Project Almanac Page #4
(ALL EXCLAIMING)
(TOOLS CLATTERING)
CHRIS:
What's going on?What's it doing?
(BEEPING)
It's creating
electromagnetic energy!
QUINN:
Whoa!(LAUGHING)
Whoa!
Oh, sh*t!
What the...
(INDISTINCT SHOUTING)
QUINN:
It's in my mouth!Dude! Dude!
(QUINN SPITTING)
ADAM:
All the batteriesare fried.
This battery flew up
and almost hit me.
Dude, it did hit me.
Film everything.
From now on, film everything.
any inputs like this before.
I mean, it must
be a prototype.
Let me see it.
It's DARPA.
They have access to more
technology than we do.
Intentional obsolescence.
You've got to love it.
Oh, wow. This is...
We need a graphics processor.
Where the hell do we
get one of those?
QUINN:
You owe mea new Xbox, dude.
Okay, you know what, guys?
Just don't talk
to me for a while.
CHRIS:
When youlove something, Quinn,
you have to set it free.
This isn't a joke to me,
Christina, okay?
This is my life here.
Right there, right there.
Wow. What the hell is that?
Uh, some kind of
navigation program.
I think we can control
the time machine with this.
Okay, so, you're telling me
that thing can run
the whole machine?
a boatload of computers.
No, this was 12 years ago
my dad made the schematics.
They didn't have
the technology.
Trust me, welcome to 2014.
to send a rocket to the moon.
You enter the time here,
and you just press
the red button and boom.
We're Doctor Who.
CHRIS:
Who's Doctor Who?Dude, I am sorry for every
mean thing I've ever said
to you.
Really?
Yeah.
Mean thing today.
What he said today.
Oh, yeah, today.
CHRIS:
So, how muchlonger is this gonna take?
Chris, it's not some
high school textbook, okay.
This is highly
classified schematics.
It could take a day,
take weeks. We don't know.
It goes back six weeks, but
we have to split the power
for the return trip,
so it's three weeks
in the past,
three weeks back.
If we go further than that,
we're basically stuck there.
QUINN:
What?We're stuck in
the past forever!
Why?
If we go more than
three weeks...
I'll tell you later!
Goddang it!
QUINN:
Oh, sh*t, my Xboxis all tricked out.
That looks good.
That's insane.
You finish with
those couplers yet?
ADAM:
Yeah, almost.Whoa, what the hell, man?
QUINN:
Wait. Are you...What do I do
with this screwdriver?
DAVID:
Here we go.There it is.
ADAM:
That's it!Uh, I think I finally
got this thing dialed in.
ADAM:
This looks good, David.QUINN:
You need thisfor something?
I feel like you
might need this.
ADAM:
No, I don't need that.Hey, guys, are we in position?
Wait, let me get my helmet.
ADAM:
Relax,the switch is cold.
(SMALL EXPLOSION)
(MACHINE RUMBLING)
I thought you just
said it was cold!
It's off!
That is not cold! Do you
know what "cold" means?
Do you feel the power?
DAVID:
Guys, guys, guys!What the...
How is this happening?
I don't know.
Is it all the
electromagnetic energy?
(ADAM LAUGHING)
Oh. Then explain this.
Come here, Chris.
CHRIS:
Holy sh*t.Oh, my God. Look at that!
QUINN:
Oh, sh*t.What the...
Guys!
Holy sh*t, are you
guys seeing this?
Does it hurt? What's it like?
What's my hand doing?
David, the battery's
overheating!
Are you okay?
Yeah. That was...
That was awesome.
These batteries are dead.
It didn't work.
Guys?
Does this seem
familiar to you?
CHRIS:
Oh, my God.(MUFFLED LAUGHTER)
Okay, so I was wrong.
That's definitely you.
(SIGHING)
I mean, you guys, we're, uh,
close.
We still need hydrogen.
Without it, we're done.
What do you mean done?
Without hydrogen, no fusion.
Without fusion,
there's no time travel.
CHRIS:
Well,how much will it cost?
It's not a matter of cost.
I mean, you need
a permit just to buy it, so...
Oh!
You guys, I got an idea.
Cut the camera.
CHRIS:
I can't believewe're doing this.
DAVID:
Wait, wait.There's a security guard.
Hey, Argo, you realize
we're not taking
hostages, right?
What, you didn't bring yours?
QUINN:
What?Can we get
expelled for this?
ADAM:
Obviously.QUINN:
Sh*t.(DOOR CLOSING)
DAVID:
(WHISPERING) Let's go.CHRIS:
Go, go, go.(PANTING)
DAVID:
We're clear.ADAM:
Yo, what's the code?One, three, four, five.
CHRIS:
Come on, hurry.DAVID:
Wait, is it...ADAM:
It's pi. Duh.Put it, put it, put it.
Yes! Lights.
ADAM:
Go, go, go, go!CHRIS:
Someone get the lights.
DAVID:
Lights, lights.CHRIS:
Go, go, go!DAVID:
Guys, it's probablylocked in one of these, okay?
ADAM:
Wait up. David, David.CHRIS:
David, too far,too far, come back.
QUINN:
Yes!CHRIS:
Nice.QUINN:
God, I'm strong.Hey, get one
of those crates!
CHRIS:
Yeah.ADAM:
Yo, how much do we need?DAVID:
We'll take them all.Get the bag.
ADAM:
We mightnot get another shot.
CHRIS:
Here,I got two crates.
QUINN:
Yo, I can'tcarry all that.
ADAM:
Careful, it's hydrogen!Got it. Let's get out of here.
Whoa!
ADAM:
Oh, come on.QUINN:
You frickin' idiot.ADAM:
Shut up!QUINN:
Come on!DAVID:
You got the camera?CHRIS:
Yeah, got it.DAVID:
Come on,come on, come on.
You first.
(INDISTINCT CONVERSATIONS
OUTSIDE)
Hey, does anyone
want to take like...
I don't know,
like a five-minute break?
It looks like
Walker's having a party.
DAVID:
Guys, it works.The hydrogen fits.
Chris, get in position.
CHRIS:
What'swith the watches?
Okay, so if this works,
when the red one comes back,
it'll be 60 seconds
behind the black one.
Here you go.
This is Project...
Oh, yeah.
This is Project Almanac.
Experiment one, trial one.
Temporal distance, 60 seconds.
CHRIS:
In English, please?Uh, it means we're going
to send your crappy toy
a minute back into the past.
All right, you guys ready?
Quinn. Are you
going to set this?
QUINN:
Oh, sh*t.One job, he has one job.
GoPro, set.
Come on, come on, come on.
ADAM:
All right, we're good.Three, two...
CHRIS:
Wait,let me put my goggles on.
DAVID:
Chris, come on,be present, focus.
CHRIS:
One second.ADAM:
You good?CHRIS:
I'm good.Three, two, one.
(LOW RATTLING)
QUINN:
What the hell?ADAM:
Just give it a second.Do it again, just do
it again, man. Go on.
ADAM:
Three, two, one.(LOW RATTLING)
QUINN:
What the hell, Adam?ADAM:
Just give me a second.QUINN:
What did you do?ADAM:
Nothing.(RUMBLING)
QUINN:
Oh, sh*t.ADAM:
All right.It's working!
ADAM:
The power's holding!What's going on?
Come on, come on!
(BATTERY CRACKLES)
QUINN:
Oh, sh*t!ADAM:
Come on!(OBJECTS CLATTERING)
What the hell?
ADAM:
No, no, no, no.They're fried.
DAVID:
Really?You guys, we haven't
had a night off in weeks.
Why don't we just, you know,
take it off and
check out the party.
DAVID:
Then how the hell arewe supposed to do we do this?
This thing just keeps
eating through batteries, man.
We need a really
strong power source.
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