http://www.eslmoviescenes.blogspot.com/ EVERYTHING MUST GO FILM MOVIE SCENE SCENE LENGTH
Everything must go. Kicked out of home, jobless and broke 00:05:00
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LANGUAGE English LEVEL
Upper-intermediate / Advanced.
EVERYTHING MUST GO SCENE 1 NICK: I like your bumper stickers. SAMANTHA: Right, I probably should have taken them off before I hit Texas, right? NICK: -Here, let me help you. SAMANTHA: Thank you. NICK: I'm Nick. My wife Catherine and I live across the street. SAMANTHA: Samantha. You can just put that in there with the others. NICK: Okay. SAMANTHA: So are you getting rid of your old stuff? NICK: Yeah. Just a little spring cleaning. You a photographer? SAMANTHA: Yeah. Photography teacher. NICK: Really? Where do you teach? SAMANTHA: New York. My husband... Well, we are relocating for work. NICK: I lived in Newark for two years. SAMANTHA: Westchester County. NICK: Well, welcome to Arizona. SAMANTHA: Thank you. NICK: Hey, could I ask you a favor? Would you mind watching my stuff? I just need to run to the store real quick. SAMANTHA: Sure, yeah. You know, no, I can't. I have to go meet my new doctor. NICK: Sure. Sure, I understand. SAMANTHA: I'm sorry. It was nice to meet you. NICK: Yeah, likewise. I'll see you around. NICK: ( he sees a boy on his bike riding in circles near his house) Can I help you? Do you live around here? BOY: My mom takes care of the lady down the street. Why aren't you at work? NICK: I got the day off. BOY: Why'd you get the day off? NICK: Personal stuff. BOY: With your wife? NICK: Why do you say that?
http://www.eslmoviescenes.blogspot.com/ BOY: I saw her yesterday. Some dudes came over, too. NICK: What dudes? BOY: Like a locksmith guy, an alarm guy, and, like, some movers. NICK: She say anything? BOY: She was screaming a lot. And crying. NICK: What's your name? BOY: Kenny Loftus. NICK: Listen, Kenny, are you hungry? If you stay here and watch my stuff, I'll go buy us some food, huh? How's that sound? Here's 5 bucks. Okay? You just can't leave. And don't touch anything. BOY: Where are you going? NICK: I don't know, the liquor store. BOY: -What about the mini-mart? NICK: Yeah, I can go to the mini-mart. If I go to the mini-mart, will you stay here and watch my stuff? BOY: I'd like some beef jerky and a Diet Coke. NICK: Okay. Oh, shit. BOY: -What are you looking for? NICK: My car keys. BOY: You want to borrow my bike? NICK: No, I'll find them. ( In the store, Nick is trying to pay with his card, but it doesn’t seem to work) SHOPKEEPER: Sorry, dude, it didn't go through. NICK: Can you just swipe it again, please? SHOPKEEPER: It didn't go through, Mr. Halsey. NICK: Really? SHOPKEEPER: Nope. NICK: Something's probably wrong with the machine. Can you just call it in? SHOPKEEPER: I can't call it in, man. NICK: -How much is it? SHOPKEEPER: $37.50. NICK: ( Calling his wife over the phone) Hey, honey, it's Nick. I just tried to buy some things with the credit cards and they didn't work. Look, I'm gonna need them to pay someone to move stuff off the lawn. So if you can just call me back and we can possibly work this out, I'd really appreciate it. Okay? Thank you. Bye. -------------- cut to the bank----------------CLERK: Mr. Halsey, I checked the ATM it's working fine. NICK: Okay. Well, that doesn't make any sense. There's $45,000 in that account. CLERK: The money's still there. But apparently someone put a stop on that account. NICK: But that's my account. CLERK: Technically, it's a joint account and either you or your wife can put a stop on it. NICK: Who authorized that? CLERK: You did. Your signature is right here, sir. Next to your wife's.