The Fly II Page #2
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- Year:
- 1989
- 105 min
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to know how happy we are...
to share your
fIfth birthday.
What did you wish for ?
- You know what I want ?
- Your privacy.
you got it.
Say the magic word...
and make
the mirror disappear.
Where are you taking me ?
I don't know if I should go too far--
Nonsense.
It's a beautiful day.
Fresh air will do you good.
You should get out more often.
You mean. this is mine ?
- This is my place ?
- Your place. Your private place.
No more mirrors.
no more prying eyes.
- Wow!
Whee !
[ Chuckles ]
So. you like it ?
Yes.
I know it hasn't been
easy for you growing up
in such a clinical environment.
Due to your unique affliction.
I'm afraid it's been unavoidable.
Well,you'xe been xery good to me.
I don't know how to thank you.
Perhaps I can
think of something.
I'd like you to consider taking a
position here at Bartok Industries.
- A position ?
- Well. something challenging
to keep you from being bored.
A match for your intellect.
your creative mind.
[ Rexxing, Whirring ]
[ Electronic Sizzling ]
[ Dartok ] Fixe years
and millions of dollars later...
and what we have is--
[ Laughs ]
what we have...
is the world's
most epensive...
juicer.
The greatest invention
in the history of mankind.
and we can't get
the damn thing to work.
We're like a bunch of chimpanzees trying
to fIgure out how to operate a car.
m !
Your father was
a brilliant man--
brilliant but erratic.
When he died. some of
his secrets died with him.
You could fInish
your father's work.
You're as brilliant as he was,
perhaps exen more so.
I don't like these things.
It's because of the dog,
isn't it ?
ow long are you gonna
hold that against me ?
It was a tragic mistake,
but that's in the past now.
You must concentrate
on the future,
in this very room.
Imagine a new era of surgery
without incision.
Cutting people open would be primitive.
a thing of the past.
All the things that would
become obsolete oxernight.
That's what these machines represent--
a new age.
If you want personnel,
Dr. Trimble and his people
are at your disposal.
If you want to work alone. fIne.
It's your choice.
Martin...
we did everything we could
for your dog.
Take comfort in knowing
he didn't suffer long.
And one more thing.
Your father kept a record
of his progress.
Your father kept a record
of his progress.
Before you decide...
listen to your father.
[ Woman ] We've just seen the fIrst
teleportation of a human being.
Dr. Seth Brundle.
how did it feel going through ?
[ Seth ]
It felt like a. a stutter.
- A what ?
- A. uh--
A stutter.
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