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[♪♪♪]

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[Narrator] Ten years after the
collapse, society has crumbled.

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The future now a distant memory
of the past.

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The only commodity left
is violence,

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here, in Necropolis.

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[♪♪♪]

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[laughs]

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Ice.

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No water, no ice.

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Tomato juice, though.

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The best in all the land. Enjoy.

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[greaser spits]

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What are you,
some sort of biker gang?

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Wannabe Hells Angels types?

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[laughs]

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More like a bunch of rejects
from Saturday morning cartoons.

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Motorcycles are for poofs.

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We surf radio waves.

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[laughs]

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Cowabunga then, hombre.

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[groans]

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[indistinct chatter in
background] [audience cheering]

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[both laugh]

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[♪♪♪]

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[indistinct chatter
in background]

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I'd like to thank you all,
for your support.

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Here at the Warner Grand,
we operate 365 days a year

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between the hours of 12:15 p.m.
and midnight.

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We've got a little something
for everybody.

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So, bring your family,
come again.

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[Lucky]
Hey, George.

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[Lucky laughs]

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Lucky, my man!

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How's life treating you today?

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[Lucky] Oh. Like it caught me in
bed with its wife again.

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I know the feeling.

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[Lucky]
Gosh, that Hallyday.

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He's like a diamond
in a sea of glass, man.

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Amen.

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You know, I'd pay big bucks

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just to see him kick ass
and chew bubblegum again.

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You know, it's funny you should
mention that, brother.

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I just got off the phone
with his team, you know?

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And Hallyday is going
to make an appearance

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at the old Warner Grand.

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Can you picture it?

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The man
who saved the world thrice!

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Killed Dracula twice!

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Only got his heart broke
one time.

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[Lucky]
Oh!

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Claude Luc Hallyday.

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-[George chuckles]
-All right!

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[chuckles]

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[door knocks]

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Come on. Have a seat.

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Apologies
about the air conditioning.

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Popped the fuse.

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Yeah,
it says here you're a doctor?

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Yes, sir. A doctor of cinema.

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[clears throat] And the theater
is my hospital.

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I wrote my dissertation

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on Western
imperialist pop culture

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as a form of soft capitalism
in Taiwanese new wave.

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Like Bergman, Godard,
Tsai Ming-Liang.

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Those are films.

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This is the movie business.
It's the nitty gritty.

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You gotta make a dollar
from a nickel.

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Yes. Um,

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a lowly servant protecting
the audience's suspension

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of disbelief at all costs,
24 frames per second.

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See, you're saying
all the right things,

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but there's more to it
than that.

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This is-- this is a marriage,
a sacrifice, you know,

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through thick and thin.

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Sometimes, you gotta forego
eating dinner

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just to get
the concession stand filled.

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You know what I mean?

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Now, how do I know
that when things get rough,

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you ain't gonna just slip out
on me?

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Well, 'cause I got nowhere else
to go.

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Only place
I feel like I mattered

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is when I walked
through those doors.

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Listen, sir, when I am in,
I am all in.

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You start today.

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Can I ask what my pay will be?

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Well, I figured I'd start you
off as an intern

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and see how well you can swim
with the sharks.

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Welcome to the Warner Grand.

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[indistinct chatter]

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Okay.
Thank you very much, Spike.

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[sighs]

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Welcome. I'm George Fuller.

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My humblest apologies.
But let's get to it.

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Let me introduce you
to the Warner Grand.

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She was built in 1928
upon the Plaza's picturesque

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yet infamous courthouse square.

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It is to this day the longest,
continually in operation

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picture house in southwestern
United States of America.

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Now, she opened
her theater doors

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to the showing of a German film
in 1928 called

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"Metropolis"

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which we recently
did a screening of

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in celebration
of her 90th birthday.

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Here is some
of the film industry's finest

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artifacts of dismemberment
and pain.

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Like this right here.

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The Axe of Escoffier

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from the 1984

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vampire Nazi flick

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Blood is for the Living,
starring the Australian

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femme fatale, Loco Moco,

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and the Force
From The North himself,

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Mr. Claude Luc Hallyday!

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Now, if y'all
are Hallyday's fans,

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I got something so special,
you will never see anything

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like this again
in a thousand galaxies.

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Hold on to your hats.
Come over here, y'all.

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Come, this way.

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Okay.

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The 1993 Gilera CX.

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Now, underneath this plastic

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is 125 two CC two-stroke engine

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revving freely to 12,000 RPM
to blast you

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into the stratosphere.

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Ciao bella!

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[George chuckles]

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Now, what makes this

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really special is the fact
that this is the only

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hero vehicle to survive
the making

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of the Stephen Berkowitz

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post-apocalyptic 1993 saga

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Necropolis,

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driven by none other
than the star himself,

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Mr. Claude Luc Hallyday.

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Now, at the end of this month,
he's gonna do

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a special appearance
right here.

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Ain't that something?

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All right, folks.

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Please be kind enough
to pick up all your items

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on the way out.

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Don't forget to tip
old lovely Spike here,

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because like the Bible says,
man don't live

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on hot dogs alone.

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[chuckles]

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All right. This way, everyone.

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Thank you all so very much.

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Please come back.
Bring your families.

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Popcorn's on me.

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Hey, please don't touch my--

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Hi. How you doing?

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Oh, she told me a secret.

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See she lied to you
about her age.

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[scoffs]

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Excuse me?

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She was born in 1991.

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No, no, you're mistaken.

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She was 1993.

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I saw it on the manifold
when I bought it.

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No. It was marketed until '93.

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It was only built for one year.
And that was in '91.

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Wow. [chuckles]

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Well, you learn something new
every day, I guess.

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So, you fellas
a fan of the film?

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Always thought it was overrated.

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Can I take it for a spin?

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No. Please don't touch my bike.

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How much?

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I've never planned
on selling my bike.

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Not the bike.

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The entire establishment.

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Wait, wait, wait, wait.

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Y'all-- y'all--
you fellas are pulling--

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pulling my leg.

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This a prank or something?

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[sighs] We've been trying
to get a hold of you.

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You never returned our calls,
emails.

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Hell, we even found
an old fax line, nada.

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Well, I'm pretty much

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running this establishment
by myself.

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So, sometimes,
things fall through the cracks.

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Hey, friend.

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Don't be magnanimous
with our time.

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[sighs]

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I don't know
what magnanimous means.

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[Reed] We have
a development in the community.

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Our company would like to offer
you a very generous amount

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for this place.

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Okay, see, the thing--

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Excuse me, sir. Can we talk?

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Um, yes. Excuse us for a minute.

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Thank you. Come on.

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Think he will throw in the ride?

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I don't think
he's a gregarious type.

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Well, unfortunately,

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I've got some pressing matters
to attend to.

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So, I'm gonna have to ask you
to leave and...

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These types of offers, you know,

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they don't come around
so much anymore.

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Be seeing you, Hollywood.

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[Reed whistling]

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[pants]

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[woman 1 screams]
Help!

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Help!

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[screaming]

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[both laughing]

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[Audience member 1]
Shut up, you punks!

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Suck my toes, grandma!

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[laughing]

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[sobs]

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[Woman 1]
No!

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[laughing]

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[male punk speaks indistinct]

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I'm sorry. But I'ma have to ask
you to leave.

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We don't get a warning
or something?

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I don't do warnings.

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Well, then we want a refund.

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-I don't do refunds.
-You're a thief, bro!

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Now, I'm not the snitching kind,

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but if you don't leave
my house of business,

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I will call the authorities.

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What's your problem, man?

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This isn't even yours.

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This is stolen land,
you colonizer.

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[inhales, exhales]

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[laughs]

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I don't know what to think
anymore, Spike.

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It's like this whole damn
world's gotten off its axis.

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You're telling me, boss.

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I hate punks, man.

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This place should be treated
like church.

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Amen, Doc.

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From your lips to God's ears.

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[punks clamoring]

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Excuse me.

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[male punk] Full of shit.
He's full of shit!

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[female punk]
Come on, man! Chill out!

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-Let's go!
-[grunts]

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-You're full of shit, bro!
-Come on, man! Stop!

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-Hey!
-What's up, man?

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-I'll fuck you up!
-Come on. Let's go!

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No, no!

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Go, get that refund!

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Come on.
Let's get you out of here.

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[male punk]
Look at this dork.

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[both laugh]

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[male punk]
What are you gonna do, grandpa?

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[music ends]

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"Terminate
with extreme prejudice."

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-Shit! Get the fuck out of here!
-Come on! Let's go!

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Punks.

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[♪♪♪]

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[George sighs]

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Oh, hell.

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Oh.

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1-2-6-3-9

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[man 1 over telephone]
[indistinct speech] Who is this?

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[George] Hi. This is
George Fuller from the Warner.

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I've been calling in regards
to Mr. Hallyday

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making an appearance here.

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00:17:08.579 --> 00:17:10.512
I've sent over the request
of documents and money.

263
00:17:10.650 --> 00:17:13.032
[man 1 over telephone]
Sorry, sir. He's, uh...

264
00:17:13.170 --> 00:17:14.205
[indistinct speech]

265
00:17:16.863 --> 00:17:18.451
[George]
Well,

266
00:17:18.589 --> 00:17:22.386
when might he be available
or inclined? A week?

267
00:17:22.524 --> 00:17:23.766
[man 1 over telephone]
Yeah, yeah.[indistinct speech]

268
00:17:24.974 --> 00:17:26.217
[George]
So, hold your breath.

269
00:17:29.220 --> 00:17:31.360
[sighs]

270
00:17:37.608 --> 00:17:40.680
A man ought to do
what he thinks is best.

271
00:17:45.823 --> 00:17:47.135
Hmm.

272
00:17:54.970 --> 00:17:56.765
Warner. This is George.

273
00:17:56.903 --> 00:17:58.767
Hello, George.

274
00:17:58.905 --> 00:18:03.634
This is Lynn Schrader,
CEO of Schrader Industries.

275
00:18:03.772 --> 00:18:05.877
And I wanna welcome you
to Nirvana,

276
00:18:07.396 --> 00:18:09.640
an all-inclusive complex
coming straight

277
00:18:09.778 --> 00:18:11.918
to a neighborhood near you.

278
00:18:12.056 --> 00:18:16.129
Gym, grocery store,
retail spaces,

279
00:18:16.267 --> 00:18:18.200
even a private urgent care
and surgery ward.

280
00:18:18.338 --> 00:18:19.857
[water flowing]

281
00:18:19.995 --> 00:18:21.824
In the case of a pandemic
or terrorist attack,

282
00:18:21.962 --> 00:18:25.483
cut off from the outside world,
we would rely on our own grid.

283
00:18:26.829 --> 00:18:30.523
Once you find Nirvana,
you will find yourself.

284
00:18:31.972 --> 00:18:33.491
Welcome to the future.

285
00:18:35.321 --> 00:18:37.357
We're gonna change the world,
George.

286
00:18:37.495 --> 00:18:38.876
You could be a part of it.

287
00:18:39.014 --> 00:18:40.429
All you have to do is sign
on the dotted line.

288
00:18:42.845 --> 00:18:45.538
What if the world
didn't really need to change?

289
00:18:47.229 --> 00:18:50.094
Isn't change the whole point
of life?

290
00:18:50.232 --> 00:18:52.683
Either you evolve or you die.

291
00:18:52.821 --> 00:18:54.685
If I'm honest,

292
00:18:54.823 --> 00:18:57.515
I enjoy a good game
of mental gymnastics.

293
00:18:57.653 --> 00:18:59.483
A few sharp barbs
between combatants,

294
00:18:59.621 --> 00:19:02.037
and then everyone walks away
with what they want.

295
00:19:02.175 --> 00:19:04.971
So, when is a gift
no longer a gift?

296
00:19:05.109 --> 00:19:07.870
Oh. See, that's where you and I
differ, George.

297
00:19:08.008 --> 00:19:09.734
I'm much more altruistic.

298
00:19:09.872 --> 00:19:11.874
See, I have great vision
for this part of the country.

299
00:19:13.152 --> 00:19:15.430
A new frontier, so to speak.

300
00:19:15.568 --> 00:19:17.121
What I'm about to say
to you pertains directly

301
00:19:17.259 --> 00:19:18.398
to your business.

302
00:19:18.536 --> 00:19:20.849
The first camera,
the Kinetograph,

303
00:19:20.987 --> 00:19:23.369
was born from Edison's
entrepreneurialism 10 years

304
00:19:23.507 --> 00:19:26.337
after the great success
of the Phonograph,

305
00:19:26.475 --> 00:19:28.443
only to be replaced
with the Kinetoscope

306
00:19:28.581 --> 00:19:30.548
to view the moving picture.

307
00:19:30.686 --> 00:19:34.173
This art form you so revere
was never about car chases

308
00:19:34.311 --> 00:19:37.486
or Oscar-worthy monologues.

309
00:19:37.624 --> 00:19:41.249
It was merely an opportunity
to sell a new piece of hardware,

310
00:19:41.387 --> 00:19:43.458
appliances made of plastics,

311
00:19:43.596 --> 00:19:46.530
circuits, metals,
indium-tin oxide.

312
00:19:48.152 --> 00:19:49.084
See, I don't run a college.

313
00:19:49.222 --> 00:19:50.741
I run a business.

314
00:19:51.914 --> 00:19:54.917
It's the same business
that the taco guy

315
00:19:55.055 --> 00:19:57.299
down the street is in.

316
00:19:57.437 --> 00:20:00.026
The same business
that the steel mill

317
00:20:00.164 --> 00:20:02.511
was running around the corner.

318
00:20:04.341 --> 00:20:08.241
I just happen to sell pictures,
and-- and fantasies,

319
00:20:08.379 --> 00:20:11.762
and maybe 90-minute vacations
to escape

320
00:20:11.900 --> 00:20:14.385
from all that madness
in the street.

321
00:20:16.111 --> 00:20:19.804
Whether you see it or not,
they-- they know my value.

322
00:20:21.530 --> 00:20:22.980
I'm not so sure

323
00:20:23.118 --> 00:20:26.225
that your neighbors
would agree, George.

324
00:20:26.363 --> 00:20:28.917
Most of them are quite eager
to sign on the dotted line,

325
00:20:29.055 --> 00:20:31.782
though they won't see a dime
unless you relinquish ownership.

326
00:20:34.233 --> 00:20:36.821
[chuckles]
See?

327
00:20:36.959 --> 00:20:39.617
Some folks there will rob you
with six shooters

328
00:20:39.755 --> 00:20:42.689
and others with a fountain pen.

329
00:20:42.827 --> 00:20:45.278
[chuckles]

330
00:20:45.416 --> 00:20:46.797
Life really just comes down
to the odds

331
00:20:46.935 --> 00:20:48.971
of which womb one falls out of,
George.

332
00:20:51.698 --> 00:20:53.700
Okay.

333
00:20:53.838 --> 00:20:58.602
Thank you for your generosity.
I have a matinee to attend to.

334
00:20:58.740 --> 00:21:02.675
We're doing a showing
of Moses Versus the Nazis.

335
00:21:02.813 --> 00:21:06.437
It's for the convent
for the Monastery of the Angels.

336
00:21:06.575 --> 00:21:08.163
You don't strike me
as the religious type.

337
00:21:08.301 --> 00:21:09.820
I'm not.

338
00:21:09.958 --> 00:21:12.719
But just in case I'm wrong,
I wanna buy

339
00:21:12.857 --> 00:21:15.826
a couple of brownie points
with the big guy upstairs.

340
00:21:15.964 --> 00:21:16.965
Who says he's a man?

341
00:21:18.967 --> 00:21:19.933
[chuckles]

342
00:21:22.142 --> 00:21:24.697
Mental gymnastics. I'll be.

343
00:21:24.835 --> 00:21:28.425
[whistling]

344
00:21:33.153 --> 00:21:38.297
So, how'd it go
with our midnight cowboy?

345
00:21:38.435 --> 00:21:40.299
He fancies himself
to be a cowboy.

346
00:21:41.576 --> 00:21:42.335
Take care of it.

347
00:21:42.473 --> 00:21:43.336
[chuckles]

348
00:21:43.474 --> 00:21:48.099
[♪♪♪]

349
00:21:56.522 --> 00:21:58.524
[George]
♪ Baby, this world♪

350
00:21:58.662 --> 00:22:00.802
♪ Has gone crazy ♪

351
00:22:02.631 --> 00:22:04.219
[chuckles]

352
00:22:04.357 --> 00:22:05.703
[George]
You know something, Lucky?

353
00:22:05.841 --> 00:22:10.639
I can't stand punks and bullies.

354
00:22:10.777 --> 00:22:12.538
Me, too.

355
00:22:12.676 --> 00:22:14.056
You know what I said to--

356
00:22:15.610 --> 00:22:17.888
to that punk before I pulled
the damn trigger?

357
00:22:19.614 --> 00:22:23.480
"Terminate
with extreme prejudice."

358
00:22:24.895 --> 00:22:27.346
[exhales]

359
00:22:27.484 --> 00:22:29.555
[grunts] All right, Colonel.

360
00:22:29.693 --> 00:22:33.248
I think I might have gone
a little more Dirty Harry.

361
00:22:33.386 --> 00:22:34.939
You have to ask yourself
a question.

362
00:22:35.077 --> 00:22:37.528
"Do I feel Lucky?"

363
00:22:37.666 --> 00:22:40.324
"Well, do ya, punk?"

364
00:22:40.462 --> 00:22:42.706
[chuckles]

365
00:22:42.844 --> 00:22:44.397
"You are a disease,"

366
00:22:46.054 --> 00:22:46.779
"and I'm the cure."

367
00:22:47.987 --> 00:22:49.713
[exhales]

368
00:22:49.851 --> 00:22:53.613
"I could've been a contender,
Charlie. Oh!"

369
00:22:53.751 --> 00:22:57.548
[both grunt, laugh]

370
00:22:58.687 --> 00:23:00.655
You know what? Um,

371
00:23:00.793 --> 00:23:02.657
do you mind if I borrow
your moral compass

372
00:23:02.795 --> 00:23:05.073
-just for a minute?
-Sure.

373
00:23:05.211 --> 00:23:06.488
Say somebody offered you

374
00:23:08.214 --> 00:23:11.562
more money than you thought
you'd ever see in a lifetime.

375
00:23:11.700 --> 00:23:14.738
But one caveat,
you gotta say goodbye

376
00:23:14.876 --> 00:23:16.981
to the one thing that makes you
get up every morning.

377
00:23:17.119 --> 00:23:19.156
Mm.

378
00:23:19.294 --> 00:23:22.159
The one thing that makes fellas
like you and me tick, you know?

379
00:23:23.436 --> 00:23:24.713
What would you do?

380
00:23:26.922 --> 00:23:28.234
Not a chance in hell.

381
00:23:28.372 --> 00:23:31.410
I'd rather put a knife
through the heart of men

382
00:23:31.548 --> 00:23:33.101
who offered me
that kind of deal.

383
00:23:34.620 --> 00:23:38.727
And this is it. Right now.
This is as good as it gets.

384
00:23:40.211 --> 00:23:41.420
Thank you for that.

385
00:23:43.249 --> 00:23:44.768
All right, I'm out.

386
00:23:44.906 --> 00:23:46.217
Yeah, I'll catch you
in a little bit.

387
00:23:47.149 --> 00:23:48.461
Wait a second.

388
00:23:48.599 --> 00:23:50.567
We forgot something. Don't go.

389
00:24:02.820 --> 00:24:04.477
[George]
Oh my God. What's this?

390
00:24:05.754 --> 00:24:07.756
"The sword that fell
from the heavens

391
00:24:07.894 --> 00:24:10.897
and created hell on earth?"

392
00:24:12.416 --> 00:24:13.797
Hallyday's sword

393
00:24:15.626 --> 00:24:17.179
from Necropolis.

394
00:24:21.114 --> 00:24:22.253
Necropolis.

395
00:24:26.395 --> 00:24:27.983
How do you find these things?

396
00:24:28.121 --> 00:24:29.571
[Lucky]
These things are in the air.

397
00:24:29.709 --> 00:24:30.917
You just gotta know
how to grab stuff.

398
00:24:33.817 --> 00:24:35.266
It's yours.

399
00:24:39.374 --> 00:24:40.686
[laughs]

400
00:24:43.171 --> 00:24:45.276
If the Ten Commandments
won't stop him,

401
00:24:47.209 --> 00:24:49.867
these nine
full metal jackets will.

402
00:24:50.005 --> 00:24:51.282
[groans]

403
00:24:59.808 --> 00:25:01.879
[man 2 over projector] How will
we explain this to the Fuührer?

404
00:25:02.017 --> 00:25:03.709
-He's going to be furious.
-[laughs]

405
00:25:04.813 --> 00:25:06.056
[man 3 over projector]
The Jews will pay.

406
00:25:06.194 --> 00:25:07.851
[man 4 over projector]
[speaks German]

407
00:25:07.989 --> 00:25:09.231
[man 3 over projector]
Tell Goebbels, it's time.

408
00:25:09.369 --> 00:25:11.061
[man 4 over projector]
[speaks German]

409
00:25:11.199 --> 00:25:12.683
[man 3 over projector]
Call Dr. Mengele.

410
00:25:12.821 --> 00:25:13.822
[man 4 over projector]
[speaks German]

411
00:25:13.960 --> 00:25:15.272
[grunts]

412
00:25:15.410 --> 00:25:16.549
[man 4 over projector]
Good idea.

413
00:25:19.034 --> 00:25:20.864
[George]
Sisters, I'm so sorry.

414
00:25:21.002 --> 00:25:21.968
[grunts]

415
00:25:22.900 --> 00:25:24.143
[man 4 over projector]
[speaks German]

416
00:25:24.281 --> 00:25:26.179
Boss, we got a problem.

417
00:25:26.317 --> 00:25:27.526
Who?

418
00:25:27.664 --> 00:25:28.837
[Spike]
Health inspector.

419
00:25:28.975 --> 00:25:31.564
[indistinct chatter
in background]

420
00:25:32.082 --> 00:25:33.877
-Whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa, whoa!
-Sir, please calm down.

421
00:25:34.015 --> 00:25:36.017
[George] What are you doing to
my stuff?

422
00:25:36.155 --> 00:25:37.743
[health inspector 1] We've been
sent by the city to
inspect your premises.

423
00:25:37.881 --> 00:25:39.330
-Don't touch this.
-For mold, and termites,

424
00:25:39.468 --> 00:25:41.056
and bed bugs after reports of
vicious bite marks.

425
00:25:41.194 --> 00:25:42.851
What the hell? You were just
here six months ago.

426
00:25:42.989 --> 00:25:45.992
We didn't have a problem.
You're destroying places, man.

427
00:25:49.444 --> 00:25:50.928
Just turned it into trash.

428
00:25:59.040 --> 00:26:00.938
Just like ain't nothing sacred
no more.

429
00:26:03.251 --> 00:26:05.805
[Lucky]
This is it. Right now.

430
00:26:05.943 --> 00:26:07.566
This is as good as it gets.

431
00:26:15.401 --> 00:26:18.438
I'd rather put a knife
in the heart of men

432
00:26:18.577 --> 00:26:20.268
who offered me that kinda deal.

433
00:26:36.905 --> 00:26:39.149
[door knocks]

434
00:26:39.287 --> 00:26:42.186
You got mail, boss.

435
00:26:42.324 --> 00:26:44.154
Looks important.

436
00:26:44.292 --> 00:26:45.396
Never is.

437
00:26:47.122 --> 00:26:48.537
Sorry about yesterday.

438
00:26:48.676 --> 00:26:49.918
Um, the health inspector
was giving me

439
00:26:50.056 --> 00:26:52.956
the full
Peter Sellers' Clouseau act.

440
00:26:53.094 --> 00:26:54.923
Do you remember
in Pink Panther Strikes Again--

441
00:26:55.061 --> 00:26:56.684
Spike, Spike, do I look like

442
00:26:56.822 --> 00:26:59.410
I wanna talk
about movies right now?

443
00:26:59.548 --> 00:27:03.242
My theater is being shut down,
because of bed bugs.

444
00:27:03.380 --> 00:27:07.108
Every penny I got, I put
into Hallyday coming here and...

445
00:27:08.627 --> 00:27:11.388
[sighs] Do you-- you have
something for me, right?

446
00:27:18.360 --> 00:27:20.052
[Lynn] Did
you reconsider my proposition?

447
00:27:20.190 --> 00:27:21.985
I have a deadline to hit.

448
00:27:22.123 --> 00:27:25.333
George, I think it's time
you either play ball

449
00:27:25.471 --> 00:27:26.437
or stay out of my way.

450
00:27:28.681 --> 00:27:32.064
[indistinct radio chatter]

451
00:27:32.202 --> 00:27:33.548
-[Burton] It's Hallyday.
-[Reed] Hallyday?

452
00:27:33.686 --> 00:27:35.136
[Burton]
Hallyday.

453
00:27:35.274 --> 00:27:36.447
Oh, there he is.

454
00:27:39.347 --> 00:27:42.005
[inhales, exhales]

455
00:27:44.386 --> 00:27:45.318
What are you doing?

456
00:27:45.456 --> 00:27:46.975
Eating a burger.

457
00:27:47.113 --> 00:27:49.495
No, no. You're chasing it down
with the smoke.

458
00:27:49.633 --> 00:27:51.014
It's delicious.

459
00:27:52.325 --> 00:27:54.327
[♪♪♪]

460
00:27:54.465 --> 00:27:56.467
[bell rings]

461
00:27:59.747 --> 00:28:01.403
[door buzzes]

462
00:28:01.541 --> 00:28:04.165
[indistinct chatter]

463
00:28:04.303 --> 00:28:05.684
Ooh.

464
00:28:05.822 --> 00:28:06.926
[Reed] This place is
disgusting.

465
00:28:07.064 --> 00:28:09.135
[Burton] Shh. Be nice.

466
00:28:09.273 --> 00:28:10.309
Only for you.

467
00:28:12.656 --> 00:28:14.416
Can I help you guys?

468
00:28:14.554 --> 00:28:16.764
Yep. Looking for a ring.

469
00:28:16.902 --> 00:28:18.731
Oh. Got a lot of rings right
here.

470
00:28:18.869 --> 00:28:21.389
See, mine was stolen.

471
00:28:22.528 --> 00:28:23.943
It's not worth a lot of money
to anybody else,

472
00:28:24.081 --> 00:28:26.187
but personal sentiment.

473
00:28:26.325 --> 00:28:27.775
Mm.

474
00:28:27.913 --> 00:28:30.191
Well, all my stuff
is clean as glass.

475
00:28:30.329 --> 00:28:32.089
Sure it is.

476
00:28:32.227 --> 00:28:34.126
Yeah.

477
00:28:34.264 --> 00:28:36.473
Is there any identifiable
characteristics?

478
00:28:36.611 --> 00:28:39.579
Yeah. It was a 1990
Governor's Cup ring.

479
00:28:39.718 --> 00:28:41.202
That's a minor-league baseball
championship.

480
00:28:41.340 --> 00:28:42.859
It said, "Rochester"
on the side

481
00:28:42.997 --> 00:28:44.584
and it had a red stone
in the middle.

482
00:28:44.723 --> 00:28:46.069
I think it was a garnet.

483
00:28:46.207 --> 00:28:48.002
Well, I can't replace
the sentimental value.

484
00:28:49.279 --> 00:28:50.521
But if the shoe fits...

485
00:28:54.111 --> 00:28:55.906
-Ooh, look at that.
-There-- there you go.

486
00:28:59.082 --> 00:29:01.118
My first year in AAA,

487
00:29:01.256 --> 00:29:03.293
I was in the Oriole
organization.

488
00:29:03.431 --> 00:29:07.642
And I went 6-1 with a 1.8 ERA. I
was hot shit.

489
00:29:07.780 --> 00:29:09.920
Yeah. Well, you know what?

490
00:29:10.058 --> 00:29:11.819
Why don't you keep that ring?
It's on the house.

491
00:29:11.957 --> 00:29:13.510
It's very generous of you.

492
00:29:13.648 --> 00:29:18.066
But to make it in the show,
you need something special.

493
00:29:18.204 --> 00:29:21.207
So, during the offseason,
I added a pitch to my arsenal.

494
00:29:22.312 --> 00:29:26.419
Cocaine!
Got my fastball up to 95,

495
00:29:26.557 --> 00:29:28.836
but my ERA tipped out
at nearly seven.

496
00:29:28.974 --> 00:29:30.803
I was crazy back then.

497
00:29:30.941 --> 00:29:33.047
-Yeah.
-I'm sober now.

498
00:29:33.185 --> 00:29:34.324
[scoffs]

499
00:29:34.462 --> 00:29:37.810
Well, congrats.
Yeah, I got seven years.

500
00:29:37.948 --> 00:29:39.087
God bless.

501
00:29:39.225 --> 00:29:41.296
You know what the kicker is?

502
00:29:41.434 --> 00:29:44.265
I hit 32 batters in one season
and it's not even a record.

503
00:29:45.611 --> 00:29:48.027
Baseball is a tough sport.

504
00:29:49.408 --> 00:29:51.168
[Lucky groans] Oh, God! Oh,
fuck!

505
00:29:51.306 --> 00:29:52.618
Bang!

506
00:29:52.756 --> 00:29:54.171
-[grunts, groans]
-Zoom! Kaboom!

507
00:29:54.309 --> 00:29:56.380
[laughs]

508
00:29:56.518 --> 00:29:58.866
Consider this
an early retirement, old man.

509
00:30:00.453 --> 00:30:02.939
[laughs]

510
00:30:13.639 --> 00:30:14.571
Lucky, you're slipping, man.

511
00:30:14.709 --> 00:30:15.952
Your door's wide--

512
00:30:19.334 --> 00:30:20.404
Shit.

513
00:30:20.542 --> 00:30:24.063
[indistinct lyrics]

514
00:30:36.489 --> 00:30:38.491
[Lucky groaning]

515
00:30:38.629 --> 00:30:40.977
Damn dingleberries, man!

516
00:30:42.737 --> 00:30:44.497
There you go, Golden Boy.

517
00:30:44.635 --> 00:30:46.948
[Lucky]
Where'd you learn this trick?

518
00:30:47.086 --> 00:30:49.640
Courtney B. Vance,
Hamburger Hill.

519
00:30:51.332 --> 00:30:54.507
You think there's a chance
that that was them punks

520
00:30:54.645 --> 00:30:57.096
that came to my theater?

521
00:30:57.234 --> 00:30:58.960
These weren't no punks, George.

522
00:30:59.098 --> 00:31:01.445
They made me sign
my shop over for pennies.

523
00:31:01.583 --> 00:31:03.102
Everything I had.

524
00:31:03.240 --> 00:31:06.416
They said they were coming back

525
00:31:06.554 --> 00:31:08.004
for Mr. Hollywood.

526
00:31:11.386 --> 00:31:13.078
I want you to know something,
Lucky.

527
00:31:15.218 --> 00:31:16.944
I'm going to avenge
what they did to you.

528
00:31:18.324 --> 00:31:21.224
I swear to you,
as long as there's blood

529
00:31:21.362 --> 00:31:25.193
in my veins, you've got a place
in my theater.

530
00:31:26.574 --> 00:31:29.232
You know what I said
to 'em before I rocked them?

531
00:31:31.406 --> 00:31:33.788
-[groans]
-What are you gonna fucking do?

532
00:31:33.926 --> 00:31:35.410
"Smile, you son of a bitch!"

533
00:31:35.548 --> 00:31:36.618
[Reed groans]

534
00:32:06.096 --> 00:32:11.584
[♪♪♪]

535
00:32:18.350 --> 00:32:19.799
[Loco Moco]
Tonight, the Earth is going

536
00:32:19.938 --> 00:32:23.734
to be exposed as the womb
of the mother of all demons.

537
00:32:25.357 --> 00:32:27.152
We are going to filter
this planet

538
00:32:27.290 --> 00:32:29.844
in every wretched corner
with evil

539
00:32:29.982 --> 00:32:34.193
from all other dimensions.

540
00:32:34.331 --> 00:32:37.472
Come forth. Come forth, and--

541
00:32:41.649 --> 00:32:42.719
Sorry to disappoint you.

542
00:32:42.857 --> 00:32:45.480
Normally, I like to be wined
and dined.

543
00:32:45.618 --> 00:32:46.999
[chuckles]

544
00:32:47.137 --> 00:32:48.863
But tonight, dinner is on me.

545
00:32:49.001 --> 00:32:51.072
-[snarls]
-And I'm on a strict diet.

546
00:32:51.210 --> 00:32:52.694
[minion growls]

547
00:32:55.939 --> 00:32:57.009
Steak only.

548
00:32:58.804 --> 00:33:02.773
[vampires grunt, growl]

549
00:33:10.436 --> 00:33:12.369
[grunts]

550
00:33:14.095 --> 00:33:16.028
[Claude] There are a lot of
things to dislike in this world

551
00:33:16.166 --> 00:33:20.136
Nuts, modern art, vegans.

552
00:33:20.274 --> 00:33:24.140
But above all,
I despise vampires.

553
00:34:07.873 --> 00:34:13.603
[♪♪♪]

554
00:34:32.000 --> 00:34:35.866
[grunts softly]

555
00:34:39.629 --> 00:34:41.148
[Reed]
All right, baby.

556
00:34:47.188 --> 00:34:48.776
[chuckles, snorts]

557
00:34:52.745 --> 00:34:57.543
[♪♪♪]

558
00:34:57.681 --> 00:35:00.891
[coughs]

559
00:35:04.688 --> 00:35:05.620
[car door closes]

560
00:35:07.105 --> 00:35:11.902
[♪♪♪]

561
00:35:16.286 --> 00:35:18.909
[fire crackling]

562
00:35:21.774 --> 00:35:24.777
I'm out 20K

563
00:35:24.915 --> 00:35:26.710
because of you.

564
00:35:26.848 --> 00:35:27.677
Get on the ground.

565
00:35:29.334 --> 00:35:30.956
I got bad knees, man.

566
00:35:31.094 --> 00:35:34.132
See, that's the wrong appendage
to be worried about.

567
00:35:36.444 --> 00:35:37.480
My friend.

568
00:35:38.964 --> 00:35:41.898
Lucky. That's kind of an ironic
choice of a name.

569
00:35:42.036 --> 00:35:43.244
You think you're funny, right?

570
00:35:44.659 --> 00:35:46.316
Okay.

571
00:35:46.454 --> 00:35:49.768
Okay, you wanna be funny.
I think you're a goon.

572
00:35:49.906 --> 00:35:51.252
You're a goon.

573
00:35:52.288 --> 00:35:54.359
What happened to Lucky

574
00:35:54.497 --> 00:35:57.362
ain't half of what's coming
down on you.

575
00:35:57.500 --> 00:35:59.536
-Pick a hand.
-No, man. You're fucking--

576
00:35:59.674 --> 00:36:01.780
Pick a finger then or your neck!

577
00:36:01.918 --> 00:36:03.885
Jesus Christ, man!

578
00:36:04.023 --> 00:36:06.060
See, I had no idea

579
00:36:06.198 --> 00:36:08.821
that you were such a fan
of his work.

580
00:36:08.959 --> 00:36:10.754
Would you like for me
to make an introduction?

581
00:36:10.892 --> 00:36:13.205
No, no, no, no!

582
00:36:13.343 --> 00:36:14.586
[Reed grunts]

583
00:36:14.724 --> 00:36:17.830
[whimpers]

584
00:36:21.869 --> 00:36:22.973
You tell your boss,

585
00:36:24.630 --> 00:36:28.979
stay away from my friends,
my theater, and my neighborhood.

586
00:36:30.602 --> 00:36:32.535
Or next time,
you're not gonna be so Lucky.

587
00:36:34.882 --> 00:36:36.194
You understand me?

588
00:36:37.609 --> 00:36:38.748
Yes.

589
00:36:38.886 --> 00:36:41.889
[breathes shakily]

590
00:36:42.027 --> 00:36:46.549
[♪♪♪]

591
00:36:51.070 --> 00:36:52.624
[Loco Moco]
With the blood of the betrothed,

592
00:36:52.762 --> 00:36:54.971
we shall enter the space
between reality

593
00:36:55.109 --> 00:36:57.284
and the demon's lair.

594
00:36:57.422 --> 00:37:00.183
With one swift hand,
the spirits of evil

595
00:37:00.321 --> 00:37:02.634
will cleanse this vile planet.

596
00:37:04.774 --> 00:37:08.260
The only thing being cleansed
here is you, madame.

597
00:37:08.398 --> 00:37:09.779
And I am the rain.

598
00:37:11.056 --> 00:37:13.955
Honey, I don't mind
getting a little wet.

599
00:37:14.093 --> 00:37:15.371
You are not going to stop us.

600
00:37:16.441 --> 00:37:18.753
Au contraire, mi amiga.

601
00:37:18.891 --> 00:37:20.479
That was quick.

602
00:37:20.617 --> 00:37:22.964
Never bring a gun
to a knife fight.

603
00:37:23.102 --> 00:37:25.001
In death,
I will live a thousand lives.

604
00:37:25.139 --> 00:37:27.245
-[snarls]
-Bon voyage.

605
00:37:30.834 --> 00:37:32.353
[Burton]
What kind of sword was it?

606
00:37:34.113 --> 00:37:35.149
[Reed]
Got no clue.

607
00:37:35.287 --> 00:37:36.564
Was it a broadsword?

608
00:37:37.841 --> 00:37:40.672
-Was it a claymore? A jian?
-[snorts]

609
00:37:42.225 --> 00:37:43.364
How the fuck would I know?

610
00:37:43.502 --> 00:37:45.297
Was it the kind a knight
would use, Reed?

611
00:37:45.435 --> 00:37:47.541
[scoffs] No.

612
00:37:47.679 --> 00:37:48.990
That was some Jackie Chan shit,
Burton.

613
00:37:49.128 --> 00:37:50.406
[scoffs]

614
00:37:52.615 --> 00:37:54.686
A katana like this one
right here?

615
00:37:57.033 --> 00:38:00.657
Invented by the smith Amakuni
in 700 A.D.

616
00:38:02.038 --> 00:38:05.731
Mainly used by the samurai
during Japan's Edo period,

617
00:38:05.869 --> 00:38:10.288
33,000 sheets of steel
forge-welded together.

618
00:38:13.636 --> 00:38:15.085
What did George say
he was gonna do to you?

619
00:38:18.468 --> 00:38:21.506
If anyone understands
fiscal responsibility, it's me.

620
00:38:21.644 --> 00:38:22.783
All things considered.

621
00:38:22.921 --> 00:38:25.475
So, I will ask you
one more time.

622
00:38:25.613 --> 00:38:28.444
What did George say
he was going to do to you?

623
00:38:35.692 --> 00:38:40.732
[♪♪♪]

624
00:38:40.870 --> 00:38:41.905
All right.

625
00:38:42.043 --> 00:38:43.942
If it's a war you want,
you get war now.

626
00:38:44.080 --> 00:38:45.875
You wanna mess
with the Warner Grand,

627
00:38:46.013 --> 00:38:47.463
I got something for you!

628
00:38:47.601 --> 00:38:49.119
Hello, George.

629
00:38:51.329 --> 00:38:52.916
I'm so sorry.

630
00:38:53.054 --> 00:38:54.884
[Claude over telephone]
First class on the Queen Mary.

631
00:38:55.022 --> 00:39:00.061
Yes. First class is the only
class in my book.

632
00:39:00.199 --> 00:39:01.925
[Claude]
No paparazzi, no handshaking.

633
00:39:02.063 --> 00:39:04.134
No problems.

634
00:39:04.272 --> 00:39:06.413
Yes, sir. Here at the Warner,

635
00:39:06.551 --> 00:39:08.622
we strive for excellence.

636
00:39:08.760 --> 00:39:11.935
[Claude] Time to put
Hallyday back on the map.

637
00:39:12.073 --> 00:39:13.143
It is my honor.

638
00:39:15.353 --> 00:39:17.147
[Claude]
Okay. I trust you, George.

639
00:39:19.011 --> 00:39:20.772
Thank you very much. Thank you.

640
00:39:23.222 --> 00:39:26.985
♪ Hotline to L.A. ♪

641
00:39:27.123 --> 00:39:30.782
♪ Hotline to the music town ♪

642
00:39:46.763 --> 00:39:50.284
♪ If I need music, ♪

643
00:39:50.422 --> 00:39:53.977
♪ I know this is my way ♪

644
00:39:54.115 --> 00:39:59.086
♪ I'll drive
and I'll try to dance... ♪

645
00:39:59.224 --> 00:40:02.400
[indistinct lyrics]

646
00:40:05.368 --> 00:40:07.128
[siren wails]

647
00:40:08.336 --> 00:40:09.510
What the...

648
00:40:26.941 --> 00:40:29.219
Damn.
Where the fuck is my wallet?

649
00:40:34.121 --> 00:40:35.087
[Cop 1]
You George Fuller?

650
00:40:36.226 --> 00:40:37.469
Yes.

651
00:40:39.678 --> 00:40:41.887
[Cop 1]
Ms. Schrader sends her regards.

652
00:40:56.971 --> 00:40:59.905
[groans]

653
00:41:01.735 --> 00:41:05.497
[breathes shakily, laughs]

654
00:41:09.674 --> 00:41:10.882
No change, eh, Pete?

655
00:41:11.020 --> 00:41:12.055
Still jumpy.

656
00:41:14.126 --> 00:41:15.507
[Tim & George]
That was a sucker move,

657
00:41:15.645 --> 00:41:16.266
burning down your boss.

658
00:41:17.889 --> 00:41:21.479
You had him all wrong.
He never crossed you.

659
00:41:21.617 --> 00:41:24.585
But you're a guy who shoots
first and thinks afterwards.

660
00:41:26.069 --> 00:41:28.520
In your spot,
I'd almost choose the cops,

661
00:41:29.866 --> 00:41:32.731
even if it is a first-degree
murder rap.

662
00:41:32.869 --> 00:41:34.077
It's Lucky I spotted you.

663
00:41:35.907 --> 00:41:38.530
[Robber & George] What's so
Lucky about being dead?

664
00:41:38.668 --> 00:41:40.705
[George]
Truth is, it's never really been

665
00:41:40.843 --> 00:41:42.396
about the movies to me.

666
00:41:42.534 --> 00:41:44.571
This place is home.

667
00:41:44.709 --> 00:41:46.883
Growing up here
when I was a kid,

668
00:41:47.021 --> 00:41:49.299
I would run up and down
these aisles.

669
00:41:50.611 --> 00:41:52.751
And in between the shows,

670
00:41:52.889 --> 00:41:54.891
I would hide
behind the curtains.

671
00:41:56.341 --> 00:41:57.238
With this theater,

672
00:41:58.964 --> 00:42:02.312
it used
to be my great uncle's place.

673
00:42:05.799 --> 00:42:07.663
And then when he died,
uh,

674
00:42:09.216 --> 00:42:10.873
it fell into the wrong hands

675
00:42:11.011 --> 00:42:16.292
and subsequent dilapidation.

676
00:42:18.984 --> 00:42:22.091
That's when my daddy
spent every penny we had

677
00:42:22.229 --> 00:42:25.094
trying to buy it back,
so it could be in our family.

678
00:42:27.993 --> 00:42:29.339
Don't get stuck here, man.

679
00:43:11.727 --> 00:43:16.628
[♪♪♪]

680
00:44:09.681 --> 00:44:12.373
Hello, your highness.

681
00:44:12.511 --> 00:44:14.341
Hey. What you got for me, Doc?

682
00:44:14.479 --> 00:44:15.653
Everything you asked for.

683
00:44:15.791 --> 00:44:18.379
Uh, fliers, pens,
whatever other junk.

684
00:44:18.517 --> 00:44:20.347
Junk?

685
00:44:20.485 --> 00:44:22.487
You shouldn't use
that particular pejorative

686
00:44:22.625 --> 00:44:25.076
regarding
these delicate artifacts.

687
00:44:25.214 --> 00:44:27.526
-[Spike] Yeah.
-This is the original

688
00:44:27.665 --> 00:44:30.460
Japanese Jurassic poster
for Blood is for the Living.

689
00:44:30.598 --> 00:44:34.361
Now, if we can get Claude
to sign this, we can auction it.

690
00:44:34.499 --> 00:44:35.880
[George chuckles]

691
00:44:36.018 --> 00:44:38.676
Oh. By the way, uh, we sold out.

692
00:44:43.819 --> 00:44:45.096
Don't you play with me, Doc.

693
00:44:45.234 --> 00:44:46.856
I got the notification
this morning.

694
00:44:48.478 --> 00:44:49.479
We sold out?

695
00:44:51.447 --> 00:44:54.588
Hell, we ain't had one of those
since Q Introduced a

696
00:44:54.726 --> 00:44:57.073
cut of Love Birds in Bondage.

697
00:45:00.145 --> 00:45:01.940
Warner lives
to fight another day.

698
00:45:02.078 --> 00:45:07.014
[♪♪♪]

699
00:45:10.293 --> 00:45:12.019
Hey, welcome!

700
00:46:02.000 --> 00:46:03.415
[George]
Welcome to the Warner Grand.

701
00:46:04.831 --> 00:46:08.489
[indistinct chatter
in background]

702
00:46:10.146 --> 00:46:11.423
[Claude sighs]

703
00:46:34.792 --> 00:46:36.172
[George clears throat]

704
00:46:36.310 --> 00:46:38.485
Mr. Hallyday,
we got about 15 minutes

705
00:46:38.623 --> 00:46:40.142
before curtain goes up.

706
00:46:40.280 --> 00:46:42.661
So, I didn't know if you wanted
a brief introduction,

707
00:46:42.800 --> 00:46:45.526
and then we could go
into the signing and the film.

708
00:46:46.942 --> 00:46:48.046
How do I look?

709
00:46:51.360 --> 00:46:52.879
Like you're ready
for your close-ups.

710
00:46:53.017 --> 00:46:54.812
You're-- you're Hallyday.

711
00:46:56.365 --> 00:46:58.367
May I be completely frank
for a moment?

712
00:47:00.024 --> 00:47:01.646
I'm really quite nervous.

713
00:47:01.784 --> 00:47:06.996
I haven't been around a crowd
this size for quite some time.

714
00:47:10.413 --> 00:47:11.621
Not since

715
00:47:13.727 --> 00:47:17.351
the croisette in '97 actually.

716
00:47:17.489 --> 00:47:19.422
Oh, Mr. Hallyday,

717
00:47:19.560 --> 00:47:23.254
you need to know
those people in that audience,

718
00:47:23.392 --> 00:47:26.844
they're your fans,
and um, you're family to us.

719
00:47:29.018 --> 00:47:30.537
I had quite the hard
relationship

720
00:47:30.675 --> 00:47:31.641
with my family, though.

721
00:47:32.988 --> 00:47:34.955
[sighs]

722
00:47:35.093 --> 00:47:37.613
Yeah.
But this is the biggest thing

723
00:47:37.751 --> 00:47:40.478
that's happened to any of us in
our entire lives.

724
00:47:41.859 --> 00:47:44.516
I swear to you,
you are in-- in--

725
00:47:44.654 --> 00:47:45.863
in good hands, sir.

726
00:47:49.038 --> 00:47:52.662
Uh, okay. I trust you, George.

727
00:47:54.492 --> 00:47:55.700
Thank you.

728
00:47:55.838 --> 00:47:57.253
Thank you, sir.

729
00:47:57.391 --> 00:47:59.704
I'll be back in um--
with a five-minute warning.

730
00:47:59.842 --> 00:48:00.947
[Claude]
Thank you.

731
00:48:11.681 --> 00:48:14.753
[indistinct chatter]

732
00:48:14.892 --> 00:48:16.238
Okay.

733
00:48:27.628 --> 00:48:31.149
Hello, everyone.
My name is George Fuller.

734
00:48:31.287 --> 00:48:35.222
I'm the proprietor
of this, uh, this picture house.

735
00:48:36.775 --> 00:48:39.123
Well, before we get started,
um...

736
00:48:45.750 --> 00:48:48.787
...I'd like to share
with you all a quote.

737
00:48:48.926 --> 00:48:51.411
It's from the trailblazing
godfather

738
00:48:51.549 --> 00:48:54.932
of independent cinema himself,
Mr. Orson Welles.

739
00:48:56.416 --> 00:49:00.972
He stated that,
"If you want a happy ending,

740
00:49:02.560 --> 00:49:05.183
it all depends
upon where you stop your story."

741
00:49:06.564 --> 00:49:10.602
I tell you we could stop
the story right now and

742
00:49:12.294 --> 00:49:14.261
I'd be as happy as a clam
at high tide.

743
00:49:16.332 --> 00:49:18.162
But enough of my jibber jabber.

744
00:49:18.300 --> 00:49:20.198
For the main event,

745
00:49:20.336 --> 00:49:23.822
now, you have seen him
single-handedly

746
00:49:23.961 --> 00:49:26.618
foil Nazi plots,

747
00:49:26.756 --> 00:49:29.138
delivered a pair
of conjoined twins

748
00:49:29.276 --> 00:49:31.278
in the Sahara Desert.

749
00:49:32.659 --> 00:49:37.043
He sent hordes of vampires
to their perilous demise.

750
00:49:37.181 --> 00:49:40.839
And he is the very first

751
00:49:40.978 --> 00:49:42.738
actor to copulate

752
00:49:42.876 --> 00:49:45.810
with a robot on film.

753
00:49:45.948 --> 00:49:50.263
The film Crude Circuitry
and the coming of an atomic age

754
00:49:50.401 --> 00:49:52.990
was one of the
most ground-breaking films

755
00:49:53.128 --> 00:49:54.405
ever put together.

756
00:49:54.543 --> 00:49:56.821
Ladies and gentlemen,

757
00:49:56.959 --> 00:50:01.412
let's welcome the Force
From The North himself,

758
00:50:01.550 --> 00:50:04.691
Mr. Claude Luc Hallyday!

759
00:50:04.829 --> 00:50:08.419
[audience cheering]

760
00:50:11.629 --> 00:50:13.389
Hell, yeah!

761
00:50:23.606 --> 00:50:24.262
Hello.

762
00:50:24.400 --> 00:50:27.541
[groans softly, sighs]

763
00:50:29.026 --> 00:50:30.510
Apologies. I--

764
00:50:32.029 --> 00:50:33.306
I don't really get out
much anymore.

765
00:50:33.444 --> 00:50:36.240
So, I'm a little rusty.

766
00:50:39.070 --> 00:50:42.763
I try to stay in locales
with air indexes below 10.

767
00:50:42.901 --> 00:50:45.214
Estonia mostly these days.

768
00:50:45.352 --> 00:50:47.320
Well, not just for

769
00:50:47.458 --> 00:50:49.425
the affordable
high level of oxygen,

770
00:50:49.563 --> 00:50:53.188
but for the plethora of saunas.

771
00:50:54.465 --> 00:50:57.261
Many people feel the sauna
was invented

772
00:50:57.399 --> 00:50:58.331
in neighboring Finland.

773
00:50:58.469 --> 00:51:01.748
No, it was actually in Estonia,

774
00:51:01.886 --> 00:51:04.751
where that word was first used.

775
00:51:04.889 --> 00:51:07.443
Well, roughly around 2,000 B.C.

776
00:51:11.723 --> 00:51:13.691
[breathes deeply]

777
00:51:27.325 --> 00:51:31.571
-[grunts]
-[audience cheering]

778
00:51:32.848 --> 00:51:35.437
[grunts, groans]

779
00:51:35.575 --> 00:51:37.680
-[audience boos, laughs]
-[laughs]

780
00:51:37.818 --> 00:51:39.751
I told you
he wasn't a tough guy.

781
00:51:42.133 --> 00:51:44.066
Mr. Claude Luc Hallyday,
everybody!

782
00:51:44.204 --> 00:51:45.205
He's still got it.

783
00:51:45.343 --> 00:51:47.104
-[audience cheers]
-[laughs]

784
00:51:47.242 --> 00:51:48.657
Ciao bella!

785
00:51:51.798 --> 00:51:55.767
[♪♪♪]

786
00:52:13.820 --> 00:52:14.717
[car door closes]

787
00:52:20.275 --> 00:52:21.552
You're late.

788
00:52:23.519 --> 00:52:26.212
You should get yourself
a decent watch next time.

789
00:52:26.350 --> 00:52:28.145
[Cyberella]
Play nice.

790
00:52:28.283 --> 00:52:29.249
[Well-dressed man]
Nice, why?

791
00:52:31.286 --> 00:52:34.461
He ain't nothing but a bunch
of scrap metal put together.

792
00:52:37.015 --> 00:52:38.810
I'm here for the 100 gig.

793
00:52:38.948 --> 00:52:40.226
RAM upgrade.

794
00:52:40.364 --> 00:52:41.951
What am I running here? A zoo?

795
00:52:43.539 --> 00:52:45.645
How do I know
you ain't a cop, boy?

796
00:52:45.783 --> 00:52:47.060
Oink. Oink.

797
00:52:47.198 --> 00:52:48.406
Well...

798
00:52:50.719 --> 00:52:51.582
...check it out.

799
00:52:58.416 --> 00:52:59.555
Look at that.

800
00:53:02.972 --> 00:53:04.215
Ooh.

801
00:53:08.012 --> 00:53:11.567
[woman laughing]

802
00:53:16.607 --> 00:53:19.057
[Well-dressed man]
Damn!

803
00:53:19.196 --> 00:53:21.922
You got yourself a deal, chico.

804
00:53:22.060 --> 00:53:23.303
Enjoy your upgrade.

805
00:53:23.441 --> 00:53:27.997
[♪♪♪]

806
00:53:39.354 --> 00:53:40.320
Wait.

807
00:53:41.563 --> 00:53:42.805
Where did you find this?

808
00:53:42.943 --> 00:53:47.258
[sighs] I found that at an
estate sale

809
00:53:47.396 --> 00:53:48.915
from the armorer himself.

810
00:53:49.053 --> 00:53:52.332
Oh. Tristano.

811
00:53:52.470 --> 00:53:54.334
Yeah.

812
00:53:54.472 --> 00:53:56.785
One of the few men
I called a friend.

813
00:53:56.923 --> 00:53:59.236
Supposedly, he found
this fossilized

814
00:53:59.374 --> 00:54:00.720
in the cave of Altamira.

815
00:54:01.997 --> 00:54:03.309
Wait.

816
00:54:03.447 --> 00:54:06.243
The Axe of Escoffier
was found in a-- a cave?

817
00:54:06.381 --> 00:54:09.246
-It's real?
-Correction.

818
00:54:09.384 --> 00:54:11.248
It's not an axe.
This is a halberd.

819
00:54:13.974 --> 00:54:15.528
See the inscription here?

820
00:54:20.947 --> 00:54:24.606
"I naur -o I coe,

821
00:54:24.744 --> 00:54:27.609
Im tur- feel ha in nin loins."

822
00:54:27.747 --> 00:54:30.991
It means the fire of the earth,

823
00:54:32.130 --> 00:54:33.787
I feel it in my loins.

824
00:54:33.925 --> 00:54:35.479
My God!

825
00:54:39.206 --> 00:54:41.692
Wow. Is this...

826
00:54:43.280 --> 00:54:47.387
Damn right, it is. Iraqnophobia.

827
00:54:49.458 --> 00:54:51.046
I lost all the hairs on my ass

828
00:54:51.184 --> 00:54:53.635
when that flame thrower stunt
went south in that picture.

829
00:54:53.773 --> 00:54:54.808
[laughs]

830
00:54:54.946 --> 00:54:59.882
Straight through my pants.
[chuckles]

831
00:55:00.020 --> 00:55:02.333
We didn't fake war on that one.
Huh?

832
00:55:02.471 --> 00:55:04.508
Gaspar threw us smack dab
in the middle

833
00:55:04.646 --> 00:55:06.993
of the Indonesian Revolution
against Sukarno,

834
00:55:07.131 --> 00:55:08.339
and yelled, "Action!"

835
00:55:08.477 --> 00:55:13.102
[♪♪♪]

836
00:55:22.698 --> 00:55:25.080
[George]
I-- I memorized your, um--

837
00:55:25.218 --> 00:55:29.049
the opening monologue you gave
to the-- to the infantry.

838
00:55:29.187 --> 00:55:30.810
Oh, yeah. To the infantry.

839
00:55:30.948 --> 00:55:32.121
[George]
Yes!

840
00:55:32.259 --> 00:55:33.364
[chuckles]

841
00:55:33.502 --> 00:55:34.365
Well, let's see.

842
00:55:34.503 --> 00:55:38.576
[clears throat, exhales]

843
00:55:38.714 --> 00:55:42.062
"We sit here,
each someone's child,

844
00:55:43.719 --> 00:55:46.688
asked by masters of war
to play protectors of the realm.

845
00:55:47.999 --> 00:55:51.175
Asked to act as if we love
the smell of blood

846
00:55:51.313 --> 00:55:54.972
and embrace death
like our own mother's bosom.

847
00:55:55.110 --> 00:55:58.182
But the house
is betting against us,

848
00:55:58.320 --> 00:56:01.841
that we will die here
in this prison of sand and oil.

849
00:56:01.979 --> 00:56:04.153
Not today, I say.

850
00:56:04.291 --> 00:56:06.501
Not today.

851
00:56:06.639 --> 00:56:09.158
We will live to see
the sunrise over Baghdad.

852
00:56:10.401 --> 00:56:12.541
And this time next year,

853
00:56:12.679 --> 00:56:14.509
I shall be back
for the harvest, Mom.

854
00:56:17.235 --> 00:56:18.513
I can't wait to see your face.

855
00:56:19.652 --> 00:56:22.448
As the silk tassels of corn

856
00:56:22.586 --> 00:56:25.520
go from green to brown."

857
00:56:29.731 --> 00:56:31.180
Mr. Hallyday, um,

858
00:56:33.010 --> 00:56:37.670
I swear you were robbed
of the Academy Award that year.

859
00:56:39.050 --> 00:56:40.189
[sighs]

860
00:56:40.327 --> 00:56:42.122
Yeah.

861
00:56:42.260 --> 00:56:43.503
[chuckles softly]

862
00:56:43.641 --> 00:56:45.471
Yeah. It was the only time
I was nominated.

863
00:56:45.609 --> 00:56:47.507
Shit. Now, that's a shame in
itself.

864
00:56:49.302 --> 00:56:50.855
Do you mind if I take it?

865
00:56:50.993 --> 00:56:53.720
Oh, man! Mi casa, su casa.

866
00:56:53.858 --> 00:56:56.102
[laughs]

867
00:56:56.240 --> 00:56:57.414
Take it for a spin.

868
00:56:59.588 --> 00:57:01.694
Take it for a spin.

869
00:57:04.766 --> 00:57:06.733
You didn't think we'd really let
you leave alive

870
00:57:06.871 --> 00:57:08.494
with our product in your head.

871
00:57:08.632 --> 00:57:10.703
I didn't think you would,
Cyberella.

872
00:57:12.083 --> 00:57:13.637
But I will.

873
00:57:13.775 --> 00:57:15.397
[gun shots]

874
00:57:15.535 --> 00:57:17.951
[explosion]

875
00:57:18.089 --> 00:57:20.885
[gun shots]

876
00:57:38.316 --> 00:57:40.905
For some reason,
I want to let you live.

877
00:57:42.389 --> 00:57:44.253
I've been known
to have that effect on women.

878
00:57:45.910 --> 00:57:47.394
And even some men.

879
00:57:47.533 --> 00:57:49.500
I think today
might be your Lucky day.

880
00:57:49.638 --> 00:57:50.812
[gun shots]

881
00:57:50.950 --> 00:57:53.159
[groans]

882
00:57:53.297 --> 00:57:56.507
It takes more than flesh
and blood to be human, Alex.

883
00:57:57.577 --> 00:58:00.166
[laughs]

884
00:58:00.304 --> 00:58:02.824
You got nowhere to run, boy!

885
00:58:02.962 --> 00:58:04.239
Wrong.

886
00:58:04.377 --> 00:58:06.275
[gun shot]

887
00:58:18.149 --> 00:58:22.084
[♪♪♪]

888
00:58:26.192 --> 00:58:27.296
[George]
Oh.

889
00:58:30.610 --> 00:58:31.991
[George groans]

890
00:58:42.104 --> 00:58:44.728
[Burton] I wanna thank you
for the excellent curation.

891
00:58:44.866 --> 00:58:46.281
[Burton chuckles]

892
00:58:46.419 --> 00:58:47.834
[Burton] That brought back
some fond memories

893
00:58:47.972 --> 00:58:49.318
of the summer it came out.

894
00:58:51.079 --> 00:58:53.771
I got to third base
with a cutie, James Claudio,

895
00:58:53.909 --> 00:58:56.843
at a matinee showing.
of Walter Hill's the Driver.

896
00:58:56.981 --> 00:59:01.917
[flushes]

897
00:59:08.855 --> 00:59:10.339
[Burton] You're a real freak,
you know that?

898
00:59:12.169 --> 00:59:13.135
A real freak.

899
00:59:14.689 --> 00:59:17.554
Yeah. See, what I think
is I think that this theater

900
00:59:17.692 --> 00:59:20.073
is like your deep,
dark, Freudian kink.

901
00:59:21.523 --> 00:59:22.973
I think you need help.

902
00:59:23.111 --> 00:59:25.354
[toilet flushes]

903
00:59:30.877 --> 00:59:31.844
[Burton]
What?

904
00:59:33.915 --> 00:59:35.779
Please remember

905
00:59:35.917 --> 00:59:39.230
to silence your phone
before you re-enter the theater.

906
00:59:39.368 --> 00:59:40.404
[water running]

907
00:59:40.542 --> 00:59:41.370
[Burton]
I'm sorry about that.

908
00:59:43.027 --> 00:59:44.339
Here at the Warner Grand,

909
00:59:44.477 --> 00:59:48.654
we have a strict
no refund policy. No warnings.

910
00:59:51.898 --> 00:59:56.627
Westworld, 1973.

911
00:59:56.765 --> 00:59:58.284
Now, that's the first time
a human being

912
00:59:58.422 --> 00:59:59.665
fornicated with a robot.

913
01:00:02.253 --> 01:00:03.600
[exclaims]

914
01:00:08.812 --> 01:00:10.054
Enjoy the show.

915
01:00:15.922 --> 01:00:21.410
[sucks teeth, whistles]

916
01:00:36.425 --> 01:00:42.293
[♪♪♪]

917
01:00:53.028 --> 01:00:55.203
[George] I know it must bring
back memories, man.

918
01:00:56.514 --> 01:00:58.413
I didn't know there was an
interactive aspect

919
01:00:58.551 --> 01:00:59.863
to tonight's festivities.

920
01:01:00.001 --> 01:01:02.175
You sure those are firing right?

921
01:01:02.313 --> 01:01:04.488
We might need a new battery
in them or something.

922
01:01:04.626 --> 01:01:06.041
Those men dressed

923
01:01:06.179 --> 01:01:09.113
in camouflage
carry deadly weapons

924
01:01:09.251 --> 01:01:10.321
down the hall.

925
01:01:11.460 --> 01:01:12.461
Can I see those?

926
01:01:15.672 --> 01:01:16.707
Where were they?

927
01:01:18.295 --> 01:01:19.192
Down the hall.

928
01:01:19.330 --> 01:01:22.851
[♪♪♪]

929
01:01:36.865 --> 01:01:39.005
You know, the theater
was my first love.

930
01:01:39.143 --> 01:01:41.628
As a young man, I starred
in a production of Arcadia

931
01:01:41.767 --> 01:01:43.251
on the west end.

932
01:01:45.356 --> 01:01:47.496
Dingleberries.

933
01:01:47.634 --> 01:01:48.497
[Claude]
Care to elaborate?

934
01:01:49.913 --> 01:01:52.122
It's this psycho developer chick

935
01:01:52.260 --> 01:01:55.712
who's just determined
to take my establishment.

936
01:01:55.850 --> 01:01:57.541
So, sell it to her.

937
01:01:57.679 --> 01:01:59.957
This is my home, man!

938
01:02:00.095 --> 01:02:01.959
But we should call
the authorities.

939
01:02:02.097 --> 01:02:04.548
She's in cahoots
with the authorities.

940
01:02:04.686 --> 01:02:06.999
Hence, my face.

941
01:02:07.137 --> 01:02:09.967
I gotta get my people
from out of that damn theater.

942
01:02:10.105 --> 01:02:12.970
This popsicle stand
is about to blow.

943
01:02:13.108 --> 01:02:15.766
You-- you got real
combat training, right?

944
01:02:17.009 --> 01:02:19.425
Those black belts,
that's real, right?

945
01:02:19.563 --> 01:02:20.875
George, George, George.

946
01:02:21.013 --> 01:02:22.462
[George]
Look, you'll be fine.

947
01:02:22.600 --> 01:02:26.535
[sighs, groans]

948
01:02:30.056 --> 01:02:31.817
I knew I should have stayed
in Estonia.

949
01:02:41.999 --> 01:02:43.656
[♪♪♪]

950
01:02:43.794 --> 01:02:45.106
[Man 6]
It's intermission.

951
01:02:45.244 --> 01:02:47.108
Rise and stretch time.

952
01:02:47.246 --> 01:02:50.249
Time to refresh yourself
and visit our snack bar.

953
01:02:50.387 --> 01:02:53.562
Got a yen for hot popcorn?
Your favorites.

954
01:02:56.151 --> 01:02:59.292
[speaking indistinctly]

955
01:03:01.812 --> 01:03:03.987
[Man 6] Showtime will be
announced loud and clear.

956
01:03:07.162 --> 01:03:08.543
[speaking indistinctly]

957
01:03:08.681 --> 01:03:10.579
Come to the snack bar now.

958
01:03:12.789 --> 01:03:13.617
[grunts]

959
01:03:13.755 --> 01:03:15.205
[groans]

960
01:03:15.343 --> 01:03:19.416
[gun shots]

961
01:03:31.186 --> 01:03:33.844
[screams, groans]

962
01:03:37.503 --> 01:03:41.783
♪ I've come undone, ♪

963
01:03:41.921 --> 01:03:44.510
♪ I have no words left to say ♪

964
01:03:49.204 --> 01:03:53.312
♪ I gave you my heart ♪

965
01:03:53.450 --> 01:03:56.073
♪ But you turned your back
and you walked away ♪

966
01:04:01.113 --> 01:04:06.325
♪ But I'm still
in love with you ♪

967
01:04:06.463 --> 01:04:07.774
♪ Though I tried... ♪

968
01:04:07.913 --> 01:04:08.879
[grunts]

969
01:04:09.017 --> 01:04:09.811
[mercenary grunts]

970
01:04:09.949 --> 01:04:13.056
[audience cheering]

971
01:04:14.333 --> 01:04:15.541
[groans]

972
01:04:17.163 --> 01:04:19.096
[whimpers]

973
01:04:19.234 --> 01:04:24.412
[alarm wailing]

974
01:04:24.550 --> 01:04:28.105
[audience clamoring]

975
01:04:32.938 --> 01:04:36.389
[grunting]

976
01:04:45.571 --> 01:04:46.986
[Claude]
It wasn't nuclear bombs,

977
01:04:47.124 --> 01:04:49.851
artificial intelligence,
or aliens

978
01:04:49.989 --> 01:04:51.266
that brought the end of times.

979
01:04:51.404 --> 01:04:52.923
[pants]

980
01:04:53.061 --> 01:04:57.686
[Claude]
But simply, man's greed.

981
01:04:57.824 --> 01:05:00.689
Humans were a plague
unto themselves.

982
01:05:00.827 --> 01:05:03.106
I had only one enemy
left to defeat.

983
01:05:03.244 --> 01:05:06.937
The sands of time.

984
01:05:07.075 --> 01:05:08.421
Not bad actually.

985
01:05:08.559 --> 01:05:12.460
[♪♪♪]

986
01:05:19.122 --> 01:05:20.157
[groans]

987
01:05:30.478 --> 01:05:34.102
[Claude retches]

988
01:05:34.240 --> 01:05:36.415
[George] Hallyday,
you gonna be all right?

989
01:05:37.588 --> 01:05:39.970
I think you Ichabod Craned
his ass.

990
01:05:40.108 --> 01:05:43.594
[Claude groans, retches]

991
01:05:43.732 --> 01:05:45.596
I ain't never killed a man
before.

992
01:05:45.734 --> 01:05:47.288
I thought
it would be a lot harder, dude.

993
01:05:48.772 --> 01:05:50.498
I hate blood.

994
01:05:50.636 --> 01:05:52.362
[breathes heavily]

995
01:05:52.500 --> 01:05:54.191
You think he might
have had a family or something?

996
01:05:54.329 --> 01:05:57.470
I don't know. I don't care.
[groans]

997
01:05:57.608 --> 01:05:59.162
[Man 7]
Omega, what's your 20?

998
01:05:59.300 --> 01:06:01.060
Copy? What's your 20?

999
01:06:01.198 --> 01:06:03.200
Oh, hell.
Let's get you out of here.

1000
01:06:03.338 --> 01:06:04.650
If anybody gotta go down
with this ship,

1001
01:06:04.788 --> 01:06:06.307
it's gonna be me now.

1002
01:06:06.445 --> 01:06:07.170
Wait.

1003
01:06:10.794 --> 01:06:12.761
You know what the tabloids
will say about me

1004
01:06:14.349 --> 01:06:15.972
if I left you here
all by yourself?

1005
01:06:19.320 --> 01:06:20.769
Hell, let's do it.

1006
01:06:23.565 --> 01:06:24.394
[grunts]

1007
01:06:27.811 --> 01:06:29.675
[George] I see you found the
smoke bombs from Live Today,

1008
01:06:29.813 --> 01:06:31.573
Die Tomorrow.

1009
01:06:31.711 --> 01:06:34.783
I got your rifle
from Death In The West.

1010
01:06:36.647 --> 01:06:39.064
[chuckles] What-- what good
is this toy gun?

1011
01:06:40.168 --> 01:06:42.791
Suspension of disbelief.

1012
01:06:42.929 --> 01:06:44.724
[chuckles softly]

1013
01:06:44.862 --> 01:06:48.487
I always liked that ending.
It was so full of subtext.

1014
01:06:48.625 --> 01:06:51.455
Well, now, we get to make
our own director's cut,

1015
01:06:51.593 --> 01:06:52.663
don't we?

1016
01:06:52.801 --> 01:06:55.149
Um, here's the keys.

1017
01:06:55.287 --> 01:06:56.805
Lock the door
after you get out of here.

1018
01:06:58.186 --> 01:06:59.394
Guard those with your life, man.

1019
01:06:59.532 --> 01:07:00.809
That's everything that matters
to me.

1020
01:07:02.052 --> 01:07:03.191
Understood, George.

1021
01:07:27.905 --> 01:07:28.872
[gun shot]
[grunts]

1022
01:07:29.010 --> 01:07:30.218
[George]
Oh, shit.

1023
01:07:33.635 --> 01:07:35.844
[door creaks]

1024
01:07:44.715 --> 01:07:46.096
I got you.

1025
01:07:46.234 --> 01:07:48.823
George, it's me.

1026
01:07:48.961 --> 01:07:50.480
Spike. You all right?

1027
01:07:52.206 --> 01:07:53.379
I'm fine.

1028
01:07:56.210 --> 01:07:57.418
Put it down.

1029
01:07:57.556 --> 01:07:59.765
Put it down,
or I'ma blow you away.

1030
01:07:59.903 --> 01:08:01.387
I swear to God I will.

1031
01:08:02.802 --> 01:08:03.700
George, watch out!

1032
01:08:03.838 --> 01:08:04.735
[George groans]

1033
01:08:04.873 --> 01:08:08.325
[♪♪♪]

1034
01:08:34.420 --> 01:08:38.321
[♪♪♪]

1035
01:08:38.459 --> 01:08:42.325
[gun shots]

1036
01:08:51.748 --> 01:08:53.819
Looks like we're gonna have to
fight our way out of this one.

1037
01:08:53.957 --> 01:08:54.923
You got a light?

1038
01:08:57.788 --> 01:08:59.687
[gun shots]

1039
01:09:03.173 --> 01:09:05.348
You can't help me on this one.
I'll have to do it myself.

1040
01:09:07.315 --> 01:09:08.661
Gonna get you!

1041
01:09:08.799 --> 01:09:09.973
I'll get you!

1042
01:09:10.111 --> 01:09:13.494
[gun shots]

1043
01:09:37.311 --> 01:09:40.590
[groans]

1044
01:09:40.728 --> 01:09:42.039
[grunts]

1045
01:09:42.178 --> 01:09:43.972
[grunts, groans]

1046
01:09:44.110 --> 01:09:46.216
[grunting]

1047
01:09:46.354 --> 01:09:50.358
[grunts, pants]

1048
01:09:51.428 --> 01:09:52.809
[Lucky]
Wake up.

1049
01:09:52.947 --> 01:09:54.328
[groans]

1050
01:09:57.572 --> 01:09:59.988
Now, I see
why they call you "Lucky".

1051
01:10:00.126 --> 01:10:01.438
[Lucky]
You know,

1052
01:10:01.576 --> 01:10:02.991
I've done some things I regret
in my life.

1053
01:10:04.165 --> 01:10:05.442
But not this time.

1054
01:10:13.347 --> 01:10:14.934
-Here.
-[George] Yeah.

1055
01:10:17.627 --> 01:10:18.800
Anybody see Hallyday?

1056
01:10:19.870 --> 01:10:23.702
[♪♪♪]

1057
01:10:54.802 --> 01:10:55.768
[exhales]

1058
01:10:55.906 --> 01:10:58.944
[♪♪♪]

1059
01:11:05.951 --> 01:11:09.403
[breaths sharply]

1060
01:11:15.098 --> 01:11:16.064
-[Spike gasps]
-Whoa!

1061
01:11:19.482 --> 01:11:20.897
[grunts]

1062
01:11:21.035 --> 01:11:25.073
Look!
How about you and I make a deal?

1063
01:11:26.868 --> 01:11:29.285
You let my friends walk
out that front door,

1064
01:11:30.631 --> 01:11:32.805
and I'll sign
whatever piece of paper you got.

1065
01:11:34.151 --> 01:11:35.291
Deal?

1066
01:11:37.672 --> 01:11:39.812
-Yes.
-Okay. I'm coming up.

1067
01:11:45.266 --> 01:11:47.855
Doc, when you get to that door,
I need you to get outside.

1068
01:11:51.099 --> 01:11:54.482
You made me lose a finger.

1069
01:11:54.620 --> 01:11:56.415
I got a middle one
you can borrow.

1070
01:11:59.142 --> 01:12:00.488
Slide that over.

1071
01:12:08.185 --> 01:12:09.532
That wasn't part of our deal.

1072
01:12:09.670 --> 01:12:11.637
I need you to sign
this gift deed.

1073
01:12:16.608 --> 01:12:19.058
When is a gift no longer a gift?

1074
01:12:35.558 --> 01:12:37.111
My father gave me this pen.

1075
01:12:39.458 --> 01:12:42.150
He said it would come in handy
one day.

1076
01:12:44.739 --> 01:12:46.776
[Reed groans]

1077
01:12:46.914 --> 01:12:48.260
[grunts]

1078
01:12:48.398 --> 01:12:49.503
[George groans]

1079
01:13:04.518 --> 01:13:08.176
[groans, pants]

1080
01:13:24.089 --> 01:13:25.090
Uh-uh.

1081
01:13:25.228 --> 01:13:28.369
[both panting]

1082
01:13:28.507 --> 01:13:29.612
You feelin' Lucky?

1083
01:13:34.548 --> 01:13:35.894
You're shooting blanks.

1084
01:13:49.114 --> 01:13:50.943
Ride the rainbow,
you son of a bitch.

1085
01:14:02.783 --> 01:14:08.961
[♪♪♪]

1086
01:14:09.099 --> 01:14:10.618
Hallyday, man.

1087
01:14:11.964 --> 01:14:14.691
I see you had to go
full Predator on these people.

1088
01:14:14.829 --> 01:14:17.211
-[breathes heavily]
-[George] Hey. Hey, man.

1089
01:14:19.247 --> 01:14:20.628
You-- you okay, dude?

1090
01:14:21.974 --> 01:14:23.044
[groans]

1091
01:14:23.182 --> 01:14:26.358
Hey, man. Hey!

1092
01:14:26.496 --> 01:14:27.704
Hey, hey! Hey, bro.

1093
01:14:27.842 --> 01:14:31.501
[groans, breathes shakily]

1094
01:14:39.923 --> 01:14:44.272
"A few-- a few die well
that die in a battle."

1095
01:14:48.345 --> 01:14:50.969
Mr. Hallyday. Hallyday, man.

1096
01:14:51.107 --> 01:14:54.420
[Burton whistles]

1097
01:14:54.559 --> 01:14:57.527
[Burton]
What we have here is

1098
01:14:57.665 --> 01:14:59.080
failure to communicate.

1099
01:15:00.668 --> 01:15:02.083
I'm sorry about your boy,

1100
01:15:02.221 --> 01:15:04.603
but you brought this
on yourself.

1101
01:15:05.639 --> 01:15:06.674
Uh-oh.

1102
01:15:06.812 --> 01:15:08.262
Cue the chav face.

1103
01:15:18.237 --> 01:15:21.551
[pants]

1104
01:15:22.863 --> 01:15:28.040
Okay. [grunts, pants]

1105
01:15:28.178 --> 01:15:31.734
[Burton whistling]

1106
01:15:31.872 --> 01:15:33.874
[Burton]
Oh, Georgie boy!

1107
01:15:34.012 --> 01:15:35.910
Come get one in your booth.

1108
01:15:36.048 --> 01:15:37.671
If you're good,
it'll be your booth!

1109
01:15:37.809 --> 01:15:38.982
[Burton laughs]

1110
01:15:40.846 --> 01:15:43.262
We're not children, are we,
Georgie boy?

1111
01:15:49.717 --> 01:15:52.824
-[indistinct speech]
-[♪♪♪]

1112
01:16:19.885 --> 01:16:21.956
Okay. You win.

1113
01:16:24.200 --> 01:16:25.719
The horror.

1114
01:16:28.204 --> 01:16:29.895
The horror.

1115
01:16:33.036 --> 01:16:34.141
[grunts]

1116
01:16:34.279 --> 01:16:35.418
[Burton groans]

1117
01:16:35.556 --> 01:16:39.387
[♪♪♪]

1118
01:17:01.271 --> 01:17:03.066
-[Burton grunts]
-[George groans]

1119
01:17:03.204 --> 01:17:04.378
No!

1120
01:17:07.830 --> 01:17:09.210
[George groans]

1121
01:17:09.348 --> 01:17:12.455
Ladies and gentlemen,
boys and girls--

1122
01:17:12.593 --> 01:17:14.146
[George groans]

1123
01:17:14.284 --> 01:17:16.010
Dying time's here.

1124
01:17:16.148 --> 01:17:17.322
Oh, God.

1125
01:17:17.460 --> 01:17:18.910
[Burton]
Johnny.

1126
01:17:20.118 --> 01:17:22.085
-[George groans]
-[Burton] Johnny Favorite.

1127
01:17:23.466 --> 01:17:24.294
[George]
Okay.

1128
01:17:24.432 --> 01:17:25.951
[Burton]
Johnny.

1129
01:17:26.089 --> 01:17:30.404
[groans]

1130
01:17:30.542 --> 01:17:32.233
[George]
Oh my God.

1131
01:17:32.371 --> 01:17:34.650
Okay? Ready?

1132
01:17:37.273 --> 01:17:41.208
[grunting]

1133
01:17:54.462 --> 01:17:55.981
[groans]

1134
01:17:57.638 --> 01:17:59.467
[Burton grunting]

1135
01:18:02.367 --> 01:18:06.060
[Burton groaning]

1136
01:18:37.713 --> 01:18:41.440
[George groans]

1137
01:19:07.466 --> 01:19:08.813
[George groans]

1138
01:19:08.951 --> 01:19:11.229
[George] I don't think I'm
gonna make it this close, Spike.

1139
01:19:20.307 --> 01:19:23.966
[groans, grunts]

1140
01:19:30.248 --> 01:19:31.559
Okay.

1141
01:19:42.363 --> 01:19:45.263
[screams, groans]

1142
01:19:45.401 --> 01:19:47.783
[screams]

1143
01:19:49.577 --> 01:19:52.580
[♪♪♪]

1144
01:20:02.349 --> 01:20:06.353
-[water flowing]
-[groans, breathes heavily]

1145
01:20:22.714 --> 01:20:23.888
[George]
Lynn Schrader.

1146
01:20:25.303 --> 01:20:28.478
You look like somebody
just walked over your grave.

1147
01:20:32.689 --> 01:20:35.485
You started a negotiation

1148
01:20:35.623 --> 01:20:38.350
that we didn't get a chance
to finish.

1149
01:20:42.285 --> 01:20:43.528
You want the Warner Grand.

1150
01:20:48.153 --> 01:20:49.223
Come and get it.

1151
01:20:52.088 --> 01:20:53.987
Do you know
when Oppenheimer was asked

1152
01:20:54.125 --> 01:20:57.162
what ran through his mind
as he witnessed

1153
01:20:57.300 --> 01:21:00.062
the first successful detonation
of the atomic bomb?

1154
01:21:01.235 --> 01:21:02.650
He quoted a Hindu scripture.

1155
01:21:04.307 --> 01:21:06.862
"Now, I am become Death...

1156
01:21:09.002 --> 01:21:10.658
...destroyer of worlds."

1157
01:21:20.220 --> 01:21:25.639
[♪♪♪]

1158
01:21:25.777 --> 01:21:27.434
Hey. Wait, wait! I'm not ready!

1159
01:21:32.680 --> 01:21:33.681
How about now?

1160
01:21:41.344 --> 01:21:44.313
Looks like one of us
is about to be out of Sundays.

1161
01:21:44.451 --> 01:21:45.693
You come up with that one
all by yourself?

1162
01:21:47.799 --> 01:21:49.111
Actually, I did.

1163
01:22:03.056 --> 01:22:07.267
[Lynn groans]

1164
01:22:09.717 --> 01:22:13.652
[pants]

1165
01:22:40.334 --> 01:22:43.751
[wind blowing]

1166
01:23:16.405 --> 01:23:19.856
[♪♪♪]

1167
01:23:19.995 --> 01:23:23.791
[George breathes deeply]

1168
01:24:11.218 --> 01:24:12.288
You think we'll meet again?

1169
01:24:13.427 --> 01:24:15.050
I sure as hell hope so.

1170
01:24:18.398 --> 01:24:19.847
This has been one
for the record books.

1171
01:24:21.711 --> 01:24:22.609
Amen.

1172
01:24:36.278 --> 01:24:37.348
Hey!

1173
01:24:38.590 --> 01:24:41.524
I'm so glad
y'all made it to the final act.

1174
01:24:41.662 --> 01:24:43.008
Me, too. [grunts]

1175
01:24:43.147 --> 01:24:45.287
[chuckles]

1176
01:24:45.425 --> 01:24:49.084
You know, this is my favorite
film of all time.

1177
01:24:50.188 --> 01:24:51.914
[chuckles softly]

1178
01:24:52.052 --> 01:24:53.191
Hey, Doc.

1179
01:24:56.781 --> 01:24:57.644
It's a gift.

1180
01:24:58.886 --> 01:25:00.716
You can't open it
until the morning.

1181
01:25:00.854 --> 01:25:01.889
[horse neigh]

1182
01:25:02.027 --> 01:25:03.512
Mm, watch this.

1183
01:25:04.961 --> 01:25:06.756
It's the best ending.

1184
01:25:06.894 --> 01:25:13.142
[♪♪♪]

1185
01:25:13.280 --> 01:25:14.488
Oh, yeah.

1186
01:25:21.495 --> 01:25:22.772
So, which way you thinking
of heading?

1187
01:25:24.084 --> 01:25:25.603
You know, it's funny.

1188
01:25:25.741 --> 01:25:28.088
I heard this little story
about a crazy place

1189
01:25:28.226 --> 01:25:29.607
called the "Pacific Ocean".

1190
01:25:30.987 --> 01:25:33.783
Thought I might go
and watch the sunset.

1191
01:25:43.379 --> 01:25:44.449
Um...

1192
01:25:47.487 --> 01:25:50.559
thank you
for being the best damn hero

1193
01:25:50.697 --> 01:25:52.181
anybody could ever want.

1194
01:25:57.117 --> 01:25:58.670
[sighs]

1195
01:26:40.850 --> 01:26:43.991
[♪♪♪]

1196
01:27:05.220 --> 01:27:07.636
♪ Blue is the night ♪

1197
01:27:07.774 --> 01:27:12.157
♪ and the hills all around ♪

1198
01:27:12.296 --> 01:27:15.402
♪ Seem to be still
not a sigh, ♪

1199
01:27:15.540 --> 01:27:18.647
♪ not a sound ♪

1200
01:27:18.785 --> 01:27:22.340
♪ Yeah, you can feel
like a ring ♪

1201
01:27:22.478 --> 01:27:24.825
♪ in the air ♪

1202
01:27:24.963 --> 01:27:29.416
♪ Something is waiting
to happen out there ♪

1203
01:27:31.246 --> 01:27:35.526
♪ Nightmare,
I dream someone is dying ♪

1204
01:27:36.941 --> 01:27:41.394
♪ Somewhere
my dream is coming true ♪

1205
01:27:42.843 --> 01:27:47.054
♪ Somewhere
I hear a soundless crying ♪

1206
01:27:48.780 --> 01:27:52.059
♪ Listen,
and you will hear it, ♪

1207
01:27:52.197 --> 01:27:54.614
♪ too ♪

1208
01:27:58.273 --> 01:28:02.587
♪ Blood river ♪

1209
01:28:09.387 --> 01:28:13.874
♪ Blood river ♪

1210
01:28:19.432 --> 01:28:21.882
♪ Blue is the night ♪

1211
01:28:22.020 --> 01:28:23.712
♪ and the hills all around ♪

1212
01:28:25.300 --> 01:28:29.096
♪ Seem to be still
not a sigh, not a sound ♪

1213
01:28:31.029 --> 01:28:34.999
♪ Yeah, you can feel
like a ring ♪

1214
01:28:35.137 --> 01:28:37.312
♪ in the air ♪

1215
01:28:37.450 --> 01:28:41.799
♪ Something is waiting
to happen out there ♪

1216
01:28:43.697 --> 01:28:47.874
♪ Nightmare
I dream someone is dying ♪

1217
01:28:49.703 --> 01:28:53.742
♪ Somewhere
my dream is coming true ♪

1218
01:28:55.468 --> 01:28:59.851
♪ Somewhere
I hear a soundless crying ♪

1219
01:29:01.336 --> 01:29:05.823
♪ Listen
and you will hear it, too ♪

1220
01:29:10.137 --> 01:29:14.694
♪ Blood river ♪

1221
01:29:21.701 --> 01:29:26.395
♪ Blood river ♪

1222
01:29:38.234 --> 01:29:39.063
♪ Blood ♪

1223
01:29:40.754 --> 01:29:42.169
♪ Blood ♪

1224
01:29:43.895 --> 01:29:48.728
♪ Blood, blood, blood, ♪

1225
01:29:48.866 --> 01:29:52.801
♪ blood river ♪

1226
01:30:09.576 --> 01:30:12.924
[♪♪♪]

1227
01:30:21.933 --> 01:30:25.212
♪ Baby, this world
has gone crazy ♪

1228
01:30:28.768 --> 01:30:31.598
♪ Everybody's losing
their minds ♪

1229
01:30:35.119 --> 01:30:38.812
♪ People you meet
seem so shady ♪

1230
01:30:42.022 --> 01:30:44.991
♪ Even your friends are fake
sometimes ♪

1231
01:30:48.857 --> 01:30:53.033
♪ Everybody loves you
when you rise ♪

1232
01:30:55.035 --> 01:30:58.038
♪ But nobody ever warns you
that ♪

1233
01:30:58.176 --> 01:31:01.973
♪ it's a big surprise, hey ♪

1234
01:31:02.111 --> 01:31:06.150
♪ And everybody wants you
when you're at the top ♪

1235
01:31:08.463 --> 01:31:10.499
♪ You got nothing
to come home to ♪

1236
01:31:10.637 --> 01:31:15.090
♪ And it's a hell of a drought ♪

1237
01:31:15.228 --> 01:31:18.818
♪ Baby, this world
has gone crazy ♪

1238
01:31:21.855 --> 01:31:24.996
♪ Everybody's losing
their minds ♪

1239
01:31:28.690 --> 01:31:32.072
♪ People you meet
seem so shady ♪

1240
01:31:35.144 --> 01:31:38.631
♪ Even your friends are fake
sometimes ♪

1241
01:31:55.233 --> 01:31:58.616
♪ Maybe it's me
who's going crazy ♪

1242
01:32:01.999 --> 01:32:04.967
♪ A terrible thing
to lose one's mind ♪

1243
01:32:08.384 --> 01:32:12.078
♪ The people you meet seem
so shady ♪