A Marriage in Trouble | DRAMA | Full Movie in English

A Marriage in Trouble | DRAMA | Full Movie in English

(maleficent orchestral music) (radio chatter blaring) (dark rock music) (helicopter propeller rumbling) (bullets crashing) (rifle shots booming) ♪ In the future’s a place ♪ ♪ Filled with tools that
you can use to undo ♪ ♪ The mistakes that you’re making ♪ ♪ Right now that you cannot avoid ♪ ♪ La la la la ♪ ♪ La la la ♪ ♪ La la la la la la la ♪ – Live in San Diego with Terry
Malloy and his wife Jesika. They celebrate two homecomings. Terry just returned from
three consecutive tours. His father, a different homecoming. – Despite the fact that
it’s 30 years too late, put this purple heart … If I can get you to turn
here so I can make sure that the camera and the people see that we are resuming
with our great respect. – Thank you sir. – [Man Outside] Get back in the car. – [Woman Outside] You know what,
you can stop, it’s alright. It’s fine, just let him go. I wanna talk to him. Why won’t you let me … – If they only knew it. Let me see. – Get in the car.
– I’ll talk to her, I’ll talk to him, it’ll be fine. It’ll be fine. – Move ‘em out. – George, get back in, get back in. George, get back in here, please. – Go on, I got him. – Okay, I’m okay. – Get in the house. Follow the wall, get in the house. Go on, I’ll see you tomorrow. – Terry, come here, come on in. We’ve been waiting for you. She’s been waiting for you. (jacket scrapes) Alright. (Terry laughing) – Are you just fooling me? Just fooling me? – Better wake up. – You have a problem. – It’s right here. I ought to kill you. (lips smacking) – Wait. No, Terry. (dramatic orchestral music) (bed creaking) Terry. (Terry breathing heavily) What happened to you in that war? (Terry snoring) Hmm? Baby? (intense drum music) (man whispering) (birds chirping) – [Terry Voiceover] If she really knew … Well, she couldn’t know ‘cause if she did, if I told her, that would’ve messed her up. ♪ The frost is killing
the strawberry field ♪ ♪ As I board the plane to London ♪ ♪ And like a circus man
in a high-wire act ♪ ♪ I get the shutters all the same ♪ ♪ ‘Cause I’m flying away ♪ ♪ I’m flying away ♪ ♪ Last night, it got late in the city ♪ ♪ It was cold, it was kinda chilly ♪ ♪ And now I’m looking
down from high altitudes ♪ ♪ And I can see the outlines of Philly ♪ ♪ As I’m flying away ♪ ♪ As I’m flying away ♪ – [Terry Voiceover] First time I saw her, one of my buddies was
trying to hook up with her. She caught me watching
her and she blew him off. Next thing I know,
she’s sitting on my lap. (plastic crinkling) (leaves crunching) (lips smack) – Stop it. (propeller engine rumbles) (guns banging) – [Terry Voiceover] My dad,
he’s always been a little nuts, especially after my mom left us, after he got back from Vietnam. – [Jesika] Shit, stop
the car, stop the car. – Oh God. So gross. – [Terry] He’s dead. – He’s dead. Should we get a taxidermist? (Terry laughs) Well, he was once. (police radio chattering) (car engine hums) (police radio chattering) – Yeah, that’s a good boy. (tire squeals) (upbeat guitar music) (motorcycle engine purrs loudly) – [Terry Voiceover] Yeah,
it was hard coming back home (chuckles) I reckon. Had to get used to
dealing with the locals. ♪ Grade A shoes, Grade A shoes ♪ ♪ Can’t seem to kick it,
these rattling blues ♪ ♪ Tossing and a turning all night long ♪ ♪ Great shoes leaving like
they’re ending their own ♪ ♪ Great shoes leaving like
they’re ending their own ♪ ♪ Took a wrong guess,
started feeding the pig ♪ ♪ Cattle and the cats are feeling good ♪ – Excuse you.
– Easy you. – It’s a little rude. It’s my ride, not yours. (speaks German) (speaks Italian) (motorcycle rumbles) (piano chimes) – This is your mom’s song. She made it up for you when you were very small and she was all alone with you while I was over there,
doing what we had to do. ♪ With a cool head and a warm heart ♪ ♪ You’ll always get around ♪ ♪ With a cool head and a warm heart ♪ ♪ Nobody’s gonna put you down ♪ ♪ Gonna put you down ♪ ♪ I’ve been in some kind of trouble ♪ ♪ Most of my young life ♪ ♪ I don’t go looking for problems ♪ ♪ I just wanna do what’s right ♪ ♪ But when I realize ♪ ♪ There’s no one around ♪ (saw rings) Something like that. – Hoorah.
– Hoorah. That’s not a word. – Of course it is. – Okay, you wanna stay with it? We’ll see. – Terry. – G, H, I … Intercourse, inexplicable, ingenuity, intimate. No internet. – Give it to me. – Hoorah (laughs) – Yeah. – This dictionary is from 1966. George, this is from 1966. – And it’s the rules. – Come on, it’s off. – It’s the rules. We gotta have rules and … – Regulations!
– Regulations! That’s right. – Yup. – Without rules and
regulations, we don’t have … Fuck ‘em. Fuck ‘em and their paperwork. You’re finally home. 30 years and you’re finally home. ♪ There’s a spider sitting
on the window ledge ♪ ♪ But the wind blows the
spider from the edge. ♪ – [Young Boy] It’s the only thing. Sometimes, when it’s dark and I go there, I see these lights and I imagine that they come
walking down the mountain to me and inside, there’s talking
bones, and stuffed animals. It’s scary very fun but the only thing, sometimes when it’s dark and
I go there, I see these lights ‘cause every week they’re
there and they kill people. ♪ There’s a spider hanging
on of my window ledge ♪ ♪ But the wind blows the
spider flying from the edge ♪ ♪ The spider goes flying — ♪ – Thank you, Lord, for
letting me come home, baby. Thank you so much. Thank you, Jesus. Thank you, Jesus, for
letting me come home. Dear Lord, thank you. I appreciate it. – I’ll sleep out here. – No, come on, we’re your guests. – Nah, it’s alright. He’s asleep on the bed. You guys go ahead. – He’s asleep on the bed? He’s asleep on the bed? – Yeah, go ahead. You guys go in there and
make yourself comfortable. (horse whinnies) (Tommy blows raspberries) (George coughs) (woman gasps) – You scared me, you dork. – Should not be sneaking around out here. – Always forgets to feed
them but that’s just George. I always know when I’m needed. He told me everything. – Well, just go to bed
then, he’ll be back. He’s around. Go to bed. – Good thing you didn’t
lose any arms or anything. Wish you were still there? – Sometimes. – Are you okay? – Are you okay? (Jesika crying) – Don’t stay out here all
night with this guy, alright? – I’ll try not to. (metal clanks) Damn it. So fucking useless. (dogs howling and barking) (hands scraping) (George shouting and singing tribal music) (upbeat ska music) – [Terry Voiceover] First
tour, finally in country. Two days, two clicks. Bam, got two, one through the other. Beautiful. God, there is nothing like
that here in this world. (upbeat ska music) ♪ You listen to the mystery ♪ ♪ It’s like butter on a piece of toast ♪ ♪ Listen to what’s
coming out the speaker ♪ – Second tour, in the streets, hunting. I was a fucking cowboy,
blowing in doors at night. Little mother-fuckers
always seem to be eating, sitting against walls. Old men, women, kids … You trust no one. I guess they were
screaming, I don’t remember. I have my own personal music in my head. (upbeat ska music) ♪ You’re gonna find out that it’s heavy ♪ ♪ Find out that it’s heavy ♪ ♪ Find out that it’s in my mind ♪ ♪ Yeah ♪ (birds chirping) (ominous whistles blowing) – [Terry Voiceover] Six
of us took a power plant, secured it and had to hold it. Hold up two weeks, waiting for support. Constant mortar fire. Lost two of my men. (leaves rustling) – George. (sighs) – Don’t touch that. (washboard rattles) (horse whinnies) – Why’s that horseshoe upside down? – Keep the luck from falling out. – For luck? – Yeah. – Why upside down? – It’s not upside down, it’s — – Inside out. – Inside out. (horse whinnying) (dramatic orchestral music) (moves to dubious orchestral music) (motorcycle engine purrs) (man groans) – [Woman] God, I don’t have reception. – [Man] Baby, you’re in
the middle of nowhere, this is what happens. – Why are you handsome? You’re stripping for me today? – You got it. (lips smack) (man grunts) – [Woman] Oh, man. – Look what Daddy brought Mommy. (woman gasps) (man laughing) Cheers. ♪ To years of walking in circles. ♪ ♪ But with some help from
the powers that be. ♪ I had a nightmare last night. – [Woman] Really? – I was in Germany, in World War II, and it was subtitled. ♪ If ever a light ray should reach me ♪ ♪ I would surely be painfully burned. ♪ – Oh hey, excuse me, got a delivery here. Are you Martina? (horse whinnies) (cardboard scraping) – That’s a cute little
knife you’ve got there. (laughs) It’s very dainty. Sakai, is that your name? Frank.
– Frank? – It’s a sharp little knife, isn’t it? If you push that in there, then presto. – Thanks. – I have one like that at home. – (chuckles) Really? – I’ll show it to you later. It’s a little bigger. Does the same service. It was very nice to meet you. – It was nice meeting you too, Martina. – [Frank] Welcome to the neighborhood. – [Sakai] What was your name again? – Frank.
– Frank. – Bastinatti.
– Bastinari. – Bastinatti.
– Bastinatti. – Whose bike is this? – [Frank] My bike. Do you like it? – Nice. – I’ll give you a ride sometime. – [Sakai] Yeah, that’d be great. ♪ And this dark existence
will come to an end ♪ ♪ And the judgment gavel to drop ♪ – [Terry Voiceover] Martina was my best friend’s older sister. Used to go over to their house. I could always smell her. That sweet smell reminded me of Jimmy. Nah, we never hooked up. Back then, I wasn’t bad
enough for her, I guess. Yeah, right. That’s why I joined the Marines. Please. Truth is, she had her chance. She wanted a badass, alright, but she went and married
some fucking asshole whose face I broke in the state finals. (leaves crunching) – Excuse me, sir. Sir. Sir? I’m a little lost and
I’m trying to find — – Get down, you fucking %*#! Get down! Charlie! Charlie %*#! Vietkong. Get down on the fucking
ground and stay there! – Don’t understand, I’m American. – Fuck me, man. Who the fuck are you? – [Sakai] I’m just a delivery guy. – I didn’t order anything. – [Sakai] I just need directions. – Look, it’s not loaded, I’m sorry. I just keep it … Sorry. – Crazy, man. – I’m sorry. (intense bass drums banging) (devilish voices chant and whisper) – So what’s with you? – I was gonna ask you the same thing. – Come here. – Phew. What is this, horse tennis? – Works on me too.
– Yeah? I could get used to this again, you know? (lips smack) (upbeat acoustic guitar music) – You got it, you got it. (car engine roars) – God, this job sucks. So there’s this new Hollywood show. I’m following up on this, I’m telling you, no bullshit, I’ll be on TV in a year. – What’s happening? – I think they ought to
do one about hunting. You know what I mean? They go the dancing and the other shit. – [Terry Voiceover] Chuck and Derrick. Always thought they made
one fucking cute couple. – You fucker. (mellow country music) (people chattering) (engine growling) – What I would do to that. (bells chime) – I got the beige ones. You know Rancho Binera? – Yeah on the — – Yeah, right on the corner here when you’re coming in, that big store? Okay, if you go there and you ask Paco, which is the owner, just tell him that you saw
Martina’s boots, that’s me, and he’ll show you. He has all the best stuff. All the coolest, coolest … (wind chimes ringing) – You like ‘em? They’re only three dollars. Isn’t it cute? – Yeah. – I’m gonna take ‘em. (chimes ringing loudly) – Hello, lovely lady. Might I offer you some
assistance with that. – I got it. – Looks kind of heavy. – Yup, yup. – You know, I am known as
the best bare-back rider in this entire community, it’s true. – Fuck it. (grunts) – They go back to their
nest, bleed to death. Takes a while. Not a clean kill, if you know what I mean. – Yeah. – You got a rat problem? – Rats. – If there’s one, there’s always more. That’ll work. Them gonna hurt. Spendy. I got a cheaper method. You get yourself a fifty gallon trash can. Good choice. They go back to their nest,
bleed to death, takes a while. – We’re gonna get somebody. – How are you guys? – Good.
– Good. – Yeah, you guys okay? – Everything is great. Everything is really great. – Have a good day, Officer Todd. – Yeah, fuck you. – Why you like that? You can’t be that rude to those guys. (car doors slamming) – How you doing, buddy? – Hey, Terry. – Hey, Terry! How are you? Hi, oh we just met. You must be Jesika. We were just talking in
the store about the boots. What a coincidence. I’m Martina, I’m Terry’s friend. I’ve heard a lot about you. – Yeah, you told me you’re Martina. (Jesika sniffs) – Honey, we never fucked. Listen, so we’re doing
the party this week. Todd and I, my husband and I … Have you met Todd? Well, he’s Terry’s friend. We’re gonna do a little party
like Terry’s mom used to have, those little fiestas. Right? You Remember? Don’t need to bring
anything except your bodies. Bye. What? – I was gonna tell you about them. (engine roars) – About what? The fiesta? Or the ‘never fucked’ part? (car engine ignites) (truck engine roars) – No, it’s okay, it’s okay. Let her go. (unnerving tone whines) (trash can clinking) – Shit! (giggling) (horse whinnies) – Does it bother you if I wear this thing? – It’s nice. It’s good. – I don’t know what came over me, I guess I’m just feeling … (silverware clinks) – Hey, Pop, you should see this. – Oh, it smells good. Oh, yeah. Oh my God, what the hell is that? Is that a joke? What’s going on? – [Frank] (laughing) You are so forward and so fresh and I love it. Do you know that? – [Sakai] Now I know. – [Frank] You know what you do? You deliver. You deliver the goods. – Maybe we should just
open a bottle of scotch. What do ya think? Let’s just have a good shot, alright? Just calm down. I think you’re just
trying to have fun, right? You’re just trying to have a
good time, I don’t blame you. God bless ya. (laughs) Good on you, mate, as they say. Good for you. That was funny. That is funny. Let me get a bottle out of there. – [Frank] I just hope you
don’t deliver too fast. – I couldn’t put that much
in, that’s all we got. – Kill it, Dad.
– Huh? – Let’s do it, Pop. – I don’t know what’s wrong,
I don’t know what I did, but if you wanna keep
bugging me, go ahead. I’m not gonna get into it. – (groans) Fuck it, Dad, fuck it. – I don’t know what’s going on here? Fuck it.
– Fuck it, Dad. – Fuck it, you got it. Fuck it. (horse neighing) – [Sakai] Did you hear something? – [Frank] Did I do something wrong, again? I knew it. ù^$, it’s ù^$. – [Sakai] Oh, honey. (George gagging and groaning)
(vomit splashing) – I’m sorry, I’m sorry. Can’t hold it. What’s the premise? (ominous percussive music) (motorcycle rumbling) (devilish voice whispering) (dogs barking) – Hey, you old fatty, I have
a bone to pick with you. Yeah, you better walk away. Flaming, flabby, old,
ancient piece of shit. – Kick his %*#, Frank. – You know what, that’s the last time I help you with your bike, okay? It’s gonna rust in a pile. Big pile of rusting bike shit, you fat, flaming, %*#otty, %*# fest. – You wanna fight me now? – Okay. God, that’s hot but don’t. We don’t actually fight, we
just shout at one another. Come on, let’s go. (gun clicks) (motorcycle roars) (motorcycle purring) – [Sakai] Are there bears around here? – [Frank] Are there bears? Are there … Oh, grizzly bears, of course there are. You know, I love a man in uniform. – [Sakai] This is ^ù$ing me out. – [Frank] (sighs) Fine. You go on then, you go,
you just don’t mind me. (brush rustling) (crickets chirping) – Hello? Hello? (Frank meows) (grass rustling) (Frank howls) (Frank sighs) (unnerving tones blaring) (metal clinks) (light clicks) (feet scraping) (door knocks) (door knocks) – Really sorry, ma’am, don’t
mean to bother you at all, not to be a nuisance,
but your neighbors … What I mean to say is, thinking
about the whole community, this is the safest in the whole state and we’re very proud of that fact. – Very proud. – We’d like to welcome
you into the community. – Very welcome. If there’s anything you
need, anything at all, don’t you hesitate to call. (jovial country music) (doors slams) (door creaks) – [Terry Voiceover] My buddies in the core always asked to see pictures of my kids. I mean the ones that don’t know me. I couldn’t bring myself to tell them the reason why Jess and I didn’t have any. Now, I’m not even sure myself sometimes. (door creaks) ♪ Now, the year just turned into a day ♪ ♪ I’ve got a few left to live ♪ ♪ I think there must be more to this ♪ ♪ I’m not exactly sure what it is ♪ ♪ So I’m thinking of orange ♪ ♪ And it does me some good ♪ ♪ And I’m glad that it does ♪ ♪ I wasn’t sure that it would ♪ – [Terry Voiceover] Hard
to see your guys in pieces. You wonder how they’ll ever
make it back home, all broke up. You pick up whatever
missing parts you can find, stick ‘em on their helmet, hope they can put ‘em all
back together or something. ♪ Now, I’m thinking of blue ♪ ♪ It reminds me of you ♪ – Are you ready? – Ready. For what? – Your first horseback riding lesson. – Oh wait, is it you? I don’t know. Yeah, I guess I’m ready. – Let’s start working. Come here, we gotta start with the basics. – I don’t see shit. (gun bangs) – So this is what you do. You go with a rope like this, trying to get the movement in a circle so you can get what you want from him. (Martina mouth clicking) (saw grinding) (Martina stomps) (Jesika stomps) (Martina mouth clicks) (Jesika stomping) (saw grinding) (leaves crinkling) (women laughing) (gun banging) (metal clinking) – [Terry Voiceover] You gotta be there for the guy next to you. You gotta trust that that
Marine has got more resolve than the enemy could
possibly throw at you. It’s like we’re all one body, a closeness. You can’t imagine anything like it. (dirt grinding) – Police came. – What’d they complain about? – Nothing. – Which cop was it? He hit on you? With the mustache? – Okay. Yeah. – You like it? – What’s wrong, Terry? – [Terry] Ease up. – You ease up. What else do you want me to say? – [Terry] What else did he say? Why was he here? – That the neighbors called — – What’d the man say? – [Jesika] I don’t know — – See we don’t have cops come around here! – What am I supposed to say, Terry?! You give the cop a call
to ask him, alright?! What’s wrong with you? Can’t even recognize you anymore. Forget it. (dirt grinding) (metal clinking) – Start off even, except for you. (eerie dance music) (moves to Hispanic rock music) – You havin’ a good time? – Yeah. – Yeah?
– Yeah, great. – That’s good, that’s good. Want a little something stronger? (woman grunts) (fire crackling) – Love to stay and chat
more but I gotta go. Gotta get up for church tomorrow. G’night. – Yup. (fire crackling)
(quiet rock music) (moves to heavy rock music) (people cheering and shouting) (people cheering and shouting) – Rats are a creature of habit. They track the same trail
every time, follow each other. – So how do they mark their trail? – Sounds like sand-%*#❌❌rs to me. – (groans) Piss! Piss! (laughs) (malevolent rock music) (people laughing) Mark their trail with piss. Splash! (chuckling) You got rats in your house, you got a piss trail in your house. You put your ordinance on that piss trail. (people shouting)
(saw warbling) – Hello? (door knocking) Who’s that? – [Terry] It’s me, Pop. – Terry. – [Terry] What? – What’s up? – [Terry] Can I come in? – No. – [Terry] (laughing) Let me in. – Sure. (door rattles) It’s alright, you wanna
come in, I’ll let you in. (door rattles) – [Terry] Pop.
– Yeah, just cool it. One second, don’t pull on the door here. I’ll get it for you. The only time I can’t open
it is when I have to pee. Come on in. So, I’m just playing a
little game with the boys, how’s it going inside? Hey. Okay, you want two? Yeah, I’ll take two. I’m gonna check two. Checking to you. Oh, you’re going for the big thing. Is that you putting money in? Huh? You going for the big bet? – [Terry] You okay? – Your mom and I are proud of you. I’m sure this war was
like every other war. It’s gonna take time. – Did you like it over there, Pop? – Did I like it? I didn’t like … – I like being with my brothers. I like it. – Right, I know what you mean. I liked it too. – Those olive %*#s … (Terry sobbing) (metal rattling) – Be quiet! Settle down. (dog barks) Shh! Quiet out there. You leave the horses alone. – (laughs) You know why I joined, Pop? – Why? – I joined for you. – For me? – I figured I’d join the Marines and I’d go all the way just for you. I’ll make you proud, Dad. I’ll make you proud and Mom too. – Maybe it’s time to take a rest. You think? Take a rest for a while? – [Terry] No. – You don’t have to prove anything to me. (door creaks) (metal clinks) – Really worried, guys. Frank didn’t even call and he’s not … I was calling before and he didn’t answer. – Officer Todd, aisle two. Officer Todd. – Lazy bones on! – Then find him your fucking self. – What kind of a man you are! (Martina shrieking) – Better watch yourself. – Hey tough guy, hit the
fucking chick, I’ll fucking … Be cool! – It was an accident. It was an accident. (chain swing creaking) – Did you know Indians,
a long long time ago, this place was so brown. Indians were saving their nest here, bad guys came to the world and fighting and this became a old old
seat until Indians were gone. It tooked a long long time. – See what we got. Nice you boys could all get together, give the girls some space. – That a little lucky thing? You believe that kind of brings
you luck and shit? (laughs) – Sure I do. – Yeah?
– Yeah. – It’s from a dead thing. – Well I know, but I don’t know. It was Terry’s. – Really? – I mean, he gave it to my brother, Terry’s best friend. Didn’t he tell you? – Nuh uh. – So what’s his name? – James. Jimmy. – And where is he now? I’m sorry. I’m sorry. I’m married so it’s okay. – Oh, oh yeah. – I’m sensing him. (ominous overtones ringing) – Oh shit. Oh shit. Come on, Terry, please stop. – Come one, hya. – (chuckles) What are you doing? – What do you say we have another hand? That’s alright with everybody? (cards slapping) (maleficent orchestral music) – Stop that. (car door slams) (Jesika shrieks) (leaves rustling) (eerie tones ringing) – You sure you’re in condition to ride? – Oh yeah. Yeah, I know. Yeah, I know like I always know. (Jesika blowing loudly) I’m blowing away the bad husband. (Jesika blowing loudly) Into the good horse. – That’s my horse. – That’s my husband. – That’s sweet. – No, that’s funny. – It is funny.
– It’s funny. – It is funny. – ‘Cause I should be on TV, right? Do not touch me! You hit me, you hit me! – Come away from there. Jess, what are you saying? – I don’t hang out with men who hit me. Go away. Go away! – That’s all I got, sorry about that, just a pair of bullets. (Terry waling) – You know what, that’s
not working anymore. It’s not working anymore! – No!
– Stop it! Stop it, stop it, stop it, stop it. (Jesika groaning) (cards flopping) (George sighs) – Smart is how we play in this
relationship, in this family. George, Terry and Jesika, the
perfect trio forever and ever. – Gotta good hand here,
let’s see what we got. Forgot to take the jokers out. (wind howling) – (laughing) We have a witness. (laughing) We have a witness. Don’t tell. Don’t tell. – Not everybody … Not everybody has to go through it either. A lot of people don’t understand. Fuck ‘em. (metal clinking) – [Jesika] Don’t tell
George ‘cause he’s gonna … Don’t tell George. Don’t tell George. (water splashing) (Jesika panting and whimpering) (Terry crying) (maleficent electronic music) – Why?! (Terry panting heavily) (dubious orchestral music) – Come on, Derrick. I’m gonna be still. You go do your thing. (gun bangs) (guys laughing) Okay, let’s go. – [Derrick] Oh, shit. (malevolent orchestral music) (light bulb clicking) – I think it’s six foot. – You got it! Put it down. (gun bangs) (man gargling) What the fuck? – You killed her? (man screams)
(gun booms) – [Terry Voiceover] How did it feel? You ever been in a fight? I didn’t think so. Well, then you’ll never know. Get up! Get your mother boy. Come on, get up boy. Alright, come on boy, get up! Come on, stand up son.
– Stay away. Stay away.
– Ah, gimme that. – Oh Terry, man? – Fucking weak, stand up! Stand up! Stand up, son. Get up!
– Ow. Ow.
– Get in line. – What the fuck? I was meaning to ask you about that. – What? Stand up. Wake up, boy. Fucking haircut. – How you doing, Joe? – As good as any time. – You miss your Ka-Bar, boy? Hmm?
– I sold that. – You miss it? You miss being a Marine, boy? – It hurts, man. – You were a hell of a running back, kid. You’re a fucking hell of a running back. Stand up, stand up! Fucking look at the men! Look at your brothers, they’re in order. You see the order? You’re fucking shaking ‘em. Shut up! How they look? Better than you, right? Shame on you. Shame on you. Wake up, boy. Stand in line. Get in order. Come on, come here. Shape up, son. You got a wife and kids soldier? – Yes sir! – What you been doing about them, soldier? Huh?! What you been doing about them?! You taking care of business, son? – I tried. It’s all wrong. – It’s your lucky day, man. – I hope so. – It is. – Yes sir. – Looking better, looking better, yeah. You’re sloppy, son, you’re sloppy. No more. – I know, sir. – You drink again, I
fucking come and kill you. Do you understand? Do you fucking understand me? You drink again, I fucking kill you. I fucking kill you. Do you understand? Stand up, chest out.
– I understand. – Chin up, wake up, son. Wake up! – Yes sir. (Joe breathing heavily) – Sharp, boom. Take care of business. – Yes sir! – Go on, boy! Get home! Go, go, go, go, go! Third tour, they pulled me back. Told me it was about exposure to DU. It’s some bullshit. That shit was all burned
in the city anyway. They put me in this little cage, buying weapons from the street, you know? Like a needle exchange? And we gave ‘em dollars, US cash. Mostly bought cheap shit, AK’s, most of them real broke anyway. There were some real ones too. 16-A2’s, M-4’s, 24’s, 240’s, even old shit, like 1911’s. (man screams) No, I never asked where they got ‘em. What’s the fucking point? (door banging) – Anybody home? Todd, we don’t got a warrant. Todd, you okay? What’s up? (wind whizzing) (horse whinnies) (plastic cup crashes) (horse whinnies) – [Terry Voiceover] You
probably think I enjoy it. Maybe I do.
(gun bangs) (door creaks) (wind howling) – Terry. Jesika. (devilish chanting music) (grass rustling) ♪ Now Daddy’s home, girl ♪ ♪ You can stop dreaming ♪ ♪ You can stop wondering ♪ ♪ If it’s still there ♪ ♪ Now that the mysteries ♪ ♪ Have completely unfolded ♪ ♪ Don’t watch the news ♪ ♪ ‘Cause you know you don’t care ♪ ♪ Watching is easy ♪ God, Terry. ♪ It’s not believing ♪ What are you doing? Have you seen the house? ♪ It doesn’t have any ♪ ♪ Affect on the skin ♪ Terry, what’s the matter? ♪ It’s not unclear ♪ Did you do this? ♪ The whole world’s reactions ♪ ♪ Just a reflection ♪ What are you doing? ♪ Of the visions from you ♪ – Perimeter is secured, sir. – The perimeter? – Yes sir. – (groans) Oh, my God. Where’s Jesika? Where’s Jesika, is she back there? – That’s classified information, sir. – What are you talking about? Terry, are you okay? Terry, put that down. – No! – Terry, are you nuts? Terry, put it down. – Shoot me! – I will, Terry.
– %*#, shoot me! – I will shoot you, Terry. I will shoot.
– Shoot me! – I will shoot you. – Fucking %*#. – Put it down. – %*#!
– Put it down. Put it down. Terry! – [Terry] Where you going, Pop? Where you going?
– Put the gun down. – I wanna see you run, boy! Let’s see you run, soldier! Let’s see what you got! – I’m gonna run.
– Let’s go! Let’s see what you got! That way, boy, let’s go! Come on, boy! Come on, soldier! Get the lead out, come on their trippy! Let’s go, let’s go! (hollering) Let’s go, come on! – (groans) Oh, God. Don’t shoot. Terry, there’s mines here.
– Get in the shed! – Don’t walk, there’s mines around here. There’s mines all around here. Look, mine wire, trip wire. Don’t touch it. Don’t touch it, the mines will go off. – Ah man, you’re weak. (crying) Ah, no! (brush rustling) – Drop it, Terry. Don’t make me chase you. (gun bangs) (dog whimpering) (rooster crows) – [Terry Voiceover] So I came
in and I’d doll out the cash, same people too, not our guys, the fucking locals, even the women. You start recognizing the serial numbers. Somehow the same pieces would
always keep coming back in. 20, 30 times I’d buy this shit. Most expensive fucking
fire power on the planet. I came to do a job and this is what I got for my fucking training. I was a fucking Monkey ⚫️ ⚫️
in a cage, you get it? Now I don’t know how it
all got back out there. My duty at that point
was to shut the fuck up. (metal banging) Rise and shine soldier! I know who you are. – [George] What did I do to you? – I know what you do. You lied. – When did I lie to you? What did I lie to you about? – You wanted me to be a hero, right? Right?! – You are a hero. – [Terry] Coward. You coward. – I’m not the man you
are, that’s for sure. – [Terry] You shot yourself. Shot yourself in the leg, didn’t you? You’re weak. – I’m weak. – Go on, tell ‘em! Say your prayers. Come on, confess. – You’re quite a man. Quite a man, Terry. I’m proud of you. – Why him and not me?! Why?! – Dear God, what have I done? (gun booms) You got ‘em. You got it. (wind chimes jingling) Did that feel good? (gun booms) (gun booms) (bun booms) (metal clangs) – Sir. Would I go back? Hell yes. I’m out of my cage. (explosion booms) (“Ave Maria”) (move to punk rock music)

A war veteran tries to reconnect with his wife and his father.

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