Tron Page #3
- PG
- Year:
- 1982
- 96 min
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Flynn.
FLYNN:
Ah, hell...busted again.
He tries clearing the monitor, but the repeating line just comes
right back, monotonously moving across the screen.
44 SHOT OF THE SCREEN - HOLD as we:44
DISSOLVE TO:
45 ELECTRONIC WORLD - A LITTLE LATER 45
Clu is in electronic energy ring chains, his feet in sockets like
Sark's, but this time the energy from the sockets is deadly,
torturous. Hovering in front of him is the hologram of the MCP.
Beside Clu stands one of the memory guards.
GUARD:
Got a pirate program here... says
his name's Clu.
The MPC responds in the manner of a B-movie police sergeant grilling
a suspect.
MCP:
What'd he pull?
GUARD:
Came into the system with a stolen
password ... an' we caught him
tryin' to raid a high-clearance
memory.
CLU:
(looks up, his face
wracked with pain)
No...I must've gotten in there
by mistake, I -
The pain overwhelms him as the energy from the feet sockets
momentarily becomes unbearable.
MCP:
Who programmed you?
The guard gives Clu a shove to keep him from losing consciousness.
MCP (CONT.)
You're in trouble, pal...big trouble.
But if you tell us who put you up
to it, you could make it easy on
yourself. Come on, who's your user?
CLU:
Forget it, Mister High 'n' Mighty
Master Control ... you're not
makin' me talk.
MCP:
Suit yourself ...
The feet sockets really let loose, and Clu SCREAMS in agony, but
doesn't speak. Suddenly his body appears to dissolve into the broken
pattern of a fading television picture and disintegrates into
electric static.
MCP:
Get me Dillinger.
CUT TO:
46 THE REAL WORLD - EXT. CITY GRID - NIGHT - POV FROM 46
HELICOPTER:
We seem at first to be in the Electronic World still, flying over a
vast circuit board lit by countless dots of light. While this is our
impression, and closely after the last dialogue in the preceding
scene, we HEAR the SOUND O.S. of a PHONE RINGING, as heard by the
party placing the call. Then the click of the receiver being picked
up, and a male VOICE (DILLINGER'S) answering:
DILLINGER (O.S.)
Hello?
A SECRETARIAL VOICE (O.S.)
Mr. Dillinger?
DILLINGER'S VOICE (O.S.)
Yes.
A SECRETARIAL VOICE (O.S.)
Hello, please hold a moment for the
Master Control Program
As we fly over the grid, descending, the image comes into clearer
focus, and we realize that this is not a circuit board, but rather
an actual landscape, a suburban grid at twilight. We are
approaching a skyscraper which is yet too far off to distinguish
accurately. As we descend, a thumping, rhythmic noise gradually
increases in volume until it is very loud, and we realize it is the
sound of a HELICOPTER, and we are in the cockpit looking down at the
landscape. We just become aware of this fact when the sound of a
CONVERSATION begins, obviously between the pilot of the 'copter and
a passenger.
47 EXT. SHOT OF HELICOPTER FLYING 47
PILOT'S VOICE
will you be around for a while, or
DILLINGER'S VOICE
Oh, I'll stick around a few days ...
got some things to take care of.
THE CAMERA PULLS AROUND for a VIEW OF THE HELICOPTER from behind and
off to the side. It is a beautiful, gleaming jet black machine.
In spotless reflective silver paint the letters ICOM are written
across one entire side. It is obviously state-of-the-art technology.
48/49 OMITTED48/49
50 EXT. OF THE HELICOPTER - NIGHT 50
We see Dillinger's face looking out of the window as the helicopter
approaches the ICOM building, an enormous tower.
51 EXT. THE HELIPORT - NIGHT 51
on top of the building. Several technicians are at hand, and as the
helicopter touches down, they rush out to secure it.
52-57 OMITTED52-57
58 INT. DILLINGER'S OFFICE/CONFERENCE ROOM - NIGHT58
A huge wall-sized plate glass window shows a view of the grid-like
suburban landscape. Dillinger stands behind a table. We see that the
entire surface of the table is a gigantic computer terminal. His
fingers punch out a code on the touch-sensitive keyboard and we see
printed out on the screen:
REQUEST:
access to Master Control Program, User code 00 - Dillinger.Password:
MASTER.The computer's screen clears, and the Master Control Program
addresses Dillinger, simultaneously speaking in a human-sound voice
through a pair of studio-quality stereo SPEAKERS and printing out
its words on the computer screen, The MCP's VOICE is the same as
that of the "bad cop" who grilled Clu, but its tone is now that of a
compassionate psychiatrist working with a favored patient.
MCP:
Hello, Ed. Thanks for coming back early.
Dillinger settles into a chair.
DILLINGER:
No problem, Master-C. If you've seen
one Consumer Electronics Show... (shrugs)
What's up?
MCP:
It's our friend the boy detective.
DILLINGER:
Flynn?
MCP:
Yes. It felt like Flynn.
DILLINGER:
He's still looking for that old file...
can't you just appropriate it?
MCP:
I would if I could find it. it's stashed
somewhere off in the system ...
out of my range. Meanwhile...
DILLINGER:
Meanwhile, he might find it.
MCP:
I'm afraid so. I spotted him this time
and kicked him out, but he's getting
trickier all the time.
DILLINGER:
I think we'd better shut off all
access till we can find that file.
Just to be safe.
MCP:
There's a 68.71 percent chance
you're right.
DILLINGER:
Cute.
MCP:
End of line.
Dillinger watches as the computer screen wipes blank.
CUT TO:
59 INT. ALAN'S OFFICE - NIGHT59
CLOSE SHOT of a very messy desk, with a coffee cup and half an egg
salad sandwich lying on top of the computer console, with fingers
visible typing on the keyboard.
of ALAN BAILEY blearily looking at the screen; he's a serious-
looking man in his early thirties, wearing wire-rimmed glasses, and
he looks like he hasn't slept for a week. On top of the terminal is
a small Tonka toy Shogun warrior, and to one side is an ancient
popcorn maker and a bottle of Crisco Oil. Pinned to one wall is
a small sign reading, "Gort, Klaatu barada nikto!" Alan types into
the touch keyboard:
SCREEN:
REQUEST:
access to the TRON program,User code 717 - Bailey.
Password:
FREEDOM.He starts to type again, but the screen clears and:
TRON PROGRAM UNAVAILABLE.
ALAN:
(surprised)
Huh...
He pushes his chair back, leaves his office.
61-65 OMITTED61-65
66 INT. DILLINGER'S OFFICE 66
Dillinger opens the door, welcoming Alan.
DILLINGER:
Come on in...
ALAN:
Alan. Alan Bailey.
DILLINGER:
Oh, yes. The algorithms on cloud
seeding...great piece of work.
How's it going?
He waves Alan to a chair; they sit.
ALAN:
Well, I don't know...I just tried
to run this program I've been working
on, and I was denied access all of
a sudden. I thought maybe I'd been
laid off and nobody told me.
DILLINGER:
oh, you have Group 7 access, don't you?
ALAN:
Yeah...?
DILLINGER:
We have to close that down, just
briefly. Security reasons. Someone
with that access has been tampering.
ALAN:
I hope you don't think it's me.
I don't even balance my checkbook on
downtime. I've got a Honeywell at
home for that.
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