Pinocchio's Revenge Page #4
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- Year:
- 1996
- 96 min
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THREE PEOPLE DIED
OF AN OVERDOSE.
HEY, THAT'S WHA THE BOX WANTED.
THE BOX?
YEAH.
YOU KNOW,
THE TELEVISION.
THE TELEVISION TOLD
DAMN STRAIGHT.
I WOULDN'T HAVE
DONE IT OTHERWISE.
ON VIGILANTES OR SOMETHING?
NO.
ALL RIGHT.
I'M NOT CRAZY, LADY.
IT'S BEDTIME,
SWEETHEART.
GOOD NIGHT.
NO, THANKS.
[ZOE]
INTO TROUBLE, O.K.?
ZOE...ARE YOU TALKING
JUST PINOCCHIO.
OH...O.K.
ZOE, YOU SHOULDN' TELL PEOPLE I TALK TO YOU.
WHY NOT?
BECAUSE THEY'LL
THEN I'LL NEVER
BE A FAMILY SOMEDAY--
YOU, ME, AND MOM?
SURE. YOU KNOW
BUT WE CAN'T BE
DAVID'S AROUND.
I KNOW.
PINOCCHIO.
REMEMBER, YOU CAN' BECOME A REAL BOY
IF YOU KEEP:
DOING BAD THINGS.
THE SAME WAY PUNISHING THA B*TCH AT SCHOOL WAS A GOOD THING.
[FOOTSTEPS]
PINOCCHIO.
WHERE ARE YOU?
[FOOTSTEPS]
ZOE!
[GASP]
GETTING PINOCCHIO.
NO. HE'S IN
THE BASEMENT.
WHOA. I'LL GET HIM.
NO. THAT'S O.K.
I'LL GET HIM.
GO TO BED.
GO ON.
I'LL GET HIM.
O.K.
VERY FUNNY.
GOD--DAMN IT!
O.K., ZOE. HERE I COME.
UNH!
[DOOR CREAKING]
[DOOR CLOSES]
EXCUSE ME, I NEED--
MOMMY!
ZOE!
ARE YOU O.K.?
[CRYING]
OH, MOMMY, IT'S DAVID!
WHAT HAPPENED?
TOOK A NASTY TUMBLE
IS HE O.K.?
WE'VE NOTIFIED
HIS PARENTS.
IF YOUR DAUGHTER
HADN'T DIALED 911,
I DON'T THINK
[SIREN]
O.K.
ALL RIGHT.
ANSWER ME!
NO.
YOU'RE LYING,
AREN'T YOU?
IF SOPHIA WASN'T AROUND.
ZOE?
GETTING BUGS.
I FORGOT.
FOR SCIENCE TODAY.
NO. I'M O.K.
YOU SURE? REALLY?
REALLY.
O.K.
[ENGINE STARTS]
ZOE.
I FOUND WALTER:
IN THE TRASH.
[CRICKET CHIRPING]
A CONSCIENCE:
FOR PINOCCHIO.
SO HE WON'T DO
WELL...GOOD LUCK.
IN THE ORIGINAL:
ITALIAN VERSION,
PINOCCHIO ACTUALLY
AND HE SQUASHED THE CRICKE DURING ONE OF HIS TANTRUMS.
COME ON.
ABOUT DAVID'S ACCIDENT?
FEELINGS ABOUT THAT.
[INTERCOM BEEPS]
DR. EDWARDS?
I'M WITH A PATIENT,
KELLY.
WANTED TO PERSONALLY SPEAK
OH, RIGHT.
THANK YOU.
[BEEP]
EXCUSE ME, ZOE.
I'LL BE BACK
IN A MINUTE.
I HOPE YOU'RE HAPPY.
NOW HE THINKS:
I HURT DAVID.
YOU KNOW.
NO, I DON'T!
ARE YOU SURE?
OH, NO.
IT WASN'T ME.
IT WAS YOU.
SHUT UP.
SHUT UP!
IF YOU WEREN'T THERE, HOW
SHUT UP! SHUT UP!
SHUT UP! SHUT UP!
YES, HI.
CONDITION OF ONE OF YOUR PATIENTS.
THE PATIENT'S NAME,
PLEASE?
DAVID KAMINSKY.
HE'S BEEN UPGRADED
TO STABLE.
OH, HE IS?
OH, THAT'S
WONDERFUL.
[BEEP]
OH, SHOOT. THAT'S
MY OTHER LINE.
HOLD ON--
ACTUALLY, WAIT.
JUST TELL ME,
HOURS START TOMORROW?
8 A.M.
GREAT. THANKS.
[BEEP]
HELLO?
[DR. EDWARDS]
MRS. GARRICK?
DR. EDWARDS, HI.
MY OFFICE TOMORROW?
TOMORROW?
WELL , ACTUALLY I HAVE
A FULL CASELOAD,
WELL, THIS
IS IMPORTANT.
WELL, IF THERE'S
SOMETHING WRONG,
I'D LIKE
TO KNOW NOW.
WELL, I'D REALLY LIKE
[SIGHS]
ALL RIGHT.
I SUPPOSE I CAN:
REARRANGE A FEW THINGS
TOMORROW NIGHT.
THAT EARLY?
O.K. GOOD.
ALL RIGHT. WELL,
GOOD NIGHT.
NOW YOU'VE DONE IT.
HE WAS PUSHED,
SHE'S GOING
FOR YOU.
YOU'RE MY SISTER,
AREN'T YOU?
WE'RE FAMILY.
BUT HOW?
GIVE ME LIFE.
ME?
YOU HAVE:
THE POWER, ZOE.
CUT MY STRINGS.
I PROMISE.
I PROMISE!
[SNIP]
[SNIP]
[SNIP]
I'M FREE! FREE!
COME ON!
[DOOR OPENS]
OVER HERE, ZOE!
THIS WAY!
PINOCCHIO?
PINOCCHIO!
PINOCCHIO!
PINOCCHIO!
[MONITOR BEEPING]
[ALARM BEEPS]
[RING]
HELLO?
JENNIFER?
IT'S DAVID'S MOTHER.
MRS. KAMINSKY?
I'M GOING
TO BE THERE:
AT VISITING HOURS
TOMORROW.
WHAT'S WRONG?
[SOBBING]
IT'S DAVID...HE'S GONE.
[SOBBING]
BUT I--I JUST CALLED
THEY SAID:
HE WAS STABILIZED.
THEY CAN'T EXPLAIN IT.
HE'S GONE.
MY BABY.
[SOBBING]
OH, NO...
OH, NO...
[JENNIFER SOBBING]
I OFTEN VIDEOTAPE
MY SESSIONS:
DURING YOUR:
DAUGHTER'S LAST VISIT,
[CLICK]
I HOPE:
YOU'RE HAPPY.
NOW HE THINKS:
I HURT DAVID.
NO, I DON'T!
OH, NO.
IT WASN'T ME.
IT WAS YOU.
SHUT UP.
SHUT UP!
SHUT UP! SHUT UP!
SHUT UP!
NO.
NO.
BUT SHE'S OBVIOUSLY DANGEROUS
DOCTOR.
PEOPLE EVERY DAY.
LOOKS LIKE.
OF MY CLIENTS,
AND I'M TELLING YOU,
NOBODY SAID ANYTHING
ABOUT EVIL,
BUT SHE'S A VERY
DISTURBED LITTLE GIRL.
SHE DIALED 911.
SHE SAVED DAVID'S LIFE,
FOR CHRIST'S SAKE!
IF YOU DON'T HAVE
HER COMMITTED,
NOTIFY THE AUTHORITIES.
OF WHAT?
YOUR SUSPICIONS?
DOCTOR-PATIENT RELATIONSHIP
WITHOUT SOME VERY
STRONG, HARD EVIDENCE,
TO HAVE:
YOUR LICENSE PULLED!
[DOOR SLAMS]
HI.
HOW ARE YOU:
HOLDING UP?
O.K.
WHERE'S ZOE?
WHAT?
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