter, Clementine.

Yes, I loved her, and I loved her,

though her shoes were number nine.

There were boxes without boxes,

and there was work for Clementine.

Oh, my darling.

Oh, my darling.

Oh, my darling, Clementine.

You're a lost man, I got a friend.

You're even f*cking close, right?

What?

To your mom?

Oh, yeah, it shouldn't be long now.

Yo, I'm a lucky son of a b*tch,

Gary.

To see your mom.

How am I going to see you between now and

the end, huh?

No one but the f*cking pigs who come and

stare.

I'm homesick.

I'm not f*cking scared.

Yeah, I'm scared, too, Carlo.

If it makes you feel any better,

I think we're all homesick.

You know, it f*cking means it for you to

help me.

This is your home state.

You're the only one who gets to see

family.

I don't know.

I think maybe it might make it worse.

What the f*ck are you biting in for?

I think he's got it harder than either of

us.

I think he might throw him off.

Oh, f*ck off.

You're both crazy.

You really think it's gonna be larger?

I just want you to keep on walking.

I'm

gonna have to free poor Pete.

About 286.

We lived to fight another day.

f*ck.

Damn part of my sh*t fell off.

Gotta get rid of them both, daddy.

Or else the nails will start poking

through.

Unless you work harder when you walk

balanced.

Warning, number 47.

f*ck me.

Your feet.

Maybe...

Don't slow down, work.

Can't stop.

Quick!

I'm so sorry.

No, no, no, no, no.

She will k*ll me.

No, don't go.

Please, don't go.

Keep walking.

Keep walking.

It's okay.

It's okay.

I'm so sorry, mom.

Just don't do this in front of her.

f*ck you.

The f*cking place is a piece of sh*t.

You were right.

I did what my dad did.

I... P.I.

has been such a f*cking massive thing.

I should've stayed in the f*cking car.

I should've just gone home.

Hey, you still wanna know how bad this

f*cking's gone, huh?

Shut the damn gate, please.

Hey, you've been walking for five days.

I've been walking my whole f*cking life.

You know, my parents both died in a big

w*r when I was... when I was little.

And you know the damn thing?

I remember a simple thing about it.

A drunk uncle took me in.

He beat the sh*t out of me and died in the

pool of his own puke when I was 10.

After that, I met kids sort of like me.

No parents, no parents didn't give a f*ck.

I lived on couches and in basements.

I slept in fields and ditches.

It took years before I

was finally caught by the

safe, but nothing was as

bad as how I was living.

Picking fights, stealing sh*t,

picking more fights.

It was the one that I picked up from the

long gone.

Yeah.

A guy who knew his way around hunting

knife.

He cut me.

He cut me f*cking good.

See, that's right.

I'll be looking at it.

See that?

You see it, yeah?

Yeah, I do.

Yeah.

He knocked me to death.

I woke up in the hospital and you know

what?

You know what, Ray?

I wasn't going to upset him.

Because it wasn't his fault at the time.

It was at that moment I

said I'll always choose to

find something light in

all this f*cking darkness.

Can we support him a second chance if not?

You do find another late, Pete.

You do.

I don't have that in me, though.

I would have been f*cking dead if it

wasn't for you.

You think this sh*t is easy?

Huh?

No way.

It's f*cking hard.

I fly f*cking hard.

Yeah.

I don't have much to lose.

I have everything to do.

That's why I'm here.

Yeah.

I want that price.

I can do something good.

Maybe help some children who's like me.

Sure, I could have used Ray.

What?

The blood.

Ray, listen.

If you make this...

Yes?

I suggest you choose love.

I suggest you take that price and go home

and see the model.

Because Ray?

Ray?

You'll go f*cking here.

Thank you for serving.

Thanks, Pete.

Yeah.

Hey, listen.

I've been thanking you.

I've all got to get together on something.

What?

We all got to make an agreement.

And from here on out, no help for anyone.

You either do it on your own or you don't

do it.

The first that's supposed to mean is 70's,

huh?

The first that's supposed to mean is 70's,

huh?

No, Pete, I think you might be right.

You can't keep saving me.

What about the musketeers?

Oh, f*ck your musketeers.

It's better for all of us than you know

it.

And my nose.

I had nose bleeding.

We're here to give a sh*t about your nose

and bleed, banker.

We've all got our issues if you couldn't

tell.

What'd you say?

Oh, shut up.

Parker!

Ollie Parker, are you in?

Ollie!

f*ck you!

God damn m*therf*cker!

My face!

Come on!

Oh, f*ck.

Oh, God.

Where's Pete?

I know.

Hey.

Hey, my nose.

My nose.

My nose.

My nose, please.

Ain't that bad, Ollie?

No.

Huh?

No, no.

It's not that bad.

It's an internal beverage.

Pretty common.

Sevens.

Please, come on.

My grandma used to put ice on my nose.

Uh-huh.

That's how I have a telescope.

I wish I had some ice to put on.

Yeah.

Let's get you some of these.

Just keep walking.

Yeah.

I'm going down now, boys.

Just keep walking a little longer,

okay?

Okay.

Okay.

Please.

I can't wait.

I'm sorry.

I'm going home.

Don't apologize.

Don't apologize, all right.

Keep your head up, buddy.

You gave this your all.

Dead.

Dead.

Like, f*ck you, dude.

And then here.

And you know what?

You've made some friends.

This is g*dd*mn right.

Hey, Arden.

You've been a hell of a f*cking friend.

Truly.

Life.

Life will be hard.

Of course.

See, I'll do something for me.

Absolutely.

Make a departure.

You give this to my grandma?

Make it.

Of course.

Of course.

Promise me one thing.

Yeah.

Don't watch me do it.

Promise me.

Promise me.

I promise.

Promise me.

I promise.

I promise you.

Thanks.

I'm going home.

I'm going home.

It's a little longer, right?

I'm going home.

I'm going home.

I'm going home.

I'm going home.

I'm going home.

I'm going home.

A f*cking cat, man.

Do you know what I want more than

anything?

What did?

And what's Jewish?

You're in the home stretch.

For better or for worse.

There's going to be wheat and there's

going to be chaff.

You Jews, boys, remember?

You Jews.

Shut the f*ck up.

Holy sh*t.

Suck a d*ck, will you?

I mean, you f*cking lotus eater,

you old sack of sh*t.

Shut up.

That's the spirit, my boy.

That's a k*ller f*cking instinct.

Ain't no prisoners.

Flex that sack and go get that prize.

What will happen if we slow it at the

exact same time?

There's no way any three

humans can measure exactly

like these instruments

they have at their sight.

Increments.

How the f*ck do you know so much about the

one walk anyway?

It's all on record.

Never in a book.

Come on, come on, come on, come on,

come on, man.

It's almost over.

Say something, will you?

I'm the rabbit.

Huh?

I'm the f*cking rabbit.

You've seen those little green mechanical

rabbits.

The Greyhounds chase at the dog races.

Because no matter how

fast the dogs run, they

never came quite

catching up to the rabbit.

Because the rabbit is a flesh and loin.

Maybe they're right here, ain't they?

Maybe we should stop being rabbits and

pigs and...

little goats and sheep

and... these big people.

The real people.

The wind.

You want to know how I know so much about

the long walk?

My major's my father.

I'm his pastor.

I didn't think he knew I was his son.

That's why I made my mistake.

He's got dozens of hooks.

For my work show, I was going to ask him

to take it into my father's home.

Somebody invited for tea.

And I guess his rabbit is flesh and loin.

And his flesh and loin is fairly big,

huh?

I can feel my liver going.

My lungs feeling fluid.

And I'd like to end this sh*t with my head

held high.

Instead of crawling on my belly like a

reptile choking on my home, you miss it.

Think it'll rain in that woods?

I don't know.

But it looks that way.

And I always love the rain.

Hey.

I'm sorry.

There's going to be crowds.

They allow the winners too.

The real diehards, the ones that will walk

with you.

The ones that want to see the Major do the

final k*ll.

Just keep walking, okay?

I'm glad it's you too.

Nice walking with these diamonds.

Been honoring.

Good luck.

Bird warning 38.

Final warning.

Come on.

Do me.

50% chance now, Pete.

f*cking do me!

Pete, can I tell you something?

Sure.

When I was a kid, right?

I never really thought about death.

You know, I don't think much kids do.

They get confronted by it.

But once I was, I was scared shitless.

I was so afraid of it.

But there's something about being with

these boys.

I don't know.

It reminded me that the only guarantee you

have is that you are going to die.

And if you're lucky, you get to choose how

to spend those last moments.

And you're right, Pete.

This moment matters.

Every moment matters.

Especially at the end.

I don't know why that calms me.

But I'm not afraid of anyone.

You gonna win this compadre?

Get up.

No, you gonna do this for your mom.

Get up.

Get off me, Ray.

Come on.

What the f*ck are you doing?

Ray!

Being a brother, it's my brother.

Come on.

You just want me to know more,

okay?

Okay.

You convinced your m*therf*cker.

I can't see it.

But you can.

That's why I love you.

Ray!

Ray!

I love you, Pete.

Ray!

I love you, Mr. Garretty.

Ray!

Ray!

May God reward your bravery.

Ladies and gentlemen, our champions,

eat them and breathe!

Congratulations, Mr. Garretty.

The past prize is yours.

So tell me, son.

What's your wish?

The whole nation is watching, son.

What's your wish?

I want a carbine.

You'll have one.

No.

I want that carbine.

Give to my kids one day.

Sir?

Give him this wish.

He won't sh**t anyone, boys.

He's won too much.

And remember, this one wants to make the

world a better place.

Isn't that right, son?

Hold your fire, old f*cking dude!

Hold your fire, boys!

Hold your fire!

That's all right, son.

Come on, Don.

Not yet.

Put the g*n down.

The whole world is waiting for it.

There's more riches than you could

possibly imagine.

Put the g*n down.

The prize is yours for the taking.

Don't throw it away.

This is for right.