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- Oh, you just said she looked dirty.

- Aight.

- Let's go, y'all.

- Hey, I'm trying soon.

- Ah!

Now watch the spin.

Watch the spin, watch the spin, watch the spin.

- Let 'em know.

- It's light, it's light.

It's light, you know what I mean?

Little bit of a hooper.

- Ooh, okay, okay, okay.

We'll try out next year.

- Yeah, yeah.

I don't know if you're gonna make it though.

We'll see. We'll see.

Just stick to the layups, okay?

- So what we getting into tonight, cuz?

- Yeah, you know what?

You could probably learn how to pass.

That could be...

My bad.

- Yeah, that's right. Your bad.

Watch where you going, cuz.

- Hey look, just back off, dude.

It ain't that big a deal. We good.

Ooh.

You Trent Rocket, right?

Big baller.

You think you him?

- I ain't say all that.

- This clown bitch.

- Trent, bro, let's just go.

- He think he tough and shit.

This little nigga got some balls, don't he?

- Shit.

- What you say? Say that one more time?

- I ain't say all that.

- Weak ass little nigga.

- Trent!

- Watch yourself.

- Oh it's like that, little nigga?

- Yeah, it's like that.

- What you doing, man?

Let me go!

(screams) What you doing?

Let me go, man!

What's wrong with you, man?

- Bounce, old man!

- Stay down.

- You're crazy, man.

- You three go home.

You, come with me.

- So, uh, when'd you get back?

- A few hours ago.

- Hey look, I didn't start that, Dad, okay?

- Yeah, I told you to avoid trouble when I was away, right?

- Yeah, and I tried to, but they kept hassling us -

- Yeah, I know what they did

and I saw what you did, all right?

That's not the point.

I told you to stay away from these corners, right?

You ought to go to school, go to practice,

- and go home, right? - And go home.

- If you want to go any place else,

you clear it with your mother and me first.

- How am I supposed to clear anything with you

when you're never home?

- Well I'm home now!

And there will be discipline.

Or there will be consequences, you got it?

- Y-yes, sir. - Good.

- What?

- What?

- I know that face.

- Oh, well, it's nothing.

- (chuckles) It's something all right.

- God, you are so beautiful.

- Okay.

And you also think that you're a player.

- I mean we all gotta be something, right?

I might as well be something that you like.

- Okay, talk that talk.

I've missed you.

- Yeah.

I'm sorry I've been away.

- Mm-mm. No.

No.

Come here.

I understand it's your duty.

Besides, you know I've always liked a man in a uniform.

- Yeah, yeah, I shouldn't have turned down

my last retirement offer.

- As long as you're taking care of home, I'm not mad at you.

And neither is your son.

- Are you sure about that?

- Baby.

Our boy just doesn't want you to miss his life.

- You know, he's gonna have to learn that

life is full of disappointment,

and how he decides to deal with those problems

is gonna determine what kind of man he becomes.

- Honey.

I know.

He understands, trust me.

I just don't want you to be too hard on him.

Like your father was hard on you.

Give him a chance to be a kid.

Lord knows he's gonna grow up soon enough.

Right?

- Yeah.

Okay.

- Look.

I have missed you. Fact.

Your son has missed you.

Fact.

Well he would probably say something like hashtag facts.

I don't know.

I don't know what they are saying, but now you're home.

Fully retired.

- Yes, yes.

Fully.

- And all mine.

- Oh is that right?

All yours, huh?

- Man, Darkstorm is the man, yo!

Oh man.

What is wrong with this thing?

Ma!

Did you forget to pay the phone bill again?

Probably.

- Hey hey, Ms. Crystal!

- Hey, Erin, Michelle.

- Hey girl.

- Y'all ready to give up that job yet?

You know my sister and I,

we got chairs for you if you want 'em.

You can make some nice money.

- You know, I might take you up on that one day.

- Michelle, are you serious?

- What?

I mean don't you want to make some extra money?

- As much time as I put in trying to keep

these knuckleheads off these streets?

Think I'm good on the chair.

- I heard that.

Okay, girl, I'll see y'all later.

- All right, girl.

- Take that around back. I'll be right with you.

Hey hey, Mr. Choi! How are you?

- Mr. Kang, good!

How are you doing?

- It might be a hot one today.

- Oh, I hope not.

- Hey, enjoy your day, my friend.

- Hey, you as well.

- Hey, Mr. K!

- Now this baptism course isn't about

what the world thinks the gospel is.

But what the Bible says the gospel is.

And why we need to understand it.

Because without knowing and believing the gospel,

nobody can enter into God's eternal kingdom.

- Yeah, but Pastor Hargrove.

Don't you have to be good to get into Heaven?

I mean, God don't like ugly, right?

And if you look around, some of us might not make it.

- Well I got news for you.

There are no good people.

Nobody but God Himself is good.

That's just the way God's economy works.

Now you want fair?

We all go to Hell.

Because of our sins, and we deserve it.

But if you want mercy, and grace, and forgiveness?

Okay.

Okay, no no, we've all felt tremors before.

And God got us, amen?

- Amen.

- Amen.

- Whoa!

Yo! Y'all see that?

They even know where they at? The fuck?

What?

- Hey, what's that over there?

- What's what?

Something going on, 'cuz.

- Maybe it's a parade or something.

- What you need, 'cuz?

- Roll on.

- Dayday!

- The United States is under attack.

I repeat, the United States is under attack.

- Mr. Choi, they're killing us!

- What's going on, Choi?

- Get him out of here!

- Mom, how can this be?

The power's out in the entire neighborhood.

What's going on?

- Shh, I'm trying to hear, baby.

- Not only happening in the United States,

but other first world countries all over the globe.

London, Paris, Rome, Berlin, even Moscow.

Brazil, Athens, Singapore, and -

- Zo!

Zo!

- Yeah, baby?

- What's happening?

Is this World War III?

- I don't know. I don't know.

I tried contacting the base, but I can't get through.

- Why do you have your go bag?

- I gotta find out what's going on

before it's too late, okay?

And I need you two to stay in the house.

- Okay, but where are you going?

- I'm going to get answers.

- Okay, well I'm coming with you.

- No! - You can't!

Listen to me.

You remember how to use this?

Daphne, do you remember how to use this?

- Yeah.

- Okay.

- But Dad, I really think -

- You hear what I said? Huh?

Remember, largest area, shoot to kill.

Can you do that?

- I think so. - That's not an answer.

- Y-yes, sir.

- Oh!

- It's okay, it's okay.

- Rock, it's me. Valentine. Open up.

- What's up, Rock? - Yeah, what's up?

- So what's going on?

- I don't know.

- What's going on, huh? - I don't know.

- I mean they got robots. Robots?

- I don't know what's going on.

- What do you mean you don't know?

Rock, you the military man. You gotta know something.

- Relax, relax! Man said he didn't know.

- All I know is that we need guns.

- Shit, I got one. Okay?

- One?

- I'm a mechanic, nigga, not Rambo.

- Listen, we gotta get the fellas together

'cause we gotta get out of here.

- Nah, nah, nah, look, this is our neighborhood.

Why would we leave?

- Because this whole area is gonna be quarantined very soon,

and we don't want to be trapped.

- I've already seen soldiers are in the church.

What about the community center?

Any there?

- Nah, nah, I didn't. I didn't see any soldiers over there.

- Cool, cool, I'll meet you guys there soon, all right?

I'll be there.

All right, come on, let's go.

Be safe.

Look, I'm counting on you.

Come here, baby. Come here.

Listen, listen.

Hey.

I'm gonna leave you here in the house

because this is the safest place for you right now.

All right?

And I will be back.

As soon as I figure out what's going on.

- You promise?

- I promise.

- Be safe. Please.

- I will.

- Be safe.

I love you.

- I love you.

Stay in the house.

- Trent, put that gun down!

- Do you have a headache?

- No.

- Any nausea?

- No.

- Can I touch your neck?

- Sure.

- All right, what is your name, sir?

- Kang. Harry Kang.

- Kang.

Very good, Mr. Kang. Where are we?

- Compton.

- Okay, put your hands out like this.

- I'm fine.

- You're fine when I say you're fine,

- How's he doing, Ms. Leanne?

- He could have a concussion.

- Well it's God's providence that my nurse

was here when things got bad.

- I'll do what I can, but we don't have

many supplies if things get worse.

- Is there anything I can do to help?

- And you are...

- I'm Pam Monroe, I'm a dental assistant,

but I have training in EMT.

- Oh good, because we're most likely gonna need it.

See if you can find some more first aid supplies.

- Copy that.

- Damn it.

- Hey.

- Hi.

- You okay?

- Yeah, I'm just trying to find Donovan,

and my daughter, and I can't get a damn signal.

- Yeah, I'm not getting any signal either.

Look at me.

- No, I...

- Come on.

- I don't know what I'd do if I lost them.

- Mr. Ivory.

Brother Slate.

- It's good to see y'all brothers.

I'm glad y'all could make it.

- Man, I was grading papers when you called.

When everything went crazy.

Did Rock tell you what he had in mind?

- Look, I don't care what it is,

I'm not ready for prime time.

I was preparing a body for viewing.

- Great, great, well don't get too mad, Slate, okay?

Looks like you'll have enough bodies

to keep your funeral home busy for months.

- Hey, somebody at the back door!

- You guys just stay calm, okay? No no no, please.

- Okay, everyone calm down! - Just be calm.

- We have this under control!

Everybody please!

We got this.

- Hey, hey.

Come on.

- What's this?

I told you to bring the fellas, not the whole neighborhood.

There's chaos in the streets, Rock.

People ducked in here.

Go on, talk to them.

- Hey. - Hi.

- Rocker.

- Sanders. My partner, Warfield.

- How you doing?

- Been better.

- Are there any other cops?

- Just me and my partner.

The precinct was the first place they hit.

Radioed dispatch.

Not a cop left on these streets as far as I can tell.

- That's not gonna be good, officer,

because these people can't help us.

- I don't mind fighting.

- None of us do.

- This is my neighborhood, I'm not going anywhere.

- Okay. All right, all right, okay, you know what?

We're gonna make do. We will make do.

- Y'all, we are here to protect and serve.

- And please, call me Erin.

- Y'all can call me Michelle.

- Ain't no time for titles.

- Well for those who don't know me,

my name is Alonzo Rocker, and I was born

and raised in this neighborhood, all right?

I've seen some combat in Afghanistan, Somalia, Iraq.

And what is happening right now, here, is not like

dealing with the normal violence in the neighborhood

with the Block Boyz, or gang bangers,

or forgive me, but rogue cops.

This here is for real.

- Okay, so what do you know?

- All I know is a few weeks ago we heard some chatter

on secure military bans about.

A possible terrorist attack.

By a group called the Orochi.

Now at first we thought that it's

just too impossible to be credible.

But this might be something local.

- Local?

What are we talking about, a civil war?

- Something like sleeper cells that infiltrated

the military and other areas of the country.

Mostly made up of foreign students

and some immigrants who've lived here for years

building a secret army within the country.

It might be a combination of Hamas,

of Azov Battalion, Neo-Nazis.

And other groups all rolled into one.

- Man, you kidding me? That's crazy.

- Listen, I know how crazy it sounds.

I'm only telling you what I heard.

But either way, there's no way

they can take over this entire country.

However.

They can.

Cause some serious death and destruction.

- Lucky us.

- Cities like New York,

Washington, DC, and Chicago are still active,

and the military still able to provide support.

However, areas like Houston, Dallas, Phoenix,

and Los Angeles are complete dead zones.

Nothing is coming out of the southwest region

of the country.

Unless contact can be established,

the military's giving them up for lost.

- Which means we are on our own.

- You know there's KROD.

- There's what?

- Come on. Valentine, you don't know your own community?

The radio station.

- Who the hell listens to the radio besides Hargrove?

- Look, if we can get there,

I'm sure we can get a signal out to someone.

- That's a good idea, but it's pretty much impossible.

- Why's that?

- Because I've been doing some of my own reconnaissance,

and the quarantine line that I warned you about?

It's already been established.

They brought a truck-mounted .50 Cal,

and it's blocking the only access road out of the hood.

And that station sits right outside of that line.

- Okay, and you don't think we can get past it?

- It's not that simple.

- Why not, Rocker?

This is our neighborhood too,

and my family has been here a lot longer than yours.

So, either you are gonna show us how to fight back.

Or we're gonna do it without you.

Am I right?

- Yeah.

- Well you all want to fight?

You really want to fight?

That means you're gonna have to kill people.

Up close. Personal.

And some of you.

Many of you.

You might die.

Understand that?

- I think it's time for prayer.

Saints, bow your heads.

Father, God of all there is, was, and ever shall be.

Though we are undeserving of your grace.

If it be in your will, please see us through

this trying time of war.

Give us strength, give us hope, give us courage.

We ask for this in Christ's name.

And in His sake.

Let all God's people say amen.

- Amen.

- Look at this place.

Dirty buildings and homes, gang violence.

Drugs in the streets, vagabonds everywhere.

It's a human cesspool of waste.

These people don't care about themselves.

Or the place they live.

- Should be an easy conquest.

- Hey yo!

- That'll teach 'em a lesson.

- Definitely committed now.

- Grab all of their equipment.

- Oh yeah! Yeah, yeah!

Yeah, yeah, now this is what we talking about right here.

If these fools ain't know what day it was before,

oh they know what day it is now.

- And what day is that?

- Heh, Valentine's Day.

I've never seen stuff like this before.

- This is not a badhaul, right? - Yeah.

- Okay, but do you all know how to use these things?

- That can't be too hard.

What kind of binoculars are these?

- Those are night vision goggles.

- I've never seen these before.

They work on brothers?

- Yeah, actually, you're holding them wrong.

And yes, they were designed for brothers.

Look, "Made by Jamin Hanson."

- This is not a game, fellas.

- Oh come on, Rock.

We cooked all those terrorists. Literally.

- Yeah, what's the big deal, Rock?

I mean we won, right?

- We won one round, one battle.

You think this is over?

They're gonna be looking for us now.

- Damn, Grier, got all this?

- Yeah, well, you know, thank the pastor.

It was his idea.

- The Lord's people need to be prepared to serve

just in case.

- Amen to that.

- Looks like we got some walkies.

- Yes, ma'am.

- We got some zip ties, look at that.

- Yeah, we got bleach, sponges, batteries. flashlights.

- Yeah yeah, we even got some gas tanks in the back.

- Well this is good.

This is good, we can make gas bombs, napalm, acid bombs.

- I thought you might like it.

- I do, I do. It's not enough though.

- Explain.

- We need,

We need weapons.

Real weapons.

I mean between us we have two handguns, a shotgun,

and what we pulled from those invaders, but it's not enough.

Not for what we have to go up against.

- Wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait, wait.

I thought this was going to be easy.

- We are a group of untrained civilians.

- Well we're a two cop shop.

We're just happy to have the help.

- Right, we just need to teach y'all how to be organized.

- What we are trying to go up against

is basically the epitome.

Of urban guerrilla warfare, right?

Against an organized, well armed army.

- So basically you saying we don't have a shot.

- We might.

Old man Jericho.

- Old man Jericho?

You talking about the cat with the one eye?

- Yeah.

- The deep throat dude who sound like a car?

Like (mouths a car engine). Him? - Yeah, I remember him.

He and his wife came to service before she passed.

- Yeah.

If anyone can help us.

He can.

- Hey, are you sure this is the right place?

- Yes it is.

- I'm just asking, bro.

- Hold it right there.

- This ain't the right place!

- Nobody move.

Jericho, it's me.

- Me who?

- Alonzo Rocker.

We served together in Iraq in '06.

- Oh.

Why don't you say so?

What do you want?

- Help.

We're outmanned, we're outgunned.

We need weapons and I know you have a stockpile.

- What, you don't have your own?

- Enough for home defense, but not for what's going on now.

- You?

- Same.

- Don't even ask.

- And we can't even go anywhere near the precinct.

- They're probably dead already.

Look, I give you what you need, or what you think you need,

then what am I gonna use when they come my way?

- You can't use them all at once.

- But they're mine to use.

- Why are you being so selfish, man?

- They're his guns to use as he wishes.

I just wish you would be more charitable, brother.

- Charitable my ass.

Let's just take his guns.

- You can try.

- Okay, just relax. We get it.

- Nah, nah, nah, Rock.

Let me let this fool know it's Valentine's Day every day.

- Yeah, I'm with you.

- It's over now. We're dead.

- Shut up, man.

- You know it's true!

- You people can leave now.

- Listen.

We're all under a lot of stress.

We should stick together.

- Not my problem.

- Okay.

Let's go.

Come on.

- Rock.

Rock!

Rock!

I'm telling you, Rock, you should have let me

give him the Valentine's Day special.

- And done what?

He would've killed four of you before you could blink.

- Yeah, but at least we would've tried, so what?

- Clear!

- So what are we gonna do now?

- I don't know.

- You don't know? - No, I don't know.

- What kind of answer is I don't know?

- Well I have an idea.

But you're not gonna like it.

Raw Dog.

- Nah, nah, not Raw Dog, no.

- Wait, who the hell is Raw Dog?

- The neighborhood drug dealer.

- That's like going out of the frying pan

right into the fire!

- Do you have a better idea?

- This is about survival, Officer.

And not being stupid.

I mean their kind of ilk, they can't be trusted.

- Hey, look, you've had a few run-ins

with him and his boys, right?

- All day, every day.

The Block Boyz are a network.

A big one.

Now listen to me, y'all, they have a lot of guns, okay?

It has taken me everything in my team

to get them off these streets.

- Lord, where is the bottom?

- She might be right, Zeke, okay?

We need firepower and we don't have much of a choice.

- Don't we though?

You're talking about making a deal with the devil.

This man has drained our community for years.

Come on, he's turned our streets into war zones.

- At least somebody around here's making sense.

- Look around.

We're in a real war zone right now.

Women and children dead.

People that we've known for years,

our friends, our neighbors.

Look, we are fighting the devil.

Now.

- You are leading us, so I'll follow you.

But I want to go on record as saying

I think this is a bad idea.

- Duly noted.

Let's go.

- So, how's everything going over there?

- As good as can be expected.

How are things over there?

- Trent is in his room on the computer no doubt.

- Oh, well I mean, how are you?

- I'm good.

Hanging in there.

The power's still a bit spotty.

Missing you.

Knowing that you're not gonna walk through

that door like I want you to.

And tell me everything's gonna be all right.

- I wish I could.

- But baby, it's your job, I know.

And I love you for it.

- You're too good for me.

- Uh, hello!

Don't you ever forget it.

- Sheila?

What are you doing here?

How did you get here? Does your mother know?

- I snuck out.

- Okay okay.

- I missed you so much.

- I missed you too.

I tried to contact you through our image boards,

but you weren't responding.

- I tried to contact you too.

But our usual image boards are down.

Yeah.

- I've been watching other image boards and.

We're being attacked.

They're called the Orochi.

- Yeah, I know.

I think I have a way that we can hack into their systems.

- Are you serious?

- Yeah.

I found a zero-day in their firewall.

We can exploit it to get root systems.

- Okay, show me.

- Just be quiet.

- We're just here to talk.

- Checked these fools for weapons?

- Yeah, we checked them.

- What these niggas want?

- Fool said they wanna talk to you.

- What's this 5-0 bitch doing here?

- Oh I got your bitch, nigga. Keep talking.

- Don't talk to her like that.

- What you say to me, nigga?

- You heard me.

- Don't!

- Bitch, you next!

- Stupid.

- I'm not afraid to die, young one.

- Aight.

- Whoa whoa whoa!

Wait, wait, wait, wait!

We just came here to talk, all right?

We're not your enemy!

- I knew this was gonna be bad.

- Whatchu come here for, man?

- What I come here for?

You see what's happening out there?

Huh?

They're killing our people, yours included!

Now y'all may be cool sitting around here

getting picked off one at a time, but we are not!

We need help, man! We need guns!

- Guns?

- Yeah.

- My guns?

- You're our last hope, man.

- After all the grief y'all gave me

about doing my business, why should I do that?

- Because of all the lives you've taken.

That's why!

Because of the filth you poison your own community with.

I've been in this neighborhood for 25 years

and I've seen you hold everybody hostage.

Cops are scared, parents can't do nothing.

You lead these babies, these babies!

Into the darkness and off a cliff!

Why would you do that?

We don't need the white man taking what's ours.

And holding us down.

They got you.

So you want to shoot? Start with me.

I already told you, I ain't afraid to die.

But you shoot me in the back.

Coward.

You think he bought it?

- That was a good speech.

- Yeah, kinda pushed it at the end.

- You pushed a little.

- Yeah.

- What y'all need?

- Whatchu got?

So all this time you've had this?

- There you go.

- Wonder how many of these got bodies on them?

- Look, we cool and all.

'Cause you speak your mind and we want to help.

But make no mistake, after this is over?

Oh it's on, baby.

I don't give a damn how many cops

got your back, you feel me?

- Oh, oh no, I feel you.

Okay, now you got something to say.

Well best believe, okay?

You come for me and I will be putting a bullet

in your bitch nigga ass!

Believe that! Believe that!

Nobody want your nasty kiss.

- Let's not start all this again, all right?

- He doing too much and clearly not enough.

It's all you.

- Pick your poison, dawg.

Just remember one thing, brother.

Ain't nothing free.

- What's that supposed to mean?

- Means that I'm a laissez-faire capitalist.

Thomas Sowell, Milton Friedman, Walter E. Williams.

Those cats.

- Hold on, brother, I thought we were straight, okay?

I mean you know we don't have any money.

- Who's talking about money?

I'm talking about making a trade.

- A trade.

What do you have in mind?

- We wanna join the party.

- You?

You want to join us?

It's like Rev said.

It's our hood too.

It's about time we start paying what we owe.

- You can't be spending your money on no fake Jordans.

- Aight, listen up!

As you know, we got ourselves

a situation that affects us all.

It affects the hood, and it affects business.

So either we roll together, or we're gonna get picked clean.

Aight?

Now we got ourselves a soldier

that's gonna teach us how to fight so we can bounce

these namby-pamby ass niggas up out this hood.

- Man, look, I know how to handle myself.

You know what I mean?

- Who are they? 5-0?

- Oh wow, and you're smart.

You're gonna need me, bro.

- (laughs) I got a problem with that, 'cuz.

- Hey, hey.

Let's just relax, okay?

All you need to know is that without us,

you don't stand the chance of surviving.

- What makes you think you gonna survive

the next 30 seconds, 'cuz?

- You don't want this.

(screams) Let go, 'cuz!

You got it, man! Come on!

- Are we good?

Are we good?

- Yeah, 'cuz! Let go!

You crazy, man!

- We all gotta be something.

- As I said, we're all in this together.

- Yeah, we better be.

Because the hood has been invaded.

Y'all used to fighting over control or ego or whatever.

Now it's time to fight for something real,

and not just your own lives,

but the lives of your mothers and daughters,

your fathers and sons.

You gotta fight for the man right next to you.

Because if we don't stand together?

None of us stands a chance.

- One, two, three. - Two, three.

- They ambushed the northern outpost.

- They did what?

- They ambushed the northern outpost.

- These people are not even soldiers.

They don't have any weapons!

What did they use, rocks?

- They had some guns and -

- Some guns and...

- And they used homemade napalm.

- Napalm.

How many casualties?

- All of them, sir.

- I want them found!

Immediately!

- Yes, sir.

- There's no use in hiding! We will find you!

Tell us what we need to know and you will be rewarded!

If you tell us what we need to know -

- Oh shit, a drone.

There's no use in hiding!

We will find you!

Tell us what we need to know and you will be rewarded!

There's no use in hiding! We will find you!

Tell us what we need to know and you will be rewarded!

- We need everybody to listen up!

Thank you.

- Okay, y'all.

We, uh.

We gave them a black eye last night.

But.

It's not enough.

Right?

- Right.

Listen, I know everyone's feeling good.

And I get it, I'm feeling good too,

but we cannot afford to get cocky.

- No, that's the last thing we need.

Taking out that .50 Cal that's guarding the quarantine line?

Is gonna be a beast. Right?

So we're gonna have to attack them from two different directions.

Now me and my people?

We're gonna hit them straight on.

Raw Dog and his boys are gonna flank them around the side,

and hopefully that will distract them long enough

for me to get close enough.

To take it out with a grenade.

- Man, Rock ain't playing!

- You damn right.

- Many of us have already lost people.

And.

Tonight we're probably gonna lose.

Quite a few more.

But the way I see it, we only have one choice.

We either live free.

Or we die trying.

Am I right?

- You damn right.

- Everyone set?

Go! Go! Go!

- Michelle!

Michelle!

- Fall back! Everybody fall back!

- Fall back? What?

- Yeah, yeah, it's over.

We can't beat that .50 Cal.

- Nah, Rock, what you mean?

We got them on the run.

- We gotta fall back!

Fall back now!

Everybody fall back!

Fall back!

- We have to find them!

- We've tried, sir.

They're not talking.

- Then make them talk.

- Yep yep yep.

You know what? Tell me something.

Tell me something, Rock, 'cause I don't get it.

- We were gonna get slaughtered.

- Nope, nope, nope, nope, nope, nope!

No, no, no!

- We were walking into a meat grinder!

- You were the one who said not gonna be easy, right?

Hmm?

So what happened?

So what happened, Rock? Talk to me.

What happened to live free or die trying?

Hmm?

What happened to fight like there's no tomorrow?

No, you take -

- Hey! - Get off me!

- You back off!

Now this man has kept us alive the entire time!

He taught us how to fight, how to thrive,

how not to lay down!

Even through all the death and the carnage, that was him!

So if he tells us to retreat

so that we can live to fight another day,

so that we can see our loved ones,

then I got this brother's back all day.

- My bad.

I lost my head.

You gonna regret this one, Rock.

Real talk.

- How are you?

Is Michelle...

- She...

She didn't make it.

- I'm sorry.

- You?

You okay, Rock?

- I should have known better

this group was never gonna make it.

- (sighs) They made a choice.

Everybody did.

Nobody forced anybody.

- Maybe, but I can't seem to shake the feeling that.

I made a mistake.

- No.

- How bad is it?

- It's just a scratch. You'll live.

- How are the others?

- Some of the guys need medical attention,

but we don't have a lot of supplies.

- Maybe we should try to get them to the hospital.

- Yeah, man, well personally,

I don't think we can risk that,

but hey, I'm willing to try.

- No.

- I'll do what I can, but we might have to

because, you know, they gotta survive.

- They'll find us.

- Why are you so negative?

- 'Cause I'm a realist!

- Trent?

Get in here before you get us killed.

Didn't I tell you to stay at home with your mother?

- I couldn't let y'all get out here.

We found a way that we can help you all.

- When I tell you to do something, you do it!

- But you're not listening to me. I said we found a way -

- It is too dangerous out here!

- I'm not a baby!

Do you want to live?

- Zo.

Someone's in the house.

Zo.

- Daphne?

Daphne?

- I think they're here.

- Daphne!

Daphne!

Daphne!

They have my wife.

- Let's go, but we need a plan.

- I plan to kick some ass.

Daphne.

- Zo.

- I'm gonna stop the bleeding.

I've gotta stop the bleeding.

I'm just gonna stop the bleeding, okay?

You don't need to worry about anything.

I got you.

- Zo.

I didn't tell them.

I didn't tell them where you were.

- No, no, no, I know.

Of course you didn't. Of course you didn't.

- Listen.

- No, don't talk, baby.

- Please listen to me.

Take care of Trent.

He needs you.

- You're gonna take care of him, Daphne.

You'll take care of him, Daphne!

Daphne!

Daphne!

(sobs) Daphne. - Ma?

- Whoa whoa whoa, Trent, you don't want to go in there.

- Get off, man! This is your fault!

- Come on, man, let's go out here.

- This is all your fault! This is your fault!

- It'll be all right!

- Your ass shouldn't have left us, man!

- Um.

Damn.

- Go go go.

- I'm out.

- I'm out.

Just get it over with.

- Let's get out of here.

Follow me.

- Let's go, let's go!

- Rocker, snap out of it.

This is war.

Now I know you lost your wife.

Family or no family, you fight through it.

- Man, look at us.

We can't go any further. Just let us rest a minute.

- We don't have the time. We still have to find reinforcements.

- I got you. Let's go.

- Yeah, where we going?

- You'll see.

- No!

I ain't going nowhere!

- Then stay here.

- This is all your fault.

We came to you first, you turned us away!

You had all these weapons, this could have been avoided!

- You needed to be given a chance to see

that your way would not work.

But once you made your move the enemy

exposed themselves and their tactics.

- So.

You used us.

- No!

You used yourself when you jumped the gun

which I told you not to do.

Now we have a chance.

Like I said.

This is war.

It's not a game.

I use this as a safe house just in case something goes down.

We can plan our next move from here.

There's food, water.

Make yourselves comfortable.

Because we're gonna be here a while.

- It's like a shelter down here.

- Man, look.

I know you're not okay.

And you shouldn't be.

You know, I lost my mom too when I was your age.

And I had to take care of my sister and my brother.

- I didn't even get a chance to say goodbye to her.

- That's the way life is, Trent.

You know, pain never ask us if it's a good time

to come and ruin our lives.

But you know what? How you deal with it.

That can say a lot about how you were raised.

- What do you mean, Grier?

- Well she raised you to be strong, didn't she?

- Yeah.

- Okay, and now that she's no longer here.

Who do you have to be strong for?

- Man, you don't care about me, man.

- Look, man, it's just you and your pops now.

And maybe.

Maybe this is just what was needed

to bring you two closer together.

- I hope you right.

- Hey.

I can't even imagine what you're going through right now.

But if you feel the need to talk, you want -

- What's there to say?

God took my wife away from me.

- Well -

- And don't try to tell me

that God works in mysterious ways.

I know He does.

And believe it or not, I'm okay with that.

You know, Daphne used to say.

All things work together for the good of those who love God.

And are called according to His purpose.

I believe that.

I believe she's with him.

But the mystery to me is why am I still alive?

I mean why didn't He take me as well?

Can you tell me that?

- I think I can.

That boy over there.

He just lost the best friend he'll ever have.

His mom.

So I'm here to tell you that you're still here.

Because you have more work to do.

More work to do, brother.

- Here.

- I got it, I got it.

- No you don't.

- I said I got...

- You don't like me, do you?

- I look at all the pain.

And death around here.

Not knowing where.

My husband.

And my daughters are.

Because I come from something.

I have a family who needs me.

And I look at you.

And it reminds me that this city has been under a war zone

way before this terrorist attack.

Fighting people like you.

Who have poisoned our streets.

Killed our boys for years, for decades.

Oh what, you ain't got nothing to say now?

- I didn't kill anyone that didn't have it coming.

You know that, right?

- Oh no, I don't know nothing.

Really? You can just sit here and say that to me?

All right, just like Dion Jackson.

Yeah, that name ring a bell?

My nephew.

I know there's such a long list.

But that was my nephew.

And he didn't know anything

when you gunned him down on Crenshaw.

- Look, I was different back then.

- Oh, you.

(laughs) You were different.

Aww.

You were different.

Well Dion will never get a chance to be different.

All his different ran out of his body

when he turned the black asphalt red.

Because people like you.

You kill.

You kill -

Innocent boys.

You kill people's families,

you killed someone in my family, and you sit here

and you wanna tell me that you different now.

This is what, the 2.0 version of you?

Man, get out of here.

- I've seen a lot of things in my life.

But after everything we've been through

in the past few days.

Some of my guys are dead.

Kinda gives you a different perspective.

I thought I was a big guy with big dreams.

All of a sudden I ain't so big no more.

- (sighs) Man, making these codes is no joke.

- We got it, baby.

- How much more time?

- I'm not sure.

It could take a couple hours at least.

Plus, these foreign firewalls can take a minute to crack.

- Look, we are running out of time.

- Yeah, but they know there are only

but so many places we can go down here.

- We can cover the entrances as best we can.

- Yeah.

Or maybe.

Maybe we can give them a place to go.

- Yeah.

Okay.

Here we go.

- Yeah.

- Hey, hey! There he is.

Right there.

Stay on him.

We found them.

- We can't stay here.

- You do realize they're still looking for us, right?

- Yeah, and they'll probably find us.

These people are not soldiers like us, all right?

They can't handle the hardship.

- Oh I beg to differ.

They got some real bite in them.

(chuckles) Like dogs.

War dogs, we used to say.

- I'm not so sure about that.

- Uh, Dad!

Dad!

- Yeah, not now.

- But Dad, I think I know a way we can -

- Trent, this is important.

- So is this!

You never listen to me!

You're always too busy with everything else!

Do you realize my mom is dead?

So what else is it gonna take

for you to finally listen to me?

- Okay.

I'm listening.

- I think I know a way to get a big enough signal out.

Their satellite truck.

- Wait, what now?

- I think Sheila and I have a way

to hack into the dish on that satellite truck.

- How?

- We can turn their weapons against them

and send a signal out for help at the same time.

- Let's do it.

- Out of the mouths of babes.

- But we have to patch in directly.

- To what? Can't use wifi?

- Okay, this sounds dangerous.

- Okay, so what? We don't even try?

Look, Dad, we can do this.

- Kids might be on to something, Rock.

- Please.

- Okay, so, what do you need?

- We just need time to set up the program.

- And then get there.

- This is not gonna be easy.

- It never is.

- All right, let's go. Let's try it.

- Let's do it. Let's do it.

- Get ready.

- Everybody move! Now!

- This is not going well.

None of these people are trained warriors

and yet they fight!

They should know when they're beaten.

- They're using tunnels that run under the city.

Every time we go in, our men are slaughtered.

- I think it's time we try another tactic.

- I don't understand, sir.

- It's time to use the mecha drones.

(mecha drones beeping and whirring)

- Try it now.

- Okay.

- Is it working?

- Can we work? Please?

- My bad.

- No.

Okay, try this.

- We got it.

One hacking program complete.

- Good, let's move.

- Someone's in the tunnel. Stay here.

- Where are you going?

- Don't worry about it.

You just get to that satellite truck.

Fall back! - What's going on?

- Fall back! Fall back!

- What's going on? What's up?

- Fall back! Fall back!

- Oh shit! What the hell?

- Ain't no way we can kill that thing.

- Oh man, it's over, man! It's over!

- It's not over, it's not over, all right?

We survived this long!

Let's get back to the bunker!

Go go go!

- You didn't think I'd leave you out here alone, did you?

- I appreciate it.

- I know you do.

- Hey, move, move, move! Come on!

Keep moving, keep moving, keep moving!

- But what about my father? - Hey, he's coming!

He's coming, you gotta come - - No!

- Damn it. That kid.

- Aim for the head.

That'll destroy the sensors.

- Got it.

- Dad, what are you doing?

- What I gotta do. Go back in!

- No, I'm not going anywhere without you!

- Zeke, get him back inside! - I got him, I got him.

Come on, kid! Come on, you can't help him!

- Go be with your boy.

- No, I'm not leaving you out here.

- I'll be right behind you.

Now go!

(mecha drones thumping and whirring)

- What's happening?

I need a visual! Come on!

- Hey hey hey hey hey hey hey hey, hey.

Hold on, hey. - What am I supposed to do now?

- Hey hey hey hey hey hey!

Baby, it's gonna be okay.

All right? Hey, look at me.

Look at me. It's gonna be okay.

- We gotta go.

- Dad!

You all right? - Yeah, I'm good.

- Hey, what happened to Jericho?

- Don't worry about that.

They're coming after us hard, okay?

And I don't know how many more of those robots they have.

- It's too dangerous!

We can't beat them all!

- Listen, we have to try.

- No, no, listen, we just got our heads handed to us, okay?

A full frontal assault with just us is not going to work.

- Wait wait, maybe we don't have to.

Jericho told me there's a back exit.

This place is actually a network of tunnels

people used to smuggle alcohol during Prohibition.

- Okay, good. Then you lead the way.

Everybody grab some gear and let's go!

- This way, guys.

- So the coast looks clear.

I'm gonna go over there by myself first.

Make sure everything's cool.

And then I'll call you.

Everyone, everyone stays here until then.

I got this.

Right then.

- Drop it! Weapon!

You must be Rocker.

You're a hard man to find.

- That was the idea.

- I'm amazed.

Never thought you weak Americans,

especially from this neighborhood, to be so resilient.

I applaud you.

But we all know how this was going to end, huh?

- You killed my wife.

- Her death saved many lives.

And now we are done.

But this.

Is personal.

Your little group caused me much pain and embarrassment.

It ends right here.

- You people never stood a chance anyway.

- Dad, are you okay?

- Yeah. (chuckles)

Didn't I tell you to wait for my signal?

- You needed us.

- Thank you, son.

Get to work.

I'm good, I'm good.

A little help?

Thanks.

- Okay.

- Hurry up before they realize we're right under their noses.

- Okay, here goes.

- All right, let's go, let's go, let's go.

Come on, come on.

- Okay, I'm bypassing the firewall,

- What's taking so long?

- Baby, please just chill out.

- Okay, look.

I'm sorry.

But you can do this.

- Okay. - I believe in you.

- Okay.

Okay, okay, we got them on the run.

- Perfect, perfect.

Wait, what are you doing?

- You'll see.

- What is this "boo-ya?"

(mecha drone beeping and whirring)

Get the picture back online!

No!

- You idiots!

Help them fix it! Do something!

Fix it! Come on!

- Sheila picked up a signal.

I think our message got through.

- So you think they're gonna try us again?

- If they do, we'll be ready for 'em.

Thanks to you.

- They not like us.

They not like us.

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