Demolition Man Page #12
- R
- Year:
- 1993
- 115 min
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HUXLEY:
New inforama on Simon Phoenix?
TOUGH COP:
None... So where is John Spartan?
GARCIA:
He went to the bathroom... I guess
he got all thawed out.
Spartan trudges through a spooked gantlet of 2042
officers. The Tough Cop greets him, raising his hand.
TOUGH COP:
Sir, I formally convey my presence.
SPARTAN:
Hi.
Spartan reaches out and shakes the Tough Cop's hand.
It's like he spit on him. The Tough Cop tries not to
react, but he's clearly disgusted.
HUXLEY:
We're not used to physical contact
greetings.
SPARTAN:
Oh... Hey, you guys are out of
toilet paper...
GARCIA:
Toilet paper?
HUXLEY:
(suppressed giggle)
They used handfuls of wadded
paper, back in the 20th.
The entire station roars with laughter. Spartan stands
unamused.
SPARTAN:
I'm happy you're happy but in the
place where you're supposed to
have toilet paper, you have a
little shelf with three seashells
on it.
PERKY DISPATCHER
(hysterical)
He doesn't know how to use the
three seashells!
The station roars again. Spartan shakes his head and
scratches his hand. Suddenly, the elderly Lamb comes
INTO VIEW. Spartan's mouth falls open.
SPARTAN:
Zach Lamb, what happened to you?!
LAMB:
I got old. It happens.
SPARTAN:
(stopping, smiling)
Motherfuck. You were a snotnosed
punkass rook! Look at you.
You're f***ing old!
The nearest Morality Box dutifully BUZZES.
MORALITY BOX (V.O.)
John Spartan, you are fined three
credits for a violation...
Three sheets of paper come off. Spartan looks at it.
Grins. Walks over to the machine --
SPARTAN:
Sh*t, f***, piss, crap, damn,
b*tch, b*tch, damn. F***.
A whole sheaf of paper peels off. Spartan gathers it up.
It wads nicely.
SPARTAN:
So much for the three seashells.
I'll be right back.
INT. POLICE STATION - LENINA'S OFFICE - DAY
Spartan examines all the TechnoWonders as Lenina punches
up an illustration on the screen: a small, square micro-
chip being surgically inserted into the top of a hand.
It's tied into the veins and blood supply as well.
HUXLEY:
Simon Phoenix isn't coded. An
organically bioengineered microchip
was developed that could by sewn
into the skin. Sensors all around
the city can zero in on anyone at
any time.
TOUGH COP:
I can't even conceive a visual of
what you cops did before it was
developed...
SPARTAN:
We worked for a living. This
fascist crap makes me wanna puke.
EARLE:
What do you think you're
scratching, caveman?
You really surmise we'd let you
out without control? Your code
thawed.
Spartan seethingly contemplates his itching hand.
SPARTAN:
Why didn't you just shove a leash
up my ass?!
EARLE:
Dirty meat-eater! No matter how
Viking your era was, I cannot
digest how you ever wore a badge!
You're going back, John Spartan,
oh yes, you're going back.
HUXLEY:
Could you two please dump some
hormones? We need every cortex we
can get in this situation.
EARLE:
We don't need him. Our computer
has already examined all feasible
scenarios resulting from the
appearance of Simon Phoenix and
determined he will attempt to
start up a new drug lab and form
a crime syndicate.
FEMALE COMPUTER (V.O.)
That is correct, Chief George
Earle.
SPARTAN:
I hate to interrupt you two
lovebirds, but that's f***ing
build a business? Phoenix is
going for a gun. Plain and
simple.
As Spartan rages, roaming around the station, Morality
boxes have heart attacks keeping up with his offenses.
SPARTAN:
Phoenix is a complete meglomaniacal
f***ing psychopath. And the first
thing Simon is going to want to do
is wipe the smug smiles off your
shiny faces.
He could just handshake your asses
to death, but who's got the
goddamn patience. Trust me, he's
going for a gun.
EARLE:
Who cares what this primate thinks.
Resonate some understanding. The
only place a person can even view
a gun in this city, is at a...
museum!
INT. SAN ANGELES MUSEUM OF ART AND HISTORY - MAIN
HALL - DAY
The museum is located in the Cocteau complex. Phoenix
wanders through a hall arrayed with displays of various
'80s/'90s/'00s/'10s artifacts. A Girl Scout Troop (in
modernly-modulated uniforms) looking down as we realize
that large sections of the floor of the entire museum
are transparent. Below is an archeological exhibit of
a section of the old city -- parts of buildings and
streets.
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