Ford v Ferrari - A Conversation About Stopwatches and Origins
Phil Remington:
Nice stopwatch.
Carroll Shelby:
Want one? They're Italian.
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Mud - Accusations of Theft Among Friends
Senior:
J.J. Crawford said a boat motor went missin’ from his stock yard. Said his daughter saw this one and his friend haulin’ it off. Now you tell me right now, did you steal that motor?
Ellis:
We didn’t steal it.
Senior:
Lie to me again.
Ellis:
We thought it was junk. We didn’t think it was worth anything.
Mary Lee:
Ellis?
Senior:
You tell me I raised a thief?
Ellis:
I’m not a thief.
Senior:
You take property that’s not yours. Property that belongs to another man. That junk is his livelihood. I’m ashamed of you.
Mary Lee:
Senior.
Senior: [to Mary Lee]
Shut your mouth. You think you can take things and not have him see it? Neither one of you has any respect for a man’s livelihood. A life that puts clothes on your back and food in your stomach.
Mary Lee:
Don’t you blame this on me. One doesn’t have a thing to do with the other and you know it.
Senior:
Don’t tell me what I know. If you can steal a man’s life out from under him in front of your son and think he won’t take a lesson from it than you’re even dumber than you look.
Ellis:
Stop it dad.
Senior:
She’s raisin’ you a snake like herself, and you can curl up with her ‘fore I give a damn. You just remember this when you watch them rip this house apart board by board. You hear me?!
Mary Lee:
You’re a man who’s never had the strength to support his own life. I never asked you for a thing, and I’ve never took a thing from you that I couldn’t provide for on my own. If they do tear my home apart the only joy I’ll have in my heart is knowin’ that they’ll be tearing you out of my life for good. Ellis. You’ll return that motor from where you found it and you’ll apologize in person to the man you took it from. I won’t hear about anything like this again.
Ellis:
I can’t take that motor back. But I’ll pay him for it. I’ll pay him what he wants for it.
Senior:
I don’t care what you do Ellis.
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Mud - The Complexity of Love and Trust
Senior:
You not talkin’ to me?
Ellis:
I’m talkin’. I’m talkin’ to both of you. That’s all ya’ll want to do is talk.
Senior:
Well, that’s your mother. Would rather tongue lash a problem than step up and handle it. You’ll see one day. Women are tough. They’ll set you up for things. You can’t trust love, Ellis. If you’re not careful, it’ll run out on you. You just gotta pick a woman and roll the dice. Hope you don’t wake up in fifteen years hatin’ each other.
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Mud - The Value of Hard Work and Love
Senior:
You know I love you?
Ellis:
Yessir. I know.
Senior:
I work you hard cause life is work. You know that?
Ellis:
Yessir.
Senior:
Your Mamma's been talkin bout movin in town.
Ellis:
What's that mean?
Senior:
She seems set on it. Wants to separate. She may ask me for a divorce.
Ellis: [pause]
What's that mean for me?
Senior:
It means enjoy the river son. Enjoy it while you live on it, cause this way a life isn't long for this world. Game and Fish’s bout made certain of that.
Ellis:
But you and me can still live out here. Game and Fish can't take your boat. Not while you’re still in it.
Senior:
The houseboat's in your mother's name. Her daddy give it to her not me. If she wants to leave it, Game and Fish has ever right to take this boat apart board by board.
Ellis:
But that ain't right. You work outta here. We got the ice machine, the traps. What are we supposed to do?
Senior:
Like I said, this is your mother's business.
Ellis:
I ain't no townie. I ain't livin like that.
Senior: [pause]
I've let you down. A man should be in charge of his own affairs, but I haven't worked it like that.
Ellis:
But ya'll are married. Ya'll are s'posed to love each other.
Senior:
I don't know about that anymore.
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