Cell Page #3
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- Year:
- 2016
- 98 min
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have to put aside
their finer sensibilities.
If they can't,
they're gonna die.
( pounding on door )
Woman:
Hello?
- She sound normal?
- Hello?
- Please, someone be there.
- Are you normal?
What do you think?
Open the damn door.
( panting )
- Okay.
- I live upstairs.
Yeah, I've seen you before.
I'm Clay.
- Tom.
- I'm Alice.
I think you guys
should close the blinds.
I don't think that's smart.
You guys should
close the blinds.
I don't think it's gonna
be good if somebody sees
us in here.
Tom, you close them.
See, he's closing them.
- Are you hurt?
- What do you mean,
am I hurt?
Are you physically injured?
Can I help you?
( crying )
I killed my mom.
I killed my mom.
I want to get out
of this dress because
it really smells.
Like blood and sweat
and my mom's perfume.
My girlfriend
might have left some jeans.
I think they'd
just about fit you.
And I have pajamas.
I have plenty of pajamas.
Okay?
Yeah, I'm just tired.
Here, do you want
to maybe...
There's still
some hot water if you
want to take a shower.
Uh-huh, okay.
Thank you.
( purring )
Clay:
Listen, Tom,
I'm gonna head north
to Kent Pond in the morning
as soon as it gets light.
probably come with me.
Clay, I'm really sorry
about your family.
Don't be sorry
because there's nothing
My kid had a cell phone,
but he never made calls.
He just texted, you know?
Liked games.
But my wife,
she had one and I called her
right before it happened.
When I met you.
So I don't know
if she was on it.
I just want you
to know I'm real glad
I ran into you today, Tom.
( door opens )
You okay?
Oh, um, I found
these in your pocket.
Hope you don't mind.
No, no, no, no.
Here, maybe
drink something.
- No.
- Do you want
something to eat?
No.
If you guys go somewhere,
can I come with you?
Hoping you'd say that.
Clay:
Definitely.
Yeah.
I'm gonna try
and get some rest now.
Yeah, we'll be here.
Yeah.
So...
some kind
of terrorist attack
or some sh*t,
do you think?
I don't know, man.
Well, whoever it was,
us three are like bugs
who had the dumb luck
to avoid the stomp
of the giant's foot.
( snarling )
( shouting )
They're like birds.
They're acting like
a flock of birds.
Tom:
Well, I don't like it.
I don't like this flocking
thing at all.
I mean, whatever it is,
I've just got to get
to Kent Pond
and find out
about my wife and son.
If you guys
don't want to come,
I totally get it.
( growling )
- ( snarling )
( dog barking )
Hold up.
Hold up.
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