Videodrome Page #4
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- Year:
- 1983
- 87 min
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Masha, Masha, you know me.
I stay away from the scary stuff.
Max...
you are going to have to
be nice to me for this.
We can take a shower together,
anytime you say.
I'm sure you would be
very beautiful...
but, uh, you're a little older
than I prefer.
Thank you...
so much.
Sell me a name...
and I'll make Apollo and Dionysus
part of the package.
That hurts me, Max.
Hey, the world's
a shithole, ain't it?
Yes, Max.
It is.
Brian O'Blivion.
That is the only name
I have to give.
Professor Brian O'Blivion.
Wait, where you goin'? Come back here.
Hey. Hey, buddy. Got a fag?
- Are they goin'in now?
- Got a cigarette?
- Gotta have a smoke and a cup of coffee.
- Wait a minute.
They don't serve coffee there.
They just serve piss water.
I don't need to put up
with this sh*t. I'm a young woman.
Take a good look at me.
I'm a good-lookin'woman. I got nice tits.
Let's go.
Hello. Move along.
Move out of my way!
Hello.
Straight down the hallway.
Keep on.
Straight down the hallway.
Keep going, keep going.
Come on. Step along.
- Bianca O'Blivion?
- Yes.
I'm Max Renn. I, uh -
I run Civic TV.
I did a panel show with Prof. O'Blivion.
The Rena King Show.
Oh, yes. You said some
very superficial things.
Violence, sex, imagination, catharsis.
- My exact words.
- What do you want?
I wanna talk with your father...
about a new twist in video
that he may not be aware of.
I love the view.
You look like them,
like one of Father's derelicts.
Think it's a style that's coming back.
In their case, Mr. Renn,
it's not a style.
It's a disease forced on them by their
lack of access to the cathode ray tube.
are gonna help them?
Watching TVwill help patch them
back into the world's mixing board.
Absolutely.
And I guess you encourage Father's derelicts
to make home movies?
The world's mixing board?
Professor O'Blivion sends video letters
all over the world.
- Is the Professor here?
- I am my father's screen.
Once you've told me what this visit is all
about, he may choose to send you a cassette.
If he does, which format
would you like?
If he does, it's gonna
make conversation a little difficult.
My father has not engaged in conversation
for at least 20 years.
The monologue
is his preferred mode of discourse.
Format.
Videodrome.
Is that a Japanese configuration?
- No.
Then there have been serious gaps
in your education.
Videodrome.
Mention it to your father.
He may want to have a conversation.
I love the view.
Torture, murder, mutilation.
Videodrome.
What you see on that show...
it's for real.
I'm gonna audition.
I was made for that show.
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