1998 Dark Harbor FEATURE MOVIE

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Dark Harbor (1998) is a psychological thriller about a troubled, wealthy married couple—David (Alan Rickman) and Alexis (Polly Walker)—who pick up a battered, mysterious young drifter (Norman Reedus) on a rainy Maine road. The drifter entangles himself in their lives, leading to a tense, manipulative, and treacherous love triangle with a surprise twist ending

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00:44:08Well, that's funny you don't look like a woman to me.

00:44:11Yeah?

00:44:12Who do I look like?

00:44:15I think you look more...

00:44:20like a Marilyn.

00:44:26All right, you got me.

00:44:28Yeah, I think I do.

00:44:32I think I got you, too.

00:44:34Oh, yeah?

00:44:36And how's that, Miss Monroe?

00:44:39Because your name's not Tex.

00:44:42It's not? What is it, then?

00:44:45Jack.

00:44:47Jack?

00:44:51Happy birthday...

00:44:55to you.

00:45:00Happy birthday...

00:45:02to you.

00:45:07Happy birthday, Mr. President.

00:45:14Happy birthday...

00:45:18to...

00:45:21you.

00:45:30Ready?

00:45:33Hello?

00:45:34After Mars.

00:45:36I'm sorry.

00:45:37Um, can I ask you a favour?

00:45:40Sure.

00:45:40What is it?

00:45:42I got a little something on the tip of my tongue.

00:45:44Do you mind helping me out before it slips away?

00:45:49Okay, sure.

00:46:04Shoot.

00:46:07It's funny.

00:46:09It's funny.

00:46:10Your worst nightmare.

00:46:12Is this it?

00:46:16Sorry.

00:46:19It's funny.

00:46:21Your worst nightmare always seems so far away.

00:46:29But then all of a sudden, there it is.

00:46:34Like a monster is tied away.

00:46:39You try to escape, but you can't.

00:46:44You struggle.

00:46:46You struggle.

00:46:49You struggle.

00:46:52You're desperate cries, unhurt.

00:46:59And something strange happens.

00:47:05You stop struggling.

00:47:07You don't.

00:47:10Your cries take flight.

00:47:15You forget you're drowning.

00:47:24You're, uh, you're John Hancock.

00:47:27And we can go.

00:47:35How'd you and David meet each other anyway?

00:47:38I lost my mind for a few years after college.

00:47:40And he saved me.

00:47:42Sounds like a good deal.

00:48:01I hope we get lucky.

00:48:03I hope we get lucky.

00:48:12When they're not.

00:48:15When they're not.

00:48:16You think they are.

00:48:17They're clever.

00:48:19They're fickle.

00:48:21They feel you coming, then they hide.

00:48:25They feel you coming.

00:48:36Not bad.

00:48:38But guess what?

00:48:39What?

00:48:40Killed it.

00:48:43You have to break it off above the ball.

00:48:45Otherwise no more can grow.

00:48:47But you have great instincts.

00:48:49So, Chanterelle.

00:48:50David's gonna love you.

00:49:06I'm in love with you.

00:49:07I don't know.

00:49:09I mean, I know it's kind of sudden, but...

00:49:12Now that I've laid my eyes on you, well...

00:49:14It's just all over.

00:49:17I wouldn't do that if I were you.

00:49:25The Amanitas muscarius is a rare coastal mushroom

00:49:28originally used by the Iroquois to combat red malaria.

00:49:32It also happens to be a highly potent aphrodisiac.

00:49:37And then there's his infamous sister.

00:49:39The Amanita Rubenica.

00:49:41Affectionately known as the Purple Julie.

00:49:44It'll kill you in less than a minute.

00:49:46Guess what they both have in common?

00:49:48What?

00:49:51They're twins.

00:49:53How can you tell them apart?

00:49:56Purple Julie, Purple Poison.

00:50:00The Amanita muscarius.

00:50:03The Aphrodisiac.

00:50:03Right.

00:50:06How do you know so much about mushrooms?

00:50:08My father.

00:50:11He used to drag me out here from when I could walk and go on and on about their differences

00:50:15and their histories, their flavours, their powers, everything.

00:50:20Should have seen his eyes when he talked about them. It was pure magic.

00:50:25Does he still come out here?

00:50:28He committed suicide when I was eight.

00:50:30I'm sorry.

00:50:31It won't be.

00:50:32He's better off.

00:50:34What about your mum?

00:50:36We don't speak.

00:50:40Why is that?

00:50:41She hates David.

00:50:49I can.

00:50:57What are you doing?

00:51:06Oh, my God.

00:51:28Oh, my God.

00:51:34Behave.

00:51:35I am behaving.

00:51:43Oh, my God.

00:51:56Oh, my God.

00:51:58Oh, my God.

00:52:09Oh, my God.

00:52:19Let's go. It's getting late.

00:52:24Are you coming?

00:52:28Well, I have to be getting back.

00:52:47Look, I just want to tell you, um...

00:52:51I'd just like to say that you accept it.

00:53:00Hello?

00:53:01Hi, honey.

00:53:02Had a go with Lasker.

00:53:03You've been gone forever.

00:53:08David, are you okay?

00:53:09Larry?

00:53:10Yeah.

00:53:11It's just, uh...

00:53:15I guess I had some bad clams.

00:53:17Yeah, clams.

00:53:18I have to go off, but I got clams for dinner.

00:53:20I know, but...

00:53:21Why did you only get two lobsters?

00:53:25Well, I just...

00:53:28Because I didn't think that I'd want any dinner.

00:53:31Because of the clams.

00:53:32Oh, right.

00:53:34What happened to Larry?

00:53:34He didn't come back with you.

00:53:35No, I didn't.

00:53:37I...

00:53:38Said to say hi.

00:53:39Hi from Lasker, too.

00:53:44I'll just sit down.

00:53:54Honey, I...

00:53:55I think I need a compress.

00:53:57Will you go into the kitchen and get me a wet cloth?

00:54:00But, Lex...

00:54:01He doesn't know where anything is.

00:54:03I'll go.

00:54:13You've got a very loyal wife.

00:54:16Listen, I don't think tonight's such a good night for this fruit showdown.

00:54:20So, I'm gonna put him to bed, and I'll run you over to Elsewhere, okay?

00:54:26She may be right.

00:54:28We should probably take her engine.

00:54:34Okay, but I gotta say...

00:54:35I was kinda looking forward to the challenge.

00:54:41You know what's always like, honey.

00:54:44In fact, I think that a warm shower and cold drink will be right back into the swing of things.

00:54:51David, I really don't think.

00:54:52Exactly, don't think.

00:54:54Drink.

00:55:08It's amazing, David.

00:55:24I'm so excited.

00:55:25I'm so excited.

00:55:30I'm so excited, you two have a good day.

00:55:30So, did you two have a good day?

00:55:34I gave them the grand tour.

00:55:42I didn't like it.

00:55:45It's nice.

00:55:52Good luck.

00:55:53Thanks.

00:55:54For everything.

00:55:55See you in 20.

00:55:56Call the phone company.

00:55:58It's still out.

00:56:00Done?

00:56:01Oh.

00:56:02Yeah.

00:56:02This is for you.

00:56:05How about that?

00:56:07Thoughtful.

00:56:08I made it here.

00:56:10It's very nice.

00:56:49What are you doing back here?

00:56:52Is everything okay?

00:56:53Where's David?

00:56:55We got in a little, uh...

00:56:57He's outside.

00:56:59Closing up or something.

00:57:00You got in a little what?

00:57:01Jam.

00:57:03Boat died.

00:57:05Had to paddle back.

00:57:06I'm sorry.

00:57:08I'll be right back.

00:57:09Do you need anything?

00:57:10A seaplane would be nice.

00:57:39There you are, you poor thing.

00:57:40What happened?

00:57:42The boat conked out halfway there.

00:57:43It was a nightmare.

00:57:44I know.

00:57:45I heard.

00:57:45Did you?

00:57:46Yes, I did.

00:57:47So I guess James Dean's gonna be making himself at home again.

00:57:51Well, we could always call Michael Mary.

00:57:53What are we gonna do?

00:57:53Scream across the bay?

00:57:55Right.

00:57:56The phone.

00:57:57Why is this all my fault, David?

00:57:58Do you think I want him here?

00:57:59I don't know.

00:58:00Do you?

00:58:00No, I don't.

00:58:01That makes two of us.

00:58:09You know, I look at you, and it's funny.

00:58:16You don't remind me of myself, exactly.

00:58:23But you remind me of a certain time.

00:58:26I remember what I used to think love was then.

00:58:29And that it was the fireworks, the explosions, the highlights.

00:58:44But it's not.

00:58:50It's time to go through the seasons together, through change, through the ups and downs,

00:59:00to be able to look your beloved in the eye and say,

00:59:08We did that together, as one.

00:59:14We chose each other, above all others.

00:59:27That's love.

00:59:31It's unexplainable.

00:59:33It's a secret.

00:59:37That can only be known once you've done the time.

00:59:58It's nice what you said downstairs.

01:00:03I meant it.

01:00:10What a weekend, huh?

01:00:12You're telling me.

01:00:19Sorry I left you alone today.

01:00:21Don't worry.

01:00:25So everything was okay?

01:00:27Yeah.

01:00:28You know.

01:00:30You weren't bored or anything?

01:00:34No, not especially.

01:00:37I mean, I wasn't not bored, but I'm glad you got to do what you wanted.

01:00:45Good.

01:00:48Just as long as you weren't bored.

01:01:31Good morning, sweetheart.

01:01:35Morning.

01:01:38What's wrong?

01:01:40Look in the mirror.

01:01:46Oh, Christ.

01:01:48Do you want me to put some kermine on?

01:01:49Oh.

01:01:50Do you see yourself?

01:01:56How long have you been up?

01:01:58An hour, about an hour.

01:02:01Are you ready?

01:02:04Almost.

01:02:04Are you?

01:02:09You've got over an hour.

01:02:12What's your watch?

01:02:13I'm not wearing it.

01:02:14You always wear it.

01:02:15No, not today.

01:02:24So, where's our little friend?

01:02:27Outside, I think.

01:02:32I'd better check on the boat.

01:02:34It's done.

01:02:36What do you mean, it's done?

01:02:37He did it.

01:02:38What?

01:02:38This morning.

01:02:41Oh.

01:02:42Said it was a loose spark.

01:02:45Speak of the devil.

01:02:51Morning, David.

01:02:53To be ready in a minute.

01:02:54Cool.

01:02:57What'll be ready in a minute.

01:02:59My shirt.

01:02:59Your shirt.

01:02:59It was still wet this morning.

01:03:02Don't you have another one?

01:03:04Nope.

01:03:08Don't.

01:03:08It's going to spread.

01:03:09Where else can it spread?

01:03:14I'll just go and see if your shirt's ready.

01:03:20I like your face.

01:03:24Here.

01:03:25Watch.

01:03:25The face is cool.

01:03:31Alexis, get it back to me.

01:03:32It's beautiful.

01:03:34Oh, well, we fixed the phone, by the way.

01:03:37Alexis and me.

01:03:38What do you want?

01:03:39This morning, she woke me up, and...

01:03:41asked me to hold two wires together while she taped.

01:03:45Any calls?

01:03:48Thanks.

01:03:49I hear you're quite the mechanic.

01:03:51Oh, it was nothing.

01:03:52It was just a cable cut out back.

01:03:54It was probably a raccoon's.

01:03:55Good for you.

01:03:56Any calls?

01:03:56No, but there were two messages in Boston.

01:03:58Larry Cohen said Lasker looks 50-50,

01:04:01and Tom Reynolds is desperate for squash.

01:04:02So I was desperate for something.

01:04:03Did you call anybody?

01:04:04No.

01:04:05Why?

01:04:07No reason.

01:04:08I was just wondering if it was calling out or not.

01:04:10Of course it's calling out.

01:04:12How do you think I checked the machine telepathy?

01:04:18Yeah?

01:04:20Would you like anything?

01:04:22No, no, thanks.

01:04:23Come on, you've got to have something.

01:04:24What about a banana?

01:04:27Dab and milk would be nice.

01:04:38Sir, is everything okay?

01:04:39Yes.

01:04:40Okay, bye.

01:04:44Who was it?

01:04:46Mike.

01:04:47Oh, good.

01:04:47Are you coming by?

01:04:49I'm still in Portland with Mary's mother.

01:04:51I'll be back tomorrow when Mary says hi.

01:04:57What's so funny?

01:05:00I don't know.

01:05:01Couples, I guess.

01:05:03Couples?

01:05:04Maybe someday soon you'll look in the mirror

01:05:06and have a snicker or two at yourself.

01:05:09Come on, David.

01:05:12David.

01:05:17You always have a banana.

01:05:19Well, today I'm not having a banana,

01:05:20so the next time you feel the need to generalize,

01:05:22you can say you almost always have a banana.

01:05:26Thank you, David.

01:05:27Maybe I won't say anything at all.

01:05:32Can you have a cigarette, please?

01:05:34Yeah.

01:05:45There's more in the fridge.

01:05:55Would you like a glass, sweetheart?

01:06:07Would you like a glass, David?

01:06:09No, I wouldn't, but thank you.

01:06:17Are your hands dirty, Alexis?

01:06:22Excuse me?

01:06:23I was just wondering why you were cleaning a clean glass.

01:06:26I thought maybe it was because your hands were dirty.

01:06:29I don't know what kind of poison is flowing through your veins this morning,

01:06:32but whatever it is, keep it to yourself.

01:06:35Sorry about this.

01:06:37I know this isn't as much fun as the boathouse,

01:06:39but then life isn't all cowboys and Indians, is it?

01:06:47Is it?

01:06:49What in God's name are you trying to accomplish?

01:06:54It's not too bright in here for you, is it?

01:06:56Honey, would you close the shades for him?

01:06:58You know how much he likes the shades closed in the middle of the day?

01:07:05All right, I'll do it.

01:07:10Oops.

01:07:11You bastard.

01:07:13Well, I was just trying to set the right mood.

01:07:15You know what, David?

01:07:16I think maybe you should go outside and take a walk and cool down a lot.

01:07:19Should I?

01:07:19Yes, I think you should.

01:07:20Well, well, well, wouldn't that be convenient?

01:07:22Especially if I kept walking.

01:07:24And then you and Valentina over here could call all your little friends

01:07:26and maybe even dear old mommy if she'll take the call.

01:07:30And you can let them know that that selfish bastard

01:07:32with his endless mood swings and depressions is gone once and for all.

01:07:36A guttle digging kike squanders the family millions

01:07:39and makes everyone so miserable.

01:07:41He's finally out of the picture.

01:07:44Wouldn't that be a relief?

01:07:46No more deadbeat days.

01:07:47No more sleepers nights.

01:07:48No more David Weinberg.

01:07:50Wouldn't that be a dream?

01:07:51I feel so sorry for you right now.

01:07:53Yeah, you better feel sorry for me.

01:07:55Who wouldn't feel sorry for me?

01:07:56Seven years stuck in a coffin with you.

01:08:11Coffin.

01:08:14Coffin.

01:08:17Are you sure you wanted to say that, David?

01:08:20I was sure the day I married you.

01:08:25I just didn't have the courage to admit it.

01:08:35Have I gone too far?

01:08:40Should I not be honest?

01:08:46There she goes.

01:08:48There's the Lexi Chandler we all know and love.

01:08:50When in doubt, shut him out.

01:08:51Shut, shut, shut, shut him up.

01:08:53Shut, shut, shut him up.

01:08:56Shut, shut, shut, shut him up.

01:08:58Shut up till all the doors are closed and she's dragged us down into her coffin just like Daddy.

01:09:11Get out.

01:09:29Get out.

01:09:35Get out.

01:09:36me. Get out.

01:10:05David, no!

01:10:29David!

01:10:30David!

01:10:39David!

01:11:00David!

01:11:12David!

01:11:13David!

01:11:14David!

01:11:15David!

01:11:16David!

01:11:30David!

01:11:36David!

01:11:40David!

01:11:41David!

01:11:42David!

01:11:43David!

01:11:50David!

01:11:52David!

01:11:55David!

01:11:59David!

01:12:01David!

01:12:02David!

01:12:03The wolf.

01:12:05That's her what!

01:12:07Alas!

01:12:08Let's go.

01:12:51Are you okay?

01:12:54Where is he?

01:12:57Gone.

01:12:59Did you call the police?

01:13:02No.

01:13:04No cops.

01:13:08No cops.

01:13:11No cops.

01:13:13No cops.

01:13:41What are we going to do with that?

01:14:01What are we going to do with that?

01:14:43What are we going to do with that?

01:15:11What are we going to do with that?

01:15:25What are we going to do with that?

01:15:53What are we going to do with that?

01:16:14What are we going to do with that?

01:16:19What are we going to do with that?

01:16:55What are we going to do with that?

01:17:23What are we going to do with that?

01:17:25What are we going to do with that?

01:17:53What are we going to do with that?

01:17:56What are we going to do with that?

01:18:19What are we going to do with that?

01:18:24What are we going to do with that?

01:18:49What are we going to do with that?

01:19:19What are we going to do with that?

01:19:31What are we going to do with that?

01:19:47What are we going to do with that?

01:20:00By the way...

01:20:24How are you?

01:20:29I've had some bad nights.

01:20:35Well, I'm here now.

01:20:42That's all I wanted.

01:20:47You proved it.

01:20:54I hope so.

01:20:55I hope so.

01:21:45I hope so.

01:21:48I hope so.

01:22:31I hope so.

01:22:59I hope so.

01:23:31I hope so.

01:23:57I hope so.

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