Ow, you shot me in the ass! Your ass got in my way. [Teddy] I'm slipping! [grunts, screams] -[groans] -[metal squeaking] -Hold on. I'm coming down. -[Teddy] Help.
The Man from Toronto
2.9s
-[cork pops] -[cell phone ringing] Yes. [laughs]
The Man from Toronto
1.5s
Seven views.
The Man from Toronto
1.2s
Can we dance?
The Man from Toronto
2.9s
He's one of mine. And where is Mr. Green?
The Man from Toronto
2.2s
[tank whistling] [Teddy] Whoa!
The Man from Toronto
1.7s
-[growls] -[Teddy] Oh!
The Man from Toronto
8.7s
Hey. Here. Take this, man. You don't need me anymore. Actually, I do need you to deliver the thumb.
The Man from Toronto
8.5s
I told you, man, it's all cardio. It's about giving your body the best chance to succeed. I got a good look at you. You got some nice ones too. [suitcase wheels squeaking]
The Man from Toronto
1.8s
[cell phone ringing]
The Man from Toronto
21.7s
Coughlin and I worked there in the early 2000s developing seismic explosives, untraceable. Makes the blast look like a subterranean tremor. [Teddy] Mm. Two years ago, our former boss called General Hanson, he asked for help with a top-secret project for an unnamed client. I didn't get many of the details.
The Man from Toronto
1.7s
[bullets ricocheting]
The Man from Toronto
3.4s
Just realizing I haven't been the best husband I could've been.
The Man from Toronto
12s
It's 'cause of the cameras. Stop with the paranoia stuff. Somebody looks you in your eyes and they smile, smile back. Make eye contact. Be a person. Perhaps you'd be more comfortable in this, sir.
The Man from Toronto
5.7s
Oh, uh, yeah. Not only am I gonna let you go, I'm gonna let her know you're bringing an associate.
