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LUCY: Life was given to
us a billion years ago.

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What have we done with it?

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Lucy. It's easy as pie.

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• In and out, all done and dusted.
• And why don't you do it yourself?

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The last thing the guy's expecting is a
total 10 turning up to deliver the case.

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• It'll blow his mind. Come on!
• What's in it?

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(CHUCKLING) Sweetheart!
Don't get paranoid on me, all right?

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You trust me, don't you?

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(UPBEAT DANCE MUSIC PLAYING)

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(ALL WHOOPING)

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Fuck!

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Richard, I really do like you. But...

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I have to take care of
myself right now. I gotta...

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I don't know. I've got to
concentrate on so many things.

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Hey, hey. What are you doing?

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I'm going home, because
I have exams on Monday.

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I have to shower and I
have to study, okay?

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You know what? The other day,
I was in this museum.

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• And you know what I found out?
• What?

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The first ever woman was named Lucy.

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• Is that supposed to make me feel better?
• Yeah. No.

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• I'll call you. Okay?
• Okay, okay, okay.

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I'll be honest with you.
I can't deliver the case myself.

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I had a little falling-out with the guy.
It's nothing major,

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but if it's you, problem solved. You walk
in there, you go up to the reception,

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you ask for Mr. Jang to come down.
He comes down, he takes the case,

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you flash him your prettiest
smile and bounce.

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Look! You can even see
the reception from here.

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Come on.

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• What's in the case?
• I don't know, it's just some paperwork.

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Yeah? Let's see it then.

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It's locked. And only
Mr. Jang has the code.

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• (SCOFFS)
• I'm just the delivery boy.

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• Do you get paid to do this?
• Yeah, kind of.

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Like how much?

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Okay! We are negotiating now or...

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No, no. How much do you get paid?
I want to know how much.

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A thousand dollars.

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You get paid a thousand dollars
for delivering paperwork? Really?

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I don't know. It takes me 10
minutes and they pay me a grand

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and the rest is none of my business.

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Well, it's none of my business either,
I'll tell you now.

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• Listen!
• What?

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We split it down the middle. Hmm?

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(SIGHS)
That's 500 for you, and 500 for me.

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• Richard, I will call you.
• Listen, it's the third time this week,

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I'm showing up in the same hotel,
with the same cowboy hat.

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Oh.

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(IN SOUTHERN ACCENT) Problem solved!

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(IN NORMAL VOICE)
Go, go. I'll wait for you. Go.

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Lucy, honey... I've done this
a dozen times. It's paperwork.

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It's probably just some designs they
switched so they can copy them.

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That's how it works in this country.
Even my Stetson was made here. Look.

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Says so on the label,
"Made in Taiwan."

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(IN SOUTHERN ACCENT)
So long, cowboy with the fake Stetson.

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Baby, please.

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(IN NORMAL VOICE) Richard,
I got to go. And seriously...

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• What the hell are you doing?
• I'm sorry.

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• I'm so sorry. I really need your help.
• Stop! Stop it! Take this off me right now!

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• I can't.
• Take this off me right now!

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I can't, Mr. Jang's the
only one who has the key.

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All you have to do is go into the hotel
and ask for him at the reception.

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• No! Take it off me right now!
• I'm so sorry. I really have no choice.

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The sooner you go in,
the sooner you'll be back out!

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• I can't believe you did this to me.
• I'll be right here. You have my word.

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• Your word isn't worth shit!
• It's worth 500 bucks, up front.

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• You're an asshole.
• And you're wonderful.

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(SCOFFS)

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• Miss, may I help you?
• Uh, yes.

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I'm here for, uh...

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Mr. Jang.

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Yes, um...

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Who should I say is here?

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Richard.

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Um, Richard sent me.

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(SPEAKING MANDARIN)

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What is your name?

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No, Richard.

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Richard's... He's just
looking for a place to park.

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(CONTINUES SPEAKING MANDARIN)

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Mr. Jang still wants
to know your name.

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• Lucy.
• Lucy what?

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Just Lucy. If he could be quick,
because I have to...

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Just a second while I translate.

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Mr. Jang is on his way.
Stay right here.

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Can I sit?

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Mr. Jang said you need to stay right here.
I think it's better if you stay right here.

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• (PHONE RINGING)
• Excuse me. Regent Hotel.

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(CONCIERGE SPEAKING MANDARIN)

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• (GUNSHOTS)
• No!

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(SPEAKS MANDARIN)

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• (MAN SPEAKS MANDARIN)
• (GASPS)

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No!

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(LUCY GRUNTING)

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(CRYING) Please. Please!

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LUCY: Please! I don't know anything!

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I don't know anything!
Please! Please!

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(LUCY SOBBING)

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(MAN SPEAKS KOREAN)

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(RETCHING)

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(LUCY COUGHS)

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(SPEAKING KOREAN)

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No! Please!

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MAN: Hmm.

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(SIGHS)

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Do you speak English?

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(SPEAKING SPANISH)

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(SPEAKING KOREAN)

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Lucy! Yes, I'm Lucy.

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This has just been a terrible mistake.
I'm just supposed to deliver this case.

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If you lost the key, you don't
have to chop off my hand.

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(VOICE BREAKING)
You can just cut the chain, okay?

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Please. I'm begging you, please.

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(SPEAKING KOREAN)

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No, no, no!

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(LUCY STRUGGLING)

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(CRYING) Please. Please!

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(SPEAKING KOREAN)

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TRANSLATOR: Hello, miss. I speak
English. I translate for Mr. Jang.

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(INHALES SHARPLY)

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Please tell him that I haven't done
anything. I don't know anything.

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It's all just a big mistake, okay?
Please tell him that.

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Yes, okay, okay. Hold on.

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(TRANSLATOR SPEAKING KOREAN)

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(SPEAKING KOREAN)

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Mr. Jang wants to know
what's in the case.

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No, I don't know what's in the case. Do you
speak English or don't you speak English?

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Yes, I do. I studied one year at
International High School in New York.

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Okay.

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Richard gave me the case to
give to you, that's all I know.

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Okay? Please tell him that.

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(TRANSLATOR SPEAKING KOREAN)

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(SPEAKING KOREAN)

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He gave me a paper with numbers
written on it. What is this?

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It's the code to open the case.

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• What's really in here?
• Nothing dangerous.

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So why won't he open it himself?

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(TRANSLATOR SPEAKING KOREAN)

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(SPEAKING KOREAN)

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He doesn't trust Mr. Richard.

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I don't trust Richard, either.
I only dated him for a week.

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(TRANSLATOR SPEAKING KOREAN)

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(SPEAKING KOREAN)

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(SHOUTING)

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Okay, okay, okay.

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• Mr. Jang insists that you open the case.
• Okay, okay.

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(SOBBING) Please, God, help me.

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(SPEAKING KOREAN)

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He wants you to hurry up.
Mr. Jang has other things to do.

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(GASPS)

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(SPEAKING KOREAN)

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Can you describe the
contents of the case?

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It's four plastic pouches filled
with a blue powder. Like a...

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Maybe a purple powder.
I don't know. It looks gross.

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(TRANSLATOR SPEAKING KOREAN)

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(SPEAKING KOREAN)

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(MAN SPEAKING KOREAN)

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(INHALES)

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(COUGHS AND WHEEZES)

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(PANTING)

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(LAUGHING)

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(LAUGHING MANIACALLY)

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(GASPS)

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(SPEAKING KOREAN)

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(GASPING)

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(BREATHING DEEPLY)

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(SPEAKING KOREAN)

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TRANSLATOR:
Mr. Jang wants to offer you a job.

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A job?

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(CRYING) I don't want a job.

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NORMAN: If life starts
approximately a billion years ago,

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we will have to wait 400,000 years to see
the aberration of the first nerve cells.

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This is where life as
we know it begins.

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Brains in formation of
only a few milligrams.

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It's not possible to determine
any sign of intelligence yet.

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It acts more as a reflex.

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One neuron, you're alive.
Two neurons,

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you're moving, and with movement,
interesting things begin to happen.

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(VARIOUS ANIMALS CRYING OUT)

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Animal life on Earth goes
back millions of years.

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Yet most species only use 3 to
5% of its cerebral capacity.

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But it isn't until we reached human
beings at the top of the animal chain

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that we finally see a species use
more of its cerebral capacity.

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(GRUNTING)

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10% may not seem like much, but it's a
lot if you look at all we've done with it.

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(GRUNTING)

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NORMAN:
Now let's discuss a special case.

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The only living being that
uses its brain better than us.

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The dolphin.

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It is estimated that
this incredible animal

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uses up to 20% of its
cerebral capacity.

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In particular, this allows it

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to have an echolocation system

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that is more efficient than any
sonar invented by mankind.

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But the dolphin did not invent
the sonar, it developed it naturally.

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And this is the crucial part of our
philosophical reflection we have today.

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Can we therefore conclude that
humans are concerned more with

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having... than being?

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(SIRENS WAILING IN DISTANCE)

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(GROANS)

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(PANTING)

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(SIGHS)

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(SPEAKING KOREAN)

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(MELLOW MUSIC PLAYING)

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Lucy.

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What did you do to my stomach?

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MAN: Nothing! Just a little
(SNIFFLING) horizontal slit.

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It's very well done. And...

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You'll find within a month,
the scar is practically invisible.

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So, you'll be able to show your
tummy off on the beach next summer.

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I don't care about the scar.

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(STAMMERING)
Is it why we opened you up, yeah?

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Rest assured, we didn't harvest
your organs or anything.

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We merely slipped a little
package into your lower tummy.

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It's a new drug that kids in Europe
are going to love, believe me.

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• What is it?
• Well, the scientific term is C.P.H.4.

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Which is not very sexy from
a sales point of view.

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So we're still working on something
with a bit more pop. Any suggestions?

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Ah! Excuse me.

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Welcome! Welcome, come on in.
Lovely! Oops!

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Splendid, splendid!

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(THE LIMEY LAUGHS)

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Marvelous! Lovely, lovely.

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Oh!

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• How are you?
• MAN: Very good, my dear.

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THE LIMEY: Okay.

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Right. Um... First of all,

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many thanks for taking
part in this enterprise,

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which I'm sure will go off flawlessly.
These lovely passports and tickets

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will enable you to return
home in the next 24 hours.

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Now, upon arrival, you will be
taken in hand by our people,

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so that we might recover
our merchandise

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and you might rediscover the freedom
which you so richly deserve.

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I'm sure I don't need to remind you,
but for any of those who may be tempted

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to warn or turn themselves
in to the authorities,

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we have the names and addresses of
the families of every one of you,

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down to the most
distant cousins, right?

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(COUGHS)

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00:21:10,504 --> 00:21:14,571
So, we rely, therefore,
on your complete discretion.

240
00:21:14,675 --> 00:21:18,017
Good! (CLEARS THROAT)
Anyway, gentlemen, madam,

241
00:21:18,122 --> 00:21:22,412
allow me to be the first
to wish you... bon voyage!

242
00:21:28,605 --> 00:21:29,711
Oops. (CHUCKLES)

243
00:21:30,983 --> 00:21:32,088
Lovely.

244
00:21:32,609 --> 00:21:35,882

• You're gonna sell this?
• I'm afraid it's our business model.

245
00:21:38,031 --> 00:21:43,433
NORMAN: For primitive beings like us,
life seems to have only one single purpose,

246
00:21:43,537 --> 00:21:44,934
gaining time.

247
00:21:45,831 --> 00:21:49,271
And it is going through
time that seems to be also

248
00:21:49,375 --> 00:21:52,734
the only real purpose of each
of the cells in our bodies.

249
00:21:53,172 --> 00:21:55,904
To achieve that aim,
the mass of the cells

250
00:21:56,008 --> 00:22:01,491
that make up earthworms and human
beings has only two solutions.

251
00:22:01,722 --> 00:22:06,080
Be immortal... or to reproduce.

252
00:22:06,185 --> 00:22:10,460
If its habitat is not sufficiently
favorable or nurturing...

253
00:22:17,863 --> 00:22:20,094
The cell will choose immortality.

254
00:22:20,199 --> 00:22:24,432
In other words, self-sufficiency
and self-management.

255
00:22:24,912 --> 00:22:28,269
On the other hand, if the
habitat is favorable...

256
00:22:33,337 --> 00:22:35,318
They will choose to reproduce.

257
00:22:44,598 --> 00:22:49,791
That way, when they die, they hand down
essential information and knowledge

258
00:22:49,895 --> 00:22:53,251
to the next cell, which hands it
down to the next cell and so on.

259
00:23:05,411 --> 00:23:10,435
Thus, knowledge and learning
are handed down through time.

260
00:23:12,166 --> 00:23:16,942
LUCY: Okay, okay. Keep calm.
You have to wait. Just play for time.

261
00:23:17,046 --> 00:23:19,862
You'll have time to think it through
on the plane. Just take the flight.

262
00:23:19,967 --> 00:23:24,158
Take the flight, get out of here. That's
the main thing right now. Just save time.

263
00:23:24,263 --> 00:23:27,202
Don't try anything.
Keep your cool. You're alive.

264
00:23:27,306 --> 00:23:31,124
You're alive, babe. You're alive.
That's all that matters. Just wait.

265
00:23:31,270 --> 00:23:32,667
Save time.

266
00:23:34,313 --> 00:23:35,419
Save time.

267
00:23:37,358 --> 00:23:38,880
(SPEAKING MANDARIN)

268
00:24:08,015 --> 00:24:09,578
I'm not in the mood.

269
00:24:09,682 --> 00:24:12,290
(MEN SPEAKING MANDARIN)

270
00:24:20,861 --> 00:24:22,926
(MAN GRUNTING)

271
00:24:23,030 --> 00:24:24,302
(LUCY GROANING)

272
00:24:25,114 --> 00:24:26,762
(SHOUTING IN MANDARIN)

273
00:24:28,327 --> 00:24:29,765
(WHIMPERING)

274
00:24:31,622 --> 00:24:32,727
(COUGHS)

275
00:24:38,879 --> 00:24:40,318
(GRUNTING)

276
00:25:03,736 --> 00:25:05,801
(PANTING)

277
00:25:10,202 --> 00:25:12,600
(GROANING)

278
00:25:57,457 --> 00:25:58,562
(SCREAMING)

279
00:26:02,378 --> 00:26:03,483
(PANTING)

280
00:26:03,881 --> 00:26:04,986
(SCREAMING)

281
00:26:07,091 --> 00:26:09,157
NORMAN:
Let's imagine for a few moments

282
00:26:09,261 --> 00:26:12,868
what our life would be like if
we could access, let's say,

283
00:26:13,097 --> 00:26:16,080
20% of our brain's capacity.

284
00:26:16,185 --> 00:26:22,586
This first stage would give us access
to and control of our own body.

285
00:26:22,940 --> 00:26:24,755

• Sir?
• Yes.

286
00:26:25,234 --> 00:26:26,758
Has it been proved scientifically?

287
00:26:26,862 --> 00:26:32,702
For the moment, it's just hypothesis,
I confess. But if you think about it,

288
00:26:32,807 --> 00:26:37,518
it's troubling to realize that the Greeks,
the Egyptians and the Indians

289
00:26:37,623 --> 00:26:42,148
had notion of cells centuries before
the invention of the microscope.

290
00:26:42,502 --> 00:26:44,192
And what to say about Darwin,

291
00:26:44,296 --> 00:26:48,570
whom everybody took for a fool when
he put forth his theory of evolution.

292
00:26:48,674 --> 00:26:52,199
It's up to us to push
the rules and laws

293
00:26:52,303 --> 00:26:54,910
and go from evolution to revolution.

294
00:26:55,306 --> 00:26:56,411
(ALL LAUGH)

295
00:26:57,476 --> 00:27:03,210
100 billion neurons per human,
of which only 15% are activated.

296
00:27:03,314 --> 00:27:07,965
There are more connections in the human
body than there are stars in the galaxy.

297
00:27:08,569 --> 00:27:12,469
We possess a gigantic
network of information

298
00:27:12,573 --> 00:27:15,181
to which we have almost no access.

299
00:27:17,036 --> 00:27:18,225

• Sir?
• Yes.

300
00:27:18,538 --> 00:27:20,102
And what will be the next stage?

301
00:27:20,499 --> 00:27:23,731
Well, the next stage would probably
be control of other people.

302
00:27:24,670 --> 00:27:29,444
But for that, we would need to access
at least 40% of our brain's capacity.

303
00:27:30,217 --> 00:27:35,742
After control of ourselves and
others would come control of matter.

304
00:27:37,140 --> 00:27:39,955
But now we're entering into
the realm of science fiction

305
00:27:40,102 --> 00:27:43,959
and we don't know any more than
a dog who watches the moon.

306
00:27:44,355 --> 00:27:46,003

• Excuse me, sir.
• Yes.

307
00:27:46,233 --> 00:27:49,591
But what would happen if,
for some reason we ignore,

308
00:27:49,695 --> 00:27:53,135
somebody unlocked 100%
of their cerebral capacity?

309
00:27:54,950 --> 00:27:57,390

• 100%?
• Yes.

310
00:28:00,496 --> 00:28:02,144
I have no idea.

311
00:28:26,939 --> 00:28:28,045
(DOOR UNLOCKS)

312
00:29:17,657 --> 00:29:18,762
Ahhh!

313
00:29:28,794 --> 00:29:30,399
(MEN SPEAKING INDISTINCTLY)

314
00:29:34,132 --> 00:29:35,279
Hey!

315
00:30:42,366 --> 00:30:43,889
(SPEAKING MANDARIN)

316
00:30:46,078 --> 00:30:48,186

• Hey! You speak English?
• No, no, no.

317
00:30:48,290 --> 00:30:49,269
Ahhh!

318
00:30:49,373 --> 00:30:50,854

• You speak English?
• Yes, yes.

319
00:30:50,958 --> 00:30:52,814

• Take me to the hospital now.
• Hospital.

320
00:30:53,879 --> 00:30:55,192
(INJURED CABBIE SPEAKING MANDARIN)

321
00:30:55,296 --> 00:30:56,485
My leg!

322
00:31:15,233 --> 00:31:16,838
(SPEAKING MANDARIN)

323
00:31:42,093 --> 00:31:44,574

• Hospital!
• Wait for me.

324
00:32:31,476 --> 00:32:33,290
SURGEON: Miss! Hello?

325
00:32:35,646 --> 00:32:38,920

• Hey! Miss!
• I need help. It's urgent.

326
00:32:39,025 --> 00:32:43,091
You cannot be in here.
We are operating! Please, get out!

327
00:32:47,492 --> 00:32:48,597
(GASPS)

328
00:32:52,663 --> 00:32:53,935
(NURSE SCREAMS)

329
00:33:01,923 --> 00:33:04,196
You wouldn't have been
able to save him anyway.

330
00:33:04,300 --> 00:33:07,386
The tumor had already invaded the
cortex and the right side of his spine.

331
00:33:10,348 --> 00:33:13,956
Somebody put a bag of drugs in me.
I need you to remove it. It's leaking.

332
00:33:16,729 --> 00:33:18,126
Do it now.

333
00:33:18,689 --> 00:33:22,130
Right. I'll just administer
a local anesthetic.

334
00:33:22,235 --> 00:33:23,632
Don't bother.

335
00:33:23,736 --> 00:33:27,052
Right. Okay.

336
00:33:27,240 --> 00:33:30,305
Calm down, please. Put the gun down.

337
00:33:31,327 --> 00:33:34,810
I'm just going to examine, okay?

338
00:33:38,126 --> 00:33:39,982

• Do you mind?
• No.

339
00:33:40,920 --> 00:33:42,317
(DIALING)

340
00:33:47,385 --> 00:33:48,740
(LINE RINGING)

341
00:33:48,928 --> 00:33:50,951

• WOMAN: Hello?
• Mom?

342
00:33:51,055 --> 00:33:52,953
Hey! Lucy.

343
00:33:53,057 --> 00:33:57,958
Baby, it's great to hear from you!
But what time is it over there?

344
00:33:59,564 --> 00:34:00,711
I don't know, it's night.

345
00:34:00,815 --> 00:34:02,838
Hold on a sec, let me
get rid of the other line.

346
00:34:02,942 --> 00:34:05,299
I'm going to have to go inside.

347
00:34:06,028 --> 00:34:09,136
I'm back. You're not
partying too much, are you?

348
00:34:09,240 --> 00:34:11,763
You promised me you'd
look after yourself.

349
00:34:11,868 --> 00:34:14,474
I'm trying to, Mom.
I am trying to.

350
00:34:14,579 --> 00:34:18,437
Well, thanks for calling
out of the blue like this.

351
00:34:18,541 --> 00:34:22,399
Your father's gonna be sad he missed you.
He isn't home from the gym yet.

352
00:34:22,879 --> 00:34:25,110
Usually, you call us in the morning.

353
00:34:25,214 --> 00:34:27,362

• Mom?
• Yes?

354
00:34:27,800 --> 00:34:29,698
I feel everything.

355
00:34:30,428 --> 00:34:32,534
What do you mean, sweetie?

356
00:34:34,390 --> 00:34:35,871
Space,

357
00:34:36,767 --> 00:34:38,436
the air,

358
00:34:42,398 --> 00:34:44,254
the vibrations,

359
00:34:45,777 --> 00:34:47,382
the people.

360
00:34:49,405 --> 00:34:51,887
I can feel the gravity.

361
00:34:53,284 --> 00:34:55,974
I can feel the rotation of the Earth,

362
00:34:57,663 --> 00:34:59,936
the heat leaving my body,

363
00:35:01,125 --> 00:35:03,065
the blood in my veins.

364
00:35:04,712 --> 00:35:07,069
I can feel my brain,

365
00:35:08,466 --> 00:35:11,198
the deepest parts of my memory...

366
00:35:11,302 --> 00:35:15,118
Sweetie, we have a bad connection.
I can't hear you so well.

367
00:35:15,223 --> 00:35:17,329
What did you say about memory?

368
00:35:19,352 --> 00:35:23,752
The pain in my mouth
when I had braces.

369
00:35:23,856 --> 00:35:29,131
I can remember the feeling of your hand
on my forehead when I ran a fever.

370
00:35:30,238 --> 00:35:33,095
I remember stroking
the cat, it was so soft.

371
00:35:33,199 --> 00:35:35,931
The cat? What cat, honey?

372
00:35:36,911 --> 00:35:39,768
A Siamese with blue
eyes and a broken tail.

373
00:35:39,872 --> 00:35:44,272
Sweetie, you can't possibly remember that.
You were barely a year old.

374
00:35:47,171 --> 00:35:51,530
I remember the taste of
your milk in my mouth.

375
00:35:52,510 --> 00:35:56,618
The room, the liquid...

376
00:35:58,641 --> 00:36:02,541
Sweetie, what are you talking about?

377
00:36:04,062 --> 00:36:07,879
I just wanna tell you that
I love you, Mom and Dad.

378
00:36:07,984 --> 00:36:09,214
Sweetie...

379
00:36:09,694 --> 00:36:15,762
And I wanna thank you for the thousand
kisses that I can still feel on my face.

380
00:36:19,245 --> 00:36:21,059
I love you, Mom.

381
00:36:21,164 --> 00:36:26,148
I love you, too, sweetie.
More than anything in the world.

382
00:36:34,802 --> 00:36:36,658
How much is left?

383
00:36:37,430 --> 00:36:39,201
500 grams.

384
00:36:39,932 --> 00:36:43,874
And how long will it take my body
to eliminate the rest of it?

385
00:36:46,063 --> 00:36:49,880
To answer that, I need to
know what it is. May I?

386
00:36:50,276 --> 00:36:51,381
Go ahead.

387
00:36:52,612 --> 00:36:54,051
C.P.H.4.

388
00:36:57,825 --> 00:36:59,431
Tell me about it.

389
00:37:01,411 --> 00:37:03,601
Pregnant women manufacture C.P.H.4

390
00:37:03,705 --> 00:37:07,773
in the sixth week of pregnancy
in tiny quantities.

391
00:37:08,377 --> 00:37:12,486
For a baby, it packs the
power of an atomic bomb.

392
00:37:13,257 --> 00:37:18,784
It's what gives the fetus the necessary
energy to form all the bones in its body.

393
00:37:18,888 --> 00:37:21,536
I'd heard they tried to make
a synthetic version of it.

394
00:37:21,641 --> 00:37:23,497
I didn't realize that
they'd succeeded.

395
00:37:24,685 --> 00:37:26,792
If it really is C.P.H.4,

396
00:37:27,355 --> 00:37:30,629
in this quantity,
I'm amazed you're still alive.

397
00:37:31,567 --> 00:37:33,130
Not for long.

398
00:37:40,742 --> 00:37:41,847
(SIGHS)

399
00:38:06,394 --> 00:38:08,917
(CLASSICAL MUSIC
PLAYING ON HEADPHONES)

400
00:39:38,528 --> 00:39:39,591
(GROANING)

401
00:39:39,695 --> 00:39:42,427
Learning's always a painful process.

402
00:39:42,657 --> 00:39:46,473
Like when you're little and your bones
are growing and you ache all over.

403
00:39:47,035 --> 00:39:50,352
Can you believe I can remember
the sound of my own bones growing?

404
00:39:51,791 --> 00:39:55,981
Like this grinding under the skin.
Everything's different now.

405
00:39:56,087 --> 00:40:00,695
Like, sounds are music that
I can understand, like fluids.

406
00:40:02,175 --> 00:40:07,536
It's funny, I used to be so concerned
with who I was and what I wanted to be

407
00:40:07,640 --> 00:40:11,540
and now that I have access to
the furthest reaches of my brain,

408
00:40:11,644 --> 00:40:16,168
I see things clearly and realize that
what makes us us it's primitive.

409
00:40:17,859 --> 00:40:22,217
They're all obstacles.
Does that make any sense?

410
00:40:23,030 --> 00:40:27,888
Like this pain you're experiencing.
It's blocking you from understanding.

411
00:40:28,953 --> 00:40:32,853
All you know now is pain.
That's all you know, pain.

412
00:40:36,002 --> 00:40:37,107
Where are the others?

413
00:40:38,045 --> 00:40:42,737
The others carrying the drugs. I need
the rest of it, for medicinal purposes.

414
00:40:44,509 --> 00:40:45,614
(CONTINUES GROANING)

415
00:41:12,954 --> 00:41:14,352
Berlin.

416
00:41:19,504 --> 00:41:20,609
Paris.

417
00:41:27,345 --> 00:41:28,450
Rome.

418
00:41:33,893 --> 00:41:35,582
Thank you for sharing.

419
00:41:36,853 --> 00:41:39,461
(SHUDDERING, SCREAMING)

420
00:41:49,699 --> 00:41:52,307

• Oh. Evening, Professor.
• Bonsoir, Albert.

421
00:41:52,744 --> 00:41:56,852

• Do we have you for dinner tonight?
• I'm afraid so. I'm exhausted.

422
00:41:56,958 --> 00:41:59,105

• Have a good rest.
• Thank you.

423
00:42:00,795 --> 00:42:02,192
(KNOCKING ON DOOR)

424
00:42:03,548 --> 00:42:04,569
(SNARLS)

425
00:42:04,674 --> 00:42:08,573
You scared the shit out of me,
ringing that bell like some nutbar!

426
00:42:08,678 --> 00:42:10,033
I missed you.

427
00:42:12,472 --> 00:42:13,620
Me, too.

428
00:42:14,851 --> 00:42:17,749

• Yeah, you lose your keys or something?
• Yeah.

429
00:42:18,603 --> 00:42:21,377

• Can I borrow your laptop?
• Yeah, of course.

430
00:42:21,481 --> 00:42:24,298
So I spent all of yesterday in
auditions, which are awesome.

431
00:42:24,402 --> 00:42:26,215
They just have you
standing around all day

432
00:42:26,319 --> 00:42:29,553
because they don't give a shit about
your time gabbing away in Chinese.

433
00:42:29,657 --> 00:42:32,638
Who understands Chinese?
I don't understand Chinese.

434
00:42:32,742 --> 00:42:35,516
And then they say they're always
gonna call, and they never do,

435
00:42:35,620 --> 00:42:37,665
because they don't even take
your phone number. You know?

436
00:42:37,789 --> 00:42:40,604
Except this one guy,
but he's not Chinese.

437
00:42:41,127 --> 00:42:43,483
He works at the agency and he's cute.

438
00:42:43,588 --> 00:42:47,111
Oh, my God, he's cute. In the
cute-and-I-kinda-know-it kinda way.

439
00:42:47,215 --> 00:42:49,572
Like he had this thing...
Oh, my God, and his ass!

440
00:42:49,926 --> 00:42:51,907
Phew! Let me get started on that!

441
00:42:52,597 --> 00:42:54,661
And you are never gonna
guess where he took me.

442
00:42:55,558 --> 00:42:59,958
BOTH: Four Seasons, Royal Suites,
and we made love all night.

443
00:43:00,897 --> 00:43:04,129
I'm sorry, I'm talking about myself.
What's up? How's Richard?

444
00:43:04,399 --> 00:43:05,504
He's dead.

445
00:43:05,775 --> 00:43:09,426
You guys are crazy.
I'm gonna take a shower.

446
00:43:13,950 --> 00:43:15,056
(PHONE RINGING)

447
00:43:20,499 --> 00:43:22,898

• Yes?
• LUCY: Professor Norman, my name's Lucy.

448
00:43:23,002 --> 00:43:27,026
I just read all your research on
the human brain. We need to meet.

449
00:43:27,130 --> 00:43:28,195
(CHUCKLES)

450
00:43:28,299 --> 00:43:32,658
All of my research?
Well, I'm very flattered, young lady,

451
00:43:32,762 --> 00:43:36,203
but I find that hard to believe.
I must have written no less than...

452
00:43:36,307 --> 00:43:40,707
6,734 pages. I can recite them
to you all by heart, if you wish.

453
00:43:44,689 --> 00:43:47,296
Are you one of Emily's friends?

454
00:43:47,400 --> 00:43:50,132
This sounds like one of her silly jokes.
Is she there with you?

455
00:43:50,905 --> 00:43:52,259
No, I'm all on my own.

456
00:43:54,741 --> 00:43:56,931

• Who are you?
• I just told you.

457
00:43:57,452 --> 00:43:58,557
Uh...

458
00:43:58,703 --> 00:44:02,228
Lucy, right? Yes, sorry.

459
00:44:02,333 --> 00:44:04,815
I read your theory on the
use of the brain's capacity.

460
00:44:04,919 --> 00:44:07,025
It's a little rudimentary,
but you're on the right track.

461
00:44:08,631 --> 00:44:09,819
Thank you.

462
00:44:10,048 --> 00:44:13,197
Professor, my cells are reproducing
at a phenomenal speed.

463
00:44:13,301 --> 00:44:14,783
Several million per second.

464
00:44:14,929 --> 00:44:18,077
I'm having trouble precisely
evaluating the time of my death,

465
00:44:18,181 --> 00:44:22,081

• but I doubt I'll last more than 24 hours.
• What are you talking about?

466
00:44:22,185 --> 00:44:25,459
What I'm saying is that your
theory is not a theory.

467
00:44:25,564 --> 00:44:29,672
I absorbed a large quantity
of synthetic C.P.H.4.

468
00:44:29,776 --> 00:44:32,967
that will allow me to use
100% of my cerebral capacity.

469
00:44:33,114 --> 00:44:36,596
Right now, I'm at 28%,
and what you wrote is true.

470
00:44:36,701 --> 00:44:40,349
Once the brain reaches 20%,
it opens up and expands the rest.

471
00:44:40,453 --> 00:44:43,437
There are no more obstacles.
They fall away like dominoes.

472
00:44:43,541 --> 00:44:45,271
I'm colonizing my own brain.

473
00:44:47,460 --> 00:44:52,320
Well, (CLEARS THROAT)
I don't know what to... say.

474
00:44:53,551 --> 00:44:58,492
It's true, I've been working on
this theory for over 20 years,

475
00:44:58,597 --> 00:45:04,166
but it's only ever been
hypotheses and research ideas.

476
00:45:04,270 --> 00:45:07,001
I never thought anyone would...

477
00:45:08,690 --> 00:45:12,173

• You can control your own metabolism?
• Yes.

478
00:45:12,527 --> 00:45:15,509
And I can start to control
other people's bodies.

479
00:45:15,697 --> 00:45:19,555
Also, I can control magnetic
and electric waves.

480
00:45:19,659 --> 00:45:22,641
Not all of them, just the most basic.

481
00:45:22,829 --> 00:45:25,937
Television. Telephone.

482
00:45:26,042 --> 00:45:27,147
(TELEPHONE RINGING)

483
00:45:27,542 --> 00:45:28,522
(CELL PHONE RINGING)

484
00:45:28,627 --> 00:45:31,067

• Radio.
• (RADIO SWITCHING STATIONS)

485
00:45:33,423 --> 00:45:35,071
That's amazing.

486
00:45:37,093 --> 00:45:38,908
I don't feel pain,

487
00:45:40,388 --> 00:45:43,851
fear, desire.

488
00:45:45,644 --> 00:45:49,294
It's like all things that make
us human are fading away.

489
00:45:50,608 --> 00:45:54,383
It's like the less human I feel,

490
00:45:55,321 --> 00:45:59,178
all this knowledge about everything,

491
00:45:59,282 --> 00:46:02,223
quantum physics, applied mathematics,

492
00:46:03,870 --> 00:46:06,852
the infinite capacity
of a cell's nucleus.

493
00:46:07,249 --> 00:46:11,357
They're all exploding inside
my brain, all this knowledge.

494
00:46:11,461 --> 00:46:13,193
I don't know what to do with it.

495
00:46:15,757 --> 00:46:18,907
If you're asking me what to do...

496
00:46:27,978 --> 00:46:29,334
You know,

497
00:46:31,941 --> 00:46:36,633
if you think about...
the very nature of life,

498
00:46:37,279 --> 00:46:40,094
I mean, from the very beginning,

499
00:46:40,574 --> 00:46:43,765
the development of the first cell

500
00:46:44,744 --> 00:46:47,601
that divided into two cells.

501
00:46:48,915 --> 00:46:51,439
The sole purpose of life has been

502
00:46:52,794 --> 00:46:55,609
to pass on what was learned.

503
00:46:56,631 --> 00:46:59,572
There was no higher purpose.

504
00:47:00,468 --> 00:47:05,453
So if you're asking me what to do with all
this knowledge you're accumulating, I'd say

505
00:47:07,392 --> 00:47:08,831
pass it on.

506
00:47:11,147 --> 00:47:15,276
Just like any simple cell

507
00:47:15,942 --> 00:47:17,506
going through time.

508
00:47:18,904 --> 00:47:20,134
Time.

509
00:47:21,531 --> 00:47:23,012
Yes, of course.

510
00:47:25,702 --> 00:47:27,516
I'll be at your door in 12 hours.

511
00:47:36,379 --> 00:47:38,277

• You're leaving?
• Yes.

512
00:47:41,259 --> 00:47:43,032

• What is this?
• A prescription.

513
00:47:43,888 --> 00:47:45,910
Since when did you start
writing in Chinese?

514
00:47:46,182 --> 00:47:49,288

• Since an hour ago.
• Luce, I don't understand any of this.

515
00:47:49,392 --> 00:47:51,957
Your kidneys aren't functioning
efficiently, your liver's failing you.

516
00:47:52,062 --> 00:47:53,794
You need to make some
lifestyle changes.

517
00:47:53,898 --> 00:47:58,172
Take this medication, work out,
eat organic. You'll be okay.

518
00:48:05,075 --> 00:48:06,098
(SPEAKING MANDARIN)

519
00:48:06,202 --> 00:48:08,516
Last night, at 11 pm,
a woman shot a patient dead.

520
00:48:08,745 --> 00:48:12,978

• It happened at Tri-Service Hospital.
• The suspect is 25, blonde, medium height.

521
00:48:13,083 --> 00:48:17,191
Police are hunting nationwide.
She is armed and dangerous.

522
00:48:31,393 --> 00:48:34,291
(SPEAKING FRENCH)

523
00:48:34,604 --> 00:48:35,710
(ALL LAUGHING)

524
00:48:36,064 --> 00:48:37,253
(PHONE RINGING)

525
00:48:38,651 --> 00:48:39,630
Del Rio.

526
00:48:39,734 --> 00:48:42,508
(IN FRENCH) I've got a weird call
from a US citizen in Taiwan.

527
00:48:42,612 --> 00:48:46,095
A young woman calling to tip
us off about a big drugs ring.

528
00:48:46,242 --> 00:48:48,264

• I'll take it.
• I'll tape you.

529
00:48:48,451 --> 00:48:49,433
DEL RIO: Hello?

530
00:48:49,537 --> 00:48:51,642
I have important information
about a group of drug traffickers.

531
00:48:51,746 --> 00:48:54,186
I need to speak with someone
in a position of authority.

532
00:48:54,291 --> 00:48:59,066
Aha. You're very lucky, there's no one with
more authority in this office than me.

533
00:48:59,171 --> 00:49:01,277
But let's start at the beginning.
What is your name?

534
00:49:01,381 --> 00:49:05,031
Listen up, Pierre Del Rio.
Get off your desk, sit in your chair,

535
00:49:05,135 --> 00:49:07,992
pick up the red pen to the left of
you and take down everything I say.

536
00:49:14,644 --> 00:49:17,918
There are no cameras. Hurry up!
I've no time to waste.

537
00:49:25,780 --> 00:49:26,886
Go ahead.

538
00:49:27,199 --> 00:49:30,389
I'm gonna be sending you the details of
three people about to arrive in Europe.

539
00:49:30,494 --> 00:49:33,359
Each one is carrying a kilo of drugs.
I need you to arrest them

540
00:49:33,464 --> 00:49:35,436
and collect the substance.
I'll need it for later.

541
00:49:35,624 --> 00:49:38,564
What form are these drugs in?
Bars? Capsules?

542
00:49:38,752 --> 00:49:42,443
Powder. Hidden in plastic pouches
inside their intestines.

543
00:49:42,547 --> 00:49:43,569
Excuse me?

544
00:49:43,673 --> 00:49:46,447
Make sure to be careful when you remove
them. The product is very powerful.

545
00:49:47,177 --> 00:49:48,282
(BARKS)

546
00:49:50,347 --> 00:49:51,452
(WHIMPERING)

547
00:49:53,517 --> 00:49:54,622
Believe me.

548
00:49:54,726 --> 00:49:55,831
(COMPUTER BEEPING)

549
00:49:56,228 --> 00:49:58,668

• Got it?
• Yeah.

550
00:49:59,189 --> 00:50:00,336
Good.

551
00:50:01,233 --> 00:50:02,797
I'm counting on you.

552
00:50:04,945 --> 00:50:05,925
(SPEAKING FRENCH)

553
00:50:06,029 --> 00:50:07,134
Okay?

554
00:50:15,956 --> 00:50:16,936
(SPEAKING GERMAN)

555
00:50:17,040 --> 00:50:18,145
Good morning.

556
00:50:20,345 --> 00:50:21,545
Thank you.

557
00:50:28,218 --> 00:50:30,908
That's him! Pick him up.

558
00:50:39,980 --> 00:50:41,690
Come with me, please.

559
00:51:01,126 --> 00:51:02,627
(IN FRENCH) Hello.

560
00:51:03,190 --> 00:51:05,213
Sir, come with us.

561
00:51:20,937 --> 00:51:23,085
(IN ITALIAN) Welcome to Rome.

562
00:51:31,072 --> 00:51:32,553
Good morning, sir.

563
00:51:32,657 --> 00:51:36,515

• Please, follow me. This way.
• Yeah, sure.

564
00:51:39,873 --> 00:51:41,437
(OFFICERS SHOUTING)

565
00:51:41,541 --> 00:51:42,772
(PEOPLE GASPING)

566
00:51:50,759 --> 00:51:52,073
(PHONE RINGING)

567
00:51:53,720 --> 00:51:54,784
Del Rio.

568
00:51:54,888 --> 00:51:57,828

• (SPEAKING ITALIAN)
• Thanks for calling me back.

569
00:51:57,933 --> 00:51:59,330
We took delivery of your package.

570
00:52:00,060 --> 00:52:02,375
Thanks very much. I'll send you
the paperwork for the transfer.

571
00:52:02,479 --> 00:52:03,626
Bye.

572
00:52:04,147 --> 00:52:06,295
(IN FRENCH) Okay, we got all three.

573
00:52:10,403 --> 00:52:12,009

• (BEEPING)
• WOMAN ON PA: Ladies and gentlemen,

574
00:52:12,113 --> 00:52:14,428
we are now beginning our descent
to Paris Charles de Gaulle.

575
00:52:14,699 --> 00:52:16,055
(TYPING RAPIDLY ON KEYBOARD)

576
00:52:23,834 --> 00:52:26,232
Miss, I have to ask you to
put away your computers now.

577
00:52:26,336 --> 00:52:27,525
You should wipe your nose.

578
00:52:28,171 --> 00:52:30,403

• Excuse me?
• May I have a glass of champagne?

579
00:52:32,425 --> 00:52:34,031
Um, yes. Of course.

580
00:52:37,681 --> 00:52:39,578
Could you bring some champagne
to the girl over there?

581
00:52:39,683 --> 00:52:40,788
Yeah, I just have a nosebleed.

582
00:52:52,946 --> 00:52:54,885
Miss, your champagne.

583
00:52:56,032 --> 00:52:57,304
Thank you.

584
00:52:57,701 --> 00:53:01,079
I'm very sorry, but you really
need to close your table now.

585
00:53:01,913 --> 00:53:03,144
Sure.

586
00:53:13,049 --> 00:53:14,572
To knowledge.

587
00:53:25,394 --> 00:53:28,669
If the habitat is not sufficiently
favorable or nurturing...

588
00:53:30,317 --> 00:53:31,422
(COUGHING)

589
00:53:38,115 --> 00:53:39,805
The cell will choose immortality.

590
00:53:45,957 --> 00:53:49,230
In other words, self-sufficiency
and self-management.

591
00:53:55,550 --> 00:53:56,656
(GRUNTS)

592
00:54:05,268 --> 00:54:06,457
No! Miss, miss!

593
00:54:08,647 --> 00:54:10,086
You must remain seated!

594
00:54:10,690 --> 00:54:11,671
Miss!

595
00:54:11,775 --> 00:54:12,880
(SCREAMS)

596
00:54:17,154 --> 00:54:22,306
MAN: Miss! Open the door!
You really have to go back to your seat!

597
00:54:23,829 --> 00:54:25,726
We're gonna land soon.
Please! Open the door.

598
00:54:27,624 --> 00:54:30,731
Please, say something.
Are you okay? Miss?

599
00:54:32,921 --> 00:54:34,276
Miss?

600
00:54:35,382 --> 00:54:37,278
Miss, please, open the door!

601
00:54:41,304 --> 00:54:43,703
Please do something, help me! Please!

602
00:54:53,817 --> 00:54:55,089
We're gonna land soon!
Open the door!

603
00:55:04,452 --> 00:55:08,144

• (LUCY GROANING)
• Miss! Are you okay? Say something!

604
00:55:15,568 --> 00:55:17,737
(IN FRENCH)
With a scar on her lower abdomen?

605
00:55:17,841 --> 00:55:19,572
Pretty recent, with thread in it.

606
00:55:20,010 --> 00:55:22,282

• How is she?
• Fine. She's sleeping.

607
00:55:22,386 --> 00:55:25,036
With the shot I gave her,
she'll be out all day.

608
00:55:35,317 --> 00:55:36,964
(MACHINE BEEPING)

609
00:55:39,111 --> 00:55:40,216
(GROANS)

610
00:55:42,199 --> 00:55:43,304
(BONES CRACK)

611
00:55:58,632 --> 00:56:00,738
(MACHINE BEEPING RAPIDLY)

612
00:56:01,051 --> 00:56:02,655
(BEEPING SLOWS)

613
00:56:07,599 --> 00:56:10,081

• (IN FRENCH) She's awake!
• Are you sure?

614
00:56:10,185 --> 00:56:11,831
She's sitting on the bed.

615
00:56:16,732 --> 00:56:17,837
That's her.

616
00:56:17,943 --> 00:56:20,091

• You didn't restrain her?
• Sure, we did!

617
00:56:21,278 --> 00:56:24,052
Miss! Don't move.

618
00:56:24,156 --> 00:56:25,638
I need to talk to you alone.

619
00:56:25,866 --> 00:56:27,847
And I need you to put
your hands up, please.

620
00:56:48,849 --> 00:56:50,496
Did you get the packets?

621
00:56:51,685 --> 00:56:52,790
Yes.

622
00:56:53,894 --> 00:56:56,544

• Where are they?
• They're safe.

623
00:56:57,148 --> 00:57:01,465

• Here, in Paris.
• They'll be safer in my hands.

624
00:57:19,754 --> 00:57:21,527
(IN FRENCH)
Don't leave the car there. Park it up.

625
00:57:23,758 --> 00:57:25,364
(CELL PHONE BEEPS)

626
00:57:30,265 --> 00:57:33,121
You know, as a cop you
see some pretty weird shit.

627
00:57:33,225 --> 00:57:37,877
But I have to be honest with you. What
you did back there, that freaked me out.

628
00:57:38,315 --> 00:57:42,756
To put everyone to sleep like that.
Do I need to be worried?

629
00:57:42,943 --> 00:57:44,133
No.

630
00:57:45,404 --> 00:57:46,760
Good.

631
00:57:50,494 --> 00:57:52,600
(INDISTINCT VOICES CHATTERING)

632
00:58:01,171 --> 00:58:02,942
(MAN'S VOICE GROWS LOUDER)

633
00:58:08,260 --> 00:58:09,742
Do you mind?

634
00:58:10,013 --> 00:58:11,118
No.

635
00:58:13,934 --> 00:58:16,498
(SPEAKING KOREAN)

636
00:58:28,949 --> 00:58:32,139

• What's that?
• Korean. I'm gonna drive.

637
00:58:32,701 --> 00:58:35,142
Hey! No, no, no.
This is a police car!

638
00:58:35,704 --> 00:58:39,939
You can't. No, this is not possible,
lady. This is a police car.

639
00:58:42,379 --> 00:58:43,691
Okay, okay.

640
00:58:50,637 --> 00:58:51,616
(SPEAKING FRENCH)

641
00:58:51,720 --> 00:58:52,826
Let's go, guys!

642
00:58:57,352 --> 00:59:00,792
Sir, sir, excuse me, sir.
I need to talk to somebody.

643
00:59:00,896 --> 00:59:03,045
(IN FRENCH) Talk to the police.

644
00:59:03,233 --> 00:59:05,673
Look, I'm a German citizen
and I demand to see a lawyer.

645
00:59:06,194 --> 00:59:07,507
(IN FRENCH) I'll check with Surgery.

646
00:59:07,611 --> 00:59:10,094

• Grab us some food.
• You're a foodaholic.

647
00:59:36,765 --> 00:59:38,204
(TIRES SCREECHING)

648
00:59:38,475 --> 00:59:41,125

• Do you always drive like that?
• I've never driven before.

649
00:59:41,563 --> 00:59:42,668
Great.

650
00:59:48,445 --> 00:59:50,551

• Hey, that's one-way.
• We're late.

651
01:00:12,928 --> 01:00:15,784

• Hey, I'd rather be late than dead.
• We never really die.

652
01:01:05,522 --> 01:01:08,462
Sorry, sir. I don't feel good.

653
01:01:08,817 --> 01:01:09,922
(MAN GRUNTS)

654
01:01:11,403 --> 01:01:12,508
(PANTING)

655
01:01:15,532 --> 01:01:18,138
I'm fine. I'm fine.

656
01:01:22,664 --> 01:01:23,977
(CARS HONKING)

657
01:01:26,418 --> 01:01:27,940
(SIRENS WAILING)

658
01:01:30,422 --> 01:01:33,028

• I'm gonna tell them to stop following us.
• Don't bother.

659
01:01:38,013 --> 01:01:39,868
(BEEPING)

660
01:02:15,966 --> 01:02:17,072
(IN FRENCH) I got you bacon...

661
01:02:34,985 --> 01:02:36,508
(SPEAKING KOREAN)

662
01:02:55,632 --> 01:02:57,822

• Give me the case.
• (LAUGHS)

663
01:02:57,926 --> 01:03:00,240
(IN KOREAN)
Kill her and get the pouch.

664
01:03:07,017 --> 01:03:08,123
(GRUNTS)

665
01:03:12,439 --> 01:03:13,545
(SPEAKING KOREAN)

666
01:03:17,654 --> 01:03:19,760
Don't stand there, kill her!

667
01:03:44,471 --> 01:03:45,577
Ahhh!

668
01:03:54,356 --> 01:03:55,462
(GROANING)

669
01:04:07,579 --> 01:04:08,725
Open it.

670
01:04:13,417 --> 01:04:14,898
(SQUELCHING)

671
01:04:22,384 --> 01:04:23,531
Let's go.

672
01:04:23,719 --> 01:04:26,118
I'm not sure I could be
of any help for you.

673
01:04:30,894 --> 01:04:31,999
Yes, you are.

674
01:04:32,811 --> 01:04:34,230
What for?

675
01:04:40,569 --> 01:04:42,050
A reminder.

676
01:04:43,072 --> 01:04:44,511
Shall we go?

677
01:05:03,927 --> 01:05:05,699
(PEOPLE CLAMORING)

678
01:05:12,268 --> 01:05:13,373
Where are we going?

679
01:05:13,811 --> 01:05:16,021
ELECTRONIC VOICE:
Take the first left.

680
01:05:17,649 --> 01:05:18,878
Okay.

681
01:05:28,784 --> 01:05:30,932
(OFFICER IN FRENCH) Move!

682
01:05:34,748 --> 01:05:36,480
(IN KOREAN) Follow that car.

683
01:05:39,963 --> 01:05:41,192

• (CELL PHONE RINGING)
• Professor?

684
01:05:42,131 --> 01:05:43,611

• Hello?
• Lucy.

685
01:05:43,716 --> 01:05:47,366
Oh! It's her! It's her! Hey, you.

686
01:05:47,679 --> 01:05:49,409

• You're in Paris?
• Yes, I am.

687
01:05:49,513 --> 01:05:51,286
Good, good! Excellent.

688
01:05:51,432 --> 01:05:54,706
So, look, I am no longer
at the hotel now.

689
01:05:54,810 --> 01:05:57,834
I have come to the university,
where I've taken the liberty

690
01:05:57,938 --> 01:06:00,962
of calling together a few of my
colleagues to discuss your case.

691
01:06:01,066 --> 01:06:04,175
Top minds in their field
and very trustworthy.

692
01:06:04,279 --> 01:06:06,760

• I trust you.
• Oh, thank you.

693
01:06:06,864 --> 01:06:08,011
So, do you think you could meet us

694
01:06:08,115 --> 01:06:10,346

• here at the university?
• (LINE DISCONNECTS)

695
01:06:13,871 --> 01:06:15,226
I'm, uh...

696
01:06:15,831 --> 01:06:18,480

• I'm very pleased to meet you.
• Likewise.

697
01:06:18,876 --> 01:06:21,608

• Captain Del Rio.
• How do you do?

698
01:06:21,754 --> 01:06:22,859
Um...

699
01:06:23,006 --> 01:06:26,029
Let me introduce you
to my colleagues.

700
01:06:26,133 --> 01:06:30,825

• This is Professor Cartier, neurosurgeon.
• I know who everyone is.

701
01:06:32,015 --> 01:06:33,453
Of course.

702
01:06:33,724 --> 01:06:39,709
Gentlemen, this is Lucy,
the first woman to... I mean...

703
01:06:39,813 --> 01:06:45,340
As I mentioned earlier, Miss Lucy has,
for reasons that remain a mystery to me,

704
01:06:45,444 --> 01:06:49,094
unlocked certain
portions of her brain

705
01:06:49,198 --> 01:06:54,808
that offer access to previously
unexplored cerebral zones.

706
01:06:55,538 --> 01:06:57,852
She has abilities.

707
01:06:58,499 --> 01:06:59,854
Can you give us an example?

708
01:07:00,335 --> 01:07:03,274
Your daughter, Gabrielle,
age six, died in a car accident.

709
01:07:03,879 --> 01:07:08,321
It was a blue car, leather seats, plastic
bird hanging from the rear view mirror.

710
01:07:08,884 --> 01:07:09,989
(SOBBING)

711
01:07:25,213 --> 01:07:28,049
(IN KOREAN) Boss, 5 men
down at the hospital. Sorry.

712
01:07:28,946 --> 01:07:33,096

• How many men left?
• I have about 25 with me.

713
01:07:33,492 --> 01:07:37,600
That damn girl, she doesn't
give in. She's a witch.

714
01:07:39,957 --> 01:07:41,438
I know that.

715
01:07:42,751 --> 01:07:44,941
I'll kill her myself.

716
01:07:49,842 --> 01:07:52,782
There are men coming here. Can you
secure the room? I need to stay focused.

717
01:07:52,887 --> 01:07:53,992
Sure.

718
01:07:57,600 --> 01:07:58,538
(SIRENS WAILING)

719
01:07:59,727 --> 01:08:00,874
(IN KOREAN) Speed it up.

720
01:08:03,606 --> 01:08:04,961
(OFFICERS SHOUTING)

721
01:08:11,030 --> 01:08:13,303
How did you manage to
access all this information?

722
01:08:13,407 --> 01:08:18,099
Electrical impulses. Every cell
knows and talks to every other cell.

723
01:08:18,204 --> 01:08:21,519
They exchange a thousand bits of
information between them per second.

724
01:08:21,624 --> 01:08:25,190
Cells group together,
forming a giant web of communication,

725
01:08:25,294 --> 01:08:26,733
which in turn forms matter.

726
01:08:27,922 --> 01:08:30,737
Cells get together, take on one form,

727
01:08:31,508 --> 01:08:35,909
deform, reform. Makes no difference,
it's all the same.

728
01:08:36,472 --> 01:08:39,829
Humans consider themselves unique,
so they've rooted their whole theory

729
01:08:39,934 --> 01:08:43,917
of existence on their uniqueness.
"One" is their unit of measure.

730
01:08:44,021 --> 01:08:48,546
But it's not. All social systems we've
put into place are a mere sketch.

731
01:08:48,651 --> 01:08:51,174
One plus one equals two.
That's all we've learned.

732
01:08:51,278 --> 01:08:54,344
But one plus one has
never equaled two.

733
01:08:54,448 --> 01:08:57,389
There are, in fact,
no numbers and no letters.

734
01:08:57,493 --> 01:09:01,059
We've codified our existence
to bring it down to human size

735
01:09:01,163 --> 01:09:03,103
to make it comprehensible.

736
01:09:03,207 --> 01:09:07,941
We've created a scale so that we
can forget its unfathomable scale.

737
01:09:11,382 --> 01:09:13,697
But if humans are not
the unit of measure

738
01:09:14,009 --> 01:09:16,825
and the world isn't governed
by mathematical laws,

739
01:09:18,013 --> 01:09:19,327
what governs all that?

740
01:09:21,350 --> 01:09:25,959
Film a car speeding down a road.
Speed up the image infinitely

741
01:09:26,689 --> 01:09:28,670
and the car disappears.

742
01:09:31,569 --> 01:09:34,551
So what proof do we
have of its existence?

743
01:09:34,822 --> 01:09:40,390
Time gives legitimacy to its existence.
Time is the only true unit of measure.

744
01:09:40,703 --> 01:09:43,643
It gives proof to the
existence of matter.

745
01:09:44,081 --> 01:09:45,645
Without time,

746
01:09:46,375 --> 01:09:47,981
we don't exist.

747
01:09:54,633 --> 01:09:55,780
Time is unity.

748
01:09:55,885 --> 01:09:57,574
(ALARMS BLARING)

749
01:10:04,310 --> 01:10:07,021
(IN KOREAN) Search the whole
building and find her!

750
01:10:10,274 --> 01:10:12,212
We won't be able to hold
them for much longer.

751
01:10:13,527 --> 01:10:15,215
Time to go then.

752
01:10:28,250 --> 01:10:32,650
Are you sure you need such huge doses?
I'm afraid you won't survive.

753
01:10:32,755 --> 01:10:36,780
Some cells inside me will fight and
defend their integrity till the very end.

754
01:10:36,926 --> 01:10:40,617
In order to attain the last
few percent, I have to force it

755
01:10:40,721 --> 01:10:43,078
to crack the cells
open to their nucleus.

756
01:10:43,891 --> 01:10:44,996
(SIGHS)

757
01:10:52,148 --> 01:10:54,546
But all of this knowledge, Lucy...

758
01:10:56,320 --> 01:10:59,052
I'm not even sure that
mankind is ready for it.

759
01:10:59,240 --> 01:11:02,055
We're so driven by power and profit.

760
01:11:02,368 --> 01:11:04,537
Given man's nature,

761
01:11:05,287 --> 01:11:08,603
it might bring us only
instability and chaos.

762
01:11:12,753 --> 01:11:15,275
Ignorance brings chaos,
not knowledge.

763
01:11:15,463 --> 01:11:18,570
I'll build a computer and
download all my knowledge in it.

764
01:11:18,676 --> 01:11:21,741
I'll find a way for you
to have access to it.

765
01:11:22,096 --> 01:11:23,283
Yeah.

766
01:11:23,973 --> 01:11:27,287
I just hope we will be
worthy of your sacrifice.

767
01:11:37,485 --> 01:11:38,800
Nobody move!

768
01:11:48,664 --> 01:11:50,103
(BREATHING DEEPLY)

769
01:11:56,005 --> 01:11:58,278
Do you understand English?

770
01:12:21,363 --> 01:12:22,469
(GUNFIRE)

771
01:12:23,032 --> 01:12:24,137
(GASPING)

772
01:13:00,236 --> 01:13:01,591
PROFESSOR: What is she doing?

773
01:13:01,695 --> 01:13:04,135
NORMAN:
She's looking for energy and matter.

774
01:13:08,369 --> 01:13:11,768
And she's trying to connect
with our computers.

775
01:13:51,954 --> 01:13:54,227

• (IN KOREAN) Chong-Ju!
• I'm here, boss.

776
01:13:54,622 --> 01:13:58,021

• Do something about them.
• Okay, boss!

777
01:13:59,587 --> 01:14:00,692
You guys, come on.

778
01:14:02,464 --> 01:14:03,570
Ready?

779
01:14:05,384 --> 01:14:06,489
(IN FRENCH) You okay?

780
01:14:08,636 --> 01:14:10,368
Get a medic. Fast!

781
01:14:14,977 --> 01:14:16,708
PROFESSOR 1:
Oh, my God. What's happening?

782
01:14:27,406 --> 01:14:31,847

• PROFESSOR 2: What is she making?
• New generation computer, I presume.

783
01:15:11,699 --> 01:15:12,805
(SHOUTING IN FRENCH)

784
01:15:20,376 --> 01:15:21,856
(INDISTINCT VOICES CHATTERING)

785
01:16:39,829 --> 01:16:41,394
(TROLLEY BELL RINGING)

786
01:16:44,959 --> 01:16:46,231
(HORSE NEIGHING)

787
01:17:19,827 --> 01:17:21,266
(DISTANT SCREECHING)

788
01:17:25,708 --> 01:17:26,814
(GRUNTING)

789
01:17:32,675 --> 01:17:33,780
(ROARING)

790
01:17:36,469 --> 01:17:38,117
(HUFFING)

791
01:17:47,398 --> 01:17:48,420
(SNARLS)

792
01:17:48,524 --> 01:17:49,629
(HUFFING)

793
01:20:51,415 --> 01:20:52,520
(IN KOREAN) Where is she?

794
01:20:56,794 --> 01:20:59,777
Where is she? Answer me.

795
01:21:00,591 --> 01:21:01,905
Answer me!

796
01:21:02,009 --> 01:21:03,406
Hey, you!

797
01:21:15,939 --> 01:21:17,795
(BREATHING DEEPLY)

798
01:21:20,194 --> 01:21:22,674
PROFESSOR:
Look. The computer, it's moving.

799
01:21:49,013 --> 01:21:52,330
DEL RIO: Hey. Where is she?

800
01:21:55,019 --> 01:21:56,375
(CELL PHONE BEEPS)

801
01:22:21,421 --> 01:22:24,903
LUCY: Life was given to
us a billion years ago.

802
01:22:25,091 --> 01:22:27,531
Now you know what to do with it.

ルーシー 2014