Transcript · In the film
Joe Calabrace
Cross Creek Clays, Nashville

- In the film
- 11 lines in 1 scene, 248 words. First speaks at 33:30.
- Elsewhere
- In the credits · IMDb
16. MYCHAEL WALLER: THREE TIMES — NASHVILLE, TENNESSEE
JOE CALABRACE
Now, once— when that comes out, I just want you to follow it right to get in front of it, pull the trigger. Okay? On your call.
JOE CALABRACE
You're really good at this, but the thing you need to do is relax, okay? Because, you know, especially with guys that, you know, hit the gym a lot, you're like, "Okay, let me—" and you're so tight that you can't move fluidly. Everything's a jerk, okay?
JOE CALABRACE
You can't instinctively shoot and determine, "Well, I'm going to shoot him in the leg." No, you just shoot him to stop him. If I'm here, [unclear], and James is coming at me, guess what? He's getting the first one in the torso and the second one to the brain. I'm double-tapping his ass.
JOE CALABRACE
Oh my gosh, yeah. I guess the twenty years I spent in the military, everything, any emotion you had was stifled. That's what he's describing. It's just, look at our movies in America, okay? Well, how does the good guy save the good people? He shoots them, you know? But yet we take the gun and we turn it into this weapon of destruction. No, it saves lives. He'd be dead. Him and his son may be dead right now, you know, if he wasn't carrying, you know.
Every line as spoken in the film, from the full transcript. Times are from the picture-locked cut; children’s names are withheld. Quotation with attribution is welcome. Spotted a mistake? [email protected]
