Jupiter Ascending
1
Technically speaking, I'm an alien.
And from the perspective
of immigration, an illegal one.
My parents met at the university in Saint
Petersburg where he taught astrophysics
and she taught applied mathematics.
My mother fell in love with him
when she found him almost frozen to death
on the bank of the Neva,
staring at the stars.
Tonight, the sky is completely
full of miracles.
My mother won't talk much
about that time.
But my aunt Nino told me
about my father.
Max...
His name was Maximilian Jones
and he was the son of an English diplomat
who always saw the best in people.
I often wonder if what happened
to my mother and father
changed me from someone
who might have seen the best in people
the worst.
How's my Jupiter?
Not a planet. The planet.
The biggest and most beautiful planet
in our solar system.
She is our Jupiter.
Over my dead body
we will name her "Jupiter."
Soon you will discover that your mother can
be extraordinarily unreasonable at times.
But fortunately for us, she remains
susceptible to your father's particular...
charm.
No, oh, no, oh, no!
No, not the telescope, please!
Don't take the telescope, please!
Max! Ma...
In her grief, my mother pushed everyone
except her sister out of her life.
Somewhere in the middle
of the Atlantic,
she pushed me out too.
Pusha. Pusha!
I was born without a country.
Without a home.
Without a father.
But I was born in the house of Leo...
with Jupiter rising at twenty-three
degrees ascendant.
According to my aunt,
this is supposed to mean
that I am destined for great things
and that I will find
the one true love of my life.
- Jupiter.
- Coming!
- You finish the bathroom yet?
- Not yet.
- We still have another house tonight.
- I'll be fast.
Problem with astrology?
Total bullshit.
What was the name of this planet?
Zalintyre, I think.
Have you ever seen a harvest?
Oh, no. Never!
But I've heard they feel no pain.
It's all quite humane,
from what I've been told.
Well, there are marshals
and administrators
to make sure everything's done
according to code, but still...
It can be rather... affecting.
Now you sound like Mother.
Most of them were miserable in their lives
and what we do for them is a mercy.
Balem, thank you for responding.
We were just admiring this ledger
from your latest success.
Well done, brother.
The house of Abrasax
continues to thrive,
despite the squandering
of your inheritance, brother.
I must say, you're looking
a little worse for wear.
Could it be success
does not agree with you?
And you look so well.
Could it be that failure
agrees with you?
You may have inherited Mother's head
for business, but I inherited her heart.
And what does that leave me?
- Her beauty.
- Liar.
- Her humor.
- Her unluckiness in love?
Her fetish for wrinkles.
Well, if this is to be another
of your eulogies, Titus,
I have more important matters to attend.
It was her birthday recently.
You know I get sentimental, and I was going
through some of Mother's old sheave-work
and I came across a description of a planet
she claimed was the most rare
and beautiful estate she ever owned.
- Earth.
...earth. It was part of your inheritance,
wasn't it, brother?
I was quite moved by her description
and I was wondering
if there was any chance
you might be willing to part with it.
Titus, didn't you bother
to look at the sheaves?
than all of your estates combined.
Really?
I had no idea.
- Kalique.
- Balem.
Jupiter, get up!
Get up!
Jupiter, make the coffee. Come on.
I hate my life.
Jupiter, hurry up!
That one goes next to that one.
Jupiter! Get the garbage after this.
- You finish the bathroom?
- No.
Jupiter!
I hate my life.
Damn it.
Told you.
Lycantant.
Another Hunter.
And ex-legion. He was a skyjacker.
- How do you know that?
- The boots.
There was a Hunter in the legion.
A legend.
Could track a single gene in the gyre.
No matter who or what he is...
he's after our bounty.
That's him. It's got to be.
We should warn Lord Balem.
That is what we should do, but...
Do you trust me?
This matter must be handled
with delicacy, malidictes.
I understand, lady Kalique.
Neither Balem nor Titus
must suspect my involvement.
Of course, Your Majesty.
You believe The Hunters can be trusted?
Trust is an illusion, my lady.
I believe only in mutual self-interest.
They want another life. We can offer it.
Make the deal.
Welcome back, Lord Balem.
It has been too long.
I have not crossed the vastness
of space for your pleasantries, Mr. Night.
Of course, My Lord.
We have verified the geneprint.
Most unfortunate news.
of the recurrence.
My spies whisper
but cannot substantiate.
So you have her print,
but you don't have her?
Mr. Tskalikan.
The keepers traced the print
to a medical clinic.
They're eliminating every lead.
We have a name. Dunlevy.
Katherine Dunlevy.
Well, I want miss Dunlevy found...
and I want her dead.
Black. Classic? A la mode, a la m... No.
Katherine, I'm done.
Jupiter! Help, please?
- Wow, what's the occasion?
- Austin Davis is taking me to dinner.
- I think he's gonna ask me to marry him!
Jupiter, he's the number eight richest
bachelor under thirty in America.
He speaks fluent Chinese and German,
and he was an alternate
- Solid rsum.
- Yeah, I mean, it sounds totally...
- ...Cinderella, doesn't it?
- Sure.
Then why do I feel like
I'm about to throw up? Oh, God.
I just don't remember Cinderella puking.
Kind of remember her dancing
with a bunch of mice.
Have you ever...
fallen in love, Jupiter?
You know, my mom says that love
is just a fairytale for little girls.
That really, it's all just urges
and obligations.
Wow. That's kind of harsh.
- You want my advice?
- Yes.
If he's really in love with you,
then he'll understand
that you're just overwhelmed and...
and you need a little time.
- That makes sense.
- Yeah.
Okay, what do I wear now?
Something that reminds him
of what he is waiting for.
Like that Red McQueen,
or this Little Ricci.
Katherine? Everything all right?
Yeah, no, no. We're good.
I'll be down in a sec.
Picked up a referral. A townhouse.
But it has to be Wednesday.
- Wednesday's full. Three houses.
- So do four.
English, please.
We use English in this house.
Use whatever you like.
Stalin?! I'm Stalin?
You don't want the money.
I will give it to... Gleb's crew.
Good. Thank you.
- We'll take it.
- Big surprise.
Hey, cousin, speaking of money,
I was wondering if...
Oh, let me guess. Another advance.
For what this time? Shoes? A new phone?
I'll earn it back.
No, you mean you'll waste it
trying to make yourself feel better
by buying something you don't need.
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