I, Robot Page #7
- PG-13
- Year:
- 2004
- 115 min
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SPOONER:
unemployed humans who aren.t
exactly thrilled with that idea.
CALVIN:
factory inventories, regulate
street traffic -- even run the
family home.
SPOONER:
Leaving people to do what, Doctor?
CALVIN:
Leaving people to engage in higher
pursuits that make life worth
living.
SPOONER:
And what happens when something
goes wrong?
CALVIN:
Our system.s never wrong.
As they walk through the crowd, we hear the quiet WHIR of
robot heads as they turn in succession to watch Spooner pass.
Spooner and Calvin enter the MAINFRAME of U.S. Robotics.
This is the nerve center of the whole operation. Walls lined
with COMPUTERS, SCREENS, and thousands of CONTROLS.
17.
CALVIN:
This is Victor.s home.
VICTOR appears on a wall-sized SCREEN broken up into beehive-
like components.
VICTOR:
I will now play you the last thirty-
two seconds of Dr. Hogenmiller.s
life.
AS WE WATCH THE SCREENS. The elevator opens and DOCTOR
HOGENMILLER steps into the metal corridor. In countless
ANGLES. High, low, close-up, wide. Hogenmiller.s face
composed but tight.
Spooner watches the lab doors open to admit him. Hogenmiller
steps in. The doors slide closed behind him.
Nothing for a few moments. Then a muffled GUNSHOT. Calvin
jumps, startled. That.s it. The cameras, still trained on
the corridor.
SPOONER:
Where.s the tape from inside?
VICTOR:
Dr. Hogenmiller did not permit
cameras to observe him while
working.
CALVIN:
That was only within the last year.
SPOONER:
So we can throw paranoia into the
mix.
(to Victor)
Fast-forward.
A hundred-plus screens all FAST-FORWARD. POLICE OFFICERS
appear and force open the doors. Now TECHNICIANS appear
and rush through in a blur...
CALVIN:
Um. I hate to be a stickler...
On screen, we see Spooner and Calvin enter the lab.
CALVIN:
But don.t killers usually have to
enter and exit the scene of a
crime?
18.
SPOONER:
Stop the recording.
Spooner turns away from the footage. Stares at Calvin.
SPOONER:
They do, Doctor. Unless they.ve
always been there -- and never
left.
Calvin looks at him. Trying to understand.
CALVIN:
You think the murderer was in the
lab the entire time?
SPOONER:
If I.m right, it.s still there...
Spooner turns back to the screens. The IMAGE paused at the
exact moment the MECHANICAL GUARD rolled in front of the lab
door.
SPOONER:
We just locked it in.
23 INT. METAL CORRIDOR - DAY 23
The STEEL ARMS of the ROBOTIC GUARD retract with a CLANG. The
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