Retroactive Page #5
- R
- Year:
- 1997
- 91 min
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Get up, boy!
How the hell do you know Frank?
He had some very difficult-to-procure|computer microchips.
I didn't know that he was|a gun-toting psychopath.
Yes, he was loud and obnoxious...
and he smelled bad, but I had no idea|that he was insane.
All of this is|over some stinking computer chips?
Not just computer chips.|These are very difficult-to-obtain...
government-developed microchips.
We're gonna have to|go back again, Brian.
I've never pushed the system this far.|It's very risky.
If we don't go to the beginning,|it'll never end.
What? What's happening?
Damn it!
Ten minutes?
That's not enough time.|Undo it.
I got news for you. "Undo" never|got programmed into the system.
What do you mean undo|never got programmed in?
I was using it on dead mice.|It didn't matter.
- Reboot it or something.|- You don't get it.
It's plugged into the entire complex,|and it's set to go.
From now on, anything that|comes in contact with that disk...
will trigger the effect.
Oh, God.|He's gonna go back...
and kill everybody.
We'll be there to stop him.
But we won't know that he knows.
But we know now.
But it won't be us now.|It'll be us then, right?
Wait!
Where are you?
Where the hell are you?
Stop!
Well, hell, there you are.
Whoa.
Stop!
- I don't know. It doesn't look good.|- No, stop!
- Don't stop.|- I don't want to hit her.
Get in. He's coming in the trooper's|car. Turn around, Dad.
- There's somebody coming.|- How'd you know?
I just went through|the machine too.
Oh, my God.
- That's a police car.|- I know. The cop's dead. He shot him.
He's right.|The driver is a killer.
- Bob, let's go.|- Not in reverse!
Oh, God.
Hang on!
Move!
Go faster! Come on!
Get down!
Look out!
Hang on!
Aah! You b*tch.
What happened?
You sent this kid back|through your machine, Brian.
Yes.
He told me|he's gone through it.
That machine has got|to be destroyed.
We go back one more time.
Back to the beginning, so that none|of this could happen again. You got it?
Sixty minutes.
A tremendous strain on the system.
This whole place is gonna blow.
That'll be after we're long gone.
Come on.
I thought you two|would show up pretty soon.
How'd you get in?
Hell, you showed me.
Don't you remember?
You don't, do you?
The only one that would|is that little kid, I guess.
He's out of the picture|entirely now.
What do you want now, Frank?
Well, I'll tell you.
Brian, that is a damn amazing machine|you got there...
and I've been thinking|about all the fun I can have with it.
You know what I could do?|I could kill the both of you...
zap myself back ten minutes|and kill you again...
and again and again and again!
Not a very noble ambition.|You should aim higher, you bastard.
Hell.
Rayanne's gone, and I just want|to have a little fun.
But you know what?
I'm not familiar with that procedure.|You're gonna have to explain it to me.
I won't.
Well, I'm sorry to say, sir...
you don't have a choice.
It's all up to you, Brian.
How much time do you want?
Oh, a couple hours.
I mean, it's not my nature|to be greedy, Brian.
- Time's a-wasting!|- Brian, don't.
Sit down!
Son of a b*tch!
Now, Brian...
don't be no stupid fool now...
try to be a hero.
- Okay.|- Come on.
Don't worry about the b*tch.|Give me the goddamn thing.
Come on.
Punch in the time|and hit enter.
You're a bright guy.|Figure it out.
What do I do? I press two hours|and enter at the same time?
You'd look damn good...
strapped to the hood of my car.
Howdy.
Got a little car trouble there,|huh, honey?
Nope.
No?|Sure looks like it.
Sure you don't need anything?
I sure don't.
All right.
Can't say I didn't try.
Do I know you from somewhere?
Uh-uh.
Now you take care of yourself, lady.
What the hell's that about?
What seems to be|the problem, ma'am?
Hi. My name's Karen Warren. I work|with the Chicago Police Department.
Need a lift?
I don't care what you did,|and I don't care who you made love to.
It's just you and me now.|This money's for you and me, baby!
Come on now, honey.
Come on.|Put that gun away.
Now, you ain't gonna shoot me, Rayanne.|I know that.
'Cause you love me.
Drop the gun, ma'am.|Drop it.
- This doesn't look good.|- No, I think you're right.
- Let's go.|- Let's go on down.
All right, ma'am,|put your hands over your head.
Ma'am, I'm gonna|have to ask you to step away.
Ain't nothing you can do here.|It's all over.
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