I, Robot Page #5
- PG-13
- Year:
- 2004
- 115 min
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INT. SUBTERRANEAN LEVEL 5 - CONTINUOUS 31
...Subterranean Level 5. A labyrinth of metal and concrete.
IN THE DISTANCE. A troupe of SECURITY PERSONNEL swarms
around a closed ELEVATOR DOOR...
24.
VICTOR:
The suspect is about to be
apprehended, Detective.
SPOONER:
I.ll believe it when I see it.
Spooner. Cocking his gun. A soft DING! Announcing the
elevator car.s arrival.
SECURITY, all crouching down in unison. Weapons brought
round to position.
Spooner. Weaving through them. Gun pointed at the metal
doors as...
WHOOSH. They slide open. Revealing a ROBOT. Standing
under the LIGHT. Holding a GUN. It steps out as Security
takes aim and...
SPOONER:
Wait!
Spooner pushes past them to the Robot. Looks down at its
leg. UNSCATHED.
SPOONER:
This is not the same robot!
Looking wildly around. Goddammit. Bounds towards an EXIT as
Calvin steps forward to question the robot.
CALVIN:
(to Robot)
What happened to the robot that
ordered you to hold this firearm?
ELEVATOR ROBOT:
This unit is not programmed to obey
an order given by a robot...
CALVIN:
But who gave you this gun?
SPOONER. Running towards the exit. Hears the answer.
Echoing behind him...
ELEVATOR ROBOT:
A metal man.
25.
32 EXT. U.S. ROBOTICS - DAY 32
BAM! He BURSTS out into the PLAZA in front of U.S. Robotics.
Squinting into the light. Then PLUNGING into the crowd...
HUMAN...ROBOT...HUMAN...ROBOT...they all look the same from
behind. Spooner running. Through the sea of MAN and
MACHINE. When someone. Starts to SCREAM. At the sight of
his GUN. The crowd begins SCATTERING. Chaos. Spooner
stops. Near a fountain. Turning 360. Looking everywhere...
The Robot. Gone.
SPOONER (V.O.)
...I want a homicide unit on every
street, sidewalk, alley...
33 INT. POLICE H.Q. - HOMICIDE UNIT - DAY 33
Spooner, standing in front of an assemblage of COPS. Behind
him, an image of the Robot Suspect plays on the screen...
SPOONER:
...junkyard, scrapyard, and salvage
Behind him, flashing images of the city STREETS and DUMPS...
SPOONER:
It.s got a bullet hole above the
right knee, so be on the look-out
for any malfunctioning NS-2...
Lieutenant Bergin enters the back of the room. Next to him,
ASSISTANT D.A. TOLLER. Not looking happy.
SPOONER:
Check out all retail outlets and
repair shops, especially the
underground ones...
The screen behind him compartmentalises, showing various
dubious SHOP FRONTS...
SPOONER:
I don.t care who you have to get
past to get this done. Just get it
done.
The Cops, begin dispersing. As Bergin catches Spooner.s eye.
Spooner, not pleased to see Toller. Heads over...
26.
TOLLER:
Looking like sh*t, Spooner.
SPOONER:
Well I.m not the one always giving
Press Conferences...
Bergin puts a hand on Spooner.s arm. Knows he.s not going to
like this.
LT. BERGIN
Del, we.re going to have to
reclassify the search. D.A..s
office is seeing this NS-2 as
.missing evidence. -- not a
homicide suspect.
SPOONER:
What?
TOLLER:
Homicide is the murder of a human
being by another human being.
Therefore, a robot cannot be
charged with .homicide..
SPOONER:
This isn.t just any robot...
TOLLER:
It.s malfunctioning.
SPOONER:
It killed someone. That
registering with you?
Spooner. Shakes off Bergin.s arm. Eyeballs Toller.
SPOONER:
How many shares of U.S.R. you
holding in your portfolio, Toller?
TOLLER:
This is a public safety issue.
SPOONER:
That.s convenient.
TOLLER:
You have any idea what would happen
to this city if we went running
around screaming .killer robot?.
It would collapse in on itself.
(MORE)
27.
TOLLER (cont.d)
Wide-spread panic. Until that NS-
2.s found we.re cooperating with
U.S. Robotics and keeping this
investigation under wraps.
LT. BERGIN
Maybe this isn.t the case for you,
Del.
Incensed, Spooner replies a little louder than he intended.
SPOONER:
I.m fine!
Rakes his hand through his hair. Turns to see the other
COPS, looking over at him. Toller smirks. Looks to Bergin.
TOLLER:
I want updated reports every half
hour.
Heads off. Spooner. Watching him.
SPOONER:
This is it, you know. From now on
we.re going to miss the good old
days.
LT. BERGIN
Good old days?
SPOONER:
When people were killed by other
people.
34 INT./EXT. SPOONER.S CAR - CITY STREET - DUSK 34
Spooner. Rolling along in his car. Eyes, bloodshot.
Peering out the window:
An NS-2 model ROBOT laden with shopping bags, following its
owner down the sidewalk...
Another ROBOT, opening the door at a hotel for GUESTS...
A couple HAULING ROBOTS, loading heavy boxes onto the back of
a truck...
Spooner. Rubs his eyes. Turns a corner and spots:
A ROBOT REPAIR SHOP.
28.
The latest models in the window. Shiny. Streamlined.
Spooner watches as a WOMAN leads her faulty NS-2 to the
service entrance.
He stops the car.
35 INT. TAXI (MOVING) - ESTATE STREETS - NIGHT 35
Calvin riding in the back of a DRIVERLESS taxi cab. Staring
out the window, lost in thought. The cab pulls up to a curb.
TAXI VOICE:
We have arrived at your
destination.
Calvin. Takes a beat. Then swipes her card.
36 EXT. CALVIN.S CONDO ESTATE - NIGHT 36
Elegant condos set on prime real estate. Calvin heads down a
tree-lined walk towards her condo entrance.
SPOONER (O.S.)
One of my bullets hit your robot...
Startled. She drops her key card. As Spooner steps out from
behind a tree. The tail of his coat, whipping in the wind.
CALVIN:
Detective!...
SPOONER:
And I think it.s smart enough to
repair itself -- don.t you?
CALVIN:
(studying him)
Yes. I think so.
SPOONER:
Where?
CALVIN:
Any repair shop...
SPOONER:
brings the robot in for repair.
Where would a robot without an
owner go?
29.
CALVIN:
I.m not sure what you.re getting
at.
SPOONER:
(stepping closer)
Does U.S. Robotics have a factory
in the city limits?
Calvin. Tucking her hair behind her ears.
CALVIN:
The locations of our factories are
classified.
SPOONER:
I don.t care.
Calvin. Looks up at him. A Mexican stand-off.
CALVIN:
I have several conditions if I show
you.
SPOONER:
I expected that.
CALVIN:
First. I want it brought in
unharmed.
SPOONER:
(doesn.t like it, but)
Agreed.
CALVIN:
Second. I want to talk to it,
alone.
SPOONER:
Too dangerous.
CALVIN:
This model violated the Three Laws.
It also moved and reacted
differently than any robot I.ve
ever seen. There must be some sort
of logical explanation. I want to
find out what that is. No police.
No prosecutors. No you. Just me
and the robot.
Spooner, looks down at this small woman. Narrows his eyes.
30.
SPOONER:
When they told me you were a
psychologist, that wasn.t the whole
truth, was it?
CALVIN:
beings.
37 INT./EXT. SPOONER.S CAR (MOVING) - CITY UNDERPASS - NIGHT 37
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