Twelve Monkeys Page #7
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- Year:
- 1995
- 129 min
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that goddamn sandwich himself.
Did a man just come running
through here?
...saying his primary
responsibility was to the missing boy.
Police say that the body
could be kidnapping victim...
Dr. Kathryn Railly.
Anybody see someone
come through here?
...discovered less than
an hour ago by hikers.
But we have an unconfirmed report
that the victim,
a woman in her late twenties
or early thirties,
was savagely mutilated.
Earlier in the day, police located
Railly's abandoned car.
It was found not far-
- Any sign of him?
Nothing.
He can't just disappear.
You bastard!
I could've died in there!
You son of a b*tch!
What were you thinking of,
- you twisted sack of sh*t?
- I'm sorry.
Sorry I locked you
in the trunk.
I'm sick of you.
What have you done?
Did you kill somebody?
- Yes. A million people.
Five billion people.
- What?
Jeffrey Goines said
it was my idea about the virus.
We were in the institution.
It was all... so fuzzy,
and the drugs and all.
Do you think it was my idea?
Do you think maybe
I've wiped out the human race?
Nobody is gonna wipe out
the human race.
Not you or Jeffrey
or anybody else.
You've created something
in your mind. A- Oh.
- Mentally divergent?
- A- Whatever!
A substitute reality...
because you don't want
to deal with anything.
- I would love it if that was true.
It can be dealt with,
but only if you want to.
- I can help you.
- They're after me.
We have to get outta here.
- Who is after you?
some policemen at that party.
Party? You went to a par-
Never mind.
It's important you surrender
instead of their catching you running.
Wouldn't it be great if I was crazy?
The world would be okay.
- Gimme the gun.
- I wouldn't live underground.
I lost the gun.
You got water, air, stars.
- I'm gonna attract their attention...
- Debris.
- so they know where we are.
Oh, I love this world!
They're gonna tell you to put your hands
on your head. Do what they say.
I love the frogs, the spiders.
Remember, I'll be with you.
I'll help you. I won't let them-
Then I said something about cooperating,
and he said he would do that.
So, l, um...
I got in the car.
Thanks. And when l-
I started honking the horn.
- Then when I got out, he was gone.
- I'll tell you somethin'.
You lucked out. For a while,
we thought you were a body
found downstate mutilated.
- He wouldn't do that.
- This the man he attacked?
I wanna be clear about this, okay?
This man and the other one
were severely beating us.
James Cole didn't start it.
In fact, he saved me.
Funny thing, Doctor.
Maybe you can explain it to me,
you being a psychiatrist and all.
Why is it that kidnap victims
always try to tell us about
the guys that grabbed 'em?
And they try
to make us understand...
how kind these bastards
really were.
It's a normal reaction
to a life-threatening situation.
He's sick. Okay?
He thinks he comes from the future.
He's been living in...
a meticulously constructed
fantasy world, and that world
is starting to disintegrate.
He needs help.
Okay.
Exhausted but apparently
unharmed by her thirty-hour ordeal,
Dr. Railly returned to Baltimore
this morning without making
a public statement.
The author and psychiatrist
is currently in seclusion at her home.
Meantime, police have pieced together
a scenario of the series of events...
that began with
escaped mental patient James Cole-
-Sorry.
-No, it's okay. I'm just... hyperalert.
- I can't sleep.
- [ Volume Lower ]
- Did you take your sedative?
- I hate those things.
They mess my head up. Uh-uh.
...where he went
on a rampage of violence.
With the kidnapping
of the Baltimore woman, James Cole...
is now also wanted in connection with
the brutal slaying of Rodney Wiggins,
- an ex-convict from Ardmore.
His body was discovered
in an abandoned theater...
not far from where Cole left
bound and gagged...
in their Second Avenue headquarters.
Do they really believe
he's going to show up here? Please.
And in Fresno, California, the cornfield
that was jammed with spectators-
He's dead, isn't he,
that little boy?
He's fine. It was just a prank
he and his friends pulled.
The dramatic attempt to rescue Ricky
Neuman from an abandoned mine shaft...
ended abruptly when playmates
confessed that Neuman's
disappearance was a prank...
and that, in fact, the missing child
I found my thrill
On Blueberry Hill
On Blueberry Hill
When I found you
Congratulations, Cole!
- Well done. Well done!
- Congratulations.
During your interview,
while under the influence,
- you told us that you liked music.
- This isn't a prison.
- This is a hospital.
- Until you recover your equilibrium.
- You're still disoriented.
- It is a stressful thing.
- Time travel.
- You stood up very well, considering.
You connected
the Army of the Twelve Monkeys
with a famous virologist and his son.
- Others will take over now.
- We'll be back on service in months.
- We'll retake the planet.
- This is it, James.
What you've been working for.
- A full pardon.
- You'll be out of here in no time.
- Women will want to know you.
- I don't want your women!
I want to get well!
And you will be well, James.
- Soon.
You know, you people don't exist.
You're not real.
We can't travel back in time.
Whoop! Whoop! Uh-uh.
You're not here.
You can't trick me.
You're in my- You're in my mind.
I am insane.
And you are my insanity.
He not only used the word "prank,"
he said the boy was hiding in a barn.
Kathryn, Kathryn.
He kidnapped you.
You saw him murder somebody,
and you knew there was a real
possibility he could kill you too.
You're under
tremendous emotional stress.
For God's sake, Owen,
listen to me.
He knew about the boy in Fresno,
and he says five billion people...
are gonna die.
No way he could possibly know that!
Kathryn!
You're a rational person.
You're a trained psychiatrist.
You know the difference between
what's real and what's not.
What we say is the truth
is what everybody accepts. Right?
Psychiatry-
it's the latest religion.
We decide what's right and wrong.
I'm in trouble here.
I'm losing my faith.
You sure f***ed up, Bob.
But I can understand. You don't want
your mistakes pointed out to you.
I can relate to that, old Bob.
Hey, I know what you're thinkin'.
You're thinkin' I don't exist
except in your head.
I see that point of view.
- But you could still
talk to me, couldn't ya?
- I saw you...
in 1996, in the real world.
- You pulled out your teeth.
- Why would I pull out my teeth?
That's a no-no.
And when did you say you saw me?
- In 1872?
- Leave me alone!
Yellin' won't get you
what you want.
You have to be smart
to get what you want.
And what do I want?
You don't know what you want?
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