Twelve Monkeys Page #5
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- 1995
- 129 min
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- Never cry wolf.
- What?
My father said that to me.
He said, "Never cry wolf."
'Cause then people won't believe you
like what, James?
Something bad. Can we have some more
music? I don't wanna hear this stuff.
Can we hear more music?
- I see trees of green
- Oh, that's good!
Red roses too
I've seen them bloom
For me and you
- And I think to myself
What a wonderful world
Hello, Dr. Railly? Yeah, this is
Wikke from Psyche Admitting.
The paranoid who pulled
the Houdini back in '90?
- Well, he's back and-
Sorry about that. He's looking for you.
- All right, take care.
- It's like I told you.
Me and my husband went ahead
and she never showed.
- Do you know the make of her car?
- Um...
Cherokee.
'94 Cherokee, silver.
I have "doed-it!"
I have "done doed-it"!
Ja!
I, Professor Grossenfibber, have
invented the time tunnel! Oh, boy!
- Oh, excuse me, mister.
Excuse me, mister. Have a cigar.
No!
Now my time machine
is ready for experiments.
Ah, the woodpecker! Ja!
Yo-hoo, Woodpecker!
You were in my dream just now.
Your hair's different.
Different color.
I'm sure it was you.
What was the dream about?
About an airport...
before everything happened.
It's the same dream
I always have.
When I was a kid.
And I was in it?
What did I do?
You were very upset.
You're always very upset
in the dream.
- Just never knew it was you.
- It wasn't me before, James.
what's happening.
No, I think it was always you.
Very strange.
You're flushed, and you were moaning.
I think you're running a fever.
What are you doing?
In Fresno, California,
crews continue to attempt
to rescue nine-year-old Ricky Neuman.
And closer to home,
in Baltimore, Kathryn Railly,
prominent psychiatrist and the author
of a newly released book on insanity,
disappeared mysteriously last night
after a lecture at the university.
Former mental patient, James Cole,
is wanted for questioning...
regarding Dr. Railly's disappearance.
Authorities warn that Cole
has a history of violence...
and advise anyone spotting him
to notify authorities at once.
[ Rock ]
[ Rock ]
Love this music.
We don't have this.
We don't have anything like this.
- What are all those?
- These?
My notes. Clues.
- What kind of clues?
The Army of the Twelve Monkeys.
They're the ones that spread the virus.
That's why I'm here.
I have to find them. That's my mission.
I just have to locate them
because they have the virus in
its pure form before it mutates.
When I locate them,
they'll send a scientist here.
That scientist
will study the virus.
Then when he goes back to the present,
he and the scientists will make a cure.
...police officers
from three jurisdictions,
including special
tactical unit personnel,
have now been mobilized to control
the growing thousands of onlookers...
- in Fresno, California-
- Does that disturb you?
No. I thought it was about us.
I thought maybe they'd captured us
and arrested me.
Just a joke.
Hmm.
for that little boy.
All alone, down that well, not knowing
if anybody's gonna get him out.
The first time I was ever
really afraid when I was a kid.
What do you mean,
when you were a kid?
Never mind.
Just a prank, a hoax.
That boy's hiding in a barn.
Well, the Earth died screaming
Well, the Earth died screaming
"There are omens and divinations.
One of the four beasts
gave unto the seven angels...
seven golden vials
full of the wrath of God,
You won't think I'm crazy
when people start dying next month.
First they'll think
it's just some weird fever.
Then they'll find out.
They'll catch on.
Wait!
Stop here! Stop the car!
Stop right here!
I was right!
They're here!
You see? Twelve Monkeys.
Twelve Monkeys.
Do you believe me now?
Come on!
Come on!
They're here!
You see?
Twelve Monkeys!
Twelve Monkeys.
Come on!
Twelve Monkeys.
Wait, wait, wait.
Wait, here.
Here. Do you see it?
Do you see?
I see some red paint, some marks.
- Marks? Marks?
Do you think that-
- Oh, this is ridicu-
- Hey! Hey!
- What?
Don't you do anything crazy...
or I'll hurt somebody!
I am not gonna do anything crazy, but
none of this is what you think it is.
You can't hide from them, Bob.
I said,
you can't hide from them.
No, sir, ol' Bob.
Don't even try.
They hear everything.
They got that tracking device on ya.
They can find you anywhere,
anytime!
It's in the tooth.
Right, Bob?
But I fooled 'em, old buddy.
They don't have to spy on me.
I'm doing what I'm supposed to be doing.
You see?
Here it is again.
Here, follow this paint trail.
Here. It's here.
See?
- It's so awful! l-
- No, no, no! Come with me!
- Damn it!
Let go! Let go of my arm.
James, we shouldn't be here.
Goddamn it.
Leave me alone!
Let's get outta here.
James, we shouldn't be here.
- Hey!
Please, don't kill me!
Don't kill me. Please!
Don't kill me. Don't kill me.
Stick around, b*tch.
- Are you all right?
Is he alive?
Come on.
We're runnin' out of time.
- You can't help him.
- Oh, Jesus! James, you killed him!
All I see are dead people.
Come on.
- Come on.
- You never had a gun before.
I have one now.
Come on. Come on!
"...dragons in
their pleasant palaces.
his vial into the air, and there came-"
You! You!
You're one of us!
This is it.
Come on.
Um... can we help you?
[ Lion Roaring ]
It's just a tape.
I'm looking for
the Army of the Twelve Monkeys.
We don't know anything about
any Army of the Twelve Monkeys.
- So you and your friend just disappear.
- I just want some information.
- Didn't you hear me? I sa-
- Don't hurt her.
Please, I'm a psychiatrist.
J-Just do whatever he tells you to do.
He's disturbed.
He's dangerous.
Please, just cooperate.
- What do you want, money?
We only got a few bucks.
- I told you what I want.
- Get down. Lock that door.
- James, don't-
Lock it now!
- I told you f***ing Goines
would get us-
- Shut up!
Goines?
Jeffrey Goines?
Then Jeffrey becomes this big star,
and the media latch onto him because...
he's picketing his own father,
a famous Nobel prize-winning virologist.
- You must've seen all that on TV.
- I don't watch TV.
Is this him?
Yeah, that's him. That's him.
What are you gonna do to us?
Tell me more about Jeffrey.
with the sh*t we do.
Picketing, leafletting,
letter-writing stuff.
He said we were ineffectual,
liberal jerk-offs.
He wanted to do guerrilla actions
in order to educate the public.
- Like this?
- Yeah. That's when he let
But we weren't
into that kind of stuff.
- It's counterproductive. We told him.
- So he and 11 guys,
they split off and formed
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