High-Rise Page #4
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- Year:
- 2015
- 119 min
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What's in all of
these boxes anyway?
Sex and paranoia.
What did you say?
Nothing.
- Shall we get some air?
- Is that your sister?
Laing:
Probably.Did you get any sleep?
Laing:
Not really. You?No.
Talbot's right.
It's as if everyone
suddenly silently
decided to cross some line.
- Be worse tonight.
- It's not that bad, surely?
- Can't be.
- Are you sure you're a doctor?
Of course I am.
What else would I be?
Yuck!
Laing!
Listen, I've got an idea.
A solid one.
I need an introduction
to the architect.
I'm gonna make a documentary
about this place.
That young man Munrow, you know,
the one who died last night?
He'll make a good
starting point.
I mean,
doesn't it seem odd, Laing,
that a man can fall from
the 39th floor
and not one police car turn up?
Where's the investigation,
Laing?
I mean, where's the sirens?
Laing!
Christ!
Who was that?
Wilder.
What did he want?
Why didn't he come in?
I don't know, some scheme.
I'd steer clear of him
for a while.
Of Wilder?
Don't be absurd. He went a bit
overboard with Simmons,
but really he
wouldn't hurt a fly.
What about a dog?
Charlotte:
It's rude to spy, Toby.
Laing:
Leave him be,he's not doing any harm.
I wouldn't, if I were you.
Laing:
What have you got there?
- A kaleidoscope.
- Laing:
Oh.Laing:
What can you seethrough that thing?
The future.
And what do you want
to be in that future of yours?
An engine driver?
An astronaut?
- Oh, for God's sake, Toby.
Laing:
He's quite right.
I should go and change.
Simmons is right.
Wilder is nothing but
an unconscionable
f***ing reprobate.
He's symptomatic, isn't he?
You know, the whole place
obviously needs a firmer hand.
There's no food left.
Only the dog's.
And Mrs. Hillman is refusing
what I apparently owe her.
Like all poor people,
she's obsessed with money.
Yes.
You know, we can't have
a repeat of last night.
Pangbourne:
We have got to showthe lower floors
that we can throw
a better party than them.
Healthy competition is the basis
But you're right,
we must prevail.
We must commandeer
all necessary resources.
Simmons? List.
Booze.
Canaps.
Cocktail onions.
Pangbourne:
Other suggestions?Cake.
Are we talking about
a raiding party then?
Pangbourne:
Not so harsh.Although I think we
should be prepared
to meet moderate resistance.
Ah.
Royal. Just the man.
You still hold the key
to the building,
symbolically, at least.
We'd like you to lead
a delegation.
Where to? The United Nations?
The supermarket.
Richard?
- Is that you?
- It's all right.
Go back to sleep.
Helen:
What are you doing?
Wilder:
I'm starting a new project.
Another prison documentary?
- Richard?
- What?
You shouldn't leave me
alone like that.
I love you
but I don't trust you.
I don't think I ever have.
Isn't that sad?
You're not alone.
You've got the children.
Things would be better
if we could afford to move
to a higher floor.
It's the light
I envy them up there.
Wilder:
Stop torturing yourself.You're perfectly happy.
Try and be more like Charlotte.
Less giving, you mean?
- At least leave me some money.
- There's money on the table.
Excuse me.
Get out of my way!
Residuum.
the most unusual garbage.
Objects that could well be of
interest to the Vice Squad.
Look.
I don't know anything about it.
I don't know what caused it.
And I didn't do it.
We're on the same level.
That's all that counts now.
At least until all
of this blows over.
Steele:
Restrain that intruder!
There, look! What we need
is a good sturdy chain!
What are you doing?
I'm packing to leave.
What do you think?
Has anyone actually made a
formal complaint to the owners?
We are the owners.
Pass me that green thing.
Daddy likes to see me in it.
You're not going anywhere.
I forbid it.
Well...
That's the first time he's
touched me in... Six months?
Royal:
Simmons!Royal:
Simmons!What's wrong? Poor little chap.
Pangbourne:
What about him?Jane:
Good God,what do they look like?
Cosgrove:
You know,I've never been in one of these.
What does one do exactly?
- Hunt and gather, of course.
- Gather what, exactly?
Announcer:
Welcome to the15th floor market.
Today we have a special
offer on French bread
and French fromage.
Thank you
Wilder:
Talbot! Where the hellare you hiding, man?
Talbot:
The modelhere is less the noble savage
and more our un-innocent
post-Freudian selves.
Perhaps they resent never
having had the chance
to become perverse.
Outraged by all that
over-indulgent toilet training.
Customer:
Queue's back here, pal.
Good. Working.
Need to get to the top.
This money's yours if you can
point me in the direction
of the service lift.
Wilder:
Oh, hello, girls.Out on a spree, are we?
That's Wilder!
Yes, I recognize you
from the foyer.
Sort of an agitator type.
Bet you wish you'd gone to the
back of the bloody queue now.
Wilder:
Bastard!Obviously a far more dangerous
mix than anything our
Victorian forebears
had to cope with anyway.
Excuse me,
let me through, please.
Hold on.
What have you got?
- Let me see it.
- Don't touch that.
I wouldn't do that
if I were you.
Let me through, it's my paint.
Get off that, it's mine.
It's mine!
It's my paint!
I think you burst his eyeball.
Misogynist!
Talbot?
He's expecting us.
the Geneva bloody Convention
to get you out of this one,
you longhaired poofter.
Help! Help!
Room for two more?
I haven't got any money.
Will this do?
Look after your brother.
Why? You made him.
Is it the bomb?
- When are you coming back?
- Soon.
Are you freaking out?
Kiss.
Kiss.
Laing:
Helen.Come in, come in.
Please.
It's so nice to see you.
Listen, you must
give me your opinion.
the right tone.
What do you think?
Woman:
And now the shipping forecast
issued by the Met Office
at 2-3-4-3
on Saturday the 18th.
There are warnings of gales
in all areas except Trafalgar.
The general synopsis
at 1-8-double 0,
low, 200 miles
south of Iceland...
Royal:
Simmons!Where's my wife?
I don't know.
Well who invited
all these people?
They invited themselves.
You can't hide up here forever.
You'll have to go down there
and save her.
He's right.
Pangbourne:
Or worse.
Unless that's what you want.
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