Chris Evans Goes Wild as a Preacher | Honey Don’t! Scene (4K)

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Small-town private investigator Honey O'Donahue probes a series of strange deaths that are tied to a mysterious church.
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AI GeneratedThis transcript juxtaposes a religious sermon on the necessity of active submission to God with a gritty narrative involving a violent crime, a cover-up, and familial tension. While the sermon warns against passive existence, the plot unfolds around a character named Hector who has committed a killing, leading to a conspiracy to silence a witness.
But action ungoverned is not action in service of the Lord.
Action must connect to submission.
And submission is not passive.
And action is not unbridled.
Only when we submit vigorously to the will of God do we serve Him.
We submit and yet we act.
We act and yet we submit.
Even to the desire of the body do we submit actively.
And so serve the Lord.
Now you all know what a piece of macaroni does.
What does a piece of macaroni do?
It just sits there.
And is that macaroni serving the Lord?
We are not macaroni.
We serve the temple through action.
We serve the temple through submission.
We do not serve the temple by sitting there like macaroni.
Now you all know who the Pharisees were.
Pharisees were high and mighty.
So they thought they knew the law right down to the letter.
And that made them holy.
So they thought they knew right.
They prayed right.
But did they act right?
And what does that make them?
Macaroni.
The Pharisees were macaroni.
Action.
Duty.
Passion.
Submission.
Those are the four ways.
Those are the only four ways.
And in our temple, doing our duty, we serve the Lord.
And we serve Him.
But he's such a nice boy.
What did he say happened?
I think the guy he was sent to collect from made some kind of penis move.
A penis move?
Some move that was against Hector's code of machismo.
Okay.
Couldn't really get a description out of him.
He was very upset.
Upset?
Well, I guess he was if the guy is all gunked up in his tire treads.
He cleaned his tires, cleaned his whole car.
Yes, I know, but that doesn't make the dead guy go away.
Oh, yeah. Most of them are still in the parking lot.
Well, the French are not going to like this.
The French?
Don't worry about it. It's above your pay grade.
I mean, I have to worry about it. Believe me.
But, Reverend, we don't know how anyone will connect Hector to it.
So no one saw Hector and the guy?
Only the bartender.
Okay. Well, we've got to kill him.
Okay. Wow.
Okay. Well, I'll find out where he lives.
You don't know where he lives?
How would I know where he lives?
Hector?
What are you talking about, Hector?
Who the **** do you think we're talking about?
The bartender.
Why the **** would we kill the bartender?
He saw Hector.
And he's talked to the police. That ship has sailed, dingbat.
It's too bad.
I liked Hector.
Abuela!
Yes?
Abuela, have you seen my coat? I'm going to the church. I need it.
It's hanging. I just washed it. It has to dry.
I'll iron it.
I'll bring it. Don't worry.
No, you don't wash it. I'll bring it.
Abuela, I'll bring it. Don't worry.
It's a woman's job.
Yes, but you work a lot. Give me a kiss.
I love you.
I love you too.
Go sit down. I'll be right back.
Listen.
I love you so much.
I'm scared.
Be careful.
You'll get hurt.
