Virtuality
- Year:
- 2009
- 87 min
- 49 Views
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00:23,327 -- 00:00:31,701[slow guitar music]
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00:51,298 -- 00:00:53,198That looks
like a single platoon.
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00:53,648 -- 00:00:55,598There's no pickets posted.
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00:55,666 -- 00:00:57,769No pickets--
I don't like it.
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01:02,636 -- 00:01:04,706Maybe we just
caught them napping, sir.
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01:05,403 -- 00:01:07,865Easy pickings
for a change.
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01:07,900 -- 00:01:09,625The sun will be up soon.
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01:10,772 -- 00:01:13,984Which is why we shouldn't take
too long doing it over, Captain.
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01:14,741 -- 00:01:17,447iThere's near two ton of gold bar
in them there crates./i
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01:17,887 -- 00:01:21,346That'll keep old Jeff Davis
going for a year, maybe more.
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01:22,210 -- 00:01:24,147It's time
to go get them, sir.
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01:24,182 -- 00:01:26,157There's always time
to go.
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01:27,239 -- 00:01:29,731We're always on the move.
You ever notice that, Sergeant?
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01:30,774 -- 00:01:33,508Never time
to just ibe/i where you are,
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01:33,576 -- 00:01:35,892take in the scenery,
enjoy the show.
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01:36,211 -- 00:01:38,044There is a war on, sir.
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01:38,112 -- 00:01:41,011Yeah, there's always a war on,
one way or another.
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01:41,078 -- 00:01:43,445You probably haven't noticed
that either, have you?
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01:45,314 -- 00:01:47,083Just out of curiosity,
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01:47,118 -- 00:01:49,018what'd you do
before the war, Sergeant?
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01:49,682 -- 00:01:51,582I really
don't remember, sir.
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01:51,650 -- 00:01:53,916Oh, figured you'd say that.
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01:53,984 -- 00:01:55,511Just thought I'd check.
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01:58,425 -- 00:01:59,652[horse snorts, neighs]
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02:02,755 -- 00:02:04,324[grunts]
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02:18,025 -- 00:02:20,244Not inconveniencing you,
are we, Corporal?
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02:23,960 -- 00:02:25,693No, sir.
Just admiring that moon.
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02:25,761 -- 00:02:27,030[sniffs]
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02:27,065 -- 00:02:29,368and touch, isn't it, sir?
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02:33,197 -- 00:02:34,363You're new here,
aren't you?
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02:34,524 -- 00:02:36,319Joined the regiment
at Vicksburg, sir.
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02:38,798 -- 00:02:39,299Hmm.
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02:40,633 -- 00:02:43,281Gentlemen,
mark your targets...
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02:43,401 -- 00:02:44,734and watch your asses.
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02:45,235 -- 00:02:46,436- Let's do this.
- Ya!
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02:46,471 -- 00:02:48,096[horses neighing]
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02:48,097 -- 00:02:49,257Go!
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03:02,679 -- 00:03:03,142[gunshot]
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03:03,209 -- 00:03:04,006[screams]
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03:04,977 -- 00:03:10,153[gunfire]
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03:10,717 -- 00:03:11,970It's a trap!
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03:12,780 -- 00:03:13,543Hey!
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03:14,915 -- 00:03:17,299[gunshots]
[horses neighing]
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03:20,650 -- 00:03:21,861What is this?
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03:32,356 -- 00:03:33,517This sucks.
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03:37,089 -- 00:03:38,965We waited too long.
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03:39,457 -- 00:03:41,690old friend.
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03:41,944 -- 00:03:43,442We'll get them next time.
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03:43,559 -- 00:03:45,255[horse neighs]
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03:45,697 -- 00:03:47,745Jean,
stop this crap already.
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03:53,164 -- 00:03:53,427Wait.
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03:53,468 -- 00:03:55,014[sighs]
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03:56,361 -- 00:03:59,532All right,
what'd I do wrong this time?
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03:59,567 -- 00:04:02,295JEAN:
iThere were several problemswith your attack strategy./i
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04:02,500 -- 00:04:04,234You're not fooling
anyone, Frank.
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04:04,269 -- 00:04:05,622What?
Who said that?
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04:05,809 -- 00:04:06,577I did.
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04:08,442 -- 00:04:09,234[clears throat]
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04:12,769 -- 00:04:13,403What?
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04:13,471 -- 00:04:14,604iYou're not fooling
anyone, Frank.../i
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04:18,183 -- 00:04:19,640Least of all yourself.
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04:21,730 -- 00:04:22,419Jean, what is--
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04:22,420 -- 00:04:23,784[gunshots]
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04:23,885 -- 00:04:27,430[exhales deeply]
[thuds]
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04:40,438 -- 00:04:43,590Jean, what
the hell just happened?
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04:43,705 -- 00:04:45,507JEAN:
iThe enemy forcesknew you were coming./i
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04:45,640 -- 00:04:47,009I know.
How?
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04:47,044 -- 00:04:49,374iEvidence points to
a confederate spy in your troops./i
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04:49,442 -- 00:04:52,108I understand
the corporal was a spy.
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04:52,176 -- 00:04:53,061What I don't understand
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04:53,121 -- 00:04:55,228is how he was able to call me
by my real name
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04:55,263 -- 00:04:57,101and violate
the rules of the program.
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04:57,245 -- 00:04:58,679iIt's unclear, sir,/i
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04:58,721 -- 00:05:01,315ibut I suspect it's some kind
of programming anomaly./i
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05:01,350 -- 00:05:03,026iI'll try to isolate
the problem./i
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05:03,712 -- 00:05:05,180iIs there anything
I can do?/i
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05:05,215 -- 00:05:06,879Just give me
my messages.
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05:06,947 -- 00:05:07,733iYou have two./i
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05:07,784 -- 00:05:09,815to speak with you,/i
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05:09,882 -- 00:05:11,351iand Mr. Braun
wanted to know/i
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05:11,386 -- 00:05:13,450iif you'd had a chance to catch
the results of the game./i
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05:13,517 -- 00:05:14,883And the results are?
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05:14,951 -- 00:05:17,293iNew York, 27,
Washington, 10./i
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05:17,351 -- 00:05:18,232Oh.
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05:18,820 -- 00:05:20,819iWe've also been experiencing
some interference/i
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05:20,886 -- 00:05:22,379iwith our message packets./i
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05:22,454 -- 00:05:23,554The comm array again,
right?
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05:23,841 -- 00:05:24,721iAfraid so./i
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05:24,789 -- 00:05:26,656iI suggest
a remote realignment/i
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05:26,722 -- 00:05:28,071iof the transceiver assembly./i
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05:28,657 -- 00:05:31,156Well, thanks for
the perfectly obvious, Jean.
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05:31,224 -- 00:05:32,535iAnytime, Commander./i
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05:33,125 -- 00:05:34,081[sighs]
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05:34,327 -- 00:05:37,017iI'm sorry, Commander,
but today is Wednesday./i
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05:37,260 -- 00:05:39,993On Wednesdays,
our sponsor is Nu-Trec.
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05:40,061 -- 00:05:41,594Right.
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06:15,010 -- 00:06:16,125You're up early.
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06:17,544 -- 00:06:18,940Aren't you on night shift
this week?
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06:20,056 -- 00:06:21,316Couldn't sleep.
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06:21,379 -- 00:06:22,537Well, since you're up,
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06:23,280 -- 00:06:25,570our O2 production
and CO2 absorption rates
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06:25,605 -- 00:06:27,014are both down 5%.
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06:27,082 -- 00:06:29,045iYou're in a good mood./i
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06:29,421 -- 00:06:30,819A lot gone wrong
with this heat.
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06:31,771 -- 00:06:33,746I think
that we're gonna be okay.
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06:34,181 -- 00:06:36,245Do I miss Earth?
Sure.
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06:36,582 -- 00:06:37,499Yeah...
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06:38,782 -- 00:06:39,615Sometimes.
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06:40,016 -- 00:06:42,086The good parts--
I miss the good parts.
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06:42,217 -- 00:06:43,784
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