Event Horizon Page #14
- R
- Year:
- 1997
- 96 min
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As he reaches a junction, he hears...
...A DISTANT CRY...
VOICE (O.S.)
Don't leave me...!
Miller wheels like a cat, staring wildly down the branching
corridors.
Nothing. He is alone. Miller leans against the wall, sinks
to the floor, rests his head in his hands.
EXT. NEPTUNE - MODEL
The grotesque ship continues it's orbit as the moon Triton
eclipses the sun. Darkness swallows all.
CUT TO:
INT. EVENT HORIZON - GRAVITY COUCH BAY
DJ enters, checks Justin's display.
MILLER (O.S.)
Any change?
DJ turns, surprised. Miller sits, barely visible in the dark.
DJ:
No. No change.
(beat)
I've analyzed Justin's blood samples.
There's no evidence of excessive
levels of carbon dioxide. Or anything
else out of ordinary.
A grim LAUGH from Miller.
MILLER:
Of course not. Justin just climbed
into the airlock because he felt
like it. Just one of those things.
(beat)
I swore I'd never lose another man.
I came close today. Real close.
DJ:
"Another man?" Who?
Miller nods, pulls his service medal from beneath his
jumpsuit.
MILLER:
It was on the Goliath. There was
this bosun, Corrick, a young guy, a
lot like Justin. Edmund Corrick,
from Decatur, Georgia. He got caught
when the pressure doors sealed, one
closed on his arm. Severed it at the
wrist. The pain of that must have
been... He passed out and...
Miller trails off. DJ waits patiently. Finally:
MILLER:
I, I tried to go back for him, to
save him, but I couldn't get to him
in time. The fire... Have you ever
seen fire in zero-gravity? It's like
a liquid, it slides over everything.
It was like a wave breaking over
him, a wave of fire. And then he was
gone.
(beat)
I never told anyone until now. But
this ship knew, DJ. It knows about
the Goliath, it knows about Corrick.
It knows our secrets. It knows what
we're afraid of.
(beat, wan smile)
And now you're going to tell me it's
carbon dioxide.
DJ:
No.
Miller sees something in DJ's expression.
MILLER:
What is it?
DJ:
I've been listening to the
transmission. And I think Houston
made a mistake in the translation.
MILLER:
Go on.
DJ plays the recording again. Stops it abruptly.
DJ:
They thought it said, "Liberatis
me," "Save me," but it's not "me."
It's "tutemet:" "Save yourself."
MILLER:
It's not a distress call. It's a
warning.
DJ:
It gets worse.
Miller stares at him.
DJ:
It's very hard to make out, but listen
to this final part.
DJ:
Do you hear it? Right there.
MILLER:
Hear what?
DJ:
It sounds like "ex infera:" "ex,"
from; "infera," the ablative case of
"inferi." "Hell."
MILLER:
"Save yourself. From Hell."
(beat)
What are you saying, are you saying
that this ship is possessed?
DJ:
No. I don't believe in that sort of
thing.
(beat)
But if Dr. Weir is right, this ship
has passed beyond the boundaries of
our universe, of reality. Who knows
where this ship has been... What
it's seen...
(beat)
And what it's brought back with it.
DJ looks at Miller. He does not have an answer. The intercom
CRACKLES:
COOPER (O.S.)
(intercom)
Captain Miller, we're ready to
repressurize the Clark.
MILLER:
(into intercom)
On my way.
CUT TO:
Miller stands in his EVA suit in the darkened bridge. He
twists a manual valve.
MILLER:
Alright, Cooper.
EXT. LEWIS AND CLARK - HULL SECTION
Cooper looks at Smith.
COOPER:
Cross your fingers.
A moment later, mist flows from the vents into the bridge,
filling it with atmosphere. Miller watches the pressure rise
on his suit gauge.
SMITH (O.S.)
(radio)
It's holding... She's holding...!
COOPER (O.S.)
(radio)
We're still venting trace gasses,
gimme twenty minutes to plug the
hole.
MILLER:
You got it, Coop.
Miller removes his helmet. Breathes deep.
MILLER:
Back in business.
CUT TO:
Peters sits in front of the screen. The log is still
distorted.
Frustrated, she types in a series of instructions. Get to
her feet.
PETERS:
You got any coffee?
STARCK:
It's cold.
PETERS:
I don't care.
Behind Peters, the process refines, accelerates... pieces
coming together like a jigsaw...
Peters turns around. Sees the screen. The coffee slips from
her hand to the floor.
PETERS:
(tiny voice)
Starck...
Starck turns, sees the screen.
PETERS:
Sweet Jesus. Miller... MILLER!
CUT TO:
INT. EVENT HORIZON - BRIDGE
Miller, Starck, DJ watch the video. Peters turns away,
miserable. Unable to watch...
INT. EVENT HORIZON - BRIDGE THE VIDEO SCREEN
still distorted by static and roll, but finally lucid: FOUR
ORIGINAL CREW of the Event Horizon. On the Bridge.
ONE MAN dislocates his shoulder with a WET POPPING sound as
he shoves his arm down his own throat. Blood bubbles from
his nose. With a SHUCKING sound, he pulls his stomach out
his mouth...
Behind him, a MAN and WOMAN f***, covered with blood. She
bites through his neck. His head lolls to the other side.
She buries her face in the torn flesh as he thrusts into her
again and again...
Presiding over them, KILPACK. His eyes are bloody holes. His
hands reach out in offering. In the palms of his hands, his
eyes.
Kilpack opens his mouth and speaks with an INHUMAN VOICE.
KILPACK:
Liberatis tutemet ex infera...
Miller switches off the video. No one says anything.
MILLER:
We're leaving.
WEIR:
You can't, your orders are specific...
MILLER:
"...to rescue the crew and salvage
the ship." The crew is dead, Dr.
Weir. This ship killed them. And now
it's killing us.
WEIR:
You're insane. You've lost your mind.
MILLER:
Maybe you're right. But it's still
my command, and I have leeway to
abort when I feel there is an
unacceptable threat to my crew. And
(beat)
Starck, download all the files from
the Event Horizon's computers. Coop,
Smith, finish moving the CO2 scrubbers
back onto the Clark.
WEIR:
(stammering)
Don't... don't do this...
MILLER:
It's done.
CUT TO:
INT. LEWIS AND CLARK - AIRLOCK
Peters enters, carrying heavy CO2 scrubbers. Smith stops
her.
SMITH:
What's going on, sweethearts?
PETERS:
CO2 scrubbers for the Clark. Miller
pulled the plug on the mission.
Smith smiles.
SMITH:
About goddam time.
Sequence omitted from original script.
INT. EVENT HORIZON - MAIN ACCESS CORRIDOR - WITH AIRLOCKS
Weir follows Miller down the Corridor.
WEIR:
What about my ship?
MILLER:
We will take the Lewis and Clark to
a safe distance and then launch tac
missiles at the Event Horizon until
I am satisfied that she has been
destroyed.
(beat)
F*** this ship.
WEIR:
You... You can't do that!
MILLER:
Watch me.
Miller turns to walk away. Weir grabs Miller, wheeling him
around, almost frenzied.
WEIR:
You can't kill her, I won't let you!
I lost her once, I will not lose her
again...!
Miller shoves Weir back into the wall. The two stare at each
other. Adversaries...
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