Knockaround Guys

I watched Knockaround Guys tonight. It was actually pretty good. You have these sons of 
mob bosses that really want to prove themselves. They get in a bit of a perdicament and 
end up in a small Montana town. The great part is they think everything works the same 
as it did back in Brooklyn - bribes, bosses, etc. I guess it's understandable, if I were 
to go into their world I'd have no idea how it really functioned. Anyway, I had a good time.

But the whole movie really becomes worth it for one scene. Vin Diesel plays a mob enforcer
(side note: he played the best bad ass character Hollywood has come up with in a long time
in Pitch Black.) When they're in the small Montana town the local tough guy comes up and 
tries to start something. Vin steps forward for the following (all of Vin's lines are in 
that deep calm voice of his.)

Vin: Five-hundred.

Dumb-ass local: Five-hundred what? Douche bag. [Spits on Vin's leg, then laughs confidently.]

Vin: Five-hundred fights. That's the number I figured when I was a kid. Five-hundred street 
fights and you can consider yourself a legitimate tough guy. You need 'em for experience, to 
develop leather skin. So I got started. Of course along the way you stop thinking about being
tough and all that, it stops being the point. You get past the silliness of it all. But then,
after, you realize that's what you are.

Same Local - Now Slightly Smarter: Look, I got no problem with you, alright?

Vin: I tell you, you learn a lot of things on the way to five-hundred. None more important
then this. [Vin turns the guy into a bloody pulp.]