Species III Page #5
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- Year:
- 2004
- 111 min
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I... I... I...
Excuse the intrusion.
I... I didn't mean to interrupt.
- I just came to see Abbot.
- He's not home.
Well, I'll come back
another time.
Would you like to come inside?
Why don't you look at me?
Aren't I attractive?
You are by any standard... perfect.
Are you Abbot's girlfriend?
Housekeeper?
Just a friend.
Just friends.
No need to use names.
Your lack of inhibition
is truly inspiring.
Careful! Brooks Brothers!
Am I asleep? Am I awake?
Who the hell cares?
That's enough.
You can leave.
Excuse me?
Go! Shut the door
on your way out.
Not so fast.
Moments like these
No!
It's not polite to be a prick tease!
Don't you know that?
Here.
Let's get inside.
What is that?
- It's happened.
- What's happened?
- Sara, where are you?
- What happened?
Sara, where are you?
Holy sh*t!
What the hell happened?
What the hell was he doing here?
Impressive.
What are you doing?
Here. His access card
might come in handy sometime.
No, no, just leave him.
We gotta call the police.
- I don't think so.
- You don't think so?
There's a dead man
on your bedroom floor, Professor!
Turner had it coming for years now.
That's crazy!
You're not thinking
about reporting this, are you?
- Yeah!
- Dean, it's not murder.
- She was just following instinct.
- Instinct?!
Listen, Professor, this whole situation
has gotten way out of control.
We gotta call
the police immediately.
Now, Dean, you really think the police
when you tell them an alien species
killed the head of your department?
If anything, they'll take
a closer look at you,
who recently had a very
heated disagreement with the victim
over your funding...
which he cut.
That's insane.
Dean!
Dean, I need your help.
Sara's producing eggs now.
We can build something,
something amazing.
You walk away now, it's back
to beakers and Bunsen burners.
I like beakers and Bunsen burners.
You're upset, I know.
This part of it isn't pleasant.
- It's in the name of science, Dean.
- In the name of science?!
Come on. You gotta give me
something better than that!
The end result, the end result.
The outcome.
Don't ever lose sight
of what that all will mean, Dean.
I want shared credit.
What?
My name next to yours
on everything we do.
Ag reed.
I was sure you'd turn that down.
What, and give you
a graceful way out?
Truth is, you don't want a way out.
Not after what you've seen.
Give me Turner's keys.
I'll get rid of the car.
Easy. Easy.
- Now we gotta find Sara.
- How?
You don't even know
what she looks like at this age.
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