Demolition Man Page #21
- R
- Year:
- 1993
- 115 min
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SPARTAN:
Good thing she didn't die without
permission. Did she move?
VIDSCREEN COMPUTER (V.O.)
No relocation license granted.
No ref.
SPARTAN:
(getting irked)
Reason for 'no ref'?
VIDSCREEN COMPUTER (V.O.)
(after a beat)
What number do you wish to call?
Hangs up on him.
The image blinks out, replaced by clouds and the "BE
WELL" slogan. An annoyed Spartan stares at the screen.
He picks up the strange box Lenina gave him. Inside it
is a stack of petite laserdiscs. Spartan sticks the
first laserdisc in his television.
A surveillance camera shot shows the image of the explo-
sion at the museum. Spartan pops the disc and puts
another in. This time the surveillance village shows
Cocteau and Associate Bob walking through the courtyard.
Then the gunshot. Then finally Spartan comes to the
strange face-to-face between Cocteau and Phoenix.
Spartan back-and-forth watches the stand~off with growing
fascination. He almost unconsciously reaches out to the
sewing needles and the red yarn...
INT. COCTEAU'S OFFICE - NIGHT
Dark. Cocteau steps in. Trailed by Associate Bob.
Nothing happens. He looks around wondering why.
COCTEAU:
(a little annoyed)
Lights.
PHOENIX (O.S.)
Nah, I changed that. Illuminate.
The lights go on. Simon is behind Cocteau's desk, his feet
up.
PHOENIX:
Illuminate.
(they go off)
Isn't that nicer? Go 'head, you
try it.
COCTEAU:
(exasperated)
Illuminate.
The lights come back on.
PHOENIX:
Raymond, bud, we need to talk.
COCTEAU:
How'd you get in?
PHOENIX:
I wish I knew. Access codes,
routes to secret underground
kingdoms, the words to songs I
thought I forgot... I've been
meaning to ask you about this. I
can do almost anything. I like
this. A lot.
COCTEAU:
(starting to lose his
calm demeanor)
Your skills were given to you for
a reason. Not for your personal
amusement. Your job is to kill
this nuisance, Thomas Payne no
one else in San Angeles can
perform this simple task
anymore -- and not to allow him to
wreak any more surface harassing
havoc. And your ineptitude
allowed it to grow worse tonight.
PHOENIX:
(beat)
'Ineptitude.' Now I'd say that's
a bit of a provocative word,
Raymond. Have you ever been down
to the Wasteland? Has anyone you
know been down there?? No?
(good; then I lie madly)
Oooh. It's bad down there. Really
bad. It's a wonder I got out of
there alive. It's gonna be a big
problem.
(sorry, but...)
I'm gonna need five or six more
guys. Easy.
(then)
You gotta list? 'Cause I don't
wanna defrost no serial killers
or mad dog types.
COCTEAU:
So you're gonna be the only mad
dog type?
For a minute we might think Phoenix is insulted. Uh uh.
PHOENIX:
Exactemundo.
Cocteau turns to Bob.
COCTEAU:
Fine. Take care of it.
(then to Phoenix)
Just get it over with... You're
beginning to be more trouble
than you're worth.
PHOENIX:
Aww, don't say that...
Phoenix chuckles. Then, a little irked --
PHOENIX:
What the hell is Spartan doing
here, Raymond? Who invited him to
our party?
Cocteau's gotta lie about this one. Wasn't part of his
plan either.
COCTEAU:
Finish your business and I'll
stuff him back in the freezer.
Think of him as a guarantee.
PHOENIX:
I took care of Spartan before,
don't worry your pointy little
head about it. Now to avoid this
ineptitude, we need these guys
thawed...
Cocteau nods. Yeah, whatever...
PHOENIX:
Illuminate.
The lights go out again. Simon chuckles madly.
COCTEAU:
(getting aggravated)
Illuminate.
Nothing happens.
PHOENIX:
(laughing as he
disappears)
Nah, I changed it again. See ya...
ASSOCIATE BOB:
What a distasteful fellow.
Cocteau just looks at him. Enough already...
COCTEAU:
Oh shut up, Bob.
EXT. LENINA'S APARTMENT - MORNING
Lenina is waiting outside her car as Spartan emerges from
the building.
HUXLEY:
(all business)
Detective...
SPARTAN:
(getting in the
driver's side)
I've got to learn to do this
sometime.
Spartan tosses Lenina a suavely-knitted sweater of
familiar red yarn.
SPARTAN:
This is for you, Huxley.
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