Fahrenheit 451 Page #7
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- 1966
- 112 min
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WE WERE ALL ASLEEP.
COME ON.
LOOK, I HAVE TO GET HOME.
IT'S TERRIBLY IMPORTANT.
UNCLE WOKE ME UP
AND TOLD ME:
TO GET AWAY.
I ESCAPED:
THROUGH THE SKYLIGH OVER THE ROOF.
THIS IS:
THE LAST PLACE YOU
SHOULD HAVE COME TO.
I KNOW, BUT THERE'S
SOMETHING I MUST FIND.
I'M FRIGHTENED.
ALL RIGHT,
I'LL STAY WITH YOU.
IT MUST BE HERE:
SOMEWHERE.
WHAT MUST BE HERE ?
SOMETHING.
SOMETHING I HAVE TO FIND.
FIND AND DESTROY.
LET ME LOOK.
YOU WOULDN'T KNOW WHERE
TO START LOOKING.
IT WAS MY JOB.
HOW BIG ?
ABOUT THIS BIG.
PAPERS.
OH.
IT'S NO USE.
WE'LL FIND IT.
DON'T YOU WORRY.
IT'S A LIST OF ADDRESSES.
FRIENDS OF MY UNCLE;
THEY'RE HIDING.
WE'LL FIND IT.
WHAT ARE YOU DOING ?
WE MUS DESTROY THESE.
UH-HUH.
I ALWAYS WANTED:
TO TELL YOU...
OUR MEETING:
IN THE MONORAIL:
WAS NO ACCIDENT.
I NOTICED YOU,
AND I FOLLOWED YOU.
I THOUGH YOU COULD HELP US.
I KNEW IT WHEN:
THAT OLD WOMAN:
KILLED HERSELF.
I REALIZED THERE
WAS A CONNECTION
BETWEEN YOU.
YES.
SHE WAS AFRAID SHE'D TALK
AND GIVE US AWAY.
YES.
AND I--
[ Chuckles ]
THIS MORNING, WHAT DO I DO ?
I GET INTO A LITTLE BI OF TROUBLE,
AND I FAIN LIKE A SILLY, LITTLE GIRL.
I CAN'T BE A FIREMAN ANYMORE.
WHAT IS THAT OVER THERE ?
[ Clarisse ]
THAT ? THAT'S A ROCKING CHAIR.
PEOPLE USED TO SIT...
OUTSIDE THEIR HOUSES
BACKWARDS AND FORWARDS.
OH, REALLY ?
TALKING TO ANYONE
PASSING BY.
JUST TALKING.
WE'LL HAVE TO GO
AWAY FROM HERE.
I KNOW A PLACE.
MY UNCLE TOLD ME
IF EVER HE WAS TAKEN.
YOU FOLLOW THE RIVER UPSTREAM
STEAM RAILWAY LINE.
THE BOOK PEOPLE LIVE.
- THE GOOD PEOPLE ?
- NO, BOOK. THE BOOK PEOPLE.
YOU'VE NOT HEARD
OF THEM ?
NO.
PEOPLE WHO VANISHED.
SOME WERE ARRESTED
OTHERS WERE RELEASED.
SOME DIDN'T WAIT TO BE ARRESTED.
THEY JUST HID THEMSELVES AWAY.
THE WOODS AND THE HILLS. THEY
THE LAW CAN'T TOUCH THEM.
THEY LIVE QUITE PEACEABLY
AND DO NOTHING THAT'S FORBIDDEN.
THOUGH, IF THEY CAME
INTO THE CITY, THEY
MIGHT NOT LAST LONG.
BUT HOW CAN YOU:
CALL THEM BOOK PEOPLE...
IF THEY DON'T DO ANYTHING
AGAINST THE LAW ?
THEY ARE BOOKS.
EACH ONE, MEN AND WOMEN,
EVERYONE, COMMITS A BOOK
AND THEY BECOME THE BOOKS.
OF COURSE, EVERY NOW AND THEN,
SOMEONE GETS STOPPED, ARRESTED.
WHICH IS WHY:
THEY LIVE SO CAUTIOUSLY.
BECAUSE THE SECRET THEY CARRY
IS THE MOST PRECIOUS SECRE IN THE WORLD.
WITH THEM, ALL HUMAN KNOWLEDGE
WOULD PASS AWAY.
YOU MUST COME WITH ME.
OH, NO, NOT YET.
UH, IT IS TOO SOON FOR ME.
I WAS STILL BURNING BOOKS.
YES, IN TIME, PERHAPS.
BUT NOW EVERYTHING IN MY LIFE
HAS SUDDENLY CHANGED.
I HAVE A PLAN.
I WILL HIDE A BOOK
IN EVERY FIREMAN'S HOUSE
AND THEN DENOUNCE HIM.
THE SYSTEM WILL EAT ITSELF.
WE MUST BURN:
THE PYROMANIACS OUT.
[ Siren Passing ]
SEPARATELY.
YOU TO YOUR BOOK PEOPLE
WE SHALL SEE:
EACH OTHER AGAIN.
NO, WE SHAN'T.
WHY PRETEND WE SHALL ?
YOU ARE RIGHT.
WE SHAN'T.
[ Gasps ]
FIT AND WELL AGAIN ?
GOOD, EXCELLENT. COME ON,
I'M SORRY, SIR.
I WAS ON MY WAY:
TO TELL YOU...
I SHAN'T BE STAYING
WITH THE FORCE, SIR.
SHAN'T BE ?
BUT THIS ISN' HOW THINGS ARE DONE, MONTAG.
NOT ON THE EVE OF PROMOTION.
I SHAN'T BE COMING
IN TOMORROW.
TOMORROW'S ANOTHER DAY.
TODAY YOU'RE UNDER MY COMMAND.
MONTAG, I'M ASKING YOU,
AS ONE MAN TO ANOTHER.
PLEASE. PLEASE !
YOU CAN'T LET ME DOWN
LIKE THIS IN FRONT OF THE MEN,
JUST THIS ONE LAST CALL.
MONTAG.
- THIS IS MY HOUSE !
- [ Chuckles ]
MM-HMM, THAT'S RIGHT.
LINDA !
I COULDN'T BEAR IT.
I JUST COULDN'T BEAR I ANYMORE.
WELL, NOW, MONTAG KNOWS
EXACTLY WHAT WE'RE LOOKING FOR.
LEAVE IT TO HIM.
TO HIDE. ISN'T THAT SO ?
I LIKE A MAN WHO KNOWS HIS WORK.
YOU MEN, JUST CHECK THE RES OF THE HOUSE.
EVERYTHING READY, FABIAN ?
COME ON,
BRING US THE SPARKLER.
AS THIS IS MONTAG'S HOME,
I THINK, PERHAPS, HE SHOULD
DO THE HONORS.
WHAT ARE YOU DOING IN THERE !
COME ON, GET BACK IN THERE !
WHAT DO YOU THINK YOU'RE DOING ?
I SAID THE BOOKS, MONTAG !
THAT'S GOOD.
SWEET REASON.
NOVELS AREN'T LIFE.
WHAT DID MONTAG HOPE
TO GET OUT OF ALL THIS PRINT ?
HAPPINESS ?
WHAT A POOR IDIO YOU MUST HAVE BEEN.
THIS GIBBERISH IS ENOUGH
THOUGHT YOU COULD LEARN
FROM THESE HOW TO WALK
MONTAG MUST LEARN
TO THINK A LITTLE.
CONSIDER HOW ALL THESE
WRITINGS, ALL THESE RECIPES
FOR HAPPINESS DISAGREE.
NOW LET THIS HEAP
OF CONTRADICTIONS
BURN ITSELF OUT.
YOU KNOW IT'S WE WHO,
FOR MAN'S HAPPINESS.
LOOK, ISN'T THAT LOVELY ?
THE PAGES,
LIKE FLOWER PETALS
OR BUTTERFLIES,
LUMINOUS AND BLACK.
WHO CAN EXPLAIN:
THE FASCINATION OF FIRE ?
WHAT DRAWS US TO IT ?
[ Chuckles ]
NOTHING TO SAY ?
THAT'S THE SPIRIT.
THAT'S REAL WISDOM.
[ Whispers ]
HE STILL HAS ONE.
WHAT HAVE YOU GOT THERE ?
WITH THE OTHERS, AND YOU'RE
UNDER ARREST.
MONTAG.
[ Screaming ]
- [ Screaming ]
- GET OUT OF THERE !
[ Fireman ]
EVERYBODY, OUT OF HERE QUICK !
HE'S GONE MAD !
[ Whistle Blowing ]
WATCH FOR A MAN RUNNING
THROUGH THE STREETS.
REPEATING.
CALLING ALL CITIZENS.
WANTED FOR MURDER: MONTAG.
OCCUPATION:
FIREMAN.AND ON FOOT.
LET EACH ONE STAND
AT HIS FRONT DOOR.
LOOK AND LISTEN.
THROUGH THE STREETS.
REPEATING.
CALLING ALL CITIZENS.
WANTED FOR MURDER: MONTAG.
OCCUPATION:
FIREMAN.THE CRIMINAL IS ALONE
AND ON FOOT.
LET EACH ONE STAND
AT HIS FRONT DOOR.
LOOK AND LISTEN.
[ High-Pitched Droning ]
[ Droning Continues ]
[ Policemen Passing Overhead ]
[ Chopping Wood ]
I AM, UH--
YES, WE KNOW
WHO YOU ARE.
YOU'RE THE MAN
OF THE HOUR.
COME.
COME AND WITNESS
YOUR OWN CAPTURE.
MY CAPTURE ?
THAT'S RIGHT.
OUR BEAUTIFUL COUSIN
IS BEING...
PARTICULARLY:
ENTERTAINING TODAY.
YOU'LL SEE.
OH, I BEG YOUR PARDON.
I AMTHE JOURNAL:
OF HENRI BRILARD
BY STENDHAL.
[ TV Announcer ]
MONTAG IS STILL AT LARGE,
[ Rotors Whirring ]
THE AERIAL PATROL
THEY CAN'T KEEP THE VIEWERS
WAITING MUCH LONGER.
THEY'LL FIND SOMEBODY.
ANYBODY WILL DO TO PROVIDE THEM
WITH THEIR CLIMAX.
[ Rotors Whirring ]
YOU CAN SEE HIM CLEARLY NOW.
THERE IS MONTAG,
RUNNING HEADLONG INTO THE TRAP,
SCURRYING ABOU LIKE A FRIGHTENED RAT.
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