Do the Right Thing (1989)

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Danny Aiello as Salvatore 'Sal' Fragione • Ossie Davis as Da Mayor • Ruby Dee as Mother Sister • Richard Edson as Vito Fragione • Giancarlo Esposito as Buggin Out • Rosie Perez as Tina • Martin Lawrence as Cee • Spike Lee as Mookie • Bill Nunn as Radio Raheem • John Turturro as Pino Fragione

Salvatore "Sal" Fragione is the Italian owner of a pizzeria in Brooklyn. A neighborhood local, Buggin' Out, becomes upset when he sees that the pizzeria's Wall of Fame exhibits only Italian actors. Buggin' Out believes a pizzeria in a black neighborh...

Peak Kino • United States of America • Drama

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1. About time!

2. I hope it's not cold!

3. I've never delivered a cold pizza in my life.

4. Wait a minute! Wait a minute!

5. - This is light. - I counted the $12 myself. Okay?

6. Twelve dollars is right. But this ain't fucking Puerto Rico!

7. In Brooklyn, New York, we tip!

8. No tip.

9. No tip?

10. Lady, I just carried your pizza up five flights of stairs and shit.

11. The cheese didn't slide over to one side like it usually does

12. when delivery people don't care.

13. But I do care.

14. May I get paid now?

15. Wait here.

16. Hey, I heard that fucking chocolate shit. I know them Spanish curses, lady.

17. Hey, lady!

18. Lady, I gotta go!

19. Fifty cents?

20. Cheap bastard, next time your pizza's gonna be fucked!

21. Yeah.

22. Eddie! How many times do I have to tell you?

23. Eddie!

24. If I have to tell you, stop cooking on my car!

25. Crazy little bastard.

26. Cooking, he can't cook. You gotta put butter on the goddamn thing. It sticks.

27. He mad as shit, but I think he's sick, man.

28. He's so wet, he's slippery.

29. Hey, Punchy. Hey, Punchy.

30. You made his hair look like a wet dog and shit.

31. That shit is funny, man. I'm serious, Punchy.

32. He gonna talk some hair to us!

33. Shit. Shit.

34. That's right, y'all.

35. Get his ass out of here. Get his ass out of here.

36. - Look at that! Look. - Get the hell out of here.

37. That's right. Shit!

38. - Not running down through Bed-Stuy. - Yeah, not back in my hood.

39. For real.

40. Shit. Oh, fuck. I don't feel right.

41. You fucked up, Punchy.

42. Hey, Punch. Hey, Punchy, what did he say?

43. He said, "It is my car, and it's an antique."

44. - I said, "You an antique!" - "You an antique!"

45. Go ahead.

46. We did the slam dunk on his ass, too.

47. Hey. Hey, Punchy. You know what I was thinking, man?

48. - What? - I think we might have the same brain.

49. Yeah, get out of here, man.

50. I'm serious, Punchy, man!

51. It's because I was thinking I hope you get him wet.

52. And you did, man!

53. - You know what? - Yes?

54. Why do you always talk like you got a sneaker in your mouth?

55. All right, well, why you ain't tell me your family got a new house?

56. Yeah!

57. Then we got that party coming up on Friday night.

58. Cee, man, we got the party.

59. That party coming up Friday, I ain't going in there with that old dance.

60. - I'm sorry. - Then forget the butt.

61. Butt is dead. We got a new dance.

62. - We just need a new one. - A new dance.

63. I'm gonna tell you, all right, I was thinking I'd seen Fred Sanford today.

64. Let's do that one.

65. I'm serious, Punchy, you laughing, man!

66. Okay, do it, man. Just do it.

67. Remember how he grabbed his heart.

68. Check that shit out, isn't that knocking?

69. That's retarded.

70. - Come on, man. - This is weak.

71. What is this, the senior citizen dance?

72. Ella, don't be calling my dance retarded.

73. Man, you retarded.

74. - What, you got a dance? - You retarded.

75. Man, look at this shit. Look, it's called the slip and slide, look.

76. Everybody can't do that shit!

77. I mean, fuck, man, you can do it.

78. - Wait, wait, wait, wait. - I can't do that shit.

79. - What is this? - Just gotta bring your heel up like that, man.

80. - Well, that's not gonna work. - Come on, stop acting like a sissy.

81. - What? - Now you're gonna get ice.

82. - What you gonna do? - Hey, what you gonna do, partner?

83. We're gonna do the wiggle! The wiggle!

84. - Get the fuck out... - I'm telling you. You be dancing and shit,

85. go, "Wiggle, wiggle, wiggle. Wiggle, wiggle, wiggle."

86. - Wiggle... - Shit, I ain't doing that shit, man.

87. - Just do it, man! - That's retarded.

88. Do it. Wiggle, wiggle, wiggle, wiggle.

89. That is stupid as shit.

90. Punchy, man, you're crazy. I ain't doing it.

91. I'll think up my own dance. I do my own dance.

92. You do your dance, I'll do mine.

93. Wiggle, wiggle, wiggle, wiggle, wiggle...

94. Jade?

95. I have a surprise for you.

96. For me? Yeah?

97. Close your eyes.

98. - And put out your hands. - Okay.

99. And...

100. Ah.

101. - I know what it is, Smiley. - What?

102. Mmm-hmm. It's a grapefruit.

103. No! It's the world!

104. Hey, Smiley, this is beautiful!

105. Zimbabwe and Namibia.

106. And Brooklyn.

107. Brooklyn.

108. Thank you, Smiley.

109. That's very nice.

110. But I don't want you to leave me any more gifts anymore, okay?

111. - But, Jade... - No more gifts, okay?

112. I like you.

113. I like you too, Smiley.

114. Hey, where did you get this from?

115. - Korea. - Korea?

116. Where's Korea?

117. On the corner.

118. Across the street from Sal's.

119. Right there.

120. Smiley...

121. Hey, Mookie, Mookie, how many times did I tell you?

122. This is like my home, right?

123. I told you about three times a day, right?

124. - Right. - Right. So, if this is my home,

125. I don't want you and anybody else cursing in my home, all right?

126. - Don't curse? - Right.

127. Talk to your son over here.

128. Talk to my son?

129. - He does talk to me. - Talk to him.

130. Thanks, Vito.

131. You're a girl, right?

132. I'd like to think of myself as a woman, Vito. Thanks.

133. Okay, you're a woman.

134. - A young woman. - All right, you're a young woman.

135. Now, I got this girl, and I know she likes me

136. and I like her.

137. But how can you tell, if when she says no, does she really mean maybe?

138. Or does she really mean no?

139. You mean like no, like she doesn't wanna go out with you anymore?

140. No, you know what I'm talking about.

141. - Ah. - Uh-huh. Uh-huh.

142. Well, how long have you known her?

143. Well, we went out on our first date last weekend.

144. - You've had one date with her, Vito? - Uh-huh.

145. - One date? - Uh-huh.

146. Vito, what a girl really wants is for you to want to get to know her.

147. Find out, you know, what goes through her head.

148. You know, give her some time, Vito.

149. I'll give it two more dates.

150. Dude, no, Vito, that's not what I meant.

151. Hey.

152. Jade, you're late.

153. I know, Mother Sister.

154. I'm here now.

155. You got the stuff? Yeah.

156. I seen your brother this morning.

157. Yeah, on his way to work, I hope.

158. This might take a little bit of time, okay?

159. Well, I got nowhere to go.

160. We haven't had a good sit-down for a long while now.

161. Tender-headed runs in my family. Are you tender-headed?

162. Yeah, me, too.

163. That's why I don't fool with it. Only let you touch it.

164. - Ouch! - Oh, Mother Sister, I'm sorry.

165. The comb got caught.

166. Be gentle, child. Mother Sister's an old woman.

167. Yes, Mother Sister.

168. So, how are you holding up in this weather?

169. I'll do.

170. Yeah?

171. I don't know why you still haven't bought an air conditioner.

172. I can't stand them.

173. - The fan is fine. - Yeah.

174. I didn't know you had such beautiful hair.

175. Fool, there's a lot in this world you don't know.

176. I'm not stopping, I'm on my way.

177. Mother Sister, why are you so cruel to Da Mayor? It isn't right.

178. I ain't studying no Mayor. He reminds me of my least favorite peoples,

179. my tenants and my ex-husband, goddamn. Bless his soul.

180. Number one, I got me some late-rent-paying, job-trifling people in my house.

181. Every year I keep threatening to put them out.

182. Yeah, and move to Long Island.

183. And move to Long Island.

184. Number two, my ex-husband lost all of my property, all of my money,

185. in his scheme to build a black business empire.

186. Needless to say what happened.

187. This house is it. All I got.

188. I am too through with your people.

189. Peoples, my stomach's been grumbling, but help has arrived.

190. My main man Mookie has saved the day!

191. Straight from Sal's Famous Pizzeria down the block.

192. Speak into the mike, Mookie.

193. All right.

194. Come on, now, don't be shy.

195. Hey, this smells good.

196. Now, this is your Love Daddy talking, starving like Marvin.

197. Go ahead, talk to the people.

198. All right, Mr. Love Daddy,

199. I'd like to dedicate the next record to my heart and soul, Tina.

200. All right! Let me play this record

201. while I go to work on my chicken parmesana hero

202. with extra cheese and extra sauce.

203. Hey, all right, here you go.

204. - And keep the change. - Thanks.

205. - We're gonna split that, right, Mookie? - No.

206. We're gonna split that, right, Mookie?

207. Mmm... Whoo!

208. Hot! Yes.

209. Mmm, mmm, mmm!

210. - It's good, huh? - You bet.

211. Yeah, you know Sal. That's Vito, his son.

212. Sal's youngest boy! All right!

213. Hey, be sure to tell your father, he still makes the best hero in Brooklyn!

214. - You got it, Love Daddy. - All right.

215. It's a miracle, Mook. You know what I mean? My man!

216. Love Daddy, can we just chill here for a little while?

217. Oh, yeah, yeah, yeah.

218. - Hey, find me another record. - A little while.

219. I'll play it for you before you leave.

220. Say, you cook as good as your father here?

221. - Where's Stevie Wonder? - Look under Blind Artists.

222. I got a whole section over there full of blind people.

223. That ain't right, Love Daddy.

224. Ray Charles, George Shearing, Clarence Carter...

225. I even got some new stuff over there.

226. Hell, a white rap group over there called Braille White Shit. You'll love them.

227. I doubt it.

228. Hey, man, I'm telling you.

229. I got another cat over there.

230. Guy and his brother, blind cats, started calling themselves Sunglasses.

231. Check them out. Look here, man. You cook as good as your pop?

232. We all cook the same over there.

233. You didn't hook this up, did you?

234. - No, I... - Next time I make an order over there,

235. you hook me up so I can check you out, okay?

236. Boy's all right, Mook. Come on back any old time.

237. That's 500 fucking dollars.

238. You're a rich man.

239. You're happy now, Mookie?

240. You hear that, folks?

241. Mookie's happy!

242. He's the richest fucking man in the neighborhood!

243. He's got 500 fucking dollars!

244. You can buy anything, Mookie.

245. You're a wealthy fucking man.

246. You're a real fucking Rockefeller!

247. All right, you got paid, huh?

248. Leave me the fuck alone.

249. Sal, my salary's $250 a week, all right?

250. I owe you $50.

251. - You keep it. - You keep it.

252. - No, you keep it. - You keep it.

253. You keep it!

254. I don't believe this. I don't believe it.

255. Believe it.

256. Are you all right? You sick?

257. I'm hot as a motherfucker, but I'm all right.

258. Yeah, well, they say it's even gonna get hotter today.

259. What are you going to do?

260. Make that money, get paid.

261. Mookie,

262. I just wanted you to know

263. they would never give me insurance for this place.

264. - No shit? - No shit.

265. Yeah, okay. Look, I gotta go see my son.

266. Hey, Mookie. Mookie, come here, man.

267. Come here, I wanna talk to you. Come here.

268. Sal talking. Come here.

269. Okay, okay.

270. Always try to do the right thing.

271. That's it?

272. That's it.

273. - That's it. - I got it.