I, Robot Page #2
- PG-13
- Year:
- 2004
- 115 min
- 1,172 Views
Spooner takes the citation. Drops it into a drawer filled
LT. BERGIN
official complaint this morning.
SPOONER:
The traffic division is a machine.
LT. BERGIN
Look, I know there.s going to be an
adjustment period, Del...
SPOONER:
(interrupting)
I.ll send them a letter of apology.
Maybe some flowers. A box of
chocolates...
5.
JUST THEN Spooner.s phone RINGS. He throws Bergin a look.
Then snatches up the receiver.
SPOONER:
Spooner, homicide.
CUT TO:
12 EXT. U.S. ROBOTICS - ESTABLISHING - DAY 12
A sprawling glass and metal complex covering many city
blocks. The entrance is a large plaza filled with PEOPLE and
ROBOTS.
13 INT. U.S. ROBOTICS - METAL CORRIDOR - DAY 13
An elevator opens with a whoosh. Spooner steps out into a
featureless corridor. His footsteps, echoing. He stops at a
set of OPPOSING DOORS. Looks over at one, when the other
suddenly OPENS.
14 INT. U.S. ROBOTICS - PLUSH CONFERENCE ROOM - CONTINUOUS 14
A warm, mahogany-paneled room. In sharp contrast to the cold
metal space outside. Spooner steps inside. At the end of a
long conference table sits an OLD MAN. Sparkling blue eyes.
Old-fashioned suit.
OLD MAN:
Hello, there. Please come in.
Spooner hesitates.
OLD MAN:
It.s alright. You can sit. Sit.
Spooner doesn.t. Looks around the room. The Old Man lifts
up a coffee pot. Pours some coffee into a single cup.
OLD MAN:
Coffee?
SPOONER:
(interested)
You.re offering me a cup of coffee?
OLD MAN:
Yes. But you are to say, .No,
thank you..
Spooner nods a little. The Old Man raises the coffee to his
lips, but doesn.t take a sip.
6.
OLD MAN:
Coffee?
SPOONER:
No. Thank you.
OLD MAN:
As you wish.
The Old Man takes a sip. He doesn.t move. There is no
movement except for a whisper of steam rising from the coffee
pot.
SPOONER:
You want to tell me something about
Dr. Hogenmiller? About his death?
The Old Man smiles.
OLD MAN:
I want to tell you that his death
was not a suicide.
SPOONER:
And why do you say that?
OLD MAN:
Why? Because I want you to know
it.
SPOONER:
I understand that. But what
specifically leads you to believe
that he didn.t commit suicide?
OLD MAN:
(considers)
Nothing specifically.
Spooner shifts his weight. Agitated.
SPOONER:
Under normal circumstances that
wouldn.t be enough to get you a
homicide investigation.
OLD MAN:
But this is not .normal
circumstances,. is it, Detective
Spooner?
SPOONER:
No. It isn.t.
7.
OLD MAN:
Then you will find out who killed
Dr. Hogenmiller, yes? And then you
will tell me.
Spooner.s losing his patience.
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