Brain Dead
Brain Dead 1990
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00:01:38Hello, Dr. Martin.
00:01:40I think I found the lab.
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00:02:15Dr. Martin, now you're mapping the facial muscle control regions, right?
00:02:21Yes.
00:02:23Have you finished?
00:02:25Not quite.
00:02:27I wonder why.
00:02:29All right, now, go into the stacks.
00:02:31Get me two more class 3s.
00:02:32Class 3, yes, sir, right away.
00:02:34Right away.
00:02:53There's no hair.
00:02:58There's no hair.
00:03:01Down there.
00:03:04Okay.
00:03:09No, I don't have it.
00:03:12I don't know after this.
00:03:22Ooh!
00:03:28Berkovich?
00:03:37Well?
00:03:38What?
00:03:39Not what.
00:03:40Who?
00:03:41Who?
00:03:42Who fell?
00:03:43One of the specimens, class 4, I think.
00:03:45Theo.
00:03:48I thought that we understood each other.
00:03:51People, Berkovich.
00:03:54Individuals, minds, souls.
00:03:57Every brain is a living record of a life, a journey taken.
00:04:01Who knows what journey they're on now, hmm?
00:04:05Now, who fell?
00:04:09Montag.
00:04:10Montag.
00:04:13Philip Montag.
00:04:15That's parietal paralysis.
00:04:18I think we're fairly well covered on that area, but still.
00:04:22The place just won't be the same without him.
00:04:26Gather up what you can.
00:04:27Prepare a new bottle, 80% more gelatin,
00:04:30and we'll see if we can keep the old boy together.
00:04:32Yes, sir.
00:04:40Morning.
00:04:43Mr. Huffenkamp.
00:04:45How's every little floating thing?
00:04:49Oh, yeah?
00:04:50You don't say.
00:04:52Feeling a little suspicious.
00:04:55Persecuted?
00:04:57I see.
00:04:58Like somebody studying you or observing you.
00:05:01Right, well, that's correct.
00:05:04Just remember, Hal, that just because you're paranoid
00:05:07doesn't mean they aren't out to get you.
00:05:20Are you all right, Dr. Martin?
00:05:23Oh, nothing that a little brain surgery couldn't cure.
00:05:29Now, where was I?
00:05:33All that we suffer.
00:05:35Right, or enjoy, comes from the brain and its condition,
00:05:39whether it's hot, cold, moist, dry.
00:05:42Madness, in particular, stems from its moistness.
00:05:47Hippocrates.
00:05:49Fourth century B.C.
00:05:51I'll type this up.
00:05:53Thanks.
00:06:02There but by the grace of God go I.
00:06:06I was just thinking that.
00:06:09About you, showboat.
00:06:15The universe is just a wet dream.
00:06:20By the perception of illusion we experience reality.
00:06:25The inscrutable professor.
00:06:27Ah, see?
00:06:29The liberal arts course pays off after all.
00:06:32Have you been drinking?
00:06:34You always get cryptic after you've been drinking.
00:06:37That's the only way I can keep my lunch down.
00:06:42I just spent the last hour and a half being grilled
00:06:45by the chairman over a plate of calamari fungi.
00:06:48He says I'm not people-oriented.
00:06:50Now, what the hell is that supposed to mean?
00:06:52I don't know.
00:06:54I'm brain-oriented, and that doesn't seem to have anything to do with people.
00:06:57Exactly. How would you know?
00:06:59You're your own boss. You do your own work.
00:07:02You married the smartest, prettiest girl in our class.
00:07:05It was me or you, and you lost.
00:07:08That's about the only thing you ever lost.
00:07:13No.
00:07:15I lost Halsey.
00:07:17I lost the numbers.
00:07:19Shit, I'm probably going to lose my job.
00:07:21What are you talking about?
00:07:23Do you know Lakeside?
00:07:25Yeah, it's a mental institution.
00:07:28Correct. We own it.
00:07:30Oh, you own it.
00:07:32The corporation has very diversified interests.
00:07:35From the tritium that feeds the rockets
00:07:37to the powdered milk that feeds the babies, we're Unis.
00:07:42All right, but what about Lakeside?
00:07:44There's a patient there.
00:07:46Former employee. Name of Halsey.
00:07:49The man was a genius, but he lost it.
00:07:51Butchered his family and pled insanity.
00:07:54But some of the board members feel he might be dissembling.
00:07:59Why would he fake it?
00:08:01Halsey wasn't exactly happy with some of the applications his work might be put to.
00:08:07Look, baby, he's just trying to get out of it.
00:08:09The point is, he's nuts, he's not responsible, but I am responsible.
00:08:14You see, Halsey was my baby.
00:08:18So now I'm in shit city with the board,
00:08:21and he's in a rubber room, totally paranoid.
00:08:25Oh, paranoid.
00:08:30So, this is what it's all about, huh?
00:08:39I didn't know who else I could turn to.
00:08:42I mean, nobody knows more about paranoia than you.
00:08:44You're the brain man, for Christ's sakes.
00:08:47I don't do corporate science. I told you that.
00:08:50Oh, come on. It's a favor to me.
00:08:52Would you go to Lakeside? Visit Ward 8? Ask for Halsey?
00:08:56I'm not a psychiatrist.
00:08:58Then run a few tests. See what you think.
00:09:02Besides, aren't you getting a little tired of bottled brains?
00:09:08Here's one you can have fresh.
00:09:12Oh, thank you.
00:09:15You're welcome.
00:09:26Look at me, look at me, look at me.
00:09:28I love me, I love me, I love me.
00:09:36I'm dancing, I'm dancing.
00:09:39Please, look at me, please, I'm lost in my heart.
00:09:44Excuse me, where's Mr. Hallstatt?
00:09:48Right over there.
00:10:09Mr. Halsey?
00:10:17Conklin send you?
00:10:18No.
00:10:19My wife send you?
00:10:20No.
00:10:21My lawyer?
00:10:22No, Mr. Halsey.
00:10:23I didn't say it was Halsey.
00:10:24Well, I'm sorry.
00:10:25You see, I was told that...
00:10:26You're not from Conklin?
00:10:27No.
00:10:28Nor from your wife.
00:10:29My wife?
00:10:30What's she to you?
00:10:31How long have you known her?
00:10:32Where do you meet?
00:10:33Sit down.
00:10:35I'm Halsey, I've been expecting you.
00:10:37Let's go somewhere where we can talk.
00:10:56You didn't trust me.
00:10:59I didn't trust her.
00:11:02And she didn't trust him, you see?
00:11:08Yes, go on.
00:11:09Smiling Ed pays me in cash, right?
00:11:11Always has.
00:11:12Son, Cochlan pays cash.
00:11:14Checks are for bankers and grifters.
00:11:16But when I look, I don't see Ben Franklin, no siree.
00:11:19I see Cochlan's greasy face smiling up at me.
00:11:23It was his way of spying on me.
00:11:25Put his little face in my pocket.
00:11:27And worse, much worse.
00:11:30What?
00:11:31He fucked my wife, right there in the factory, on the perfect sleeper.
00:11:36And that man of his, he's the troublemaker.
00:11:39He's even followed me in here.
00:11:41He's in the hospital.
00:11:43Dr. Martin, he wants to kill me.
00:11:46Mr. Halsey, have you ever heard of Eunice Corporation?
00:11:52Eunice, that's my wife's name.
00:11:55No, this is a corporation.
00:11:57Maybe you did some mathematical work for them or something.
00:12:00I work with numbers, sure, but I work for Cochlan.
00:12:04Cochlan mattresses.
00:12:06I'm an accountant.
00:12:08Neat little rows and columns.
00:12:10No equations. Equations are too messy.
00:12:12You get a few numbers left over and boom.
00:12:16End of the world as we know it.
00:12:19No, I stick to accounts.
00:12:23It's safer.
00:12:25Safer?
00:12:26Are you familiar with the Hippocratic Oath?
00:12:29Doctors take it.
00:12:30Right.
00:12:32But maybe everybody should.
00:12:34At least do no harm.
00:12:37I think that's a fine rule.
00:12:40We can't all do good.
00:12:43But at least do no harm.
00:12:46Mr. Halsey, would you mind if I ran a few tests on you?
00:12:51Just make a few maps.
00:12:53All simple. All completely painless.
00:12:56Would that be all right?
00:12:58Does this pay cash money?
00:13:00No.
00:13:02I'll take it.
00:13:28Well, one thing's for sure.
00:13:54Halsey's not faking.
00:13:55Oh really? How do you know?
00:13:57Like these.
00:13:58Brain maps of three certified paranoics.
00:14:01See this green area here?
00:14:04That's the abnormality.
00:14:06That's the fly in the ointment, if you will.
00:14:09Now here's Halsey.
00:14:12See that? Same thing.
00:14:15Fantastic.
00:14:17How soon can you operate?
00:14:19Operate?
00:14:21No, this is all theoretical work.
00:14:24I need maybe two more years of lab work,
00:14:26and then two years of animal research,
00:14:28and then I think we might just chance opening somebody up.
00:14:31I haven't got four years.
00:14:33I haven't even got four weeks.
00:14:35Why not just cut it out?
00:14:37No, no.
00:14:39You open that door and you step off a cliff.
00:14:44It's awfully risky, especially for Halsey.
00:14:49Halsey was working on something big.
00:14:51Cornerstone technology.
00:14:53That's all I can tell you.
00:14:55It's classified shit.
00:14:57When Halsey lost his marbles, he destroyed his results.
00:15:01We need those numbers,
00:15:03or we need to make sure that nobody else will ever get them.
00:15:11Jim.
00:15:17You want him brain dead.
00:15:19Who said anything about brain dead?
00:15:23Don't you believe your own theories?
00:15:26Afraid to put him to the test?
00:15:28No.
00:15:30Come on, you can't stand there and tell me
00:15:32you haven't dreamed of an opportunity like this.
00:15:35A living brain.
00:15:37Think of it.
00:15:42I just wouldn't feel right about it.
00:15:44I'm sorry, Jim.
00:15:46I'd rather not.
00:15:48Oh, for Christ's sakes.
00:15:50Would you quit thinking about Halsey for a second
00:15:52and think about yourself?
00:15:58You see, in a sense, you already work for Eunice.
00:16:05Eunice?
00:16:06Don't be so naive.
00:16:09Whose research isn't corporate funded these days?
00:16:12I mean, it's either us or the Department of Defense.
00:16:16That doesn't mean that you own me.
00:16:19Don't you want to change the world and get rich?
00:16:23What if Halsey refuses?
00:16:26Well, Halsey's really not in a position to choose.
00:16:30And nor am I.
00:16:32Oh, don't be ridiculous.
00:16:34Look at it this way, it could be worse.
00:16:37You could be the patient and Halsey could be the doctor.
00:16:47Fuck this.
00:16:49Can't make me do this.
00:16:53Look at him.
00:17:05He's got my brain.
00:17:08He's got my...
00:17:10My brain.
00:17:11Fuck shit, my brain.
00:17:13It's my fucking brain.
00:17:14I can't stand this shit.
00:17:15This fucking shit.
00:17:17My fucking...
00:17:18That!
00:17:19That's my fucking brain!
00:17:21No.
00:17:22Yes, that's my fucking brain!
00:17:23No.
00:17:24That's my brain!
00:17:25Sir, there must be some mistake.
00:17:26There's no mistake!
00:17:27That's my brain!
00:17:28That's my brain!
00:17:29That's my brain!
00:17:30No, you have your own brain.
00:17:31It's my fucking brain!
00:17:32This is mine.
00:17:33It's my fucking brain!
00:17:34I'm afraid that it is not yours.
00:17:45SIREN BLARES
00:17:53SIREN BLARES
00:17:55SIREN BLARES
00:17:57SIREN BLARES
00:17:59SIREN BLARES
00:18:01SIREN BLARES
00:18:03SIREN BLARES
00:18:05SIREN BLARES
00:18:07SIREN BLARES
00:18:09SIREN BLARES
00:18:12VARIOUS HOWLING SOUNDS
00:18:24MUFFLED VOICE
00:18:36VARIOUS HOWLING SOUNDS
00:18:42Let's put the cages over here and the, uh, freezers along this wall over here.
00:18:56Oh, Martin, how embarrassing.
00:19:01Ellis.
00:19:02Sorry to hear about your grant.
00:19:04I think it's outrageous.
00:19:06I mean, whatever happened to academic freedom?
00:19:12Bastards own us.
00:19:14Rack, smock, stock and barrel.
00:19:16You've got guts.
00:19:17I'll say that for you, not me.
00:19:19Do I question why the U.S. Army is interested in endocrine secretion?
00:19:23Chemical regulators of human behavior.
00:19:26You can bet your bottom dollar I don't.
00:19:29What do you want?
00:19:33I know it's terrible of me to barge in here so soon, but, well, I have to be in Washington all next week.
00:19:39I'm sorry, I thought they told you.
00:19:42My grant has been doubled.
00:19:45We need more space.
00:19:47And, you know, I love all this shelf space.
00:19:50By the way, what are you going to do with all of these?
00:19:53I don't know.
00:19:54Tell you what, I can probably use most of them.
00:19:58Of course, all I really need are the endocrine receptors, but I'll pay you by the pound.
00:20:02Charge as much as you want.
00:20:04Our Uncle Sam is picking up the tab on this one.
00:20:09Get out of here.
00:20:11What?
00:20:14You heard me.
00:20:16Get out of here.
00:20:17Walter, no need to be nasty, Rex.
00:20:20I'm just trying to do you a favor.
00:20:22They're individuals.
00:20:23They're special.
00:20:25They're unique.
00:20:27You're not going to grind them up into your brain-shake smears.
00:20:31All right.
00:20:32No problem, Rex.
00:20:34Just make sure that you and all of your friends are out by the end of the week.
00:20:42Let's go, Bixby.
00:20:44Wait a minute.
00:20:45No!
00:20:55Oh, no.
00:21:02Yeah.
00:21:06Bad dream?
00:21:07Oh, so vivid.
00:21:10It must be an aftershock of the accident.
00:21:14Accident?
00:21:15What accident?
00:21:16Oh, I had a little accident this afternoon.
00:21:21I think.
00:21:24Or was that part of my dream?
00:21:26Jim said you seemed a little tense this afternoon.
00:21:29When did you see Jim?
00:21:30Since when do you and Jim get together to talk about me?
00:21:33Relax.
00:21:34He called me.
00:21:35He's my friend, too.
00:21:36Oh, great.
00:21:38You and Jim, huh?
00:21:40You should both get together and decide.
00:21:42What's the matter?
00:21:44I don't know why you're so upset.
00:21:45I think you'd be excited.
00:21:48Oh, I don't know.
00:21:51I guess I'm a little afraid.
00:21:54I don't want to rush into anything.
00:21:59You've been poking around in people's brains as long as I've known you.
00:22:02What makes this one so different?
00:22:04Halsey.
00:22:05Halsey makes it different.
00:22:07He was a full fellow at the Institute for Advanced Studies when he was 14.
00:22:11I was still reading Tom Swift, boy scientist.
00:22:15So what happened to him?
00:22:16Tom Swift?
00:22:17No, silly, Halsey.
00:22:20Oh.
00:22:21Well, they said he went nuts.
00:22:23He killed his wife, two kids, and three research assistants.
00:22:28A genius, maybe, but definitely not a nice guy.
00:22:30No, quite to the contrary.
00:22:32He's a very sweet man.
00:22:34I met him today.
00:22:35He likes me.
00:22:37I'm so glad you're making new friends.
00:22:40Morning, boys.
00:22:43Uh, would you leave for a second?
00:22:46Would you buy me a pack of cigarettes, please?
00:22:49Oh, uh, my money's no good here.
00:22:58Oh, here's a couple of bucks.
00:23:00No, no, give me your wallet.
00:23:02You think I want every joe in the joint to know who's buying me my cigarette?
00:23:10Trust me.
00:23:14All right.
00:23:16Here.
00:23:19All right.
00:23:26Old man R.J. was nobody's fool.
00:23:29You can learn a thing or two from this beast's back.
00:23:32Look real close.
00:23:34You can see a man there.
00:23:36He's pissing, see?
00:23:39It's Franklin Roosevelt.
00:23:42And there, that's his willie.
00:23:44Actually, it's Rosenfeld.
00:23:47It's true.
00:23:48He changed his name.
00:23:49I read it in a book.
00:23:51Uh, and there, in the lion,
00:23:55you can see a giant bald eagle
00:23:58mounting a naked woman from behind.
00:24:02Halsey, I need your help.
00:24:04You do?
00:24:06Yes.
00:24:07Here, let me help you with that.
00:24:10In fact, I think you're probably the only one who can help me.
00:24:15Me?
00:24:16Why me?
00:24:18You and I, we have something in common.
00:24:21What's that?
00:24:23Well, for one thing, we both have the same employer.
00:24:26Son of a bitch!
00:24:28Halsey?
00:24:29You work for Conklin!
00:24:31No, I don't work for Conklin.
00:24:32I knew it!
00:24:33Goddamn rotten spy!
00:24:34No, I'm not a spy.
00:24:36I don't work for Conklin.
00:24:38Let me explain it to you this way.
00:24:40We both know that pure science exists above all this.
00:24:44Do you trust me?
00:24:54I do.
00:24:57I need to open you up.
00:25:00I need to examine your brain.
00:25:03My brain?
00:25:05You have a special brain, a very special brain.
00:25:07That's why we did all those tests.
00:25:09But tests aren't enough for them now.
00:25:12I need to show them.
00:25:16My brain.
00:25:23I know you feel like I've railroaded you.
00:25:26Try blackmailed.
00:25:27I'm just helping you be you.
00:25:30You know you want to do this.
00:25:32And believe me, someday, when you're rich and famous,
00:25:37and you're the head of Eunice's neuroscience division,
00:25:41you'll thank me.
00:25:43Mark my words.
00:25:45You'll thank me for what I did.
00:25:48Good luck.
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00:26:54Mr. Reston, surely you're not suggesting
00:26:57that Eunice go into the lobotomy business.
00:27:00We don't need that kind of publicity.
00:27:02It's not the image Eunice wants to project.
00:27:05I was merely using these unpleasant associations
00:27:08to illustrate a point.
00:27:10Mr. Martin's procedure is quite a different story.
00:27:14Rex.
00:27:15He's right.
00:27:16It's very different than the 50s.
00:27:18You could call it the kinder, gentler lobotomy.
00:27:22Let's get to the point, shall we?
00:27:25What about Halsey?
00:27:27Theo.
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00:27:36Mr. Halsey's paranoid psychosis
00:27:38stems from an abnormality near the subvisual cortex.
00:27:42Now, I've been doing very extensive maps on the area.
00:27:46Skip the map.
00:27:48Can you cure him?
00:27:50Restore his mathematical genius.
00:27:52Stimulate his memory, at least get the numbers.
00:27:55In the best possible case, he may completely recover.
00:27:58If so, he'll probably remember the numbers you want
00:28:01or be able to recalculate them,
00:28:03if and only if he believes it's appropriate.
00:28:06And in the worst case?
00:28:10Tabula rasa.
00:28:12The clean slate.
00:28:14It could completely wipe his brain.
00:28:17Please proceed, Dr. Martin.
00:28:19You have our undivided attention.
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00:29:06Mr. Halsey?
00:29:08Are you still with us?
00:29:12Yeah.
00:29:18Why are you at Lakeside?
00:29:25I don't know.
00:29:27Oh, yes, you do.
00:29:29What about your family?
00:29:31They're dead.
00:29:34Oh, I'm so sorry.
00:29:37What happened to them?
00:29:40They were murdered.
00:29:42Really?
00:29:44Oh, I'm so sorry.
00:29:47Mr. Halsey?
00:29:50Yes.
00:30:03Who killed them, Mr. Halsey?
00:30:06Conklin.
00:30:08Black and white and red all over.
00:30:11Shocking.
00:30:14You didn't kill them yourself?
00:30:17No.
00:30:19But what about the number?
00:30:21I'm just an accountant.
00:30:23Bullshit.
00:30:26Just give us those numbers, Halsey.
00:30:28Gentlemen, please.
00:30:33It's a delicate procedure.
00:30:38Mr. Halsey?
00:30:40Can you hear me, Mr. Halsey?
00:30:42Yeah.
00:30:44Mr. Halsey?
00:30:47Yes.
00:30:49Is the man who followed you,
00:30:51the man who killed your family,
00:30:53this Conklin, is he here?
00:30:56Yes.
00:30:58Do you see him?
00:31:00No.
00:31:01How do you know that?
00:31:03He follows me everywhere.
00:31:05Black and white and red all over.
00:31:07I can't see him, Mr. Halsey.
00:31:09Why don't you take a look around,
00:31:11just to put your mind at rest?
00:31:17Oh.
00:31:31Now, I want you to just relax.
00:31:38Just relax.
00:31:54Knock, knock.
00:31:57Mr. Halsey?
00:31:59Uh-huh?
00:32:01Is the man in white still with us?
00:32:04Look for him, please.
00:32:06Who are you referring to?
00:32:11Thank you, Mr. Halsey.
00:32:14By the way, Mr. Halsey,
00:32:16what do you do for a living?
00:32:18I'm a mathematician.
00:32:20And what are you working on now?
00:32:22I'm not at liberty to discuss it.
00:32:24Sorry.
00:32:25That's quite all right.
00:32:37Dr. Martin, you have written and said many times
00:32:40that reality is in the brain.
00:32:42That's right, yes.
00:32:44And yet, you give yourself the power
00:32:47to alter another human being's reality.
00:32:50Um, ethical questions aside,
00:32:53what are we really talking about here?
00:32:56What's the growth potential?
00:32:58I've got this one.
00:33:00What's the growth potential of a human being?
00:33:03I've got this one.
00:33:05For the last decade, cosmetic plastic surgery
00:33:08has outgrossed every other medical procedure,
00:33:11bar none by several thousand percent.
00:33:14If people are so anxious to change their faces and bodies,
00:33:18what about their personalities?
00:33:20Their very souls?
00:33:22Had a bad childhood?
00:33:24We can fix it.
00:33:26Resculpt your memory.
00:33:28Sharpen your perception or soften it.
00:33:31Why not?
00:33:33And why not Eunice?
00:33:35Hear, hear.
00:33:37I see they love you.
00:33:40What did I tell you?
00:33:43Look, I know I pushed you a little hard on this one,
00:33:47but it's all for the best.
00:33:49Now, you and Dana are meeting the chairman and I
00:33:52for dinner at 8.
00:33:54Don't be late.
00:33:56Yeah.
00:33:58Don't be late.
00:34:00Yeah, fine.
00:34:02We'll be there.
00:34:04Excuse me, chairman.
00:34:28Ha, ha, ha, ha!
00:34:58Ha, ha, ha!
00:35:29Possum.
00:35:34Pegasus.
00:35:36God damn you.
00:35:44Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha!
00:35:58Get off my tail.
00:36:01It's not funny anymore.
00:36:25Hey!
00:36:27Hey, who the hell are you?
00:36:30What do you want?
00:36:33I'll take Manhattan, but I'll settle for dinner.
00:36:36Oh.
00:36:38What's the matter?
00:36:41How long have you been behind me?
00:36:44I don't know, a couple of blocks.
00:36:46Didn't you hear me honk?
00:36:48No, I didn't, but I thought that somebody was following me.
00:36:51Guess not.
00:36:53I'm sorry, my mistake.
00:36:56Yeah.
00:37:05Rex!
00:37:07Come on.
00:37:12Okay?
00:37:25All right.
00:37:27Do you really think you should drink?
00:37:29Oh, absolutely.
00:37:31Now, don't get mad, but I...
00:37:33When you start a sentence like that, it signals my brain that something is coming that I absolutely will get mad at.
00:37:37And before I know it, ugly pheromones are rocketing through my system and I'm ready to kill.
00:37:42Did you have a nice day?
00:37:44All right, Rex, what's going on? What's wrong?
00:37:47I guess I am a little tired.
00:37:49I don't mean just tonight.
00:37:51You've changed. Sometimes I feel like I hardly know you.
00:37:54Well, Dana, I just...
00:38:01Hey.
00:38:03Rex.
00:38:08Hey, watch it, buddy.
00:38:11Oh, I'm sorry.
00:38:13I'm terribly sorry. It's just my fault.
00:38:16It's my fault. No harm done.
00:38:18No harm done.
00:38:40I didn't go back quite a ways. We were actually roommates in college.
00:38:45Rex? Rex!
00:38:47Excuse me. Rex.
00:38:51I'm back.
00:38:53Rex.
00:38:55Excuse me. We're over here.
00:38:57Um...
00:38:59Do I know you?
00:39:01Right. Rex, honey.
00:39:03Oh, you needed to ask. Of course.
00:39:05Excuse me.
00:39:07I don't believe the two of you have been formally introduced.
00:39:09Rex, I'd like you to meet Cyril Vance, chairman of Eunice.
00:39:13It's an honor and a pleasure, Dr. Martin.
00:39:15You're a moron at your leisure, Mr. Vance.
00:39:18Don't mind my husband, Mr. Vance.
00:39:20It's cocktail hour, and I think he's channeling the voice of Oscar Wilde.
00:39:25Oh, here we go.
00:39:27A toast.
00:39:29To madness. Madness is merely moisture on the brain.
00:39:33Here's proof.
00:39:38I think he started celebrating before us.
00:39:41Cy, the possibilities of this thing are unlimited.
00:39:44I mean, this is gonna have a revolutionary impact
00:39:47up and down our service and product lines.
00:39:49Well, I love your idea for clinics within the communities.
00:39:52Have you a name for them?
00:39:54I've got the boys in marketing revving up their engines.
00:39:57How about Attitude Adjustment Centers?
00:40:00How does that grab you?
00:40:02Awful.
00:40:04There's no harmony to that.
00:40:06It's... it's not user-friendly.
00:40:10You're absolutely right, sir.
00:40:13How about...
00:40:17I've got it.
00:40:19The new you.
00:40:21From Eunice.
00:40:26The new...
00:40:28you...
00:40:30from Eunice.
00:40:33The new you from Eunice.
00:40:36I love it. I love it.
00:40:40Why not?
00:40:42Why not? A doc in the box on each corner.
00:40:45Slogans, come on in for a jiffy spinal tap.
00:40:481995 for a quick lube and lobotomy.
00:40:52Bang! Drive-in service.
00:40:54You could even do it to yourself.
00:40:59I don't know if anybody's told you about me, but I'm a purple people.
00:41:03No, I'm a person pimple.
00:41:06Purple people.
00:41:08People person. There we go.
00:41:10People like me, generally, when they meet me.
00:41:13Excuse me.
00:41:15He's been under a terrible strain these last couple of weeks.
00:41:23I like people.
00:41:26Ah.
00:41:33Have another drink, you dumb son of a bitch.
00:41:40You're finished.
00:41:44Fine. Fire me. Take my wife. Take my life. That's why I'm here.
00:41:48Rex, calm down. You're not well.
00:41:55Ah.
00:42:25Ah.
00:42:31Ah.
00:42:33Ah-ha-ha-ha!
00:42:35Ah-ha-ha-ha-ha!
00:42:39Ah.
00:42:41Ah.
00:42:43Ah.
00:42:45Ah.
00:42:47Ah.
00:42:55Maybe stress, B12 deficiency, and slight concussion.
00:43:11I'm glad to be back.
00:43:19Disgusting.
00:43:50No.
00:43:56I'm sorry.
00:44:19Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha
00:44:49, ha, ha, ha, dance of the
00:45:17What's the problem, huh?
00:45:29I didn't do it.
00:45:30Okay.
00:45:31Okay.
00:45:32No, I didn't.
00:45:33I didn't do it.
00:45:34I didn't do it.
00:45:35I didn't.
00:45:36Of course you didn't do it.
00:45:37It's all right.
00:45:38You're awake now.
00:45:39Awake?
00:45:40Just another dream.
00:45:41Oh, thank God.
00:45:42Thank God I didn't do it.
00:45:43Of course not.
00:45:44No.
00:45:45Same dream?
00:45:46Same as what?
00:45:47As the one last night and the night before and the night before.
00:45:48Where am I?
00:45:49You're in Lakeside, of course.
00:45:50Lakeside Sanitarium.
00:45:51Don't you remember, Mr. Miller?
00:45:52No, I don't.
00:45:53I don't.
00:45:54I don't.
00:45:55I don't.
00:45:56I don't.
00:45:57I don't.
00:45:58I don't.
00:45:59I don't.
00:46:00I don't.
00:46:01I don't.
00:46:02I don't.
00:46:03I don't.
00:46:04I don't.
00:46:05I don't.
00:46:06I don't.
00:46:07I don't.
00:46:08I don't.
00:46:09Oh, I don't.
00:46:10I...
00:46:11How did I get here anyway?
00:46:13What am I doing here?
00:46:15I would like to speak to somebody in charge, please.
00:46:18Well, how are we doing this morning?
00:46:24It's you.
00:46:25It's him.
00:46:26He did it.
00:46:27He killed them.
00:46:28He killed them all.
00:46:29Don't go!
00:46:30No!
00:46:31Get away from me, you maniac!
00:46:32I don't know what's going on here, but...
00:46:33Did I follow you?
00:46:34Did I tromance you?
00:46:35Did I perhaps even kill your loved ones?
00:46:37Yes, you did.
00:46:38That's very frightening.
00:46:40Those are very frightening thoughts. Are you frightened?
00:46:43Sometimes we have thoughts that are so frightening...
00:46:46we can't even admit to ourselves that we have them.
00:46:49The only way we can deal with those thoughts...
00:46:52is to believe that somebody else has them.
00:46:55Don't do that.
00:46:57It's not reality yet, but it's progress.
00:47:01Now, may I have your arm?
00:47:04Oh, no, no, no, no, no. No, you don't.
00:47:07No, you don't get into any of this. I...
00:47:09Now, Mr. Martin.
00:47:11Dr. Martin.
00:47:13All right. Dr. Martin.
00:47:15No, no.
00:47:17Get away from me.
00:47:21You don't want me to call Fred and Dewey, do you?
00:47:23I don't care who you call.
00:47:25Now, this has gone far enough.
00:47:27Now, I demand that you return my clothes...
00:47:29and tell me what's going on here.
00:47:31And I warn you...
00:47:33my wife is a top attorney.
00:47:35Fred, Dewey.
00:47:37All right. All right.
00:47:39This can hurt. This can hurt.
00:47:41Hear that?
00:47:53I'm gonna sue you.
00:47:55I'll sue all of you.
00:47:57There. That wasn't bad, was it?
00:48:01Thank you, gentlemen. Wait at the nurses' station.
00:48:03I'll call you in a minute.
00:48:09I wish that you would stop treating me like...
00:48:11What?
00:48:15Like you're what, Mr. Martin?
00:48:19I'm starting to feel a little racy.
00:48:23Something, uh...
00:48:27That was no sedative you gave me.
00:48:29You are the man who's following me.
00:48:31I know that.
00:48:33That's right.
00:48:35In my best white suit, stained with blood.
00:48:37You killed Jim and Dana.
00:48:39It's possible to be distracted...
00:48:41by too much detail.
00:48:43For instance, your dream...
00:48:45could be very simple.
00:48:47You create yourself as that...
00:48:49which you have always wanted to be.
00:48:51But some part of you...
00:48:53or some part of your mind...
00:48:55is not very comfortable with that.
00:48:57You fragment into another part...
00:48:59called Halsey.
00:49:01And in your dream...
00:49:03Halsey becomes your patient.
00:49:05As in actuality, you are my patient.
00:49:09But in real life, Mr. Martin...
00:49:11there is no Halsey.
00:49:15You are Halsey.
00:49:27No!
00:49:43Now...
00:49:45you think you can behave yourself?
00:49:47I should think so.
00:49:49All right.
00:49:51You can unbuckle.
00:49:57Easy.
00:49:59Easy.
00:50:01You all right?
00:50:03Yes.
00:50:05Okay.
00:50:17Tony!
00:50:21Tony, it's you!
00:50:23Of course, sir.
00:50:25As always.
00:50:27See? She knows me.
00:50:29But...
00:50:33What is this?
00:50:35How did we get in my office?
00:50:41Make yourself comfortable, Mr. Martin.
00:50:43My office is your office.
00:50:49You can sit in my chair if you like...
00:50:51but I think you'd be more comfortable over here.
00:50:53This is the door, and we can start our session.
00:50:55I don't know what you're talking about.
00:50:57What, Mr. Martin?
00:51:01Francis Martin.
00:51:03Born December 7th, 1956...
00:51:05Pearl Harbor Day in Chicago.
00:51:07The oldest of three children.
00:51:09My mother's name was Willoughby.
00:51:11That's a lithograph. 1548.
00:51:15I graduated from the University of Chicago...
00:51:17and I have my M.D. and Ph.D.
00:51:19in neuroscience from the Miskatonic University.
00:51:21Got married, Dana and I, in 1979.
00:51:23She was the lucky catch.
00:51:25We got married outdoors...
00:51:27in a garden.
00:51:29Barefooted.
00:51:31See, I drive a Volvo with 30,000 miles.
00:51:33My shirt size is 1735.
00:51:35I have no scars.
00:51:37I have no birthmarks.
00:51:39And I know where the wastepaper basket is.
00:51:43Boom.
00:51:45My office is in the Beaumont Building...
00:51:47eighth floor.
00:51:49And this is my office.
00:51:53Now, will you kindly tell me who you are...
00:51:57why you are here in my office...
00:51:59and generally, what is the meaning of this?
00:52:01Those are very reasonable questions.
00:52:03Very reasonable questions, of course.
00:52:07But before I do that, I'd like you to have a look at a few things.
00:52:09Oh.
00:52:11You say your office is in the Beaumont Building.
00:52:13You know very well it is.
00:52:15The eighth floor?
00:52:17I don't know how we got here.
00:52:19Would you take a look out that window and just tell me what you see?
00:52:31No, it can't be.
00:52:35It's all right.
00:52:37I'm fine.
00:52:39It's all right.
00:52:41Over here.
00:52:47I can't believe it.
00:52:49I'm sorry. I can't believe it.
00:52:51You think you're being hoaxed?
00:52:53Yes.
00:52:55I think there is a very real possibility.
00:52:57It's a very remote possibility, surely.
00:52:59Why don't you sit down?
00:53:03You say you're a man of science.
00:53:05Can you think about this scientifically?
00:53:07Excuse me, Dr. Rasmussen.
00:53:09Jim.
00:53:11Jim, Jim.
00:53:13Thank God.
00:53:15Jim, Jim, thank God.
00:53:17Get me out of here.
00:53:19It's been some crazy mix-up here.
00:53:21You remember Jim, our accountant?
00:53:23Accountant? No.
00:53:25Jim's a trained administrator.
00:53:27He runs the whole R&D department.
00:53:29Maybe someday, Mr. Martin.
00:53:31Dr. Rasmussen, it's Mr. Martin's account I came to see you about.
00:53:33You see, Mr. Conklin is way behind on his payments.
00:53:35Conklin?
00:53:37Who's Conklin?
00:53:39What's he got to do with my account?
00:53:41You were his prize accountant.
00:53:43I can't do this without you.
00:53:45I don't think we need to discuss this anymore.
00:53:47Fine, fine.
00:54:13Nice.
00:54:27You've really been busy.
00:54:29It must be very satisfying.
00:54:33Keep up the good work.
00:54:39Henry.
00:54:41No, no, just...
00:54:43Don't get up.
00:54:45Are you lost?
00:54:47They sometimes send the lost ones here to me.
00:54:49This is a lost and found.
00:54:51Well, it was my idea in the first place.
00:54:53It's very good.
00:54:55I'll take you.
00:54:57I know where to go.
00:54:59Without me, you'll never choose the right door.
00:55:01And you could be eaten by a tiger.
00:55:07This is a closet here.
00:55:09No, it's not. It's my office.
00:55:11No, this is a closet.
00:55:13These are clothes here, and I'd like to get out, please.
00:55:15No, it's my office, and you're my client,
00:55:17and you can't...
00:55:19Excuse me, there's some mistake.
00:55:21Get away from the door.
00:55:23Lady, come in!
00:55:25Oh, my God!
00:55:27Oh, my God!
00:55:29Oh, my God!
00:55:31Oh, my God!
00:55:39Oh, my God!
00:56:09Oh, my God!
00:56:11Oh, my God!
00:56:13Oh, my God!
00:56:15Oh, my God!
00:56:17Oh, my God!
00:56:19Oh, my God!
00:56:21Oh, my God!
00:56:23Oh, my God!
00:56:25Oh, my God!
00:56:27Oh, my God!
00:56:29Oh, my God!
00:56:31Oh, my God!
00:56:33Oh, my God!
00:56:35Oh, my God!
00:56:37Oh, my God!
00:56:49I see you've just visited my little museum.
00:56:51Antique neurological devices are my hobby.
00:56:55Mankind's efforts to tame madness
00:56:57make a fascinating history.
00:56:59Museum?
00:57:01How can you do this to people?
00:57:03What people?
00:57:05These people.
00:57:13But I saw...
00:57:15What's this?
00:57:19People in cages.
00:57:21Stop.
00:57:23You've become overexcited.
00:57:25Perhaps a little shock therapy will help you relax.
00:57:27No, I think that...
00:57:31Just a light one.
00:57:35Oh, my God!
00:58:05Holly!
00:58:07Shh!
00:58:09What are you doing here?
00:58:11They keep all the psycho killers on the same floor.
00:58:15Then it wasn't a dream.
00:58:17No, they just don't want to upset you.
00:58:19But I didn't do it.
00:58:21You don't need to tell me that.
00:58:23I know who did it.
00:58:25You've seen him.
00:58:27Who?
00:58:29You know who, and he's here, in the hospital.
00:58:31Holly, you're crazy.
00:58:33Hey, residents of glass structures
00:58:35ought not hurl projectiles.
00:58:39Now, listen to me.
00:58:43You be whoever they want you to be.
00:58:45You understand? It's the only way.
00:58:47All right.
00:58:49The more you resist, the crazier they think you are.
00:58:51And if they don't see any real progress,
00:58:53they're likely to take extreme measures.
00:58:57And whatever you do...
00:58:59And whatever you do...
00:59:05Don't let them take you into surgery.
00:59:09Shit!
00:59:11It's them.
00:59:13I'll go hide in the closet.
00:59:15Okay.
00:59:17Harzi, come out.
00:59:19Coast is clear.
00:59:21Harzi!
00:59:23Harzi!
00:59:25Harzi!
00:59:27Harzi!
00:59:29Harzi!
00:59:31Harzi!
00:59:33Harzi!
00:59:35Harzi!
00:59:39Harzi!
00:59:41Harzi!
00:59:43Harzi!
00:59:45Harzi.
00:59:47Harzi.
00:59:49Harzi.
00:59:51Harzi.
00:59:53Harzi.
00:59:55Harzi.
00:59:57Harzi.
01:00:11He said that you didn't exist.
01:00:13They told me the same thing.
01:00:15They did?
01:00:16Yes, sirree, Bob.
01:00:17They said you didn't exist.
01:00:19That I was a creation of your mind?
01:00:21Some sort of character in your dream?
01:00:23Right as rain.
01:00:24That's what they said.
01:00:26I know I'm real.
01:00:33Oh, good.
01:00:34Yeah.
01:00:36Hey.
01:00:37Have we done this before?
01:00:39Are we doing this now?
01:00:42Shit.
01:00:43It's them.
01:00:44I'll just duck in.
01:00:46Don't go in the closet.
01:00:47Trust me.
01:00:48Let's go.
01:00:59They're here.
01:01:03Wait a second.
01:01:06I'm here.
01:01:11Oh, fine.
01:01:13Great.
01:01:16P.S.
01:01:17You've got brain damage.
01:01:30Oh, Christ.
01:01:33You dumb bastard.
01:01:34Why don't you ever look where you're going?
01:01:37Oh, this should be interesting.
01:01:44You smarmy son of a bitch.
01:01:47Jesus.
01:01:50Dana?
01:01:57I can't believe this.
01:02:07Fuck.
01:02:12Halsey, you still in there?
01:02:17Everything's gonna be all right.
01:02:21He's in the best possible land.
01:02:30Dana, I just want you to know I'm here for you.
01:02:34I always have been.
01:02:36Help me.
01:02:38I'm not dead yet.
01:02:41Did you hear that?
01:02:56That's funny.
01:02:57I could have sworn I heard something.
01:03:07Oh!
01:03:12Hello.
01:03:19Halsey, where are we?
01:03:21We're in my brain.
01:03:23Your brain?
01:03:24Hey, don't bug me.
01:03:25I'm keeping my head above water.
01:03:27I'm maintaining.
01:03:28I am real, real busy here.
01:03:31Hey, did you hear that?
01:03:32What?
01:03:33A storm's coming.
01:03:34A storm?
01:03:35A rainstorm.
01:03:37Shit, that's no storm.
01:03:39What is?
01:03:41Undersea monsters.
01:03:42On a lid.
01:03:45Are they dangerous?
01:03:46Not to me, but then this is my brain.
01:03:48My brain.
01:03:49You can't get hurt in your own brain.
01:03:51But you, you better watch out.
01:03:58Halsey!
01:03:59Shit!
01:04:05Shit!
01:04:26We're going to keep on dumping until you get your ass out of here.
01:04:30What?
01:04:31You heard me.
01:04:32Move it.
01:04:33You're scaring off my customers.
01:04:37Make sure he's gone.
01:04:39He stinks.
01:04:44Look, if you want to come back after we close,
01:04:46maybe we can get you some food from the kitchen or something.
01:04:54Hey, he's serious.
01:04:55If you're not out of here, he's going to call the cops.
01:05:03Shit.
01:05:33Fuck.
01:06:03Fuck.
01:06:33Fuck.
01:06:39What the hell?
01:06:55Boom.
01:07:04Hello?
01:07:05Ah, Dr. Halsey.
01:07:07Glad to find you back in your office.
01:07:09I'm not Halsey.
01:07:11Of course not.
01:07:12You are in Dr. Halsey's office.
01:07:14You answer Dr. Halsey's private line,
01:07:16but you are not Dr. Halsey.
01:07:20Who is this?
01:07:21Wait right there and you'll find out.
01:07:34Halsey.
01:07:39Halsey.
01:07:41Halsey.
01:07:42Halsey.
01:07:43Halsey.
01:08:00Okay.
01:08:02Okay.
01:08:03Well, hopefully he's still in there.
01:08:08Intact this time, right?
01:08:11Let's do it.
01:08:20Shit!
01:08:23Jack.
01:08:25Jack Halsey?
01:08:27How's the cough care?
01:08:28How's Mrs. Halsey and the kids?
01:08:31I haven't seen you in a while.
01:08:34It's me, Alice.
01:08:37I'm not Halsey.
01:08:38Repeat that.
01:08:39What?
01:08:40Repeat it!
01:08:41You're not Halsey.
01:09:13Hey!
01:09:18You cocksucker!
01:09:19I know I'm a cocksucker!
01:09:22You.
01:09:24Hey!
01:09:27You!
01:09:29Hey!
01:09:30No, wait!
01:09:31Look at that!
01:09:57It's a good change.
01:10:01Do you know me?
01:10:04Sure.
01:10:06Yeah, sure.
01:10:07Sure I do.
01:10:10Mr. John Q. Public.
01:10:12No.
01:10:14No, you know me.
01:10:15You know who I am.
01:10:17You know me!
01:10:19You know me!
01:10:20Look, I don't know you from Adam.
01:10:23I'll tell you something.
01:10:25You look like you got Eunice writ all over you.
01:10:31Jim.
01:10:33Jim.
01:10:35Hey.
01:10:37Jim.
01:10:40Jim.
01:10:41Jim.
01:10:42Halsey.
01:10:43It's you.
01:10:45You gotta help me.
01:10:46Hop in.
01:10:47All right.
01:10:53Oh.
01:10:54Jim.
01:10:55I've gotten so lost.
01:10:57Everything has gotten out of hand.
01:10:59I mean, get this.
01:11:01They think that I am Halsey.
01:11:04But then I thought he killed you.
01:11:06No, I killed you.
01:11:08I killed somebody.
01:11:09And then Dana was there, too.
01:11:11Try to relax.
01:11:12It's just bad dreams.
01:11:15No, I'm not dreaming this.
01:11:16It's not a dream.
01:11:17I ruled that out.
01:11:19It's more like that I'm being dreamed by Eunice.
01:11:24You, too.
01:11:25Everybody.
01:11:26The whole thing.
01:11:27This car.
01:11:28We're all being dreamed by Eunice.
01:11:31For the universe is like a wet dream.
01:11:36By the perception of illusion, we experience reality.
01:11:41Are you experienced, Mr. Halsey?
01:11:43That's Mr. Conklin, Eunice's security.
01:11:46He's been looking all over for you.
01:11:48All right.
01:11:49I'd like to tell you that you have the wrong man.
01:11:52I'm sorry, Mr. Halsey.
01:11:54But it's important.
01:11:56We really do need that equation.
01:11:59Where are you taking me?
01:12:01Home.
01:12:02To Lakeside.
01:12:03Leave alone.
01:12:04Farmhouse, this is the Shepard.
01:12:06We're coming in.
01:12:07Go.
01:12:12Where should we begin?
01:12:14At the beginning, of course.
01:12:18That's it.
01:12:19Just relax, Mr. Halsey.
01:12:22What do you want?
01:12:24Just the facts.
01:12:29I don't know what you're talking about.
01:12:34But you can't do this.
01:12:36We own you, Halsey.
01:12:38You, your ideas, your thoughts, your very brain.
01:12:42It's all ours.
01:12:44You, Halsey, are a wholly owned subsidiary of Eunice Corporation.
01:12:48I'm not Halsey.
01:12:50Are you sure?
01:12:51Cheng Tzu wondered whether he was a man dreaming of being a butterfly
01:12:55or whether he was a butterfly dreaming of being a man.
01:12:58Are you sure you're not a butterfly?
01:13:01This doesn't seem to be working.
01:13:03I don't see what we're accomplishing here.
01:13:05He's of no use to us this way.
01:13:07Just make sure no one else will ever get it out of him.
01:13:10Tabula rasa.
01:13:12The clean slate.
01:13:13Wait, let me try.
01:13:15Can you hear me?
01:13:17Halsey, can you hear me?
01:13:20Okay, Martin.
01:13:22Rex, can you hear me?
01:13:25It's me, Jim.
01:13:27I know who you are.
01:13:29Good.
01:13:31Now listen very carefully.
01:13:34It doesn't make any difference anymore who you are.
01:13:37When you get out of here, you can be whoever you want to be.
01:13:41We'll help you.
01:13:42Start a whole new life.
01:13:44You want to be a neurologist? Fine.
01:13:46You've got it.
01:13:48But you've got to work with us.
01:13:51Look, my ass is on the line, too.
01:13:54I could lose my job, but you could lose much more.
01:13:58Much, much more.
01:14:01I don't know what you want.
01:14:04We want the right side of the equation.
01:14:07You erased it.
01:14:09Don't you remember?
01:14:12No.
01:14:14Well, you did.
01:14:16It was on a Monday, the last day you came to work.
01:14:20You'd had a tough weekend.
01:14:22Hard work, killing and dismembering your family.
01:14:25I mean, that's real aerobic exercise.
01:14:27Something to get the heart pounding.
01:14:30Ring any bells?
01:14:32It was three little numbers.
01:14:35What were they?
01:14:37Tell me, you dumb son of a bitch!
01:14:40Where's my wife?
01:14:42Just burn out the core.
01:14:44And let's go.
01:15:15Aah!
01:15:22Praise him, for God's sake.
01:15:24The EEG was very spiky.
01:15:26Yeah, but the screaming and the respiration.
01:15:29He's just experiencing a vivid dream, that's all.
01:15:32And we all know dreams can't hurt us.
01:15:34Dr. Martin?
01:15:36Do you call me Martin?
01:15:38Of course.
01:15:41Then I am Rex Martin?
01:15:44Yes, you're Dr. Rex Martin.
01:15:47Thank God.
01:15:49Thank God.
01:15:51I've been so lost.
01:15:53You've been in an accident.
01:15:55You're in surgery.
01:15:57You've had severe cerebral hemorrhaging.
01:15:59Zone?
01:16:01Rear visual.
01:16:03We just now isolated it.
01:16:05Seizures.
01:16:07I've been having seizures.
01:16:09Yes.
01:16:11Did I kill my wife?
01:16:13No, of course not.
01:16:15If you'll look through the glass there.
01:16:17Can you see her?
01:16:21And who's with her?
01:16:27It's Jim.
01:16:29Yes.
01:16:31I'm ready to go in now and see if I can't repair the damage.
01:16:35All right?
01:16:37Friday's rent.
01:16:39I'm in your hands, Doc.
01:16:42I'll let you earn your fee.
01:16:44After all, it's old man Conklin's money.
01:16:47I beg your pardon?
01:16:49Conklin Mattress Factory.
01:16:51They give it to Halsey.
01:16:53Halsey gives it to me, I give it to Ramsden.
01:16:55Just relax, Doctor.
01:16:57I'm a bit nervous myself.
01:16:59I've never operated on another brain man before.
01:17:01Just do no harm.
01:17:03What?
01:17:05I don't understand.
01:17:35I don't understand.
01:18:05I don't understand.
01:18:35I don't understand.
01:19:05I don't understand.
01:19:25Doctor, we're losing pressure.
01:19:27Accept the flow and increase the O2.
01:19:31It's radiobleeding, Doctor.
01:19:33Can you stop it?
01:19:35No.
01:19:37What are the numbers?
01:19:39No respiratory response.
01:19:41Flatline, Doctor.
01:19:43De-system.
01:19:47Party's over.
01:20:03Well, at least he didn't feel any pain.
01:20:33Where am I?
01:20:35Am I dreaming?
01:20:39Or is this death?
01:20:43I'm dead.
01:20:45I'm dead.
01:20:47I'm dead.
01:20:49I'm dead.
01:20:51I'm dead.
01:20:53I'm dead.
01:20:55I'm dead.
01:20:57I'm dead.
01:20:59I'm dead.
01:21:01I'm dead.
01:21:03Great.
01:21:07I'm dead.
01:21:09I think.
01:21:11I think?
01:21:15Oh.
01:21:17This should be interesting.
01:21:25Where should we begin?
01:21:31He's got my brain.
01:21:37I'm so sorry.
01:21:43A toast.
01:21:47To madness.
01:21:49A toast.
01:21:53To madness.
01:21:55Brain death.
01:21:57Brain death.
01:22:01Brain death.
01:22:05Brain death.
01:22:09Try to relax.
01:22:13It's just bad dreams.
01:22:17Try to relax.
01:22:21That it wasn't a dream.
01:22:23Brain death.
01:22:27Brain death.
01:22:31Brain death.
01:22:35Brain death.
01:22:39What about the numbers?
01:22:43What about the numbers?
01:22:47I'm sorry, Mr. Halsey.
01:22:49That it wasn't a dream.
01:22:57That it wasn't a dream.
01:23:09Don't you want to change the world?
01:23:11Yes, go on.
01:23:13Don't you want to change the world and get rich?
01:23:15Yes.
01:23:19I'm sorry, Mr. Halsey.
01:23:21It's just bad dreams.
01:23:23You know me.
01:23:25You know me.
01:23:31Brain death.
01:23:35Brain death.
01:23:39Brain death.
01:23:43Brain death.
01:23:47Brain death.
01:23:51Brain death.
01:23:55Brain death.
01:23:59Brain death.
01:24:03Brain death.
01:24:07Brain death.
01:24:11Brain death.
01:24:25Brain death.
01:24:27Brain death.
01:24:31Brain death.