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I like you,Angela.
You're smart.
Insanely sexy.
You've got to learn to separate your work life
from your personal life.
I thought I could do this.
Peter.
But I can't.
I have a chance to slow my disease.
It requires a bone marrow transplant
from my own flesh and blood.
Ironic,isn't it?
I'll do it.
And just so you know,
this does not open any new doors of communication.
Listen,I don't have to go.
Dozer,it's your dad's 60th birthday.
Go home to Tacoma. Visit your family.
Have a great time.
I need you to know that work is my first priority.
Duly noted.
Leo's working on 302s.
That's how exciting things are around here today.
Plus,I'm going out myself
to take care of some personal stuff.
Like?
Pay my mother a visit.
Go over some,uh,
papers with her.
And what if a big case hits while you're out?
I'm gonna call and cancel. No,you're not.
There's nothing going on around here--it's dead.
Aren't you looking forward to seeing your family?
Yeah,of course I am.
It's just I hate flying.
Did I mention I hate flying?
It's a known fact,
more people are killed annually by donkeys
than die in commercial airline flights.
Donkeys,huh?
You'll be fine. Beat it.
Donkey?
That's good luck.
Excuse me?
You fastened my belt into your buckle.
Oh,I'm sorry. No,it's good.
I means we won't have turbulence.
I'm a nervous flyer.
I have all kinds of superstitions like that.
Really,what else?
See the three ringson the flight attendant's hand?
Three rings means safe passage.
Cool,so should I leave these criss-crossed?
Yes,please,if you don't mind.
[whispering] No,I don't mind.
It didn't happen,all right?
Quit telling me what to do,Joe!
You don't get it.
Everything went to hell.
Well,who's gonna believe me?
It's over.
I'm done!
Excuse me.
Henson.
Uh,hi. Did a case come in?
'Cause I can still be there in 15,20 tops.
Dozer, where are you?
I'm safely locked in the bathroom.
There's a lunatic on board.
I just heard him raging on the phone,he seems dangerous.
Dozer.
The plane's still on the ground.
Should I notify the pilot, the captain,to abort the flight?
Slow down,and why don't you just describe to me his behavior.
Okay,uh,well,uh,
he's tense,erratic.
He's clutching a ballpoint pen
and punching the armrest.
Rule number one:
People with plans to blow up or hijack a plane
tend to not want to draw attention to them selves.
Angela,I've hung around you long enough to pick up a thing or two.
I sense this guy's a threat.
I just think that your fear of flying
has let your imagination run wild.
So why don't you just go back to your seat,
and relax,okay?
Okay.
I'm sure you're right.
[bell dings]
(woman on intercom) Ladies and gentlemen,
the fasten seatbelt sign is now on
as we prepare for takeoff.
Just relax.
May I offer you a drink,miss?
Orange juice,please.
How 'bout you,sir?
Uh,the same,please.
So does drinking orange juice on a plane
have some superstitious meaning?
No,I just like it.
I'm Dozer.
Dana.
Yeah.
I hate flying.
Oh.
And you seem to be well-armed against its perils.
Do you have any tips?
Here. Whoa.
Here.
Memorize that word for word.
Aquariums? Performing menial task--
it's the best way to get your mind off flying.
(man) Vodka,neat. Okay.
There you go.
Could I have another?
Certainly,on my way back.
Your cart's right here.
June.
Just give meanother drink.
Sir,all passengers must be served one drink
before we can take requests for seconds.
(man) Just pour me
the drink.
Thank you.
Jenkins. Don't tell Angela it's me.
She went out. Are you on a plane?
Let's just say I'm in my office.
Headquarters did not issue an emergency satellite phone to use in the can.
Listen,I need a favor.
Tap into the Trans Shore Airlines database.
Access the passenger manifest for flight 304.
Get the name of the passenger in 18B,
and run him through the system.
No problem,except I have no idea
how to tap into the airline's database.
I'll talk you through it.
What's this about?
Why don't you want Angela to know?
Leo,when have I ever asked you to do something for me?
Point taken.
So...
I log on to the airline site.
Okay,bypass the main menu.
Go to personnel and enter the following code.
Excuse me.
You're Lydia Anderson's daughter,aren't you?
Yes,I am. Happy to know you visit her.
Your mother's a very nice woman.
Thank you. Very strong,too.
Not everyone can
beat cancer twice.
Uh,yes,she,she--
My mother is definitely one of a kind.
Is something wng?
Did you have cancer once before,Mother?
Yes.
I had cancer years ago.
Breast cancer.
Why didn't anyone tell me?
It was complicated.
There were reasons.
You always...
have a reason to avoid the truth.
Perhaps,one day,you should try
hearing the other person out
before pronouncing the evidence irrefutable.
And let you spin more lies?
No,thanks.
I just--I can't.
I can't take this anymore,Mom.
If Pavlov's dog can catch on,so can I.
How's it going?
Uh,Tetraodontidae,otherwise known as the Pufferfish,
requires a pH level of 8.1 and eats crustaceans.
You are a quick study.
Thanks.
You a marine biologist or something?
No,I work at the pet store.
Tropical fish is my domain. So you're into fish?
My apartment is like one giant aquarium.
Saltwater coral reefs,mostly.
My mother took me to
this Jacques Cousteau movie when I was three,
and ever since then,I've been hooked.
Hooked. Hooked.
And now you're heading west for a tropical fish symposium.
No,for my sister's wedding.
Oh,really?
I'm going to my father's birthday party.
Hmm.
What kind of necklace is that?
Oh,it's shark's tooth. Hmm.
I,uh,I always wear it when I fly.
It's kind of like my version of the... rabbit's foot.
(man) Just give me the drink.
Look. Here.
Sir,you've had already three drinks.
I have to attend to other passengers--no!
(June) Sir,you can't do that.
Be right back.
I am going to make you one more drink.
(man) I am the customer.
You're the Air Marshal,right?
Excuse me?
I noticed you walking through employee security at the gate.
You were the first person on the plane.
I caught a glimpse of your holster
when you were putting up your luggage and,
let's face it,
all Air Marshals wear Hawaiian shirts.
I'm an FBI agent.
Very astute.
I know it's your job to protect the cockpit,
but there's a guy in the back of the plane.
He's pretty out of control.
Let's check it out.
They're paid for. Sir,please.
The customer is always right.
Or didn't they teach you that in stewardess school?
Take your cart and move on now,June.
What seems to be the problem,sir?
I just want my drinks served to me without a hassle!
You've been served enough.
Now,you're gonna lower your voice
and be accommodating to the other passengers.
I have been nothing but accommodating
for six years.
Do you even know what "accommodating" means?
Sir,I'm a Federal Air Marshal, and you're being placed
under arrest for interference with a flight attendant
and the performance of her duties.
I happened to look up "accommodating"
in the dictionary today.
Bet you think it means "helpful," right?
The dictionary says that accommodating means
"long-suffering."
That's me!
You're bleeding.
Agh!
(man) Wait,no,no,no. Hey,hey!
Ah!
(man on intercom) This is the captain speaking.
Please return to your seats, and fasten your seatbelts.
We'll be making an emergency landing.
Quiet! All of you.
And none of you will get hurt.
You.
You tell the pilotthere will be no emergency landing.
This plane will stay on course.
If I feel it descend,
I will start shooting passengers,one by one,
starting with your friend,June,here.
Is there a doctor onboard?
Who the hell said you could speak?
You shot a Federal Air Marshal.
If he dies,you'll be in even more trouble.
I'm already there.
Fine. Doctor can look at him.
You. You.
Move him out of my sight.
Are you all right?
Yeah.
I guess my three rings thing didn't work.
I'll be right back.
(Dozer) He just shot the Air Marshal.
He what? (Dozer) He just shot the Air Marshal.
What's going on?
Passenger hijacked Dozer's plane,shot the Air Marshal.
(Angela) Oh my God,Dozer, I can't believe it.
Did the pilot notify the FAA?
Presumably. Uh,did you ID the gunman?
His name is Carl Potts. (Angela) Wait.
Leo's already ID'd the guy? What did I miss?
What's his background?
I hadn't gotten that far yet.
Computer background checks are usually your job.
Yeah,well I'm dealing with a crazy gunman on the loose.
That's usually your job,Leo.
I have--I have no idea what to do here.
Look,the most important thing
is to stay calm.
Assume control of the situation.
Please tell me it's not the ballpoint pen guy.
It's him.
Dozer,I'm so sorry.
We'll call FAA and Homeland Security.
We'll give you info on Carl Potts ASAP.
You want me to shoot this girl?
Talk on the phone again,I'll do it.
All right,I'm a federal agent.
ll me what you want to end this thing peacefully.
Suddenly,I have a gun and people care what I want.
Too little,too late.
You're wounded.
You should let a doctor take a look at that arm. No!
No one comes near me.
I need time to think.
Okay.Okay,but let the girl go.
Sit down and shut up!
One more word,and I'll put a bullet in your head.
(Angela) I was able to stall the FAA
from forcing the pilot to land
by assuring them that one of our agents
was managing the situation.
But to tell you the truth,we don't have much time.
Hold on.
Got it.
Do you really work for the FBI?
Yeah,but I'm a computer tech.
He won't actually...
shoot you.
He's just bluffing,right?
It's gonna be fine.
Soon enough,you'll be catching the bouquet
at your sister's wedding.
Not that I'm really looking forward to it.
You don't want to go?
My sister is the queen of manufactured romance.
She's going down the aisle in a horse-drawn carriage,
and she's having four dozen butterflies released
as she says her vows.
Where'd she get the butterflies?
Apparently,you can order them as larvae and hope they metamorphose in time.
Risky.
I find it all so fake.
Yeah,well.
It doesn't hold a candle to the torture
of my father's birthday party.
Hmm.
FBI. The regional manager
is expecting us.
One second.
I knew the FBI was coming.
I never thought they'd send you.
Uh,what are you doing here?
I left my old job.
I'm the regional manager of all the branches
on the Eastern Seaboard.
(Peter) This is about a hijacking?
(Leo) The gunman on the plane is a teller at this bank.
Carl Potts.
Carl Potts? He was fired this morning.
Peter,what can you tell us?
Uh,can you give us a moment?
Thanks.
Um,well.
Once a year,employees get their promotions,
and today was the day.
Now,those decisions are made by a committee of board members.
Um,now,usually tellers will be promoted to a desk job
after three years.
Now,Carl's been here six,
and apparently,he thought that
this was his year.
Obviously,it wasn't.
No,he went before the panel,and they passed him over again.
So if tellers get promoted every three years,
what's wrong with Carl?
Well,he is the type of guy
who just blends in and is overlooked.
Bottom line,he's anti-social.
He's been here forever and some people still don't know his name.
Has he caused trouble before?
Never.
No,in fact,he follows the rules to the letfor.
Why was he fired?
Uh,that I can show you.
This happened right after his meeting with the board.
Make your damn deposits at the ATM!
You're wasting my time and everyone else's here.
He didn't get his promotion, so he came back to work,
and started lashing out at customers?
Yeah,the supervisor had no choice but to fire him.
(supervisor) Gather your thingsand get out of here immediately.
Fine.Fine!
I'll go home.
Screw you!
Poor guy. He just snapped.
Yeah. Let's head to Carl's house.
Uh,is there anything I can do?
We'll let you know.
Call your people.
Make them fly this plane to Canada or
I'm gonna have to do something that I don't want to do.
Where in Canada?
What?
Where in Canada?
Toronto,Vancouver,Montreal?
Wherever. Montreal.
You're really hurt,man.
What happened to you? Call them. Now.
And tell them I want $10 million in cash.
Unmarked.
I'll know. I worked in a bank.
Okay.
(woman) Carl hijacked a plane?
I can't believe this.
He showed up this morning around 11:00,
said he got fired,and then he,uh,
he went back out.
I don't where.
I don't believe you,Claudia.
[cell phone ringing] What aren't you telling me?
Nothing.
Jenkins.
That's everything I can think of.
Angela.
It's Dozer.
Carl wants $10 million in cash
and the flight diverted to Montreal.
Or he shoots a woman.
Claudia.
An entire plane full of passengers is being held hostage by your husband.
Can you get on the phone and convince him to stop this?
I'm not sure he's gonna listen to me.
Claudia,it is imperative
that you talk him down calmly.
You understand?
Your wife wants to speak to you.
My wife?
Claudia? Carl?
You have to give the gun back to the authorities now.
Honey.
It's not that simple.
You still love me,don't you?
Yes,I love you.
Put the gun down,
and tell the pilot to land the plane.
If you love me,then
why did you have sex with Greg? Can you explain that?
Greg's my best friend.
You're my wife.
I've done everything for you.
This is how you repay me?
Listen,Carl,at least Greg makes me feel like a woman.
You are pathetic.
You get fired from your measly teller job,
and you hijack a plane?
You deserve to die up there.
Give me the phone.
Carl? Carl.
Carl!
Do you have any idea what you've just done?
You've just put an entire plane full of passengers
in extreme danger.
Carl started it.
Who is Greg,and what happened between you?
He's Carl's best friend.
I've been sleeping with him for a year now.
Carl walked in on us this morning.
Yeah,I'm glad he did.
Where did Carl go when he left? He was furious.
He said he was going over to Greg's to talk to him.
Carl.
I'm genuinely sorry about your wife.
That Air Marshal needs a hospital.
This is your chance to do the right thing.
Just make sure your friends get us to Canada
and deliver the money.
You have got to know that the government won't allow
a hijacker to divert a passenger plane.
The longer you keep this up,
the worse it's gonna be for you.
What do I care?
I got nothing left to live for.
Nothing to lose.
Get me what I want.
Hello.
Leo.
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Everything okay?
Yeah.
You think we're in real danger,don't you?
Everything's gonna be fine.
I think at times like this,
you're supposed to share your deepest thoughts.
So--
Tell me about your dad. How did you--
Obviously,something about him is troubling you.
My dad hates me.
I've never said that out loud.
I'm sure that's not true.
No,he blames me for everything that went wrong with his life.
Like?
He was having a hard time,
and he expected me to stay home and help him.
I took a job across the country instead.
What kinda hard time?
With his work. It doesn't matter.
In his mind,I abandoned him,
and,uh,I'm unworthy to be his son.
Dozer,I don't believe
your father hates you.
Sometimes people lash out at the ones they love,
'cause they don't know what else to do.
Give him another chance.
People you least expect can really show up for you
if you let them.
(Carl) Hey,FBI.
Have you heard back about my demands?
Not yet.
Please,Carl,just give June a rest.
Oh,you want me to let her go.
Fine.
But I advise you to get on the phone
if you wanna keep your little girlfriend here alive.
(Leo) So you didn't hear any shouting?
Gunshots?
I already told you,I didn't hear anything.
(Angela) Interesting.
Because you live right next door,
and all of Greg's windows are open,and so are yours.
Are you deaf?
Actually,my,uh-- my hearing's not so good.
It must have been from raves or something.
Your hearing seems fine to me.
I heard two shots,okay?
That's it.
I don't want to get involved in any trouble.
What else?
I saw a guy drive away.
He was wearing a suit.
Is this him? Yeah.
That's him.
(Angela) Dozer,we just found out that Carl shot and killed a man this morning.
His wife's lover.
Carl took a girl named Dana. She cannot get hurt.
Dozer,remain calm.
Look--
Didn't you tell me that that guy was on his cell phone
before the plane took off this morning?
Yes,uh,it sounded like a relative or a friend.
I think his name was Joe.
Okay,well,how do we access his cell phone call log?
Uh,open my computer,
and you'll see a file labeled NC4AJH.
Double click.
You'll find an access code,a 12-digit access code.
I am lost in an alternate universe
of secret codes here.
Dozer makes this thing look so easy.
[cell phone ringing]
It's Peter. Pick it up.
Maybe he's got something.
Will you answer it for me? No.
Please?
Angela Henson's line.
Hey,Peter,it's Leo.
Angela?
Um,she's in the ladies' room.
Got anything?
All right,listen,we're under the gun here,
so I'll tell her you called.
He's just checking in.
Bad timing.
Why are you avoiding him?
It's too much right now.
[computer beeps]
Leo,you did it. Yes,I did.
Okay,well scroll down to the last phone call made.
[clicking] Right there.
Now we track it.
It's coming up as a local pay phone.
It's in the area.
Let's go check it out. Yeah.
(man) Be right back with your change.
Hello?
Hi,is this Joe? Yeah,who's this?
FBI.
Do you know a man by the name of Carl Potts?
Yeah,he's my friend. Is he all right?
Did you talk to him this morning?
Uh-huh. He called me from the plane.
Real upset,
'cause he didn't get a promotion he worked hard for.
Carl's a good guy.
What's he done? He shot two men today.
First man's dead. Now he's hijacking a plane.
Oh,my God.
Look.
Carl's emotional.
You know,he's pulledthe short straw in life a lot,
but he's not a criminal.
Joe.
Will you please help him?
Just tell me what you need.
I just got off t phone with the negotiators,Carl.
They're meeting your demands.
Oh,yeah?
Then why haven't I felt the plane turn around?
Before the pilot can change course,
he has to get an approval from the FAA.
It'll only take a few minutes.
Let me see your phone.
I'm telling you,Carl.
They've got the money,unmarked bills.
Give me the phone.
Angela.
Leo.
Leo,Angela.
These don't sound like federal negotiators!
Oh!
They're my partners,Carl.
Back up.
Back up!
Change course. Head to Montreal.
Or this pretty little girl will be shot.
And her blood will be all on you.
It's going straight to voicemail. Try again.
This is the fourth time that I've tried.
Maybe his battery's dead.
I can't believe this. Time is running out.
We have no way of reaching him.
I have an idea.
I hope your friends,Angela and Leo,
have the money waiting for us in Montreal.
They will. If they don't,
I shoot her first.
Then you.
What's that?
(Joe on intercom) Hey,Carl,it's Joe.
The FBI patched me in so I could talk to you.
I know you're in a rough spot there,
but you need to listen to me.
I'm your friend,Carl.
You're a good person.
One day at a time,remember.
You don't have to give it up now.
Look,you deserve that job,Carl,
but you'll find something better.
I,uh,I heard about Claudia.
And I know that Greg was an accident.
Turn it off. Turn it off!
Turn it off!
Stay calm, and think about this.
(Carl) Captain,turn it off,
or I swear to God,I will kill someone
right now!
Back off!
You're an alcoholic,aren't you,Carl?
Why the hell would you say that?
I have a buddy in the program. I know the slogans.
"One day at a time." "Easy does it."
And it's kinda hard not to see all those vodka bottles.
I hadn't had a drink in ten years.
Wow,ten years.
You must have had a pretty crappy day.
You have no idea. I think I do.
I watched my father get screwed over at work.
He had a high-tech hardware store
for over 20 years.
Then big business moved in and squeezed him out.
He lost everything.
He blamed me for letting himdrown alone.
I know how he feels.
I worked harder than everybody.
And the board never noticed.
It's like I never existed.
So after a life of being invisible...
I'm gonna go out with a bang.
Yeah,life hasn't given you
a fair shake,Carl,and it sucks.
I understand that you feel alone.
I used to feel that way.
And then I made a friend--Angela,
the person I've been on the phone with all day.
She believed in me,and then I believed in me.
I don't have anyone like that.
What about Joe?
He's an AA sponsor.
He has to be nice to me.
It didn't sound that way on the phone call.
That guy Joe really believes in you.
He said the shooting was an accident.
Greg had the gun.
When I went over there,he shot me.
I struggled to get the gun away from him.
It went off.
And Joe knows that.
He knows you're a good guy.
If you let them,
the people you least expect
can really show up for you,Carl.
We're not in Montreal,are we?
Carl.
Do you really wanna inflict pain on other people?
That's not you.
Uh! Uh!
All right,okay.
Okay. That's enough.
He's just a guy who's had a really,really bad day.
Dozer,you're a hero.
Thanks for finding Joe. It really gave me what I needed.
I'm just glad that you're safe.
Hey,I got a new respect for you,Dozer.
I will dodge bullets any day before I do your job.
Yeah,well,I'm looking forward to getting back to my desk job.
Tell your dad,"Happy Birthday."
And get some rest,okay?
Okay.
Wow,that was a...
pretty intense ride.
Yeah,your three rings really got us through
with safe passage after all.
No,it was you.
You saved everybody.
You--you were amazing.
Come here.
When's your sister's wedding? Sunday.
It's not tomorrow? No,why?
Hey. Hi.
Can I come in?
I just wanted to make sure everything was okay.
Everything's okay.
May I?
Thanks.
You've been a little hard to reach.
No,I haven't.
Well,uh,you have Leo answering your cell phone.
Uh,you're right,I--
I guess I just wasn't up to talking to you.
Okay.
I mean,just running into you so unexpectedly today--
it just,uh--
it brought up a lot of emotions.
Yeah,it,uh--
It's been an emotional day all around.
Look,I know we had issues.
But I should have been more sensitive
to what you've gone through.
A lot's happened,Peter.
Yeah,I'm sure.
But I still want to see you again.
I missed you.
Say you'll have dinner with me.
I just--
I'm sorry,I just--I can't.
I wish that I could,
but I can't.
I'm not--not now.
All right.
It was good to see you.
Bye.
Peter.
Yeah.
I'm sorry.
You have absolutely nothing to be sorry about.
But just don't shut out the people who care about you.
(Lydia's voice) Perhaps one day,
you should tryhearing the other person out
before pronouncing the evidence irrefutable.
Honey.
I'm glad you're here.
I need to talk to you about something.
Enough,Mother.
For four years,
I have been consumed with proving your innocence.
All that effort,all that...
heartache,for nothing.
Angela.
The evidence is irrefutable,Mother.
It's time for me to accept
that my parents are liars
and traitors.
And this will be my last visit.
Is there something that you wanted to tell me?
It doesn't matter.
I'm sorry,Mom.
I must be hearing things.
I'm sorry about that day.
So many years ago when I vowed never to see you again.
That was the week you were diagnosed with breast cancer.
You tried to tell me.
I should have listened.
I'm sorry,too.
I can be too fierce in my convictions.
I take after you.
Can we--
Can we try to put the past behind us?
I'd like that very much.
So...
I got the stuff back from the cleaner's.
There we were,
driving home from the grocery store.
Imagine hearing on the radio
that Drew took down a hijacker.
We were so proud.
(Dana) He was very brave.
Drew?
Yeah,it's a long story.
You clean up really nice.
Honey,can you help me bring out the cake?
Phil.
Put down the paper.
I brought you something for your birthday,Dad.
I made this.
You made it for me when I was ten.
You walked me through it,
taught me how to build a clock.
Never told you how sorry I am
that you lost your shop,Dad.
I know how alone you must have felt.
I'm sorry I wasn't here.
I've always looked up to you,Dad.
Everything I know,I learned from you.
I would never have been considered for the FBI
if it wasn't for the skills you taught me.
If I'm a--
If I'm a hero today,
then it's because of you.
The second hand on this clock is sticking.
I need to fix it.
If you want,you can come along.
welcome to www.1000fr.com
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