Knight Rider 2000
- Year:
- 1991
- 91 min
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Knight Rider 2000
You've kept me here for three hours.
I got my rights,you know.
You can't just keep me
down here against my will.
I got to get home
and feed my 12 cats and my dogs.
They're hungry.
Quit jerking me around.
Are you okay?
Nice work.
I'll probably get hit with brutality.
That scum's a cop killer.
I love this system.
Hey, Miller,
we got the cush detail today.
Something even
your rookie can handle.
Thank you.
We're babysitting
the mayor.
Some fund-raiser at the Tower.
All the chicken wings you can eat.
I was coming.
So, McCormick, how do you like
the street life so far?
Haven't seen much action yet.
You probably won't,
unless there was
a sudden rash of Code 17 s...
at all the doughnut shops
in your sector.
You're full of them today, Hedges.
Every day.
Look, you've got a good partner.
Just don't blow it out there
and you'll be fine, honey.
Congratulations, Mr. Mayor.
Thank you.
I'm so glad for your support.
Good to see you.
Superjob.
Thank you very much.
We've got to talk.
What's the matter?
I have some anti-inflammatory
down in the unit.
Let me get it for you.
No. It'll pass.
Maybe a chicken wing might help.
I'll do him too, so help me God!
Come on!
Put 'em down! Please!
I'm gonna buzz 'em both.
You know the code.
He might get a shot off first.
Put down your ultrasound.
Put it down.
Attention, all Sector Five units,
Code 17-X in progress
at the Tower Restaurant.
Proceed with extreme caution.
- Freeze!
- Don't shoot!
I don't know about all of you,
but it impresses the hell out of me,
if I do say so myself.
It's a nice simulation,
but I doubt even that car...
could have saved
Mayor Cottam's life.
I'm afraid that's something we'll never know.
True, but once completed, I guarantee...
you'll be quite astonished
by what the Knight 4000 can do.
Frank Cottam gave me my career.
I want whoever's responsible
for his death stopped.
We all do, Mayor Abbey.
And we're your solution.
Not only do we have
a state-of-the-art operations base,
but now a vehicle, which is
an entire department on wheels.
I'm talking a communications center
with worldwide links.
The latest virtual reality display technology
and artificial intelligence...
superior to the commissioner
and all her cops put together.
With all due respect,
Commissioner Daniels.
Mr. Maddock's enthusiasm
is shared by the entire Foundation.
Of course, we're here
in the spirit of collaboration.
We do not need
another law enforcement
department here, period.
And I suppose L.A., New York
and Chicago don't either.
Funny, they all have
a freelance department now.
- We're not any of those cities.
- Oh, no?
" The city of the future."
That's what they said back in the '90s.
Well, I've got news for you.
The future's here,
and that tower is an antique now.
- So's your old way of fighting crime.
- Don't talk to me about antiques.
The Knight Foundation
was a philanthropic dinosaur
until Devon brought you on board.
Commissioner, that isn't quite accurate.
Mayor Cottam had enormous respect...
for our company's accomplishments,
established a relationship with us.
Keeping the city safe
is difficult enough...
without a freelance department
to stumble over.
At best you'll impede due process
I don't think I can listen
to much more of this.
Russ, please.
First you ban capital punishment.
Then you ban handguns from everyone,
including your own police.
It may work in other countries,
but it sure as hell doesn't work here.
It hasn't had a chance to work.
We are one of the first cities
to activate this ban.
We are setting a precedent
for the entire country.
I'm sorry, but the wrong people
are getting shot.
And what you do with these
murderers instead of firing back?
You buzz them with ultrasound,
and then you freeze them...
so that they can come back 20 years later
and victimize a whole new generation.
Cryogenic incarceration saves
an estimated $1.5 billion per year,
while solving the problem of prison
overcrowding and cruel conditions.
Whose side are you on anyway?
What's your point, Mr. Maddock?
You may be the next one lying dead
in a restaurant, Mr. Mayor.
Can you really afford not to have us?
I'm giving you 30 days to complete
that car and show me some results,
or I'm dropping your freelance contract.
Mr. Mayor, the Knight 4000
It won't be ready
for at least two more months.
That's not my problem.
Good day, gentlemen.
We'll get through this.
We need help, Russ.
We need help.
Hello, Michael.
Hello, Devon.
How are you?
Good. Real good.
Thank you.
I came here for two reasons:
to see an old friend
and because I need your help.
Devon, I'm not
the same person anymore.
I gave up that life.
I guess I'm on my third one now.
When we saved your life,
it was no random choice, Michael.
Right from the beginning,
we saw something in you.
I still see it.
I'm happy out here.
Are you?
I made a promise
a very long time ago,
a promise to fulfill one man's dream.
Devon, I don't want to--
Let me finish before you say no.
Wilton Knight created
the Foundation...
in hopes of finding intelligent
solutions to violent problems,
problems which have changed little
in tens, if not hundreds, of years.
That's what's kept me going, Michael.
I wouldn't ask this if there were
any other answer. I need you.
Come back for the next 30 days
until we cement our contract.
Then after that, if you decide to go,
I won't say a word.
Do you remember
" One man can make a difference."
I remember.
But that man is not me anymore.
of my Chevy outside.
Me is taking advantage of life
for a change,
instead of life
taking advantage of me.
No one ever suggested
that what we do is easy.
Nothing worthwhile ever is.
Don't make me beg, Michael.
I have nowhere else to turn.
Only under one condition.
He'll be waiting for us on arrival.
I had to liquidate certain things
to make our balance sheet look good.
Otherwise, we would have
never landed the franchise.
Frankly, I never considered KIT an asset to begin with.
Oh. I see.
It's nothing personal, Devon,
but the car didn't exactly have
fresh oil on the dipstick,
if you know what I mean.
With the 4000 on the way,
the price of storage.
- Yes, hardly.
- You let this guy actually do this?
This guy happens to be
your new boss, Mr. Knight.
And I'd watch that attitude
from now on.
I assume you can repurchase
the missing components.
Most of them, I think.
I was surprised I could sell them at all,
but I guess the research facilities
found them okay.
Shows how up-to-date they are.
Look, if you really insist
on buying them back--
Just don't... bother.
He's not exactly what you
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