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Synopsis: David Dunn tries to stay one step ahead of the law while delivering vigilante justice on the streets of Philadelphia. His special talents soon put him on a collision course with the Beast -- the psychotic madman who has superhuman strength and 23 distinct personalities. Their epic showdown leads them to an encounter with the mysterious Elijah Price, the criminal mastermind who holds critical secrets for both men.
Genre: Thriller
Year:
2019
3,887 Views


Cheerleaders:
Come on! Come on!

[They try to pull themselves loose, but the metal doesn't budge. Suddenly, The Overseer enters the scene.With a piece of rebar, he pulls the metal bars, which the girls have been chained to, out of the concrete. Inspirational music plays. The cheerleaders undo their restraints while David remains silent. They group behind their savior when they hear something growling]

Cheerleader:
Where did it go?

[David points at the ceiling. The Beast crawls towards the pack, upside down. He drops down and lands on his feet, before grabbing a nearby table and throwing it with full force at The Overseer. He catches it, but gets pushed back and the girls behind him fall on the ground]

David:
(to the girls) Leave!

[He throws the table back at The Beast, who catches it back. The girls try to leave, but one of them gets the table thrown at her by The Beast. The four scream, hurt or terrified. The Beast closes in on David, pounding his chest. David charges at him while the cheerleaders flee the factory. They trade some blows and hit some walls, before The Beast crawls up one of the post poles, jumps over David and gets hold of him in his patented bear hug. David, only looking a little worse for wear, is able to run towards a window. Both he and his attacker break through and land in the grass before the factory. Both of them get back up, The Beast grunting, David silent. They run to each other again, ready to continue the fight. Suddenly, a bright light flashes and The Beast falls to the ground. We see that the two of them are surrounded by police officers, armed and ready to fire. A woman, wearing a transparent poncho walks to the two brawlers. Barry has now been pushed into the light, he gets up, holding out his hands to shield himself]

Barry:
Don't, don't. Don't shoot! We can work through this. Just put the guns away. I... What's happening? I didn't do anything. My name is Barry. All right? We have to get Kevin to stay in the light. Just... Just don't shoot us.

Dr. Staple:
(to the police team) Don't shoot. He won't hurt anyone now. (to The Overseer) You may find your way out of here, but you will have to hurt a lot of officers. A lot of people. No one needs to get hurt anymore, David.

David:
(sighs, talking in his microphone) It's gonna be okay, Joseph.

[He takes out his ear buds and surrenders. Joseph hears everything through the mic]

Dr. Staple (vo):
Take them straight to Raven Hill Memorial, the West Wing of Raven Hill Memorial.

Officer (vo):
Grab that poncho! No trouble.

[The sound abruptly cuts off. Joseph, sitting in the storage room of the home security shop, gets behind his computer and searches for information about Raven Hill. The search reveals that it is a psychiatric hospital and Joseph sits back in shock, scared of what might happen to his dad. We see through security footage how both David and Barry enter the facility. David walks through, no hesitation, while Barry seems to struggle a bit]

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M. Night Shyamalan

Manoj Nelliyattu "M. Night" Shyamalan is an American filmmaker, philanthropist and actor. He is known for making films with contemporary supernatural plots and twist endings. He was born in Mahé, Pondicherry, India, and raised in Penn Valley, Pennsylvania. The cumulative gross of his films exceeds $3 billion globally. more…

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Submitted on August 09, 2020

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