WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 2 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 3 00:00:24.241 --> 00:00:26.983 [pensive music] 4 00:01:00.799 --> 00:01:02.279 - Let us begin. 5 00:01:28.218 --> 00:01:31.526 [keyboard keys clacking] 6 00:01:36.226 --> 00:01:39.011 [balls clacking] 7 00:01:48.020 --> 00:01:49.500 - Why a Newton's cradle? 8 00:01:51.328 --> 00:01:53.330 - It focuses the mind. 9 00:01:55.593 --> 00:01:58.247 [balls clacking] 10 00:02:08.258 --> 00:02:09.520 - So who is he? 11 00:02:09.564 --> 00:02:10.521 - John Doe. 12 00:02:12.132 --> 00:02:14.046 - Who he is doesn't matter. 13 00:02:14.090 --> 00:02:15.178 - Well, it matters to me. 14 00:02:17.441 --> 00:02:18.834 - He's ex Special Forces. 15 00:02:18.877 --> 00:02:21.402 No family, no connections. 16 00:02:21.445 --> 00:02:22.751 A soldier's soldier. 17 00:02:22.794 --> 00:02:24.927 - Just a man trying to do his country proud. 18 00:02:27.190 --> 00:02:29.149 - So explain this to me, doctor. 19 00:02:30.933 --> 00:02:33.543 - Well, the concept of the microchip is quite simple. 20 00:02:34.980 --> 00:02:37.156 Expands the processing power of the brain. 21 00:02:38.984 --> 00:02:41.944 Microchips have been doubling in such power every 18 months 22 00:02:41.987 --> 00:02:43.641 for the last several decades. 23 00:02:45.077 --> 00:02:46.078 The human brain on the other hand, 24 00:02:46.122 --> 00:02:48.516 has remained virtually stagnant 25 00:02:48.559 --> 00:02:50.126 for the last several thousand years. 26 00:02:52.084 --> 00:02:55.043 But with every technological leap forward, 27 00:02:55.087 --> 00:02:57.525 humanity has leaped forward exponentially. 28 00:02:59.701 --> 00:03:01.268 Think of how far we could go 29 00:03:01.311 --> 00:03:03.183 if we used one to help the other. 30 00:03:04.793 --> 00:03:07.317 - I've heard your pitch before, 31 00:03:07.361 --> 00:03:09.711 but what makes this version of the chip better? 32 00:03:12.627 --> 00:03:14.237 - We can make suggestions now. 33 00:03:18.154 --> 00:03:20.896 [balls clacking] 34 00:03:27.990 --> 00:03:30.949 - Interesting, you can make him do things? 35 00:03:30.993 --> 00:03:32.560 - We can plant ideas. 36 00:03:35.171 --> 00:03:36.781 We didn't tell him to eat that apple, 37 00:03:38.218 --> 00:03:39.523 but we put the thought of the apple in his head 38 00:03:39.567 --> 00:03:40.872 and his brain took over from there. 39 00:03:42.831 --> 00:03:45.486 [pensive music] 40 00:04:03.504 --> 00:04:05.114 - I don't know, a fox? 41 00:04:09.727 --> 00:04:11.642 - Not as interesting. 42 00:04:11.686 --> 00:04:12.948 - Just wait, 43 00:04:14.471 --> 00:04:15.777 turn it on. 44 00:04:17.909 --> 00:04:20.695 [screen beeping] 45 00:04:34.099 --> 00:04:36.145 - So you mean the chip wasn't on before? 46 00:04:36.188 --> 00:04:39.496 - Well, technically, the chip is always on, 47 00:04:39.540 --> 00:04:42.760 sort of like a smartphone unless you remove the battery. 48 00:04:45.459 --> 00:04:47.548 But now we're- - Fully engaged. 49 00:04:48.375 --> 00:04:50.812 [tense music] 50 00:05:15.358 --> 00:05:17.621 - It's a wolf. 51 00:05:17.665 --> 00:05:19.536 - The chip helps him analyze the surroundings 52 00:05:19.580 --> 00:05:22.626 and come up with a solution to whatever problem he may face. 53 00:05:26.282 --> 00:05:27.239 - Lion, 54 00:05:29.111 --> 00:05:30.112 crocodile, 55 00:05:31.156 --> 00:05:32.070 snake, 56 00:05:33.071 --> 00:05:33.942 tiger. 57 00:05:36.510 --> 00:05:38.207 - Impressive. 58 00:05:38.250 --> 00:05:40.122 - What would you like him to do next? 59 00:05:40.165 --> 00:05:41.645 - I've seen enough. 60 00:05:41.689 --> 00:05:42.429 Turn him off. 61 00:05:42.472 --> 00:05:43.343 Shut it all down. 62 00:05:44.561 --> 00:05:45.388 - What? 63 00:06:04.233 --> 00:06:06.757 [tense music continues] 64 00:06:08.368 --> 00:06:10.892 [guns banging] 65 00:06:13.982 --> 00:06:15.592 - Security breach! 66 00:06:15.636 --> 00:06:18.290 [alarm blaring] 67 00:06:26.342 --> 00:06:27.125 - Turn off the chip! 68 00:06:27.169 --> 00:06:28.257 - I'm trying! 69 00:06:38.528 --> 00:06:41.444 [combatants grunting] 70 00:06:47.189 --> 00:06:50.540 [tense music] 71 00:06:57.417 --> 00:06:59.506 [blows thudding] 72 00:07:00.811 --> 00:07:02.422 - Abort the subject! 73 00:07:02.465 --> 00:07:03.901 - He can't get out of that room. 74 00:07:03.945 --> 00:07:05.468 The door locks from the outside. 75 00:07:07.078 --> 00:07:09.211 [tense music continues] 76 00:07:10.517 --> 00:07:12.214 - Kill him now. 77 00:07:15.391 --> 00:07:16.348 - Do it. 78 00:07:16.392 --> 00:07:19.961 [tense music continues] 79 00:07:28.665 --> 00:07:29.405 - It's not working. 80 00:07:45.943 --> 00:07:48.206 - Hit the kill switch, abort. 81 00:07:48.250 --> 00:07:49.469 - It's not working! 82 00:07:49.512 --> 00:07:51.819 - Hit it, abort! 83 00:07:56.780 --> 00:08:00.044 [tense music continues] 84 00:08:08.966 --> 00:08:12.013 [glass shattering] 85 00:08:20.151 --> 00:08:23.111 [tense music continues] 86 00:08:58.059 --> 00:08:59.408 - I'll take that. 87 00:09:04.979 --> 00:09:07.547 [guns banging] 88 00:09:19.994 --> 00:09:22.605 [blows thudding] 89 00:09:22.649 --> 00:09:23.911 [gun banging] 90 00:09:26.870 --> 00:09:28.045 [gun banging] 91 00:09:42.103 --> 00:09:43.060 [soldier screaming] 92 00:09:43.104 --> 00:09:44.192 [gun banging] 93 00:09:52.809 --> 00:09:55.551 [soldier groaning] 94 00:10:02.036 --> 00:10:03.646 [gun banging] 95 00:10:06.823 --> 00:10:09.130 [tense music continues] 96 00:10:09.173 --> 00:10:10.610 [gun banging] 97 00:10:14.396 --> 00:10:15.789 [gun banging] 98 00:10:21.098 --> 00:10:25.015 [gun banging] 99 00:10:30.107 --> 00:10:32.806 [dramatic music] 100 00:10:36.157 --> 00:10:38.986 [mid tempo music] 101 00:11:01.748 --> 00:11:03.488 ♪ Anywhere the spirit goes ♪ 102 00:11:03.532 --> 00:11:04.707 ♪ And nobody knows ♪ 103 00:11:04.751 --> 00:11:07.449 ♪ I'm gonna feel it deep inside ♪ 104 00:11:07.492 --> 00:11:09.407 ♪ I got a way of holding on ♪ 105 00:11:09.451 --> 00:11:10.670 ♪ When I'm feeling lost ♪ 106 00:11:10.713 --> 00:11:13.760 ♪ Go and listen to my guide ♪ 107 00:11:13.803 --> 00:11:17.154 ♪ Confusion and losing ♪ 108 00:11:17.198 --> 00:11:20.288 ♪ Is never really in my way ♪ 109 00:11:20.331 --> 00:11:22.333 ♪ Try your hardest to believe ♪ 110 00:11:22.377 --> 00:11:23.683 ♪ That you'll receive ♪ 111 00:11:23.726 --> 00:11:25.772 ♪ And then you see the twist of fate ♪ 112 00:11:25.815 --> 00:11:28.775 ♪ I know I got your head spinning spinning ♪ 113 00:11:28.818 --> 00:11:32.169 ♪ But you're gonna be just fine just fine ♪ 114 00:11:32.213 --> 00:11:35.259 ♪ In a different dimension mension ♪ 115 00:11:35.303 --> 00:11:38.654 ♪ But we're winning on the upside upside ♪ 116 00:11:38.698 --> 00:11:41.483 ♪ Gotta know the way you're living living ♪ 117 00:11:41.526 --> 00:11:44.965 ♪ But the air is flowing just fine just fine ♪ 118 00:11:45.008 --> 00:11:47.968 ♪ In a different dimension mension ♪ 119 00:11:48.011 --> 00:11:52.537 ♪ But we're winning on the upside upside ♪ 120 00:12:28.443 --> 00:12:29.966 - You didn't even draw your weapon. 121 00:12:30.010 --> 00:12:32.403 - That's why I'm still alive unlike him. 122 00:12:36.799 --> 00:12:38.932 So what just happened, doctor? 123 00:12:38.975 --> 00:12:40.847 - A minor setback. 124 00:12:40.890 --> 00:12:43.763 - The new and improved chip malfunctioned. 125 00:12:46.330 --> 00:12:49.159 - Chip didn't malfunction, the subject malfunctioned. 126 00:12:49.203 --> 00:12:51.118 - Now I understand what went wrong. 127 00:12:51.161 --> 00:12:53.903 You people think a person can malfunction. 128 00:12:55.557 --> 00:12:57.733 - Do you know how many soldiers are in this facility? 129 00:12:57.777 --> 00:12:58.342 They'll get him. 130 00:12:59.779 --> 00:13:02.172 - Yep, they're doing a bang up job already. 131 00:13:02.216 --> 00:13:04.435 - This didn't happen with any of the female subjects. 132 00:13:04.479 --> 00:13:07.699 - Oh, you really think this is a gender problem, Alex? 133 00:13:07.743 --> 00:13:09.353 You're even dumber than you look. 134 00:13:09.397 --> 00:13:10.615 - We're still in control of all of them aren't we? 135 00:13:10.659 --> 00:13:12.008 - For now. - Enough! 136 00:13:13.270 --> 00:13:15.403 John Doe was supposed to follow orders. 137 00:13:15.446 --> 00:13:16.970 The chip leaves you no other option. 138 00:13:18.232 --> 00:13:19.494 - Then perhaps he still is. 139 00:13:21.844 --> 00:13:22.453 - Who is? 140 00:13:23.977 --> 00:13:25.369 [dramatic music begins] 141 00:13:25.413 --> 00:13:27.154 - His own. 142 00:13:27.197 --> 00:13:30.722 [dramatic music continues] 143 00:13:35.902 --> 00:13:38.556 [pensive music] 144 00:14:21.338 --> 00:14:24.037 [dramatic music] 145 00:14:33.046 --> 00:14:36.353 [keyboard keys clacking] 146 00:14:51.325 --> 00:14:52.456 - Where'd he go? 147 00:14:52.500 --> 00:14:54.502 - Somewhere without cameras. 148 00:14:55.459 --> 00:14:56.330 - The basement. 149 00:14:57.157 --> 00:14:58.593 - Wherever he is, 150 00:14:58.636 --> 00:14:59.594 he somehow just access the mainframe. 151 00:15:01.335 --> 00:15:02.989 - Send in the team. - On it. 152 00:15:10.605 --> 00:15:14.435 - You said he was a grunt, not a hacker. 153 00:15:15.218 --> 00:15:16.437 - He was a grunt. 154 00:15:18.178 --> 00:15:21.311 - Now he can be whatever he wants to be, thanks to the chip. 155 00:15:21.355 --> 00:15:22.530 - Precisely. 156 00:15:22.573 --> 00:15:23.966 - [scoffs] Wonderful. 157 00:15:29.667 --> 00:15:32.453 [dramatic music] 158 00:15:42.724 --> 00:15:44.465 [John sighs] 159 00:15:49.687 --> 00:15:52.995 [keyboard keys clacking] 160 00:15:56.651 --> 00:15:58.870 - He's trying to get a message out. 161 00:15:58.914 --> 00:16:00.350 - Cut off all communications. 162 00:16:01.612 --> 00:16:04.267 - Done. [screen beeping] 163 00:16:04.311 --> 00:16:06.052 - Where's my team? 164 00:16:06.095 --> 00:16:07.575 - Approaching now. 165 00:16:07.618 --> 00:16:10.447 [suspenseful music] 166 00:16:15.409 --> 00:16:17.759 [indistinct chatter on radio] 167 00:16:36.386 --> 00:16:37.257 - Room is clear. 168 00:16:37.300 --> 00:16:38.562 Subject is not present. 169 00:16:47.441 --> 00:16:50.139 [dramatic music] 170 00:16:52.446 --> 00:16:54.013 - Facility is locked down. 171 00:16:54.056 --> 00:16:55.101 He's not going anywhere. 172 00:17:07.374 --> 00:17:08.723 - Are you sure about that? 173 00:17:17.775 --> 00:17:19.125 - Can we still track the subject? 174 00:17:20.952 --> 00:17:23.215 - Not at the moment, sir. 175 00:17:23.259 --> 00:17:24.652 - But where's he gonna go, Senator? 176 00:17:24.694 --> 00:17:27.698 He has no one, that's why we picked him. 177 00:17:27.742 --> 00:17:30.179 - Then he can't be too hard to find can he? 178 00:17:30.223 --> 00:17:31.833 - Just understand doctor, 179 00:17:31.876 --> 00:17:33.791 the finance is not unlimited. 180 00:17:33.835 --> 00:17:35.228 - And neither is our patience. 181 00:17:36.533 --> 00:17:38.274 - You have an uncontrolled, 182 00:17:38.318 --> 00:17:41.669 dangerous military asset offsite. 183 00:17:41.712 --> 00:17:43.497 What's your contingency for this? 184 00:17:43.540 --> 00:17:44.802 - And you are who again? 185 00:17:46.108 --> 00:17:46.891 - I didn't say. 186 00:17:48.806 --> 00:17:50.286 - She's with the agency. 187 00:17:50.330 --> 00:17:52.897 - Well then Ms. Agent, 188 00:17:52.941 --> 00:17:54.856 why don't you go sit in the corner over there? 189 00:17:54.899 --> 00:17:57.163 The smart people are talking now. 190 00:17:57.206 --> 00:17:59.034 [Titit snickering] 191 00:17:59.078 --> 00:18:01.297 - Let me know when they start and I'll be happy to. 192 00:18:01.341 --> 00:18:02.168 - Enough! 193 00:18:03.604 --> 00:18:05.475 We're gonna activate the original subjects. 194 00:18:08.087 --> 00:18:10.089 - Well then, don't forget my favorite girl. 195 00:18:13.092 --> 00:18:14.658 - I wouldn't dream of it, Senator. 196 00:18:16.704 --> 00:18:19.010 - I guess we're going to test your gender hypothesis. 197 00:18:22.101 --> 00:18:26.627 [dramatic music] [airplane engine roaring] 198 00:18:57.310 --> 00:18:59.747 [tense music] 199 00:19:12.020 --> 00:19:13.935 - I thought meeting in dark, scary alleys 200 00:19:13.978 --> 00:19:17.156 in foreign countries was my thing not yours? 201 00:19:17.199 --> 00:19:19.897 - Dark, scary alleys are the only place I'm safe right now. 202 00:19:20.942 --> 00:19:22.204 - Why come to me? 203 00:19:22.248 --> 00:19:23.901 - Because Ylan said I could trust you. 204 00:19:25.207 --> 00:19:25.816 - No, he didn't. 205 00:19:29.124 --> 00:19:30.517 - No, he didn't, 206 00:19:32.345 --> 00:19:34.129 but he did say that you would understand 207 00:19:34.173 --> 00:19:35.174 what needed to be done. 208 00:19:36.479 --> 00:19:38.351 - Why am I in London? 209 00:19:38.394 --> 00:19:40.179 - I don't have a lot of time, okay? 210 00:19:40.222 --> 00:19:42.224 One of the chip program financiers just tried to sell me 211 00:19:42.268 --> 00:19:43.182 as a sex slave. 212 00:19:45.053 --> 00:19:47.273 - Well, my flight had a lot of turbulence, 213 00:19:47.316 --> 00:19:48.665 but I think you win. 214 00:19:51.625 --> 00:19:52.713 What have you got for me? 215 00:19:54.497 --> 00:19:57.892 - I have the access code and everything that comes with it. 216 00:20:01.852 --> 00:20:04.507 [uptempo music] 217 00:20:07.380 --> 00:20:10.557 [car engine roaring] 218 00:20:38.367 --> 00:20:40.978 [mid tempo music] 219 00:20:48.595 --> 00:20:51.859 - Oh my goodness, an expense account, why not use it? 220 00:20:54.165 --> 00:20:57.865 Get some food, maybe a drink. 221 00:21:01.651 --> 00:21:03.262 And then go to sleep. 222 00:21:16.231 --> 00:21:18.886 [uptempo music] 223 00:21:23.543 --> 00:21:26.676 [car engine roaring] 224 00:21:46.305 --> 00:21:48.916 [mid tempo music] 225 00:22:39.575 --> 00:22:42.143 [gentle music] 226 00:22:47.714 --> 00:22:48.367 - May I join you? 227 00:22:51.500 --> 00:22:52.196 - No, thank you. 228 00:22:52.240 --> 00:22:53.676 I'm waiting for someone. 229 00:22:54.982 --> 00:22:56.331 - And he's late. 230 00:22:59.029 --> 00:23:01.249 - Yeah, she is. 231 00:23:05.993 --> 00:23:06.820 Have a nice night. 232 00:23:10.650 --> 00:23:12.216 - If I give you my Lamborghini, 233 00:23:14.175 --> 00:23:15.829 can I tell you a story until she gets here? 234 00:23:18.875 --> 00:23:20.137 - You have a Lamborghini? 235 00:23:20.181 --> 00:23:21.008 - Yes, 236 00:23:24.577 --> 00:23:26.927 and now you have one. 237 00:23:37.328 --> 00:23:37.938 Thank you. 238 00:23:40.767 --> 00:23:41.594 I'm John. 239 00:23:42.464 --> 00:23:43.334 - Jane. 240 00:23:46.555 --> 00:23:48.122 - Two more of whatever she's having. 241 00:23:52.082 --> 00:23:53.519 - Fine, I'll bite. 242 00:23:54.563 --> 00:23:55.825 What's your story, John? 243 00:24:00.439 --> 00:24:03.485 - I'm part of a secret spy program that implants microchips 244 00:24:03.529 --> 00:24:05.792 in people's heads to make them super smart. 245 00:24:08.621 --> 00:24:13.452 - Wow, has that line ever worked for you? 246 00:24:14.453 --> 00:24:15.497 - I'll know in about an hour. 247 00:24:15.541 --> 00:24:17.978 [Jane chuckling] 248 00:24:18.021 --> 00:24:22.417 - Super smart and super cocky, winning combination. 249 00:24:22.461 --> 00:24:23.462 - Well, so far so good. 250 00:24:26.290 --> 00:24:29.468 - All right then, Mr. Super Spy, 251 00:24:31.774 --> 00:24:33.384 what am I thinking right now? 252 00:24:42.219 --> 00:24:45.919 - How do I get rid of this devilishly handsome stranger? 253 00:24:47.921 --> 00:24:48.965 - You're half right. 254 00:24:50.184 --> 00:24:51.054 - Which half? 255 00:24:52.839 --> 00:24:54.275 - Not the one you were hoping for. 256 00:24:57.278 --> 00:24:59.410 - The chip is a prototype. 257 00:24:59.454 --> 00:25:01.238 It's a work in progress. 258 00:25:01.282 --> 00:25:02.370 - Maybe they should have perfected it 259 00:25:02.413 --> 00:25:04.938 before they implanted it in your head. 260 00:25:04.981 --> 00:25:09.116 - They tried, there was a version of the chip before mine. 261 00:25:09.159 --> 00:25:11.553 - Did it cause the owner to crash and burn with the ladies 262 00:25:11.597 --> 00:25:13.163 as badly as yours? 263 00:25:13.207 --> 00:25:16.776 - Don't know, she never told me her preferences. 264 00:25:17.690 --> 00:25:18.952 - Mm, touche. 265 00:25:22.390 --> 00:25:23.913 So who was this poor guinea pig? 266 00:25:27.351 --> 00:25:31.834 - Han Wynn, a Vietnamese operative 267 00:25:31.878 --> 00:25:34.054 was the original subject. 268 00:25:35.838 --> 00:25:37.231 I guess they didn't wanna test it on one of their own 269 00:25:37.274 --> 00:25:39.494 until they were sure it worked. 270 00:25:39.538 --> 00:25:42.279 [mid tempo music] 271 00:25:42.323 --> 00:25:43.498 - We are ready. 272 00:25:45.805 --> 00:25:48.895 - Han was former Senator Benson's personal recruit, 273 00:25:48.938 --> 00:25:50.070 like all the ladies were. 274 00:25:53.073 --> 00:25:55.118 I think someone over there owed him a favor. 275 00:26:04.563 --> 00:26:05.172 - Cat. 276 00:26:15.138 --> 00:26:16.487 [gun clocking] 277 00:26:16.531 --> 00:26:17.401 - Wait. 278 00:26:21.057 --> 00:26:24.931 - Switch off the safety protocol, fully engaged Jim. 279 00:26:26.149 --> 00:26:27.194 - Yes, doctor. 280 00:26:29.718 --> 00:26:32.460 [dramatic music] 281 00:26:37.596 --> 00:26:38.466 - A shark. 282 00:26:48.432 --> 00:26:50.609 - Benson wasted no time putting Han to work. 283 00:26:54.787 --> 00:26:56.919 It was supposed to be a simple file retrieval job, 284 00:26:58.965 --> 00:26:59.966 but the mark came home, 285 00:27:08.888 --> 00:27:13.501 and the chip took over and put her into survival mode. 286 00:27:13.544 --> 00:27:16.199 [dramatic music] 287 00:27:18.506 --> 00:27:21.770 [blows thudding] 288 00:27:33.695 --> 00:27:35.218 [knife slicing] 289 00:27:41.572 --> 00:27:45.489 Once the threat was eliminated, the chip disengaged 290 00:27:48.405 --> 00:27:50.451 and Han realized what she had become. 291 00:27:53.846 --> 00:27:56.675 - I take it Han didn't like having a super spy chip 292 00:27:56.718 --> 00:27:57.588 in her head? 293 00:27:57.632 --> 00:27:58.894 - No she didn't. 294 00:28:00.679 --> 00:28:01.288 - But you do? 295 00:28:03.290 --> 00:28:05.031 - I do now, 296 00:28:05.074 --> 00:28:07.555 especially if it allows me to spend time with you. 297 00:28:07.598 --> 00:28:10.514 - [chuckling] Okay, that was a better line. 298 00:28:11.864 --> 00:28:13.953 Cheesy, but better. 299 00:28:13.996 --> 00:28:16.129 - I told you I was super smart. 300 00:28:16.172 --> 00:28:17.696 - I wouldn't take it that far. 301 00:28:20.742 --> 00:28:24.311 So is your plan to convince me to go back to your place 302 00:28:24.354 --> 00:28:25.921 before my friend gets here? 303 00:28:25.965 --> 00:28:28.532 - Nope, your plan is to convince me 304 00:28:28.576 --> 00:28:30.926 to go back to your place before your friend gets here. 305 00:28:30.970 --> 00:28:33.624 - [chuckling] Really? 306 00:28:35.365 --> 00:28:37.280 Well, your story would've to get a hell of a lot better 307 00:28:37.324 --> 00:28:38.804 for that to happen. 308 00:28:38.847 --> 00:28:39.413 - Oh, it does. 309 00:28:43.373 --> 00:28:44.287 Thank you. 310 00:28:47.900 --> 00:28:51.817 - Aren't you breaking some super spy code or something 311 00:28:51.860 --> 00:28:53.862 by telling me all this? 312 00:28:53.906 --> 00:28:55.516 - Most definitely. 313 00:28:55.559 --> 00:28:56.909 - Won't you get into trouble? 314 00:28:57.997 --> 00:28:58.824 - Already did. 315 00:28:59.999 --> 00:29:00.913 And so did Han. 316 00:29:02.523 --> 00:29:03.959 Her chip didn't come with all the bells 317 00:29:04.003 --> 00:29:05.569 and whistles mine does. 318 00:29:05.613 --> 00:29:07.833 No tracking or safety protocols either. 319 00:29:09.530 --> 00:29:12.925 She wanted out, but that's not how this works. 320 00:29:14.274 --> 00:29:15.449 [gun bangs] 321 00:29:28.549 --> 00:29:29.463 - Benson killed her? 322 00:29:30.899 --> 00:29:33.815 - Technically, yes, but really the doctor did 323 00:29:33.859 --> 00:29:36.600 at the moment he put that chip in agent Han's head. 324 00:29:36.644 --> 00:29:37.950 - The doctor? 325 00:29:37.993 --> 00:29:40.822 - Dr. Cain, the one who invented the chip, 326 00:29:40.866 --> 00:29:42.781 the one responsible for the whole program. 327 00:29:44.565 --> 00:29:47.481 - Nature knows no pause on progress and development 328 00:29:48.830 --> 00:29:51.877 and attaches her curse on all inaction. 329 00:29:54.009 --> 00:29:56.707 - Oh, that Dr. Cain. 330 00:29:56.751 --> 00:29:59.667 The secret super spy doctor. 331 00:29:59.710 --> 00:30:02.191 The one who apparently likes quoting George Bernard Shaw. 332 00:30:02.235 --> 00:30:03.105 - That's the one. 333 00:30:05.412 --> 00:30:08.458 - But I've never heard of Senator Benson. 334 00:30:08.502 --> 00:30:11.505 - Former senator, and why would you have? 335 00:30:11.548 --> 00:30:12.723 Unless you lived in his state 336 00:30:12.767 --> 00:30:14.160 or cared about appropriation bills. 337 00:30:15.465 --> 00:30:17.641 - That makes sense. 338 00:30:17.685 --> 00:30:19.556 He doesn't sound like a very nice guy either. 339 00:30:20.862 --> 00:30:21.471 - He's not. 340 00:30:23.604 --> 00:30:25.954 - But at least he chose you to be the first American 341 00:30:25.998 --> 00:30:28.304 to get a super chip implanted in his head. 342 00:30:28.348 --> 00:30:29.697 - Not even close. 343 00:30:30.741 --> 00:30:32.221 I wasn't even the most American. 344 00:30:33.875 --> 00:30:37.139 That honor went to American Indian, Ylan Romero. 345 00:30:37.183 --> 00:30:40.316 [serene music] 346 00:30:40.360 --> 00:30:42.231 After the Han disaster, 347 00:30:42.275 --> 00:30:44.451 the doctor was allowed to choose the next subject. 348 00:30:56.158 --> 00:30:58.247 - A woman from Washington is here. 349 00:30:59.553 --> 00:31:01.642 - [John] Ylan was a former special forces soldier like me. 350 00:31:03.557 --> 00:31:07.778 Also like me, he had no family, no connections, 351 00:31:07.822 --> 00:31:08.910 and no one to miss him, 352 00:31:10.303 --> 00:31:12.305 except for his old friend, 353 00:31:12.348 --> 00:31:14.655 the tribal police chief. 354 00:31:14.698 --> 00:31:17.440 - We'll watch you on TV when you get your medal. 355 00:31:17.484 --> 00:31:18.877 - It won't be televised. 356 00:31:20.879 --> 00:31:22.924 Secret heroes just disappear. 357 00:31:37.330 --> 00:31:38.897 [car door slams shut] 358 00:31:43.597 --> 00:31:45.077 - Welcome to the program. 359 00:31:47.340 --> 00:31:49.429 - But Ylan ended up going rogue too. 360 00:31:50.865 --> 00:31:52.867 He rescued someone who needed rescuing 361 00:31:52.911 --> 00:31:54.825 and exposed the whole program to scrutiny. 362 00:31:55.826 --> 00:31:57.959 - The disappearing secret hero. 363 00:31:58.003 --> 00:31:59.221 - Marena sure thought so. 364 00:32:00.483 --> 00:32:01.876 - But who's Marena? 365 00:32:03.312 --> 00:32:06.228 - An assistant to one of the chip program's financiers, 366 00:32:06.272 --> 00:32:09.449 who stumbled across something she wasn't supposed see. 367 00:32:11.625 --> 00:32:14.715 Her boss, Yuri Ketrov had a lot of businesses, 368 00:32:16.456 --> 00:32:17.848 not all of them legal. 369 00:32:20.721 --> 00:32:22.375 Maybe Marina knew about some of them, 370 00:32:23.419 --> 00:32:24.420 maybe she didn't, 371 00:32:25.595 --> 00:32:26.901 but she definitely didn't know 372 00:32:26.945 --> 00:32:28.468 what she was gonna find out that day. 373 00:32:31.688 --> 00:32:32.559 - What is this? 374 00:32:34.039 --> 00:32:37.390 [keyboard keys clacking] 375 00:32:38.217 --> 00:32:40.654 [tense music] 376 00:32:56.975 --> 00:32:59.803 [suspenseful music] 377 00:33:23.088 --> 00:33:25.351 - [John] She knew how dangerous Ketrov could be, 378 00:33:26.787 --> 00:33:28.223 but she had made her decision. 379 00:33:30.182 --> 00:33:31.357 There was no going back. 380 00:33:44.370 --> 00:33:48.548 [suspenseful music] 381 00:35:04.972 --> 00:35:07.409 - What you're doing is wrong, and you know it. 382 00:35:10.108 --> 00:35:11.065 - Give her to Terezin. 383 00:35:12.110 --> 00:35:13.328 He always liked her. 384 00:35:17.637 --> 00:35:20.422 [Marena panting] 385 00:35:23.208 --> 00:35:24.992 - [John] And that's when Ylan found her. 386 00:35:26.298 --> 00:35:29.127 [suspenseful music] 387 00:35:51.018 --> 00:35:53.847 [Marena screaming] 388 00:35:53.890 --> 00:35:57.024 - I'll be back tonight, [Marena sobbing] 389 00:35:57.067 --> 00:35:58.852 and I'll take you to my house 390 00:36:01.159 --> 00:36:02.595 for a test run. 391 00:36:10.472 --> 00:36:11.691 [door slams shut] 392 00:36:15.956 --> 00:36:17.392 [knife slices] 393 00:36:23.311 --> 00:36:25.748 [door creaks] 394 00:36:27.228 --> 00:36:28.664 - Romero. - Shh, shh. 395 00:36:29.796 --> 00:36:31.972 - But unlike the original chip, 396 00:36:32.015 --> 00:36:34.496 the one implanted in Ylan did have tracking 397 00:36:34.540 --> 00:36:36.106 and safety protocols, 398 00:36:36.150 --> 00:36:37.499 so they were able to reign him in 399 00:36:37.543 --> 00:36:39.197 before things got too outta control. 400 00:36:41.155 --> 00:36:43.288 - You do have a lot of details in your story, 401 00:36:43.331 --> 00:36:44.637 I'll give you that. 402 00:36:44.680 --> 00:36:46.595 - All good stories do. 403 00:36:46.639 --> 00:36:51.209 - Of course, and this is where you come in? 404 00:36:51.252 --> 00:36:52.819 - No, not yet. 405 00:36:52.862 --> 00:36:54.908 I was still another upgrade away. 406 00:36:54.951 --> 00:36:56.605 - Oh, do tell. 407 00:36:58.390 --> 00:37:01.088 - After Ylan's shaky start, 408 00:37:01.131 --> 00:37:04.483 they went right back to Benson and his female subjects. 409 00:37:04.526 --> 00:37:05.919 - Easy on the eyes, I assume? 410 00:37:05.962 --> 00:37:09.836 - Of course, but this time, 411 00:37:09.879 --> 00:37:12.665 they chose a civilian Bindi Lamar, 412 00:37:14.536 --> 00:37:16.538 supposedly saw her in a cafe. 413 00:37:19.759 --> 00:37:21.282 The thought was that if they could train someone 414 00:37:21.326 --> 00:37:24.764 from the ground up, they would've total control, 415 00:37:26.331 --> 00:37:27.680 a true sleeper agent. 416 00:37:33.512 --> 00:37:36.819 [keyboard keys clacking] 417 00:37:36.863 --> 00:37:39.518 [pensive music] 418 00:37:47.134 --> 00:37:48.309 - Fox, 419 00:37:54.272 --> 00:37:55.403 wolf, 420 00:37:57.275 --> 00:37:58.450 spider, 421 00:37:59.581 --> 00:38:00.843 cheetah, 422 00:38:04.064 --> 00:38:05.718 hawk. 423 00:38:15.815 --> 00:38:16.772 - And then there was light. 424 00:38:18.034 --> 00:38:19.253 - [John] And they wasted no time 425 00:38:19.297 --> 00:38:20.646 in testing out the new recruit. 426 00:38:24.302 --> 00:38:28.001 Mr. Titit, one of the program's other financiers 427 00:38:28.044 --> 00:38:30.438 needed some files still on the old fashioned way 428 00:38:30.482 --> 00:38:31.787 from a rival company, 429 00:38:34.355 --> 00:38:37.880 and he needed them immediately, whatever the cost. 430 00:38:39.969 --> 00:38:42.189 So they sent the unassuming Bindi 431 00:38:42.232 --> 00:38:43.886 to do what they trained her to do. 432 00:38:48.195 --> 00:38:49.762 And if her natural skills weren't enough, 433 00:38:51.590 --> 00:38:54.810 they were confident that the chip would fill in the gaps. 434 00:38:59.162 --> 00:39:00.120 And they were right. 435 00:39:09.085 --> 00:39:09.695 - Here we go. 436 00:39:11.174 --> 00:39:13.916 [dramatic music] 437 00:39:28.366 --> 00:39:30.803 [door creaks] 438 00:39:39.464 --> 00:39:41.944 [gun bangs] 439 00:39:53.521 --> 00:39:55.958 [door creaks] 440 00:40:10.712 --> 00:40:12.758 - Oh, hell, score one for the ladies. 441 00:40:14.455 --> 00:40:15.935 And she didn't go rogue? 442 00:40:15.978 --> 00:40:18.328 - No, no, she didn't go rogue. 443 00:40:18.372 --> 00:40:19.852 After Han, none of the ladies did. 444 00:40:20.896 --> 00:40:21.810 - Oh, there were more? 445 00:40:24.073 --> 00:40:26.467 - Senator Benson called them his crows 446 00:40:27.729 --> 00:40:29.252 because they could be anywhere, 447 00:40:30.253 --> 00:40:31.951 always watching, always waiting. 448 00:40:33.648 --> 00:40:35.911 - This guy sounds like the ultimate creepy uncle. 449 00:40:37.696 --> 00:40:40.089 I hope your story ends with some super spy taking him out. 450 00:40:41.482 --> 00:40:43.441 - I agree, that would be a good ending. 451 00:40:44.703 --> 00:40:46.269 - But unless you're secretly 452 00:40:46.313 --> 00:40:48.446 the woman I'm meeting here tonight in disguise, 453 00:40:48.489 --> 00:40:51.318 I assume that your program started recruiting men again. 454 00:40:51.361 --> 00:40:53.842 - They did, as you can guess, 455 00:40:53.886 --> 00:40:55.061 the doctor wasn't satisfied 456 00:40:55.104 --> 00:40:56.889 with creepy uncle Benson's loyal, 457 00:40:56.932 --> 00:40:58.499 but limited city of crows. 458 00:41:00.022 --> 00:41:03.025 He wanted to push the technology forward 459 00:41:03.069 --> 00:41:05.680 and finally make a super spy. 460 00:41:06.899 --> 00:41:07.987 [dramatic music] 461 00:41:08.030 --> 00:41:09.336 And that's where I came in. 462 00:41:09.379 --> 00:41:11.817 [gun clocking] 463 00:41:13.079 --> 00:41:14.254 I was a finely tuned weapon, 464 00:41:20.390 --> 00:41:21.740 and that was before the chip. 465 00:41:25.657 --> 00:41:26.832 I had but two loves, 466 00:41:29.835 --> 00:41:30.836 serving my country, 467 00:41:36.842 --> 00:41:37.712 and the bottle. 468 00:41:43.501 --> 00:41:46.068 Sometimes, that second one got in the way of the first. 469 00:41:57.906 --> 00:42:00.518 That's how the doctor recruited me for the program, 470 00:42:01.475 --> 00:42:02.955 with the help 471 00:42:02.998 --> 00:42:06.785 of the doctor's very convincing assistant, Vivian. 472 00:42:08.003 --> 00:42:10.528 [gentle music] 473 00:42:39.469 --> 00:42:40.949 - You'll be better than before, 474 00:42:42.168 --> 00:42:45.214 smarter and more skillful in every way. 475 00:42:45.258 --> 00:42:47.129 You'll have the calculating power 476 00:42:47.173 --> 00:42:49.436 of the most advanced microchip ever invented, 477 00:42:51.133 --> 00:42:53.875 assisting you in any and all decisions you may face. 478 00:42:55.747 --> 00:42:57.400 There won't be anything you can't do. 479 00:43:02.318 --> 00:43:04.277 - I'm honored and lucky to be chosen. 480 00:43:06.322 --> 00:43:09.978 - There is no good luck, only good planning. 481 00:43:11.893 --> 00:43:13.678 - [John] It wasn't that hard of a sell. 482 00:43:15.288 --> 00:43:20.032 Being a super spy, who wouldn't want that? 483 00:43:20.075 --> 00:43:22.643 - Oh, so that's why you think I'm gonna take you back 484 00:43:22.687 --> 00:43:25.994 to my place because Vivian picked you up 485 00:43:26.038 --> 00:43:27.082 and took you back to hers. 486 00:43:28.867 --> 00:43:31.783 - Actually it was my place, Vivian and I went back to. 487 00:43:31.826 --> 00:43:33.436 - Oh, well then, we're good then. 488 00:43:33.480 --> 00:43:34.437 - My thinking exactly. 489 00:43:37.310 --> 00:43:40.052 - Either way, you could have fooled me about being a drunk. 490 00:43:41.444 --> 00:43:42.968 You haven't even touched your drink. 491 00:43:45.710 --> 00:43:47.059 - Score another one for the chip. 492 00:43:49.104 --> 00:43:51.150 - Then again, the doctor couldn't have his prized super spy 493 00:43:51.193 --> 00:43:52.934 being a drunk now could he? 494 00:43:52.978 --> 00:43:53.892 - No he couldn't. 495 00:43:55.284 --> 00:43:56.546 But being sober has a way 496 00:43:56.590 --> 00:43:58.548 of making you see things more clearly. 497 00:43:58.592 --> 00:44:00.768 [dramatic music] 498 00:44:00.812 --> 00:44:03.597 [gun banging] 499 00:44:03.641 --> 00:44:04.903 - Abort! 500 00:44:04.946 --> 00:44:06.948 - It's not working. 501 00:44:06.992 --> 00:44:09.690 [glass shattering] 502 00:44:10.604 --> 00:44:13.172 [gun banging] 503 00:44:17.263 --> 00:44:20.353 - So when I was escaping the doctor and his facility, 504 00:44:20.396 --> 00:44:22.660 but before I made it down to the basement mainframe, 505 00:44:23.878 --> 00:44:25.184 I stumbled across something. 506 00:44:26.664 --> 00:44:29.362 [monitors beeping] 507 00:44:38.850 --> 00:44:41.026 [tense music] 508 00:45:00.828 --> 00:45:02.221 Old test subjects. 509 00:45:04.614 --> 00:45:09.054 I didn't know if they were dead, or discarded failures, 510 00:45:09.097 --> 00:45:12.013 or just previous attempts lying there waiting for orders. 511 00:45:15.277 --> 00:45:16.104 And I didn't care. 512 00:45:18.324 --> 00:45:20.282 I just needed to get to the basement. 513 00:45:39.824 --> 00:45:42.130 [keys beeping] 514 00:45:53.576 --> 00:45:56.144 [dramatic music] 515 00:45:56.188 --> 00:45:59.147 [soldier grunting] 516 00:46:10.724 --> 00:46:14.946 [blows thudding] 517 00:46:40.319 --> 00:46:43.365 [suspenseful music] 518 00:47:00.861 --> 00:47:02.123 Oh, hell. 519 00:47:02.167 --> 00:47:04.909 [dramatic music] 520 00:47:15.006 --> 00:47:20.011 [blows thudding] 521 00:47:55.611 --> 00:47:58.353 [screen beeping] 522 00:48:01.704 --> 00:48:04.316 - Wow, I guess your upgraded chip 523 00:48:04.359 --> 00:48:06.100 really is the best version. 524 00:48:06.144 --> 00:48:07.406 - I'd like to think so. 525 00:48:09.364 --> 00:48:10.583 So how am I doing so far? 526 00:48:12.237 --> 00:48:15.066 - Well, considering we're still in this bar, 527 00:48:15.109 --> 00:48:18.373 not back at my place, I'd say not so good. 528 00:48:20.071 --> 00:48:23.248 - As I said, the chip's still a work in progress. 529 00:48:27.817 --> 00:48:30.211 - I shouldn't be so hard on you. 530 00:48:30.255 --> 00:48:31.909 I'm just a lowly office drone 531 00:48:33.911 --> 00:48:37.436 who spends her days sending pointless emails. 532 00:48:37.479 --> 00:48:38.654 Yes, this is Jane. 533 00:48:38.698 --> 00:48:40.134 Answering phones. 534 00:48:40.178 --> 00:48:41.353 Lemme write that down. 535 00:48:42.745 --> 00:48:46.314 Pushing papers, filing, 536 00:48:51.102 --> 00:48:54.975 and now attending a boring outta town business conference. 537 00:49:07.770 --> 00:49:12.297 I would much rather be home wearing sweats, 538 00:49:14.125 --> 00:49:15.430 sipping a glass of wine 539 00:49:18.956 --> 00:49:20.435 and getting ready for bed. 540 00:49:24.526 --> 00:49:27.747 - But instead, you're in the hotel bar waiting for a woman 541 00:49:27.790 --> 00:49:30.489 who may or may not have stood you up. 542 00:49:30.532 --> 00:49:35.320 - True, but at least your completely 100% real story 543 00:49:36.190 --> 00:49:37.583 is entertaining me. 544 00:49:37.626 --> 00:49:39.585 - And you have a brand new Lamborghini. 545 00:49:39.628 --> 00:49:42.066 - And I have a brand new Lamborghini, 546 00:49:42.109 --> 00:49:45.330 [chuckling] please continue. 547 00:49:47.680 --> 00:49:50.900 - [John] After the fight, I finally made it to the basement, 548 00:49:50.944 --> 00:49:52.337 plugged in the damaged tablet I swiped 549 00:49:52.380 --> 00:49:53.599 from the doctor and Vivian, 550 00:50:01.389 --> 00:50:02.651 and sent out a message 551 00:50:02.695 --> 00:50:05.263 to activate all the other chip owners. 552 00:50:05.306 --> 00:50:07.656 - He's trying to get a message out. 553 00:50:07.700 --> 00:50:09.702 - [John] Actually to use the doctor's term, 554 00:50:10.790 --> 00:50:12.531 I sent them all a suggestion. 555 00:50:15.099 --> 00:50:17.014 - And what did you suggest for them to do? 556 00:50:18.493 --> 00:50:20.234 - The only thing I could, 557 00:50:20.278 --> 00:50:23.324 do as trained and strike back those responsible 558 00:50:23.368 --> 00:50:24.325 for the chip program. 559 00:50:35.641 --> 00:50:37.251 Bindi was back at the cafe, 560 00:50:39.558 --> 00:50:40.994 unknowingly waiting for the moment 561 00:50:41.038 --> 00:50:43.257 when they would permanently deactivate her. 562 00:50:47.174 --> 00:50:49.829 I made sure she at least had one last hurrah. 563 00:51:04.670 --> 00:51:06.889 Mr. Titit used her first, 564 00:51:09.196 --> 00:51:11.155 so I thought he should see her last. 565 00:51:12.243 --> 00:51:15.898 [singing in foreign language] 566 00:51:34.091 --> 00:51:36.702 [Titit screaming] [dramatic music] 567 00:51:36.745 --> 00:51:37.920 [gun bangs] 568 00:51:50.455 --> 00:51:51.978 The next suggestion went to Ylan. 569 00:51:53.806 --> 00:51:56.113 Even though he was back in the program, 570 00:51:56.156 --> 00:51:58.332 Ylan knew that after rescuing Marina, 571 00:51:59.203 --> 00:52:00.378 his days were numbered. 572 00:52:04.033 --> 00:52:05.687 I'm sure he didn't need much of a push 573 00:52:05.731 --> 00:52:10.649 to go after the target I sent him, Yuri Ketrov. 574 00:52:11.519 --> 00:52:14.131 [dramatic music] 575 00:52:35.456 --> 00:52:38.067 [phone vibrating] 576 00:52:40.548 --> 00:52:41.810 - Hello. 577 00:52:44.683 --> 00:52:45.945 Victor! 578 00:52:53.170 --> 00:52:55.998 [suspenseful music] 579 00:52:58.653 --> 00:53:01.395 [dramatic music] 580 00:53:39.216 --> 00:53:40.652 - Oh, this story got exciting. 581 00:53:41.783 --> 00:53:44.221 There's just one problem with it. 582 00:53:45.657 --> 00:53:47.224 - Only one? 583 00:53:47.267 --> 00:53:48.616 - Well, let's start with one. 584 00:53:50.444 --> 00:53:54.231 So all the upgraded chips have tracking and safety protocols 585 00:53:55.971 --> 00:53:58.191 and you say you have the most upgraded chip there is. 586 00:53:59.627 --> 00:54:00.846 How are you even here? 587 00:54:03.240 --> 00:54:06.504 Why aren't there soldiers or spies kicking down the doors 588 00:54:06.547 --> 00:54:08.375 and shooting up the place? 589 00:54:08.419 --> 00:54:11.073 - You want me to skip straight to the reveal? 590 00:54:11.117 --> 00:54:14.033 - Well, you said it would only take an hour 591 00:54:14.076 --> 00:54:15.817 for you to explain why you think I'm gonna take you back 592 00:54:15.861 --> 00:54:19.125 to my place, time's ticking. 593 00:54:19.168 --> 00:54:21.562 - And I have even less time if your girlfriend shows up. 594 00:54:22.781 --> 00:54:23.782 - Not a girlfriend, 595 00:54:25.218 --> 00:54:26.524 just someone from the business conference. 596 00:54:26.567 --> 00:54:28.177 Last minute meeting, I suppose. 597 00:54:28.221 --> 00:54:29.091 - Good to know. 598 00:54:30.789 --> 00:54:32.704 Well, to answer your question, 599 00:54:32.747 --> 00:54:34.271 my chip was temporarily blocked. 600 00:54:37.491 --> 00:54:38.710 That's why they can't track me 601 00:54:38.753 --> 00:54:40.189 or enact any protocols right now. 602 00:54:41.626 --> 00:54:46.152 - [chuckling] Oh, so out of all the recruits, 603 00:54:46.195 --> 00:54:47.849 only yours was blocked? 604 00:54:49.329 --> 00:54:51.331 Sounds convenient. - It wasn't. 605 00:54:54.900 --> 00:54:57.294 Soon after my chip was implanted, 606 00:54:57.337 --> 00:54:59.600 I met an agent, a real one, 607 00:55:00.427 --> 00:55:03.996 or rather, she met me. 608 00:55:05.780 --> 00:55:08.827 [upbeat rock music] 609 00:55:19.620 --> 00:55:20.665 - Can I buy you a drink? 610 00:55:24.712 --> 00:55:26.453 - I apparently no longer drink. 611 00:55:29.587 --> 00:55:30.849 - Thanks to the chip I presume. 612 00:55:35.593 --> 00:55:36.420 - Who are you? 613 00:55:38.335 --> 00:55:40.293 - Seems like that thing inside your head does a lot more 614 00:55:40.337 --> 00:55:41.512 than the doctor said, 615 00:55:43.731 --> 00:55:46.691 none of it good for you or the country. 616 00:55:48.475 --> 00:55:50.347 - If you knew the chip was bad back then, 617 00:55:50.390 --> 00:55:52.958 why didn't you just have it removed? 618 00:55:53.001 --> 00:55:54.916 - The agent told me why, 619 00:55:54.960 --> 00:55:57.441 something the doctor and Vivian forgot to mention to me 620 00:55:57.484 --> 00:55:58.485 or the others. 621 00:56:01.314 --> 00:56:05.536 - If the chip is ever removed or damaged, 622 00:56:05.579 --> 00:56:08.277 the effects on your brain would be catastrophic. 623 00:56:13.108 --> 00:56:14.414 - Why are you telling me this? 624 00:56:15.720 --> 00:56:16.938 - We have common interests. 625 00:56:18.679 --> 00:56:20.202 I'm not even supposed to know about your existence 626 00:56:20.246 --> 00:56:22.683 until tomorrow when the doctor provides me 627 00:56:22.727 --> 00:56:25.773 with a demonstration of your talents. 628 00:56:26.992 --> 00:56:28.254 - Then how do you? 629 00:56:30.691 --> 00:56:33.912 - Former employee of your new bosses 630 00:56:33.955 --> 00:56:35.609 suddenly grew a conscience. 631 00:56:37.568 --> 00:56:39.657 She also provided me with an access code. 632 00:56:42.747 --> 00:56:43.791 - They can track me? 633 00:56:45.532 --> 00:56:47.099 - They can do a whole lot more to you than that. 634 00:56:49.841 --> 00:56:50.711 - What, I'm already dead? 635 00:56:52.670 --> 00:56:57.414 - Not yet, when they fully activate your chip tomorrow, 636 00:56:58.893 --> 00:57:00.765 their access to you will miraculously be blocked. 637 00:57:02.157 --> 00:57:03.942 That is until their techs figure out 638 00:57:03.985 --> 00:57:05.770 that we change the access codes. 639 00:57:10.731 --> 00:57:12.167 - Then what do I do? 640 00:57:12.211 --> 00:57:15.954 - What you do best, you serve your country 641 00:57:17.259 --> 00:57:18.391 and eliminate the threat. 642 00:57:18.435 --> 00:57:20.349 [gun banging] 643 00:57:20.393 --> 00:57:21.916 - Abort! 644 00:57:21.960 --> 00:57:24.049 - It's not working! [glass shattering] 645 00:57:28.401 --> 00:57:29.663 [keyboard keys clacking] 646 00:57:29.707 --> 00:57:31.404 - And the first thing I did with that code 647 00:57:31.448 --> 00:57:33.711 before I sent out the suggestions 648 00:57:33.754 --> 00:57:34.973 was buy myself some more time. 649 00:57:36.801 --> 00:57:38.890 And I'm sure Alex has been working around the clock 650 00:57:38.933 --> 00:57:40.718 ever since, trying to crack the problem. 651 00:57:41.806 --> 00:57:42.937 [pensive dramatic music] 652 00:57:42.981 --> 00:57:46.332 [keyboard keys clacking] 653 00:57:51.163 --> 00:57:53.557 - Anything? - Soon. 654 00:57:55.123 --> 00:57:56.473 - What do we do when we find him? 655 00:57:57.430 --> 00:57:58.387 - You use this. 656 00:58:03.610 --> 00:58:06.787 [taser zapping] 657 00:58:06.831 --> 00:58:07.875 It'll damage the chip. 658 00:58:09.790 --> 00:58:10.878 - [Vivian] And fry his brain. 659 00:58:13.968 --> 00:58:18.407 - Super spies versus regular spies, interesting. 660 00:58:18.451 --> 00:58:19.452 - Something like that. 661 00:58:20.845 --> 00:58:23.630 - So who takes out creepy uncle Benson? 662 00:58:23.674 --> 00:58:25.589 You? - No. 663 00:58:25.632 --> 00:58:28.374 - He's a former senator, a little tougher to get to. 664 00:58:30.071 --> 00:58:30.898 - I thought you said there would be a good ending 665 00:58:30.942 --> 00:58:31.856 to your story. 666 00:58:31.899 --> 00:58:35.163 - I did, but I'm just one man. 667 00:58:35.207 --> 00:58:38.427 I need a little help with the happy ending. 668 00:58:38.471 --> 00:58:41.518 - [chuckling] I bet you do. 669 00:58:44.564 --> 00:58:47.611 - But fortunately, you already helped. 670 00:58:47.654 --> 00:58:48.916 - And how is that? 671 00:58:50.396 --> 00:58:51.963 - Senator Benson's up in your hotel room. 672 00:58:56.663 --> 00:58:58.143 - Excuse me? 673 00:58:58.186 --> 00:58:59.274 - That's why you're here. 674 00:59:02.843 --> 00:59:05.672 - I am here for a business conference. 675 00:59:05.716 --> 00:59:07.631 - One that's conveniently near this hotel. 676 00:59:11.199 --> 00:59:13.941 [dramatic music] 677 00:59:40.141 --> 00:59:41.578 [knocking on door] 678 00:59:45.233 --> 00:59:47.148 [door creaking] 679 00:59:48.454 --> 00:59:50.587 - There's my favorite girl. 680 00:59:51.849 --> 00:59:54.634 - Okay, that's not funny. 681 00:59:54.678 --> 00:59:57.245 I've never even heard of Senator Benson. 682 00:59:57.289 --> 00:59:58.464 - Oh, he's hard to forget. 683 01:00:13.305 --> 01:00:14.523 - You lost a shoe. 684 01:00:19.354 --> 01:00:21.226 - I'm about to lose a whole lot more. 685 01:00:22.706 --> 01:00:24.272 - Yes, you are. 686 01:00:24.316 --> 01:00:26.753 [tense music] 687 01:01:08.099 --> 01:01:11.015 [suspenseful music] 688 01:01:18.152 --> 01:01:22.113 [dramatic music] 689 01:01:38.172 --> 01:01:40.609 [door creaks] 690 01:01:42.002 --> 01:01:44.701 [dramatic music continues] 691 01:01:45.919 --> 01:01:48.443 [blows thudding] 692 01:01:59.759 --> 01:02:02.153 [Jane panting] 693 01:02:07.811 --> 01:02:10.727 - Really, oh so now I'm an assassin too? 694 01:02:12.337 --> 01:02:14.208 - I think you prefer the term super spy. 695 01:02:14.948 --> 01:02:16.123 - Oh, right, right. 696 01:02:16.167 --> 01:02:18.256 Did I just forget that too? 697 01:02:20.388 --> 01:02:21.955 - As Agent Wilds put it, 698 01:02:21.999 --> 01:02:23.478 the chip does a lot more 699 01:02:23.522 --> 01:02:25.089 than the doctor told us it could do, 700 01:02:25.132 --> 01:02:27.134 none of it good for you or the country. 701 01:02:28.788 --> 01:02:29.658 - What? 702 01:02:32.618 --> 01:02:34.620 - They have a literal kill switch built in, 703 01:02:34.663 --> 01:02:36.491 a memory block doesn't seem too crazy. 704 01:02:41.148 --> 01:02:43.455 - Wait, wait, wait, 705 01:02:43.498 --> 01:02:47.589 now you're saying I'm one of the doctor's subjects? 706 01:02:47.633 --> 01:02:49.156 I have a chip in my head? 707 01:02:50.418 --> 01:02:54.205 - Pretty much, Jane Doe. 708 01:02:55.032 --> 01:02:57.774 [dramatic music] 709 01:03:35.376 --> 01:03:38.118 [dramatic music] 710 01:03:44.821 --> 01:03:47.736 [phone line ringing] 711 01:03:52.263 --> 01:03:54.569 - I think I will be able to meet you after all. 712 01:03:55.788 --> 01:03:58.269 [dramatic music] 713 01:04:29.996 --> 01:04:33.608 Oh my goodness, an expense account, why not use it? 714 01:04:33.652 --> 01:04:36.873 Get some food, maybe a drink, 715 01:04:40.877 --> 01:04:41.878 and then go to sleep. 716 01:05:01.549 --> 01:05:03.377 - You're one of Benson's crows, Jane. 717 01:05:05.727 --> 01:05:09.209 Well, you were one of them, and now he's gone. 718 01:05:14.388 --> 01:05:16.477 - Okay, story time is over. 719 01:05:18.958 --> 01:05:21.918 This has been very entertaining 720 01:05:21.961 --> 01:05:26.487 and probably one of the most surreal nights of my life. 721 01:05:27.532 --> 01:05:28.750 - You were the only one of us 722 01:05:28.794 --> 01:05:31.884 who could have done what you did, thank you. 723 01:05:35.322 --> 01:05:38.282 - Well, it was a pleasure meeting you, John. 724 01:05:39.631 --> 01:05:42.677 Thank you for the Lamborghini, 725 01:05:42.721 --> 01:05:45.071 assuming there really is one connected to these keys. 726 01:05:45.115 --> 01:05:46.812 - There is, it's yours. 727 01:05:46.855 --> 01:05:47.465 You deserve it. 728 01:05:48.509 --> 01:05:51.817 - Right, well, it's getting late 729 01:05:51.860 --> 01:05:53.862 and I have to go find the woman 730 01:05:53.906 --> 01:05:55.908 I was supposed to meet here tonight. 731 01:05:55.952 --> 01:05:57.692 - The one from your business conference? 732 01:05:57.736 --> 01:06:00.130 - Yeah. - She's not coming. 733 01:06:02.697 --> 01:06:04.003 - Oh, that's right. 734 01:06:04.047 --> 01:06:06.353 You know this because you're super smart. 735 01:06:06.397 --> 01:06:07.659 - No, I know that 736 01:06:07.702 --> 01:06:09.400 because Sarah Wilds was never gonna come here. 737 01:06:13.839 --> 01:06:15.623 - I never told you who I was meeting. 738 01:06:15.667 --> 01:06:17.277 How do you know her name? 739 01:06:17.321 --> 01:06:19.976 - Because she's the agent I met at the bar that night. 740 01:06:20.019 --> 01:06:22.456 [tense music] 741 01:06:25.633 --> 01:06:28.462 - Of course, of course, of course she is. 742 01:06:29.333 --> 01:06:31.291 All right, I'm leaving. 743 01:06:31.335 --> 01:06:33.641 Actually, I'm gonna go to the ladies room first 744 01:06:33.685 --> 01:06:34.947 and then I'm gonna go back 745 01:06:34.991 --> 01:06:37.776 to my hotel room alone, thank you. 746 01:06:37.819 --> 01:06:39.952 Drinking some wine and going to bed. 747 01:06:42.476 --> 01:06:44.609 - Does this mean you're not taking me back to your place? 748 01:06:44.652 --> 01:06:46.132 - Goodbye John. 749 01:06:46.176 --> 01:06:47.829 - Ladies room? 750 01:06:47.873 --> 01:06:48.482 Thanks. 751 01:06:58.579 --> 01:07:01.017 [tense music] 752 01:07:04.194 --> 01:07:06.370 [door creaks] 753 01:07:10.026 --> 01:07:10.896 Just a story. 754 01:07:12.202 --> 01:07:16.380 You're okay, you're okay. 755 01:07:30.350 --> 01:07:32.396 A literal crazy person just tried to pick me up. 756 01:07:34.267 --> 01:07:36.661 - Mm, there's a lot of those around. 757 01:07:40.012 --> 01:07:40.578 - Right. 758 01:07:46.758 --> 01:07:49.500 [dramatic music] 759 01:07:55.288 --> 01:07:56.550 - In case he comes back. 760 01:08:06.778 --> 01:08:09.433 [door creaking] 761 01:08:12.175 --> 01:08:14.655 [Jane panting] 762 01:08:16.353 --> 01:08:19.399 [suspenseful music] 763 01:08:35.111 --> 01:08:38.591 [suspenseful music continues] 764 01:09:05.662 --> 01:09:09.145 [suspenseful music continues] 765 01:09:21.287 --> 01:09:22.593 [door slams shut] 766 01:09:29.426 --> 01:09:32.080 [ominous music] 767 01:10:10.597 --> 01:10:14.210 - He can give me a Lamborghini, but he can't pay the bill. 768 01:10:14.253 --> 01:10:16.386 - Would you like me to charge this to your room? 769 01:10:19.998 --> 01:10:23.219 - No, thank you, I'll pay cash. 770 01:10:25.525 --> 01:10:26.570 - Whenever you're ready. 771 01:10:28.398 --> 01:10:30.791 [ominous music] 772 01:10:47.547 --> 01:10:49.245 - You came back. 773 01:10:49.288 --> 01:10:50.768 Maybe I have a shot with you yet. 774 01:10:51.769 --> 01:10:52.813 - Not a chance. 775 01:10:57.862 --> 01:10:59.646 - You know, this all ends when you take me back 776 01:10:59.690 --> 01:11:00.647 to your place. 777 01:11:02.301 --> 01:11:07.045 - Still super cocky I see, even creepy uncle Benson 778 01:11:08.351 --> 01:11:09.743 had better pick up skills than you do. 779 01:11:09.787 --> 01:11:10.570 - Ouch. 780 01:11:21.015 --> 01:11:23.104 You know, the doctor would never let us go, Jane, 781 01:11:25.411 --> 01:11:26.717 not until the next upgrade, 782 01:11:28.371 --> 01:11:30.808 and he's done with us permanently. 783 01:11:40.774 --> 01:11:42.863 [dramatic music] 784 01:11:42.907 --> 01:11:44.082 - Where's the tablet John? 785 01:11:45.649 --> 01:11:47.303 - I gave it to Agent Wilds. 786 01:11:48.869 --> 01:11:51.611 [dramatic music] 787 01:12:06.365 --> 01:12:07.932 - You see Ketrov's body out there? 788 01:12:09.281 --> 01:12:11.805 Suggestions you sent worked. 789 01:12:11.849 --> 01:12:12.893 - So did your access code. 790 01:12:16.593 --> 01:12:17.855 It's pretty damaged. 791 01:12:19.509 --> 01:12:20.771 - The agency can fix it. 792 01:12:22.033 --> 01:12:23.339 The agency can fix anything. 793 01:12:25.036 --> 01:12:27.125 - Not everything, I bought myself some more time. 794 01:12:28.735 --> 01:12:31.869 - I'm glad, use it wisely. 795 01:12:31.912 --> 01:12:32.783 - I plan to. 796 01:12:35.960 --> 01:12:36.830 I need a car. 797 01:12:39.790 --> 01:12:41.357 - Which one do you like? 798 01:12:42.967 --> 01:12:44.447 - Which one do you think? 799 01:12:48.625 --> 01:12:49.800 - Have fun Mr. Doe. 800 01:12:49.843 --> 01:12:52.629 [dramatic music] 801 01:13:03.248 --> 01:13:06.164 [car engine roaring] 802 01:13:30.493 --> 01:13:31.798 - And that brings me back to you 803 01:13:31.842 --> 01:13:34.235 in this beautiful hotel bar. 804 01:13:36.934 --> 01:13:39.110 - Your Lamborghini is stolen. 805 01:13:39.153 --> 01:13:41.112 - No, your Lamborghini is stolen. 806 01:13:44.855 --> 01:13:46.552 - What is she gonna do with the tablet? 807 01:13:48.511 --> 01:13:51.905 - She already did it. [dramatic music] 808 01:14:20.238 --> 01:14:25.069 [dramatic music continues] 809 01:15:04.804 --> 01:15:09.635 [dramatic music continues] 810 01:15:17.469 --> 01:15:20.080 [monitor beeping] 811 01:15:49.936 --> 01:15:52.504 You and I are the only ones left. 812 01:15:54.811 --> 01:15:57.204 - Why didn't she just kill me when she had the chance? 813 01:16:02.601 --> 01:16:07.388 Right, you needed me to take out Benson first. 814 01:16:07.432 --> 01:16:09.521 - Don't worry, she's not touching you. 815 01:16:09.565 --> 01:16:11.001 - Oh, I'm not worried. 816 01:16:14.831 --> 01:16:17.224 Now, what's to stop Agent Wilds from aborting you? 817 01:16:17.268 --> 01:16:20.097 - She can't, I changed my access code 818 01:16:20.140 --> 01:16:21.228 when I hacked the system. 819 01:16:23.796 --> 01:16:26.407 - Oh, but the doctor's still gonna want that tablet back. 820 01:16:27.844 --> 01:16:30.194 - Oh, he can take it up with the agency, 821 01:16:30.237 --> 01:16:32.936 send them a memo, request it back. 822 01:16:36.809 --> 01:16:39.333 - All the program's financiers are dead. 823 01:16:39.377 --> 01:16:41.292 You think you've won now? 824 01:16:41.335 --> 01:16:46.340 - No, there will always be some rich guy 825 01:16:46.384 --> 01:16:48.081 who wants more power over other people. 826 01:16:50.649 --> 01:16:54.044 But the chip program begins and ends with Dr. Cain. 827 01:16:55.611 --> 01:16:56.612 He's the final target. 828 01:17:06.273 --> 01:17:08.493 - Are you at least gonna pay your bill first? 829 01:17:10.930 --> 01:17:12.018 - I don't have any money. 830 01:17:13.280 --> 01:17:14.194 - Of course you don't. 831 01:17:27.947 --> 01:17:30.646 [dramatic music] 832 01:17:51.318 --> 01:17:53.320 - Let the agency keep the tablet, John, 833 01:17:53.364 --> 01:17:57.324 I already cracked your codes and made new ones. 834 01:17:57.368 --> 01:18:00.676 [keyboard keys clacking] 835 01:18:02.460 --> 01:18:03.069 Done. 836 01:18:06.943 --> 01:18:07.770 - Go get him. 837 01:18:09.336 --> 01:18:10.860 - How do you think we found you? 838 01:18:14.080 --> 01:18:15.299 - Because I wanted you all here. 839 01:18:18.737 --> 01:18:21.435 - Not all of us. 840 01:18:22.959 --> 01:18:24.700 - Oh-uh. 841 01:18:24.743 --> 01:18:27.528 [dramatic music] 842 01:18:29.574 --> 01:18:32.142 [guns banging] 843 01:18:39.279 --> 01:18:41.717 [guns banging] 844 01:18:48.811 --> 01:18:51.248 [guns banging] 845 01:19:05.479 --> 01:19:08.004 [guns banging] 846 01:19:16.664 --> 01:19:21.104 [dramatic music conitnues] 847 01:19:52.483 --> 01:19:55.094 - Did you really think you were about to get lucky with me? 848 01:20:00.883 --> 01:20:02.232 - There's no good luck, 849 01:20:08.107 --> 01:20:09.152 only good planning. 850 01:20:12.764 --> 01:20:14.287 - You sound like Dr. Cain. 851 01:20:16.072 --> 01:20:17.769 - Well, I do have his chip in my head. 852 01:20:23.166 --> 01:20:24.297 - Not for long. 853 01:20:26.386 --> 01:20:29.302 [dramatic music] 854 01:20:29.346 --> 01:20:32.305 [blows thudding] 855 01:20:46.319 --> 01:20:47.190 - Okay. 856 01:21:15.740 --> 01:21:16.872 [gun bangs] 857 01:21:19.439 --> 01:21:22.355 [melancholy music] 858 01:21:27.447 --> 01:21:29.275 - I'm sorry it came to this. 859 01:21:31.147 --> 01:21:32.017 - Oh, hello, Vivian. 860 01:21:36.195 --> 01:21:37.936 Came to pick me up at another bar? 861 01:21:39.155 --> 01:21:41.113 - You are the perfect subject. 862 01:21:42.114 --> 01:21:43.811 - I don't drink anymore. 863 01:21:43.855 --> 01:21:45.291 It won't be so easy this time. 864 01:21:46.989 --> 01:21:48.512 - You'll always be easy, John. 865 01:21:57.869 --> 01:21:59.349 - We were dead the moment that doctor put that chip 866 01:21:59.392 --> 01:22:00.437 in our head. 867 01:22:02.265 --> 01:22:03.831 - But we don't wanna kill you, 868 01:22:04.745 --> 01:22:07.139 just damage your chip. 869 01:22:08.401 --> 01:22:12.405 - Doctor's orders, he wants to study it. 870 01:22:15.104 --> 01:22:16.583 - You said it yourself John, 871 01:22:17.758 --> 01:22:19.673 your chip is a work in progress. 872 01:22:20.805 --> 01:22:22.328 Doctor will never let you go, 873 01:22:23.851 --> 01:22:26.637 not until the next upgrade. 874 01:22:26.680 --> 01:22:29.074 - And the next, and the next. 875 01:22:31.250 --> 01:22:32.382 - He's all yours. 876 01:22:37.213 --> 01:22:38.214 - Good night, John. 877 01:22:40.999 --> 01:22:41.695 - Good luck, Jane. 878 01:22:46.091 --> 01:22:48.093 [gun bangs] 879 01:22:48.137 --> 01:22:49.877 [taser zapping] 880 01:22:55.187 --> 01:22:57.624 [tense music] 881 01:23:10.420 --> 01:23:12.944 [ominous music] 882 01:23:14.946 --> 01:23:16.469 - Let us begin again. 883 01:23:31.963 --> 01:23:35.184 [tablet beeping] 884 01:23:35.227 --> 01:23:36.576 - Brain activity, minimal. 885 01:23:38.230 --> 01:23:42.191 The damage done to the cerebral cortex is catastrophic. 886 01:23:43.627 --> 01:23:47.500 He's not going anywhere ever. 887 01:23:50.068 --> 01:23:51.026 - So much the better. 888 01:23:52.418 --> 01:23:54.203 - The repairs to his chip were successful. 889 01:23:56.422 --> 01:23:57.293 - Good. 890 01:24:00.426 --> 01:24:01.688 - Well, he said in the end, 891 01:24:01.732 --> 01:24:03.212 I would take him back to my place. 892 01:24:04.865 --> 01:24:06.780 Guess he was right. 893 01:24:09.522 --> 01:24:11.263 - He even got into your bed. 894 01:24:18.096 --> 01:24:22.622 - If I may ask doctor, if he is pretty much brain dead, 895 01:24:24.276 --> 01:24:25.408 why keep him alive at all? 896 01:24:27.192 --> 01:24:30.108 - Because the chip in his head doesn't know that. 897 01:24:30.152 --> 01:24:33.807 It'll keep operating in his body as if all is well. 898 01:24:33.851 --> 01:24:35.461 And that data, 899 01:24:35.505 --> 01:24:38.334 I can use to create the ultimate upgrade version. 900 01:24:39.596 --> 01:24:40.945 - But John had me 901 01:24:40.988 --> 01:24:43.078 and the others kill all the programs financiers. 902 01:24:45.863 --> 01:24:48.344 - There's always more money to be found. 903 01:24:48.387 --> 01:24:49.519 - And more subjects. 904 01:24:57.048 --> 01:24:58.397 - I'm curious though, 905 01:25:01.008 --> 01:25:02.836 what were John Doe's last words? 906 01:25:11.628 --> 01:25:13.499 - He wished me good luck. 907 01:25:18.417 --> 01:25:20.027 - There's no such thing as good luck, 908 01:25:21.855 --> 01:25:23.074 there's only good planning. 909 01:25:24.249 --> 01:25:25.250 - Exactly. 910 01:25:26.556 --> 01:25:31.604 [gun bangs] [dramatic music] 911 01:25:33.998 --> 01:25:35.217 - What are you doing? 912 01:25:35.260 --> 01:25:37.784 - You see, doctor, 913 01:25:37.828 --> 01:25:41.919 John sent me a suggestion. 914 01:25:43.790 --> 01:25:46.228 - I know, he wants to assassinate Senator Benson. 915 01:25:48.926 --> 01:25:52.408 - No, mine was to kill the chip program. 916 01:26:02.983 --> 01:26:07.553 And that program begins 917 01:26:07.597 --> 01:26:11.253 and ends with you. 918 01:26:11.296 --> 01:26:12.645 [gun bangs] 919 01:26:12.689 --> 01:26:15.300 ♪ And I know I got your head spinning spinning ♪ 920 01:26:15.344 --> 01:26:18.695 ♪ But you're gonna be just fine just fine ♪ 921 01:26:18.738 --> 01:26:21.611 ♪ In a different dimension mension ♪ 922 01:26:21.654 --> 01:26:24.962 ♪ But we're winning on the upside upside ♪ 923 01:26:25.005 --> 01:26:27.878 ♪ Gotta know the way you're living living ♪ 924 01:26:27.921 --> 01:26:31.316 ♪ But the air is flowing just fine just fine ♪ 925 01:26:31.360 --> 01:26:34.537 ♪ In a different dimension mension ♪ 926 01:26:34.580 --> 01:26:39.368 ♪ But we're winning on the upside upside ♪ 927 01:26:42.414 --> 01:26:45.330 ♪ Destiny and our games and only one saying ♪ 928 01:26:45.374 --> 01:26:48.594 ♪ Whatever you won the race ♪ 929 01:26:48.638 --> 01:26:50.422 ♪ All together in the zone ♪ 930 01:26:50.466 --> 01:26:51.989 ♪ Where is home ♪ 931 01:26:52.032 --> 01:26:54.557 ♪ Is where you choose to lay your feet ♪ 932 01:26:54.600 --> 01:26:57.908 ♪ The mission's condition ♪ 933 01:26:57.951 --> 01:27:01.346 ♪ Is really just to state a case ♪ 934 01:27:01.390 --> 01:27:03.566 ♪ Looking back and holding on ♪ 935 01:27:03.609 --> 01:27:04.958 ♪ To what is gone ♪ 936 01:27:05.002 --> 01:27:06.786 ♪ You see it never left your place ♪ 937 01:27:06.830 --> 01:27:09.702 ♪ I know I got your head spinning spinning ♪ 938 01:27:09.746 --> 01:27:12.966 ♪ But you're gonna be just fine just fine ♪ 939 01:27:13.010 --> 01:27:16.056 ♪ In a different dimension mension ♪ 940 01:27:16.100 --> 01:27:19.277 ♪ But we're winning on the upside upside ♪ 941 01:27:19.321 --> 01:27:22.498 ♪ Gotta know the way you're living living ♪ 942 01:27:22.541 --> 01:27:25.892 ♪ But the air is flowing just fine just fine ♪ 943 01:27:25.936 --> 01:27:28.852 ♪ In a different dimension mension ♪ 944 01:27:28.895 --> 01:27:31.985 ♪ But we're winning on the upside upside ♪ 945 01:27:32.029 --> 01:27:36.816 ♪ Break it down upside upside ♪ 946 01:27:37.904 --> 01:27:42.561 ♪ In this tangled web we weave ♪ 947 01:27:44.084 --> 01:27:48.611 ♪ Pulling strings and make believe ♪ 948 01:27:50.134 --> 01:27:54.921 ♪ When what it is could never fly ♪ 949 01:27:56.706 --> 01:28:01.319 ♪ And you've chosen all the truth that lives inside ♪ 950 01:28:04.191 --> 01:28:07.282 ♪ I know I got your head spinning spinning ♪ 951 01:28:07.325 --> 01:28:10.807 ♪ But you're gonna be just fine just fine ♪ 952 01:28:10.850 --> 01:28:13.940 ♪ In a different dimension mension ♪ 953 01:28:13.984 --> 01:28:16.987 ♪ But we're winning on the upside upside ♪ 954 01:28:17.030 --> 01:28:19.946 ♪ Gotta know the way you're living living ♪ 955 01:28:19.990 --> 01:28:23.341 ♪ But the air is flowing just fine just fine ♪ 956 01:28:23.385 --> 01:28:26.475 ♪ In a different dimension mension ♪ 957 01:28:26.518 --> 01:28:29.652 ♪ But we're winning on the upside upside ♪ 958 01:28:29.695 --> 01:28:32.916 ♪ Break it down upside upside ♪ 959 01:28:32.959 --> 01:28:36.093 ♪ Break it down upside upside ♪ 960 01:28:36.136 --> 01:28:39.705 ♪ Break it down upside upside ♪ 961 01:28:43.361 --> 01:28:46.669 [dramatic uptempo music]