What does Kenny say to James?
In the 2010 movie Faster featuring Dwayne Johnson, there is a scene where he is confronted by a person identified as a Samoan played by Sidney Liufau. The full scene is here
Can someone tell me what Kenny says and what happens to change James (Dwayne Johnson)'s mood? He seems to get scared of the tattoo he sees. What is the significance?
Best Answer
The tattoo was something he had done in prison. Billy Bob Thornton talks a little about it when he refers to it as a "count". It's a count of each gang (not just its members) in prison that tried to take him out. I'm pretty sure Kenny referred to him as a ghost because it's prison slang for someone not affiliated with gangs.
So that's why it was so scary, because seeing it showed that he survived a gang ambush. The more markings, the more gangs he survived.
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What does it mean to be a ghost from faster?
What does Dwayne Johnson's character's prison tattoo on his inner left forearm mean in the movie Faster? He is referenced as a \u201cghost\u201d or no affiliation to a gang in prison. Each letter or symbol then refers to a gang that has tried to kill him and failed.What does Kenny say fast?
Kenny : Brother, l ain't got no beef with you.What is the tattoo on the rocks left arm?
The descending swirls around his left shoulder represent him connecting his past, present, and future. The lion over his heart represents his warrior spirit and his dedication to overcoming any obstacles. Johnson is so much into spirituality that he wanted his biggest tattoo to symbolize the same.Is faster based on a true story?
It's based on a true story. I'm just trying to find the right time and place for that. That's another specialty kind of movie, so I'm all over what the story tells me to do. Are you writing that yourself?I subtitled Kenny McCormick's dialogue in some of my favorite clips
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