Logan's Run Page #2
- PG
- Year:
- 1976
- 119 min
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LOGAN (one last look;
joining Francis)
All right, Francis...I'm with you.
They move off down the corridor...the lights behind them DIMMING as
they pass cubicles suffused with soft pink light, CHILDREN
automatically tended.
CHIMES...soft. A lullaby and a soothing impersonal VOICE.
VOICE:
Sleep time...go to sleep.
Sleeping time, little ones.
As they exit Nursery...Logan stops and takes one final look
backward.
FRANCIS:
You need a lift. Let's go
to Arcade and celebrate...
(teasing tone)
your alert successor...Logan-6.
LOGAN:
where the babies are?
FRANCIS:
(putting a card key into a door
which opens soundlessly)
Not in my time...
They move through the door which closes.
They are now on a kind of enclosed platform with widely spaced
doorways, each glowing faintly. They pause, waiting.
FRANCIS (peering
at Logan curiously)
Why?
LOGAN:
just wondered...what happens?
FRANCIS (shrugs)
Dunno...flameout maybe. Whatever
happens, you can bet it's final.
But who would want to find out?
One of the doorways brightens and the word ARCADE _ appears on it.
The two men move to the spot as a maze-car stops. They enter it
through the doorway which dims behind them as the maze-car WHOOSHES
softly off into a kind of twilight.
21INT. - MAZE-CAR - LOGAN AND FRANCIS
The door slides shut. They sink into seat forms which yield to them.
They move off.
22EXT. - MAZE- CAR
Moving through the city at terrific speed. Giving us glimpses of the
city as it goes. slowing finally as we see:
Brightly lit, garish. We get only a glimpse as the maze-car
disappears into a tunnel.
24MAZE-CAR STATION - ARCADE
As the maze-car stops, opens and Logan and Francis exit into a
gathering CROWD.
25FULL SHOT - ARCADE
Glittering, crowded. Throngs of people moving on many levels, some
walking, some on moving platforms. It's The Great White Way, Luna
Park -- you name it. Gaudy booths and entrances, featuring every
delight -- too much to take in at a glance.
As they thread their way through a crowd which admires them when it
notices them, across halls and up moving platforms, the good-natured
argument continuing...
LOGAN:
but you don't know, you Just
say what everyone says. One for
one. One for one."
FRANCIS:
Well, why no!? That's exactly how
everything works. How else could
the city stay in balance -You have
a better idea?
LOGAN (laughs)
No, but at least I wonder sometimes --
instead of doing that "one for one" song
of yours. You sound like a sleepteacher
With a stuck tape.
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