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Alien from L.A. Page #4
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- 1988
- 87 min
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until you give her body...
to the Government House.
Dead or alive,
it doesn't matter.
We'll pay for her cold carcass.
Gotcha!
Hello, babe.
That was real cute
back there, sweetheart.
Go ahead. Scream all you want.
Brick Bardo can take it.
Let me hear it.
You ain't worth
nothing to nobody.
Speaking of worth nothing...
Crazy. You shouldn't have
wrinkled my suit, slick.
You're kind of big boned
for a troll, aren't you?
I'm not really a troll.
Yeah, right. Neither am I.
Who are you?
I'm Charmin', as in style,
good looks, and panache.
Hey, look...
I know you want me
to sweep you off your feet...
love you until I die, but
I ain't got the time right now.
I'm on my way to rob...
You know, borrow some funds...
and that gweeb back there
has made me late.
But I...
Look,
I know it's disappointing...
but there'll be
another time, another place.
Wait.
What?
I'm lost,
I know it's a lot to ask.
I told you. I'm busy.
Please? I'm really in trouble...
bad trouble.
I win lotto.
Hey, I was talking to her,
slick.
Me rich. Me rich.
It's only because I'm a sucker
for big-boned dolls in trouble.
Now tell me your problems...
and I'll decide
if I've got the time.
Well, mine started
when I was ten years old...
- Wait a second.
- What?
Is that really your voice?
Come on.
And then
he was about to kill me...
and then you showed up
to save my life, Charmin'.
Crazy.
That's an unbelievable story.
What, the part about me
being an alien...
from the surface world?
No. That you've
gone through all this...
for a guy like your father.
I mean, he seems like
who didn't care about
anybody except himself.
- I used to think so.
- Oh, and now you like him?
I think I understand him
a little.
Crazy. You know, it's still
a lot to go through...
for someone who may not
want to see you.
It's crazy.
You're a very unusual girl,
Wanda.
And I mean more than because
your voice is so strange.
catching on in a big way.
Come on, the saloon is this way.
Guess I showed him, huh?
Look, Wanda...
I don't know
if you're an alien or what...
but I do believe you're here
to find your father.
OK, for whatever reason,
the city's out to get you...
so you got to get out of here...
before it's too late
for even me to save you.
She's over there!
You get going.
I'll hold them off.
- But...
- It'll be easier with you gone.
I might have to do something
I don't want you to see.
Like what, Charmin'?
Never mind.
Roryis' saloon is nearby,
just up that alley.
Hide there,
and I'll meet you if I can.
Will I ever see you again?
You never know, Wanda.
Crazy.
Another time, another place.
Now go on. Get out of here.
Another time, another place.
Wait, wait.
I'm going to be sick.
Sector 100.
Once again,
here is the girl's image.
The girl answers to the name
Wanda Saknussemm...
and is wearing
You can see
how easy she is to spot...
so find Wanda and win.
Govco...
your government corporation...
making you play lotto
because we know you want to.
There she is, General.
Citizens, General Rykov
and the police...
request all citizens
with slab ID clearance...
I should go inside.
Please leave the area at once.
Repeat... Sector 100
is to be cleared...
of all slab ID checked citizens.
Help!
work when they're supposed to?
OK, Guten, where is the girl?
Sector 81.
Bloody hell.
She's been arrested.
Vindicate my life, Guten.
Prove that the surface world
really exists.
I got to figure out a way
What do you have in mind, Gut?
Look, professor...
I know you've never done
this kind of thing before...
but are you up to it?
What do you want me to do?
I must have the aliens
for research, your lordship.
They're not specimens,
Dr. Madagasi.
They're humans,
and we do not, as a rule...
in the name of research, do we?
I believe the aliens
are spies...
being sent down to report
on our capabilities, Lord Over.
We must mobilize for war.
We must launch
a massive retaliation.
You're overreacting, General.
They're here to enslave us,
make trolls out of us.
I must agree
with Counsel Crassus...
that the aliens are here
by accident.
What do you suggest we do,
Crassus?
accidently, your lordship...
as you most shrewdly
observed...
I suggest we help them return
to the surface world.
Your panty-hose
are on too tight, Crassus.
I beg your pardon, Rykov?
Let the aliens free?
I, for one, do not want
to be reclassified as a troll.
We will release them
only if they agree...
not to reveal our existence
to their world...
and no one else is to come down.
We have no choice
but to trust them.
Trust aliens?
Your lordship, you cannot
possibly listen to Crassus.
You know he's got
those odd tendencies...
and we've all been discussing
the fact that he dyes his hair.
The General aside,
your lordship...
we are not murderers.
We cannot let them die here.
Bring me the aliens.
Then decide whether
to free them or terminate.
Bloody hell.
Come on, come on.
Your lordship,
this is the Wanda.
Come here, child. Come closer.
So, you are the Wanda.
Yes.
I'm Wanda Saknussemm.
Why are you here?
Rykov has arrested
your daughter...
Professor Saknussemm,
and put her on trial.
What's going to happen to her?
Lord Over
is trying to decide...
whether to release you
and your daughter...
or to terminate your lives.
Well, how does it look?
No, no, no. I mean in there.
Oh.
Everything depends on Wanda.
I'm no explorer or adventurer...
and I'm not here
to hurt your world.
I just want to find my dad,
and that's why I'm here.
And for no other reason, sir.
Oh, please.
I'm Wanda Saknussemm...
a waitress from L.A.
who should've never come here.
And I just really want
to go home now.
They are going to make
brown-eyed trolls out of us.
Oh, shut up, Rykov.
Daddy?
Daddy!
- Wait!
- See?
Stop!
Wait! What are you doing?
No! He's my dad!
- So, you're Wanda's dad.
- Yes, I am.
Well, she's gone through
a lot of trouble to find you.
Stay put while
I reckon us a way out.
Why did you come
looking for me, Wanda?
Because you're my dad.
I...
- I'm sorry that...
- It doesn't matter now.
You're more than I deserve.
This way. We got to bounce.
What's the matter?
Did you forget something?
Do you have any idea
how remarkable this is?
What? It's a building.
No, it's not.
This is a spacecraft...
that crashed here 10 millennia
ago from outer space.
Outer space? Come on.
Is the tracking system working?
I know where
they're headed now, General.
I'll direct you from here
by remote.
Good work, Toner.
So, Crassus, I was right
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