Mimic 2 Page #4

Synopsis: When a cockroach-spread plague threatened to decimate the child population of New York City in the original Mimic, biologist Susan Tyler and her research associates developed a crossbreed species of insect, the "Judas Breed" and introduced them into the environment, where they were to spread a toxin, lethal to the cockroaches. The plan worked until the bugs evolved to mimic their next prey.....humans! Just when they were all thought to be dead, the giant Judas bugs are back, and this time they've mutated to take on human form!
Director(s): Jean de Segonzac
Production: Miramax
  1 win & 2 nominations.
 
IMDB:
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Rotten Tomatoes:
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R
Year:
2001
82 min
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a decoy or something.

Clothes, maybe.

We'd have to leave 'em behind|in roughly the same positions.

We don't know this'll work.

- We don't know it won't.|- That's not bad.

All right.

- You and Sal go.|- No.

Sal, this is your best chance|and you're taking it.

Nicky and I,|we're right behind you, OK?

Please, get Sal out of here.

Do whatever it takes.

I'm coming back if you're not|out that door in 60 seconds.

Fair enough.

OK. OK, come on, Sal.

Come on, let's go.

You heard the lady. Let's go.

I need you|to do this, Sal, OK?

Let's go.

Here. I stole it.

I'm sorry I made you cry.

You ready to do this?

Sure this is gonna work?

It was your idea, remember?

The female scent is|the strongest attractant...

there is in the insect world.

I've seen just one molecule|drive males into fits...

of self-destruction,|ripping themselves apart...

completely overriding|what limited capacity...

for reason|they might otherwise have.

I could die|in the next two minutes.

Well, if you don't|move your hand...

you're gonna die|in the next few seconds.

Sorry.

Don't answer it.

Move, move!|Take your positions!

- Move, move!|- Over there!

She didn't answer.

You're surprised? I'm not.

Let's go, go, go!

Gives me the willies.

Move!|Let's back all the way up!

Run.

Don't shoot! Don't shoot!

There's two more inside!

- Where?|- In the principal's office.

- No, not anymore.|- What do you mean?

No, we just rang it.

There's nobody in there...|alive, at least.

What are you talking about?|You can't know that!

No, we just rang the office|and nobody picked up.

You rang it?|I just came from there!

That's it!|Back off, Detective!

What was that, Remi?

Come on, just keep going.

Remi?

Detective!

We'll take it from here, thanks.

Sergeant, escort these two|to the holding area.

I want this premises sealed now.

What are you doing?

Containment and eradication.|It's that simple.

Give me five minutes.

Can't do it.|Every second we delay...

lowers our probability|of success.

God damn it, there's|still two people in there.

There's a hell of a lot|more hanging on this deal...

than two people who are|probably dead already.

Sergeant.

Let's go.

Aren't you gonna|take my gun first?

Take his gun.

Hey, a**hole!

Clear the stairs!

Stay down.

- What's it doing now, Remi?|- I don't know.

Oh, God, your scent.

What about my scent, Remi?

It's all over me now.

What does that mean?

Deaver, Jason Mundy, Lou...

What?

It's eliminating|the competition.

You gotta get out of here, Nicky.

Get out of here, Nicky. Go!

Hey, you guys,|it's down the hall!

Where?

Right down the hall,|man, come on!

Get him out of here!

Let's get out of here, now!|Come on!

Come on,|what are you waiting for?

Get out of here!

Don't be stupid! Let's go!

Last chance!

Screw him.

Couldn't stop|the detective, sir.

He took off|to recover the woman's body.

Get everybody back.

- I got a son about your age.|- Sorry to hear that.

The canisters are being|put in place, sir!

Well, let's get|this puppy packing!

- Sarge.|- Sir?

Expedite the kids.

Let's go, son.

Bring 'em down!|Let's go!

Remi.

Hold out|one thousand...

Primaries in place!|Clear the area!

OK, you heard him.|Let's go!

Move it! Move it!

Easy, easy.

Easy, easy.|You're among friends.

I'm Dr. Shapiro.

How are you feeling?

Still sensitive.|That's good.

A good neural response.

You're something of|a medical marvel, you know.

No internal bleeding.|No infection.

I don't know whether|to write a paper...

or take you out dancing.

Oh, God.|Something in my...

There was,|but it's all gone now.

We cleared away every last bit|of it, I assure you.

All of it?

Absolutely all of it.

What was it?

Can you tell me what it was?

Larva.

Insect larva.

I don't know|exactly what variety...

because they were|immediately confiscated...

by the Department of Defense.

But they were, in fact...

largely responsible|for your remarkable turn around.

How?

They're necrophagous.

In much the same way|ordinary maggots...

were used|by medieval physicians...

to eat away dead|and infected tissue.

Those remarkable buggers cleaned|you up like little shopvacs...

and their mucoid secretions|staunched your bleeding to boot.

Miss Remi, I think you probably|owe them your life.

It is dead, right?

Looks dead to me.

Not good. This is very bad news.

This thing's already morphed.

It's just the outer casing.

We gotta|find it while it's still soft.

Oh, Jesus.

This thing's already|metamorphed into a new instar.

What the hell|are we looking for?

You have a visitor.

Who?

Says he's family.

Does he have a name?

Not one he's willing to share.

Family?

Get your little|miscreant butt over here.

It looks worse than it feels.

How'd you get here, anyway?

My aunt drove me.

Yeah?

Yeah.

Where is she now?

You made it up.|You don't have an aunt.

I do.

Lots of ants.

Remember, Sal,|this is a foster situation.

You clear on what that is?

No long-term commitments.

Just want to be clear.

- Keep the change.|- Thanks, lady.

What do you think?

I kinda pictured something|a little different.

- Yeah, like how?|- More yellow.

Yellow?

Yeah, yellow...|with chocolate sprinkles.

OK.

Check out the new door.

Three-inch reinforced steel.

Stay here.

I thought I told you|to stay in the hall.

Sit here. Don't move.

Thank God it's you.

Christ. How much longer...

we gotta pick over|this f***ing place?

What the hell do you care?|You're on an hourly.

Yeah. Who do I see|about a raise?

Wait a second. What's that?

Looks like your buddy|Detective Klaski.

Wait a second.|If that's Klaski...

then who the hell carried|that girl out of here?

Nine days?

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Donald A. Wollheim

Donald Allen Wollheim (October 1, 1914 – November 2, 1990) was an American science fiction editor, publisher, writer, and fan. As an author, he published under his own name as well as under pseudonyms, including David Grinnell.A founding member of the Futurians, he was a leading influence on science fiction development and fandom in the 20th century United States.Ursula K. Le Guin called Wollheim "the tough, reliable editor of Ace Books, in the Late Pulpalignean Era, 1966 and ’67, " which is when he published her first two novels, in an Ace Double. more…

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