Chemical Wedding Page #2

Synopsis: In 1947, noted Neo-Pagan Aleister Crowley dies. In Cambridge, 43 years later, with the help of a computer, Crowley's spirit takes over the body of Haddo, a mild-mannered, stuttering don. Over four days, as Crowley prepares for an occult extravaganza, bodies pile up, Crowley's elect engage in rites of passage, and Lia, a red-headed campus reporter, sniffs out a story that puts her in grave danger. Mathers, a scientist recently arrived from Cal Tech, may hold the key to her destiny.
Director(s): Julian Doyle
Production: Warner Music Entertainment
 
IMDB:
5.0
NOT RATED
Year:
2008
109 min
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- Hi.

- Professor Mathers.

Thanks for the promotion,

but just doctor.

- Welcome to Cambridge.

- Thank you.

- You the welcoming party?

- Uh, no. Not exactly.

I'm Lia Robinson.

I was hoping for an interview.

- lnterview?

- For "Varsity," the college newspaper.

My work just isn't suitable

for interviews or magazines.

Why not?

I've read your "Mysteries of Chaos."

It's fascinating.

I know I could write

a really interesting piece.

Okay, you're standing on a moving

train and you jump up in the air,

- do you land in the same spot?

- Yes.

Um, no.

No, you'd land further back?

Lia Robinson.

From "Varsity."

- You got your interview.

- Really?

- I should be free by 5:00.

- Thanks. 5:
00, yes.

Oh, was I right?

No.

( keyboard clacking )

- ( computer beeps )

- ( door opens )

Ah. This is Victor,

our technical wizard.

Victor, Joshua Mathers.

- How do you do?

- Pleasure. How's it coming along?

Well, yes, I've begun

fitting the electromagnets

and vacuum pumps

to the floor and ceiling.

The porters call it the space coffin.

( stuttering )

I suppose we'd better start.

Miss Robinson seems to be later

rather than sooner.

The comparison

between "Julius Caesar" and--

I'm sorry, Dr. Haddo.

I had to meet someone

and the train was late.

( stuttering )

sit down please, Miss Robinson.

Can you illuminate, Mr. Jones?

"Julius Caesar,"

the Mark Antony speech--

"The evil that men do lives on."

Meaning?

Well, I suppose--

I tend to remember

the bad things about people

rather than the good.

But in the spiritual sense?

Miss Robinson?

Um, people abused,

Iike children abused

by devil worshipers,

their minds could be

permanently scarred

so that the evil lives on in them.

Devil worship

and evil.

Perhaps we're in danger of taking

certain value judgments for granted.

The church may have blackened

the name of Lucifer...

but who was it

who first asked man

to take a bite

of the apple of knowledge?

Was it the serpent?

The serpent.

Pity you didn't think

to take a bite

of that apple yourself,

Mr. Jones.

The Z93 should cope with the problems

your integrator's been having.

- It's really something, isn't it?

- Oh, yes.

Its speed comes

from a combination

of Josephson junctions and these

"weak link" macro quantum particles.

If it works,

then a joint paper,

I presume?

I shall take the journey if I am

to deal with the press and TV.

Mind you, if I put

my brain paths into the Z93,

maybe they'll sack me and have

the computer do my lectures.

- ( knocks )

- Come in.

Ah.

Victor, look.

Water into wine.

Very good.

You'll be raising the dead next.

Oh, you've moved.

Yes, I'm really rather pleased--

Oh.

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