Knockin' on Heaven's Door2000
Knockin' on Heaven's Door (2000)
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Movie Info
In this German road movie, two terminally ill patients decide to put their bed-ridden lives aside and head north to the seashore. However, the car they've stolen belongs to two thieves and contains a million marks. Soon they're being pursued by both thugs and cops.
Cast
Til Schweiger
as Martin Brest
as Martin Brest
Jan Josef Liefers
as Rudi Wurlitzer
as Rudi Wurlitzer
Moritz Bleibtreu
as Abdul, der Araber
as Abdul, der Araber
Thierry Van Werveke
as Henk, der Belgier
as Henk, der Belgier
Huub Stapel
as Frankie "Boy" Beluga
as Frankie "Boy" Beluga
Leonard Lansink
as Kommissar Schneider
as Kommissar Schneider
Ralph Herforth
as Assistent Keller
as Assistent Keller
Cornelia Froboess
as Martin's Mother
as Martin's Mother
Rutger Hauer
as Curtiz
as Curtiz
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| Martin Brest: | You've never seen the ocean? Don't you know what happens when you get to heaven? In heaven, all they talk about is the ocean. How gorgeously beautiful it is. And all the sunsets that they saw. How you could feel the sun lose its strength. And how the cool water splashed forward and the only fire left was the fire in their souls. And you? You can't say a thing, because you've never been there. Up there, you'll be nothing but a fucked-up outsider |
| Martin Brest: | You've never seen the ocean? Don't you know what happens when you get to heaven? In heaven, all they talk about is the ocean. How gorgeously beautiful it is. And all the sunsets that they saw. How you could feel the sun lose its strength. And how the cool water splashed forward and the only fire left was the fire in their souls. And you? You can't say a thing, because you've never been there. Up there, you'll be nothing but a fucked-up outsider. |