Gamer Page #4

Synopsis: Ken Castle is extremely rich, popular and powerful since he invented and started exploiting the virtual online parallel reality games, in which people can either pay as user or be paid as 'actor' in a system of mind-control. The ultimate version, Slayers, fields death row convicts as gladiators in a desperate dim bid for survival, which no-one made yet. The champion, John 'Kable' Tillman, was scheduled to die just before he'ld gain release, but he persuades his teenage 'handler' to hand over the reins so he can fully use his talents and experience. Thus Kable escapes to freedom, only to be chased illegally by Castle's men, yet fights back all the way to his HQ and challenges his evil hidden plans.
Production: Lionsgate Films
  1 win.
 
IMDB:
5.8
Metacritic:
27
Rotten Tomatoes:
28%
R
Year:
2009
95 min
$20,488,579
Website
376 Views


What the f***?

If you want to talk to Kable,

we can show you how.

Look at it.

The new face of Slayers.

Pure, crystalized horror,

two stories high and bathed in bloody red.

He is what they want.

They love Kable.

They do now,

but when they watch their hero die right in front of their eye balls...

so sharp and vivid...

if feels like it could've reach out and touch the wet flesh.

They're going to change their point of view

Be seduced by the power.

The violence, the dominance.

Is human nature.

Kable made it to 28 battles, every

player in the game is going to take him out.

Yeah, Kable is a perfect soldier,

he's a tactical killing computer.

His only vulnerability is the nanex itself. The...

delay between Simon's commands

and Kable's ability to execute.

So why should this one be any different?

Who controls him?

No one.

Get it out of me!

What the hell happened to this one?

Looks like he escaped.

Hi girls. Back to your exercise.

That's Hackman,

Hackman, Hackman, knack man.

They say he killed a whole bunch of people, man.

Killed himself all kinds of people.

And then one day, he just walks up and turns himself in...

like he wants to be inside or some crazy sh*t like that.

You know what I'm saying?

So it's going to be all kinds of Slayers, man.

As long as you got motherfuckers like that running around killing...

Kable! Let's go!

Upgrades, come on.

Why don't you upgrade a brother man?

Why don't you shut the f*** up?!

Shut the f*** up. Shut the f*** up.

F***ing, shut the f*** up.

- Who wimps?

- What?

Who wimps,

the player or the slayer?

Someone, somewhere else is the eye.

It's tripped out, man.

Sometimes, they take over.

Completely, they...

move you around like a robot.

- But that don't work so good.

- Why?

The delay.

Yeah the ping.

They talk about that.

About how long it takes the Slayer to respond to the command.

Whatever they call it,

the slice of a second out there, is the difference between living and dying.

When that trigger pulls...

it's just me.

Hey, Kable.

Look.

I just killed someone.

This is the blood.

Look.

He's back here.

Wanna see?

No your head

ain't working straight.

I'm going to kill you too, on sunday.

Yeah, probably.

That's why they put me here.

I got no strings.

I got no strings, so I have fun.

I'm not tied up to anyone.

They got strings, but you can see,

there are no strings on me.

You go two whores, Kable.

- What the f*** you said?

- Outside.

I'm sorry, I met your pretty girls.

So you want to get back to them.

But I'm going to visit them first.

Alright.

Kable.

Kable. Kable, dude. It's me.

It's me.

Who?

Simon, I'm playing you.

- How come I can hear you?

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Mark Neveldine

Mark Neveldine (born May 11, 1973) is an American film director, film producer, screenwriter and camera operator. He is best known for frequently collaborating with Brian Taylor as Neveldine/Taylor. more…

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