Nick is a character from the 1993 thriller 'Falling Down' by director Joel Schumacher.
After Sandra exits, Nick locks up and takes Foster to his back room where he ...
When Nick offers Foster a shoulder fire heat seeking rocket launcher it becom...
Nick presupposes his view on who the Whammyburger staff was comprised of to F...
Nick continues to offer his views to Foster on the staff at places like Whamm...
Foster makes it clear to Nick that, in his mind anyway, he and Nick are very ...
As Foster turns to exit, Nick stops him, when Foster turns again to exit, Nic...
Nick, going through Foster's bag full of weapons, picks up the snow globe Fos...
When Foster fails to support Nick's views Nick holds him at gun point.
At gun point, Nick forces Foster to assume the position then handcuffs him an...
When Foster refuses to give Nick his other hand to cuff, Nick kick's Foster's...
Nick kocking Foster to his knees frees his hand, allowing him to reach into h...
Nick drops the gun when Foster stabs him in the shoulder. Pulling the blade f...
Nick staggers toward the door, calling on a god he probably doesn't believe i...
A gay customer moves to confront Nick after Nick insults him and his partner ...
Nick yells after the two men when one of them knocks over a display as they e...
While in the surplus store, the sales person makes loud remarks aimed at two ...
After one of the gay men tip over a sunglass rack on Nick's counter on their ...
Sandra enters the surplus store while Foster is in the dressing booth and ask...
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