2307: Winter's Dream Page #3

Synopsis: In 2307, a soldier is sent on a mission to hunt down the leader of the humanoid rebellion.
Genre: Sci-Fi
Director(s): Joey Curtis
  6 wins & 1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
4.1
Year:
2016
101 min
54 Views


Hey, Bishop whatcha gonna do with that?

Shave your legs?

When the power source cuts out

and that blaster of yours

turns into a shiny black stick,

what are you gonna do with it then?

Shove it up that

alabaster's ass, hoorah.

Hoorah!

Hoorah!

Hoorah!

Hoorah!

Hoorah!

I'm picking up something warm

on the other side of this snow bank.

Okay, Kix, warm up the saw.

That's the best idea

you had all day, Bishop.

Kix, wait for my mark.

You're the boss, Commander.

We got a dead man walking.

I thought this noid was bright?

Hatta, slow your roll.

We need to find out who's

underneath that hood before

we fire at an innocent.

This is Commander Bishop,

Spartan seven humanoid task force.

You're standing on Federation land,

dead zone seven one four,

state your business.

Under Federation authorization

code C four seven five one,

I request to see genome documentation,

you have five seconds

to comply, five,

four,

three,

two,

one.

Subject is on the move,

permission to fire.

Permission denied, Kix.

We have no idea who that is.

We'll engage him on foot.

I'm taking the shot.

Cease fire, cease fire Kix,

that's an order.

Ishmael, do we have a visual?

Negative, he's ghost.

Damn you, Bishop.

I had that mule on lock.

Subatai!

Subatai!

Commander, Commander, are you alright?

Where's Subatai?

Subatai.

Subatai!

What the f***?

No! My f***ing truck, damn noids.

F*** man, look at this sh*t.

That's made a bag of smashed a**holes

of this electrical system.

You'd be a BFH to fix this cluster f***.

BFH?

A Big F***ing Hammer, dumb dumb.

Our gear and ammo are toast.

We're 800 miles out of bounds.

That's a hell of a long walk home

without snow shoes.

We're not going anywhere without Ash.

The first time I agree with you, Bishop.

There's a probe, near the dead zone

that has emergency

supplies, we make it there,

we got a chance.

Then let us get back to the hunt.

We won't have to worry

about hunting Ash.

He'll be hunting us.

Humanoids were created

and conditioned to serve.

They're stronger than us.

Built specifically to

endure this climate.

They are bred hairless

with acidic black blood.

Like mules, they cannot reproduce.

A fail safe against any

future genetic competition.

Their creators say that

it is in that nondesire to

replicated their own image

that keeps them docile

but something is different now.

Their rebellion is spreading

they fight as if they

had something to protect,

something to preserve.

The blood is fresh but not human.

Let's find what's

at the end of the blood trail.

Aw hell, it smells like something big

died in there.

Yeah, Hatta sh*t his Spartan suit again.

All I smell is the p*ssy

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Joey Curtis

George Curtis (April 9, 1925 – May 13, 2004) was a professional boxer, referee and business owner who was licensed to officiate bouts in Las Vegas, Nevada. Curtis, who had an undistinguished career as a boxer, lived in Las Vegas for thirty years. There, he established the Curtis Construction Company, which he owned until May 2003. As a boxing referee, Curtis was known for taking boxer's safety into consideration first. He refereed a number of world title fights, and he worked a number of non-title fights over the years. Curtis is best remembered, however, for two specific fights: On June 26, 1981, at Las Vegas, Lupe Pintor was defending his WBC world Bantamweight championship against Jovito Rengifo, who was attempting to become Peru's first world boxing champion. Rengifo was leading on all scorecards going into the seventh round, but he absorbed dangerous punches during the course of that round. Curtis stopped the fight, giving Pintor a seventh round technical knockout win. The fight's crowd, which in Las Vegas is filled usually with pro-Mexican fans, booed Curtis for his decision to stop the fight. On December 10, 1982, he was chosen to referee the WBA world Heavyweight championship bout between champion Mike Weaver and challenger Michael Dokes. Dokes had Weaver against the ropes and was landing a combination when Curtis stepped in and stopped the fight. Weaver had already suffered a knockdown about twenty seconds before, but many fans and critics felt that Curtis acted too quickly by stopping the bout after only 63 seconds of fighting. Neither a standing eight count nor a three knockdown rule was in effect. The WBA investigated the fight, and during the investigation, it was revealed that Curtis had been told by the Nevada Athletic Commission to be mindful of the condition of the fighters after the November 18 death of Duk Koo Kim as the result of a fight with Ray Mancini in Las Vegas on November 13. Fearful of another tragedy, Curtis stopped the fight to prevent Weaver from further punishment. On May 20, 1983, Dokes and Weaver held a rematch, with Dokes retaining the title with a fifteen-round draw. In June 2003, Curtis sold his company to a contractor whose license was revoked a month earlier for signing contracts and not finishing work, which resulted in complaints with the state board. Joey Curtis died after a sudden illness at Saint Rose Hospital in Las Vegas. more…

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