Uploaded on November 19, 2011 by AnyClip

The clip Releasing Mike from John Q (2002)

Give me $100.
Come on, it's a diamond ring.
All right, $90. Give me $90, then.
He's going to die.
What?
They're releasing him.
Who?
Dr Turner just left here.
They are releasing Mike this morning.
They're not going to send him home. I gave them money yesterday.
It doesn't matter. Listen to me. They are releasing him.
I talked to the hospital. They said... I'll take care of it.
You always take care of everything, but it's never enough, is it?
You need to do something, do you hear me?
Do something!

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