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00:00:00Don't you understand?
00:00:26I want to end this just as much as you do.
00:00:30I have a report here.
00:00:33It confirms your association with Michael Rowland.
00:00:36He visited your home on April 7th.
00:00:38What does that prove?
00:00:40It proves you lied all along.
00:00:42That's what it proves, Mr. Weston.
00:00:45I didn't even know there was an organization until...
00:00:47Until Michael Rowland got you involved.
00:00:53Now we're making some progress.
00:00:55For once.
00:00:59No!
00:01:01Don't go!
00:01:29Don't go.
00:01:59Don't go.
00:02:29Don't go.
00:02:59I remember.
00:03:15I remember you as if it were yesterday.
00:03:19I remember the promenade and the cool warmth of that summer's night.
00:03:23You flaunted yourself.
00:03:25I can still hear you laugh.
00:03:29I laughed, too.
00:03:31Now I decay.
00:03:33All these things are bound up inside me.
00:03:35I have to let them out before I go insane.
00:03:39Insane?
00:03:41I wonder if I am not.
00:03:45I see them in the shadows.
00:03:47They aren't merely nightmares, are they?
00:03:49What do they want from me?
00:03:50Why, me?
00:03:51At first I thought they were interested in classified information, but not anymore.
00:03:54It doesn't really matter.
00:03:55Time here has stopped still.
00:03:57I don't know what year it is.
00:03:58All I know is that it has been an eternity since I last saw you breathe the air around you.
00:04:03I tell them I know nothing.
00:04:04I tell them I don't care about politics and all the wretchedness that goes with it.
00:04:08If they won't listen, the warden won't believe.
00:04:10Make him believe.
00:04:11Tell him there's been a mistake.
00:04:13A mistake.
00:04:1598, 92, 41, 1248, 984, 722, 635, 1080, 683.
00:04:45Lloyd.
00:05:01Lloyd Armstrong.
00:05:05Tom.
00:05:07Tom Weston from?
00:05:10General Research.
00:05:11Baxter division.
00:05:14Division right I remember now in a few years I guess it's useless to ask what
00:05:26happened to you I'm as much in the dark as you are how long have you been here
00:05:32six hours when these clowns bust in I was in the middle of a poker game well
00:05:39anyway they bust in armed to the teeth said it was a raid what are we done Tom
00:05:47we haven't done anything nothing they wouldn't have done in our positions
00:05:53that's what they want isn't it to be in our position
00:06:00what do you make of him I'm afraid there's not much to make of him that's
00:06:06what I mean there's only a couple of them 20 of us maybe he likes what we're
00:06:17saying maybe he'd like to take part in the right we're planning sure you help
00:06:22us out we'll go real easy on you
00:06:27come the revolution I've been no sir in this god-forsaken home where the hell
00:06:40are we anyway
00:06:47explanations will be in order shortly
00:06:53a few days ago I wouldn't believe I'd be standing in front of such a
00:06:58distinguished group please I know that most of you think this is merely a game
00:07:11and that someone will eventually come up to you and say abracadabra this has been
00:07:17a practical joke well I'm afraid that isn't so reality is a trifle more cruel
00:07:26than that gentleman this is a modern world whether you like it or not now
00:07:32there's no need to worry we don't treat our adversaries the way you did all I
00:07:38want to know is what I have to do to get out of here you'll find it's not a
00:07:43matter of doing but being but hasn't that always been the case punishment in
00:07:50the name of rehabilitation
00:07:54you chaps have always been able to avoid this sort of thing up until now but
00:08:01unfortunately for you things have changed haven't they no judges to bribe
00:08:10no team of lawyers to hire gentlemen welcome to tomorrow your trials were all
00:08:19played out yesterday your guilt is one of the foundations of our new order you
00:08:29find it boring with your crimes against humanity I don't know about anybody else
00:08:35but I find my crimes a source of personal satisfaction the way you tell
00:08:41it it's no fun at all gentlemen what I'm trying to do I don't care what you're
00:08:48trying to do what I want to know is what we're guilty of what about our families
00:08:54is their guilt automatic oh by the way before you're shown to your quarters
00:09:00each one of you will be issued a personnel number we want you to use it at
00:09:04all times there's a new world out there and we want you to act accordingly answer
00:09:13my question in due time one one seven Oh
00:09:18there's a new world out there one one seven Oh
00:09:48I said sit down nine eight four
00:09:57for goodness sake Jeffrey release him but sir I'm only going to play this jailer
00:10:13nonsense so far release him my apologies mr. Weston the official
00:10:21protocol the numbers handcuffs the uniforms and all it's a bit silly
00:10:29doesn't it I'll come off it I beg your pardon standard interrogation technique
00:10:38treat him with kindness and attentive here and he'll hand over the information
00:10:43without much bother you have information mr. Weston no but you're acting as if I
00:10:49do oh please don't worry mr. Weston we're not out to break you at least not
00:10:52just yet dr. Fontaine himself asked me to look out for you
00:10:59Fontaine yes he remembers you from his term at the University look warden why
00:11:03am I here surely you realize there's been a
00:11:06misunderstanding oh there's been no misunderstanding just answer the
00:11:10questions did you not find dr. Fontaine's lectures interesting once you start
00:11:17programming people pretty soon you can't tell them apart from the machines I see
00:11:24you don't quite understand the movement why don't you believe me warden this is
00:11:31all a mistake I've done nothing but you are Thomas our Weston of 14 evermore
00:11:37drive yes but I had your best friend was Michael Roland Michael Rome oh come now
00:11:43you're not going to tell me that you don't know Michael Roland
00:11:51yes I mean yes I of course I know him I just don't see how this is I can tell
00:11:58from your tone that Roland hasn't done anything yet
00:12:06you remember Michael Roland
00:12:18you remember Michael Roland dr. Fontaine himself asked me to look out for you
00:12:26there's been no misunderstanding just answer the questions
00:12:56stop working soon when I finish
00:13:07wonder who that could be at this time of the night
00:13:26come quickly it's Michael he's been hurt
00:13:41good God
00:13:53no cabs on the street Tom so I walk and I'm afraid we've got stuck in the rain
00:13:59don't be silly
00:14:02take it easy listen are you up to talking about this yeah who did this to
00:14:11you a young zealot and Whitaker's uh so-called communications group this is
00:14:17how they communicate well it's uh it's more the subject than the style thanks
00:14:23I was uh I was at one of their meetings their usual Thursday night get-togethers
00:14:32so what happened no matter what the problem was Whitaker kept pointing the
00:14:37finger our way us guys at the top so to speak so when Whitaker suggested they
00:14:44all joined this movement led by dr. Fontaine I addressed him directly and
00:14:48called him a fraud suddenly I found myself being pummeled by this young hot
00:14:55Michael I can't help but get the feeling that you think these people are a major
00:15:02threat to us all maybe they are Tom if you'd come tonight you know what I mean
00:15:10there's so much resentment frustration I tell you Tom I'm not gonna stand for it
00:15:18much longer what are you going to do I'll let you know when I find out
00:15:22there are those who feel the same way as I do they feel the movements going too
00:15:26far I better get home before Sally starts to worry we'll take you home
00:15:34thanks Margaret
00:15:37Tom, where are the keys?
00:15:39We need a leader who cares. We need a man who has another voice.
00:15:46We need a leader who cares. We need a man who has another voice.
00:15:53We need a man who will end unhappiness.
00:15:56We need a man who will get action on the issues that count.
00:16:03We need Braxton Fontaine.
00:16:06We need the movement.
00:16:08We need a better tomorrow.
00:16:11Vote Fontaine. Vote movement.
00:16:15We are building a better world.
00:16:18Appreciate it.
00:16:19We are on the verge of change, and I must urge you to prepare for it.
00:16:24I ask you to prepare for it.
00:16:28I ask you to prepare for it.
00:16:32I ask you to prepare for it.
00:16:39Answer me.
00:16:41Answer me.
00:16:53I don't know anything. I swear.
00:16:57Release him.
00:16:59There's plenty of time to get to the bottom of this.
00:17:11How much do you think he knows?
00:17:15It's quite likely he may know nothing.
00:17:18It may be true.
00:17:20Nevertheless, I want you to give him a full treatment.
00:17:23The current situation is potentially explosive.
00:17:27Any additional information, any, will be vitally useful.
00:17:33Is it that serious, Doctor?
00:17:35We're not playing games anymore.
00:17:38Anything can happen.
00:17:40You do want to win, don't you?
00:17:44I'm not sure if it means that we...
00:17:46Well, I do.
00:17:52Keeper six, increase monitor function on prisoner nine-eight-four.
00:17:58Keeper six, increase monitor function on prisoner nine-eight-four.
00:18:13Nine-eight-four?
00:18:15Are you okay?
00:18:22I'm alive.
00:18:24Look, you seemed in rough shape yesterday.
00:18:28What's the warden up to anyway?
00:18:31He wants blood. He doesn't seem to be convinced of my conversion.
00:18:35He doesn't see how everything has come full circle.
00:18:38He doesn't care if I don't know anything.
00:18:40He only wants confessions.
00:18:43Something like that.
00:18:45Anything happen while I was away?
00:18:47Eleven-seventy is acting up again.
00:18:49You must have really been out of it not to have heard him last night.
00:18:52There's not much left of him.
00:18:54He just screams about video screens and x-rays.
00:18:57What do you think he sees?
00:18:59Probably more than we...
00:19:01What's happening?
00:19:10They're taking eleven-seventy away.
00:19:17Eleven-seventy, hands up!
00:19:22Eleven-seventy.
00:19:45Lloyd.
00:19:47Good to see you again.
00:19:49How have they been treating you?
00:19:51Numbers one-one-seven-oh.
00:19:54Don't you follow the rules?
00:19:56Keeps the mind sharp, you know what I mean.
00:19:59Damn, I wonder how long we're going to have to keep this up.
00:20:03Conditioning's good for you.
00:20:05That's just it.
00:20:07I think we're being conditioned in more ways than one.
00:20:11Lloyd.
00:20:14You're not falling for the warden's rigmarole, are you?
00:20:17You do want to be freed, don't you?
00:20:19Yes.
00:20:21Then you have to believe in the new world.
00:20:32Come on, Lloyd.
00:20:34You're putting me on.
00:20:36I feel sorry for you, nine-eighty-four.
00:20:42It seems you'll have a long tenure.
00:20:46Those...
00:20:48who don't believe...
00:20:50will eventually perish...
00:20:53from their own horrific visions.
00:21:00Lloyd, what's the matter with you?
00:21:03You have been seeing visions, haven't you?
00:21:06I feel sorry for you, nine-eighty-four.
00:21:10I sincerely hope you see the light.
00:21:13Lloyd, what have they done to you?
00:21:15The exercise period is over.
00:21:19Prisoners assemble in the center of the yard.
00:21:32All except you.
00:21:38You're lucky.
00:21:40You've been chosen.
00:21:43They'll help you readjust.
00:21:49Nine-eighty-four.
00:21:51I got it all figured out.
00:21:53Do you hear me?
00:21:58I hear you.
00:22:03You got what? All figured out?
00:22:05The reason eleven-seventy said all those crazy things last night...
00:22:09and the reason they are putting him away.
00:22:12Why?
00:22:14He mentioned something about the room.
00:22:17A big room where they help you readjust.
00:22:20What else?
00:22:22What else?
00:22:36I think he's seen the outside.
00:22:42I think he's seen the outside.
00:23:13Readjustment.
00:23:15Readjustment.
00:23:17I want to change.
00:23:19I want to.
00:23:21I'm ready now.
00:23:23Take me.
00:23:25Take me. Take me to the warden.
00:23:27Take me.
00:23:43Everybody out!
00:23:45Waiter!
00:23:47Waiter!
00:23:49Jeffrey!
00:23:50Keep it up, Weston, or you'll regret you ever met me.
00:23:52What's the matter? It's a long hour.
00:23:54I'll see if there's nothing tiring us.
00:23:58I have to go.
00:24:04I have to go.
00:24:06I have to go.
00:24:08I have to go.
00:24:13I have to go.
00:24:16Congratulations.
00:24:18That little outburst over Armstrong...
00:24:20makes me think that you're coming along just fine.
00:24:26Or are you?
00:24:28Sympathy for the fool?
00:24:30Where is he?
00:24:32He's a free man.
00:24:34You can't bear the thought.
00:24:36I've changed, Warden.
00:24:38You know I have.
00:24:40Fine performance.
00:24:42Fine, just fine.
00:24:47You've been in jail all this time, and you still play your games.
00:24:50What was I going to tell you that I've stopped playing games?
00:24:54Well...
00:24:56I think that would be a most unusual development, don't you, Jeffreys?
00:25:00You think I can't remember the room?
00:25:06Sit down.
00:25:08Please.
00:25:15Please.
00:25:22Now, go on.
00:25:25What about the room?
00:25:28I remember...
00:25:30being left alone in the exercise yard one day...
00:25:33God knows how long ago.
00:25:35I remember being led down a hallway by a guard.
00:25:38And?
00:25:41We entered an elevator.
00:25:43It went down and down and down.
00:25:47I remember thinking to myself how huge this place must be.
00:25:51What else do you remember?
00:25:59You're bluffing, Weston. There was no room.
00:26:02I think Armstrong would beg to differ.
00:26:06Now...
00:26:08what do you remember?
00:26:10Nothing!
00:26:13I tire of you.
00:26:19No.
00:26:21I swear, there's nothing to remember.
00:26:23I was only bluffing.
00:26:27Perhaps this will freshen your memory.
00:26:35No.
00:26:48Come on.
00:26:50What else do you remember?
00:26:52I remember thinking...
00:26:55how big this place is.
00:26:59This wasn't built just to hold prisoners, was it?
00:27:02Please, Weston.
00:27:04Your memories.
00:27:06You'll find out how big it was later.
00:27:13We entered a room.
00:27:15There was a technician.
00:27:17He strapped me into a chair.
00:27:19You're on the right track. Now let's not wander.
00:27:23My hands were gloved.
00:27:26They must have been wired because I could feel a current.
00:27:29What did you see?
00:27:31Nothing at first.
00:27:34Then there were pictures.
00:27:36Then what happened?
00:27:38I looked at them.
00:27:41And I received a shock to my hands.
00:27:44What happened?
00:27:46Another picture was projected.
00:27:48Then came another shock.
00:27:51The next picture was of me.
00:27:54There was no shock.
00:27:56The next picture was...
00:27:59of a...
00:28:01girl.
00:28:03What was the girl's name?
00:28:06I didn't say.
00:28:08Pictures.
00:28:34Eventually...
00:28:36I just kept saying...
00:28:38I don't know.
00:28:41Are you sure?
00:28:46There was the shaking.
00:28:48What shaking?
00:28:50There was a tremor.
00:28:52Warning.
00:28:54Situation.
00:28:56Maximum corporate offense.
00:28:58Maximum retaliation.
00:29:02I turned my head.
00:29:04There were no shocks.
00:29:05No pictures.
00:29:07Nothing.
00:29:10Just silence.
00:29:12And darkness.
00:29:15And... I don't know.
00:29:19I don't know.
00:29:22I don't know.
00:29:24I don't know.
00:29:27And you don't remember anything else?
00:29:30No.
00:29:35Good.
00:29:38Very good.
00:29:41Mr. Weston has a very, very, very vivid imagination.
00:29:45Wouldn't you say so, Jefferies?
00:29:48Well, now that you've calmed down...
00:29:51maybe we can continue.
00:29:53Do we really have to?
00:29:56Well, I wouldn't want to inconvenience Mr. Weston...
00:29:59by dragging him off to his cell and then...
00:30:01dragging him back again for our daily interrogation.
00:30:04My God!
00:30:06How many times do I have to tell you?
00:30:10I'm innocent.
00:30:13How many times?
00:30:14Until you feel it from within.
00:30:18Don't you miss the outside world?
00:30:21Don't you wish you could see your friends?
00:30:23They're waiting for you out there.
00:30:27Don't you ever think about your wife?
00:30:30Or better still...
00:30:33don't you ever think about your mistress?
00:30:37My dear Mr. Weston.
00:30:52PHONE VIBRATES
00:31:04Well, I'm sorry, but there's no mistake.
00:31:12No.
00:31:15Well, I don't invent these figures. I just analyze them.
00:31:22Well, I can't tell you what to do...
00:31:24but I can suggest a few options based on the probabilities.
00:31:27In the end...
00:31:29you have to make the decisions.
00:31:33Okay, bye-bye.
00:31:40Tom?
00:31:42Tom?
00:31:44You haven't forgotten about the meeting, have you?
00:31:46No, I haven't.
00:31:47Good, good. It'll be worth your while. Trust me.
00:31:49I'll see you there.
00:31:54PHONE VIBRATES
00:32:03The moment is now.
00:32:05Ladies and gentlemen...
00:32:07the moment is when you go to the phone...
00:32:10and remember...
00:32:12when you vote for Brecht and Fontaine...
00:32:14you not only vote for me...
00:32:16but you vote for them.
00:32:19What's the matter, boys? Haven't had lunch?
00:32:22Well, if it ain't Mr. Weston.
00:32:24You wouldn't by any chance like to join up, would you?
00:32:26Sure. Show me the clubhouse.
00:32:28I don't think I can stand the initiation.
00:32:30You know I can't stand the taste of the other.
00:32:32You take this very lightly...
00:32:34but when the social balance tips in favor of the...
00:32:36When the social balance tips in favor of the average man...
00:32:38he will unite...
00:32:40become the strongest individual the world has ever known.
00:32:42I know, I know.
00:32:44Spare me the quotations. I read Fontaine's book.
00:32:46That's one of the weaker parts, by the way.
00:32:48Surely you could have found something more.
00:32:50Imagine it.
00:33:02We can do it. I know we can.
00:33:06All we have to do...
00:33:08is join hands...
00:33:10and march together...
00:33:17Hello.
00:33:18What are you doing?
00:33:19I'm sitting in your car.
00:33:21Where can I let you off?
00:33:24I said, where can I let you off?
00:33:26I heard you. I'm going wherever you'd like.
00:33:31Maybe I'm slow or something, huh?
00:33:33Correct me if I'm wrong, but...
00:33:35are you propositioning me?
00:33:37Of course not.
00:33:39Obscurity is politically incorrect.
00:33:41It takes energy away from far more important things.
00:33:46Did you get that from the little manual you have there?
00:33:48You should know. You've read it.
00:33:51You haven't changed much, have you?
00:33:53Never afraid to say things people don't want to hear.
00:33:56And you, on the other hand, always say the expected.
00:33:58It's always in the book.
00:34:00Stop it, Mr. Weston.
00:34:02I expected that.
00:34:04Look, if you're trying to shock me, you're wasting your time.
00:34:08What is she like, other than possessive?
00:34:11Who are you talking about?
00:34:13Your wife.
00:34:14I'll say it again. If you're trying to shock me...
00:34:16It's your Mrs. Perfect.
00:34:19Look, I've decided not to talk about it.
00:34:22What are you trying to find out, anyway?
00:34:24Don't you have all the answers in that little book?
00:34:26There are still some questions.
00:34:28I'm on the other side. That's all you need to know.
00:34:30But look, see?
00:34:32No electrodes embedded in the skull.
00:34:34No faint hum of hidden machinery.
00:34:37Nothing metallic to the skin.
00:34:39I know what your hands feel like.
00:34:49Well...
00:34:50Well what?
00:34:52Well, this is where you get out.
00:34:55Well, this is where you get out.
00:35:09You seem preoccupied.
00:35:13Perhaps I hit a nerve.
00:35:16Face it, Warden.
00:35:19It's not much different out there than it ever was.
00:35:22What do you take me for?
00:35:24Some kind of an eccentric who has housed all of you here for over ten years
00:35:27in order to generate a few maniacal thrills?
00:35:32Who do you think I am?
00:35:34A mirage.
00:35:38A stinking mirage.
00:35:41On the contrary.
00:35:44You're going to find I'm very real.
00:35:51Very real.
00:35:53Why don't you just kill me now, once and for all?
00:35:57No, no, no, no, no!
00:36:06I simply want you to sign...
00:36:10this confession.
00:36:11What's this one say?
00:36:14You admit to everything.
00:36:16But I've done nothing.
00:36:22Now look, Weston.
00:36:26Someone has to take the blame for all this.
00:36:30You've committed a crime.
00:36:32A crime against all mankind.
00:36:35Renounce your past.
00:36:38Make it worthwhile.
00:36:42Please.
00:36:44Please believe me.
00:36:47There's a better world outside.
00:36:49There's a better world outside.
00:36:52A far better world.
00:36:57Sign.
00:36:59You can be a part of it.
00:37:07If all you want is a signature...
00:37:12then you have it.
00:37:15If you want something more...
00:37:18this isn't the way to do it.
00:37:25You're up to your old tricks again.
00:37:29It's very funny.
00:37:33You leave me no alternative but to introduce you to a new level of pain.
00:37:39I've got to get to the bottom of this somehow.
00:37:41I've got to get to the bottom of this somehow.
00:38:11You're taking this very calmly, Tom.
00:38:13What?
00:38:14By the pain?
00:38:15For this top secret mission.
00:38:18You won't be disappointed, Tom.
00:38:19I swear, these people are really concerned.
00:38:20They really are.
00:38:21And they're willing to do something about it.
00:38:24Roland Michael, 887-3-5-8.
00:38:34Meet a friend, Thomas R. Weston. Scheduled visit.
00:38:41Well, I've got some important people coming this afternoon.
00:38:47Please be seated, gentlemen.
00:38:48Mr. Baxter.
00:38:50You're in this?
00:38:52Surprised?
00:38:55Cloak and dagger never struck me as your style.
00:38:57It isn't.
00:38:58But circumstances dictate differently.
00:39:01Michael, the next item is for you.
00:39:04Roland, the things at our end are proceeding as planned.
00:39:07Those parts should be moving through your company sometime tomorrow.
00:39:10How many?
00:39:11Twenty-five.
00:39:12Identification?
00:39:14X-ray machine parts.
00:39:16Good.
00:39:17No chance of an accident.
00:39:19No, they'll be non-functional.
00:39:21And they'll stay that way until we get Mr. Yamato's remote trigger.
00:39:24I hate to break this up, but what the hell are you people talking about?
00:39:31Haven't you breathed?
00:39:32I haven't had time.
00:39:33Mr. Weston.
00:39:35Tom.
00:39:37As you are well aware, I'm sure, we face a crisis point.
00:39:40With our illustrious Mr. Fontaine having gained such incredible ground,
00:39:44we see a move to disrupt the way things ought to be.
00:39:49The way things ought to be?
00:39:50This is strictly European.
00:39:52Mr. Weston, we speak for all civilized interests.
00:39:55We must take action immediately before it's too late.
00:39:59What kind of action?
00:40:00Well, as you can see for yourself on the screen,
00:40:03what we're talking about just now, the Minotaur.
00:40:06You're familiar with it?
00:40:07It's a portable nuclear device.
00:40:10Still experimental, at least as far as I thought.
00:40:13You don't intend to...
00:40:14Oh, we don't intend to do anything unless it's absolutely necessary.
00:40:17Our governments seem reluctant to be involved,
00:40:20which makes me question whom they really serve.
00:40:22You know, conflict of interest.
00:40:24They don't want to be caught in an embarrassing situation.
00:40:26It's all left up to us.
00:40:28You people are kidding, aren't you?
00:40:31Terrorism condoned by the government.
00:40:33Mr. Baxter, you are joking.
00:40:36But you aren't playing with toys.
00:40:39You could inadvertently start something far worse than what you intend to start.
00:40:43Reliable sources, inside sources,
00:40:47reports that Dr. Fontaine and his starry-eyed followers
00:40:50are entertaining the same idea.
00:40:54Tom, we're reasonable men.
00:40:57We're prepared to negotiate.
00:40:59But these people in the movement are not willing to step aside.
00:41:02We don't want to let this thing get out of hand.
00:41:04And that's where you come in.
00:41:06We need a man we can trust.
00:41:08Now, we have the equipment and the personnel,
00:41:10but we need advice on the fine points.
00:41:13Oh, yes.
00:41:16Like where to put the damn things.
00:41:18Or where they can be strategically placed to make the best impact.
00:41:23Where it can make the best impression.
00:41:25You see, Weston, we want to end this thing.
00:41:27You see, Weston, we want to end this damn thing before it begins.
00:41:33Why are you so sure I can be trusted?
00:41:40Your record speaks for itself.
00:41:47And we have witnesses.
00:41:51Mr. Weston, we are a determined group of individuals.
00:41:56Think about what this means.
00:42:07Tom!
00:42:21I was only trying to help.
00:42:24You don't understand.
00:42:25I'm afraid I do.
00:42:26Shocking performance.
00:42:27You had me fooled.
00:42:28But I suppose it was all in the line of duty.
00:42:30Don't misunderstand me.
00:42:31I'm not completely naive.
00:42:32I just can't figure out how you can work with a bunch of idiots like that.
00:42:34I don't care about them.
00:42:36I care about you.
00:42:37Cut.
00:42:38A little more intensity.
00:42:39Good.
00:42:40Now we can take it again.
00:42:41I just want to straighten things out between us.
00:42:44Let me straighten you out.
00:42:45I happen to love my wife.
00:42:47Now, return to reality and stop bouncing on everything.
00:42:50Sleep on it, Tom.
00:42:52No need to make a hasty decision.
00:42:54We can talk about it tomorrow.
00:43:02I just want to say that nothing has changed.
00:43:11Tom!
00:43:12Is that what you want to tell me?
00:43:14That you love me?
00:43:18Yes.
00:43:20Tom, what has gotten into you?
00:43:23I don't know.
00:43:25I guess I thought this was the appropriate time to tell you.
00:43:31Tom.
00:43:32What is it you're trying to say to me?
00:43:39What a fool I can be sometimes.
00:43:44You're a person.
00:43:45You're not allowed to make mistakes.
00:43:47Look, I'm not perfect either, but...
00:43:50Hey, look, that's not why we're together, is it?
00:43:52I mean, because we thought we were perfect?
00:43:55No.
00:44:05It's a crazy world.
00:44:16Mr. Beck, to see you.
00:44:18Oh, Mary, tell him I'm...
00:44:21Tell him I'm busy.
00:44:29No need to get up, Mr. Weston.
00:44:32I don't believe I've had the pleasure, Mr. Beck.
00:44:36I'm the new head of the personnel division.
00:44:39I've been instructed to inform you of the situation.
00:44:42I'm the new head of the personnel division.
00:44:44I've been instructed to inform you of the new regulations.
00:44:47You see, the company is undergoing some changes.
00:44:51New regulations?
00:44:53You're joking.
00:45:00Please leave now.
00:45:02Before I throw you out.
00:45:05I sure will.
00:45:07I came here to offer you the opportunity to make this work.
00:45:12But you're taking it ever too lightly.
00:45:17Tomorrow, you may regret this move.
00:45:23Who are you?
00:45:25Mary, who is this man?
00:45:28Answer me.
00:45:30Answer me.
00:45:34Dr. Fontaine's personnel manager.
00:45:39Call Mr. Baxter for me. He'll get to the bottom of this.
00:45:41Come on.
00:45:59My baby!
00:46:12Wake up.
00:46:18Wake up.
00:46:21Wake up.
00:46:24I'm not finished with you.
00:46:27Not just yet.
00:46:29Wake up, Mr. Weston.
00:46:33What's going to happen to me?
00:46:35What's going to happen to me?
00:46:40The same thing that happens to Lloyd?
00:46:45Go to hell.
00:46:47Don't you understand? I want to end this just as much as you do.
00:46:53I have a report here.
00:46:55It confirms your association with Michael Rowland.
00:46:58He visited your home on April 7th.
00:47:00What does that prove?
00:47:02It proves you lied all along.
00:47:04That's what it proves, Mr. Weston.
00:47:07I didn't even know there was an organization until...
00:47:09Until Michael Rowland got you involved.
00:47:15Now we're making some progress. For once.
00:47:22Just to be fair, perhaps we should invite your old friend, Mr. Rowland,
00:47:27to join our enlightening conversation
00:47:31and tell his side of the story.
00:47:35Mr. Rowland.
00:47:43Michael.
00:47:46It can't be.
00:47:53Is it really you?
00:47:56Michael.
00:47:58I'm so happy to see you.
00:48:01Have you seen Margaret?
00:48:05I can't believe it's you.
00:48:07How is it on the outside?
00:48:10Are you happy?
00:48:11Is everyone happy?
00:48:13Michael, tell him.
00:48:15Tell him I had nothing to do with the organization, please.
00:48:19Mr. Rowland.
00:48:21I want you to tell the truth.
00:48:24Who committed the crime?
00:48:26Who instigated?
00:48:29Who destroyed?
00:48:31Who is the enemy?
00:48:35Michael.
00:48:37No.
00:48:40This is crazy.
00:48:46Please tell him the truth.
00:48:51I don't understand.
00:48:55Warden.
00:48:56Why is this happening to me?
00:48:58Why?
00:49:28I don't understand.
00:49:59Did you find anything?
00:50:02The thumb lock is jammed in section two.
00:50:05We'll have to find spare parts, but where?
00:50:09Look, Warden.
00:50:11Shouldn't we tell Weston about all this?
00:50:14Maybe we can find others and see what's going on.
00:50:18I don't know.
00:50:20I don't know.
00:50:22I don't know.
00:50:24I don't know.
00:50:26I don't know.
00:50:28Don't start again.
00:50:30There are more important things to do than attack him like that.
00:50:35Shut up.
00:50:37We won't disconnect from our responsibilities.
00:50:43Did you bring all this here?
00:50:49copies of his latest works.
00:50:54Great.
00:50:58But it ends here.
00:51:09Look you can tell by the scratch marks on the paper he's run out of ink.
00:51:12Make a note to get him a new pen.
00:51:18What are you looking for.
00:51:23Waiting for the day that he admits.
00:51:24Admits to himself so you're certain that he committed crimes against the movement.
00:51:30Don't be a fool he didn't commit anything.
00:51:33Look at him he's frightened and confused lost the game.
00:51:41And why continue to play because without the game what is there but a set of
00:51:53empty memories and dreams.
00:51:59But sir.
00:52:03We have won.
00:52:06And we.
00:52:09Yes of course we have.
00:52:11So why spoil the fun.
00:52:14It's a real education watching a man.
00:52:17Like him rise the challenge.
00:52:20Challenge.
00:52:23Challenge.
00:52:27You understand.
00:52:29The challenge.
00:52:32I'm not sure I do.
00:52:36No.
00:52:38Of course you don't.
00:52:41Weston does.
00:52:46He understands.
00:52:50He.
00:53:01Confessions Niles torture I'm weary of the warden's limited repertoire he distorts
00:53:08the truth until reality becomes so twisted that one doubts every thought every memory.
00:53:15I keep telling myself that I'm innocent but with each night come the nightmares and with
00:53:19each morning comes doubt.
00:53:22How many more times are we going to rake through my past and then have him say I'm
00:53:25lying or hallucinating.
00:53:28Lies hallucinations truth.
00:53:33They don't exist anymore.
00:53:36I haven't the strength to play.
00:53:39All I want is to be with you alive.
00:53:43In the world beyond these walls.
00:53:46Goodbye.
00:53:50Goodbye.
00:53:52Goodbye.
00:53:57Goodbye.
00:53:57The bastard knew. All along. He knew we were one step ahead of him.
00:54:24That's what kept him going.
00:54:31It's over, Weston. For all of us.
00:54:58What do you mean?
00:54:59You figure it out. I'm not very good at explanations.
00:55:08What's going on? You're doing your tricks.
00:55:17No. No more tricks. I promise.
00:55:23The camera's broken. He can't see us anymore.
00:55:33If you want to make a break for it, you better do it now.
00:55:38Watch out for the keepers. He controls them.
00:55:50He controls everything.
00:56:50Come on.
00:57:20Come on.
00:57:47Come on.
00:58:16Come on.
00:58:36Come on.
00:58:50Come on.
00:59:10Come on.
00:59:32Come on.
01:00:02Come on.
01:00:24He's a free man. You can't bear the thought.
01:00:27You're lucky. You've got children. They'll help you raise your children.
01:00:32He's a free man. You can't bear the thought.
01:00:54You'll find out how big it was later.
01:01:22He's a free man. You can't bear the thought.
01:01:24You'll find out how big it was later.
01:01:25He's a free man. You can't bear the thought.
01:01:26You'll find out how big it was later.
01:01:27He's a free man. You can't bear the thought.
01:01:28He's a free man. You can't bear the thought.
01:01:29He's a free man. You can't bear the thought.
01:01:30He's a free man. You can't bear the thought.
01:01:31He's a free man. You can't bear the thought.
01:01:32He's a free man. You can't bear the thought.
01:01:33He's a free man. You can't bear the thought.
01:01:34He's a free man. You can't bear the thought.
01:01:35He's a free man. You can't bear the thought.
01:01:36He's a free man. You can't bear the thought.
01:01:37He's a free man. You can't bear the thought.
01:01:38He's a free man. You can't bear the thought.
01:01:39He's a free man. You can't bear the thought.
01:01:40He's a free man. You can't bear the thought.
01:01:41He's a free man. You can't bear the thought.
01:01:42He's a free man. You can't bear the thought.
01:01:43He's a free man. You can't bear the thought.
01:01:44He's a free man. You can't bear the thought.
01:01:45He's a free man. You can't bear the thought.
01:01:46He's a free man. You can't bear the thought.
01:01:47He's a free man. You can't bear the thought.
01:01:48He's a free man. You can't bear the thought.
01:01:49He's a free man. You can't bear the thought.
01:01:50He's a free man. You can't bear the thought.
01:01:51He's a free man. You can't bear the thought.
01:01:52You won't let me out of here. We'll have to go back up.
01:02:17We'll have to go back up. We'll have to go back up.
01:02:18You can make it.
01:02:20He's twigging this patrol.
01:02:249-8-4.
01:02:26I've got it all figured out.
01:02:30I think he's seen the outside.
01:02:34Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha!
01:02:36Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha!
01:02:38Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha!
01:02:40Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha!
01:02:42Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha!
01:02:44Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha!
01:02:46Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha!
01:02:48Let me out!
01:02:58But it's all figured out!
01:03:00Yes, Les?
01:03:02Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha!
01:03:04Outside!
01:03:06Outside!
01:03:08Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha!
01:03:10Ha! Ha! Ha! Ha!
01:03:12Ha!
01:03:14I'm coming home, Margaret, I'm coming home, Margaret, I'm coming home.
01:03:41I'm coming home, Margaret, I'm coming home, Margaret, I'm coming home, Margaret, I'm coming
01:04:10home, Margaret, I'm coming home, Margaret, I'm coming home, Margaret, I'm coming home,
01:04:37Margaret, I'm coming home, Margaret, I'm coming home, Margaret, I'm coming home, Margaret,
01:05:05I'm coming home, Margaret, I'm coming home, Margaret, I'm coming home, Margaret, I'm
01:05:34coming home, Margaret, I'm coming home, Margaret, I'm coming home, Margaret, I'm coming home,
01:05:58Margaret, I'm coming home, Margaret, I'm coming home, Margaret, I'm coming home, Margaret,
01:06:27I'm coming home, Margaret, I'm coming home, Margaret, I'm coming home, Margaret, I'm coming
01:06:56home, Margaret, I'm coming home, Margaret, I'm coming home, Margaret, I'm coming home,
01:07:20Margaret, I'm coming home, Margaret, I'm coming home, Margaret, I'm coming home, Margaret,
01:07:49I'm coming home, Margaret, I'm coming home, Margaret, I'm coming home, Margaret, I'm coming
01:08:18home, Margaret, I'm coming home, Margaret, I'm coming home, Margaret, I'm coming home,
01:08:47Margaret, I'm coming home, Margaret, I'm coming home, Margaret, I'm coming home, Margaret,
01:09:16I'm coming home, Margaret, I'm coming home.