984 Prisoner Of The Future | Full Movie | Tibor Takács | Stephen Markle, Don Francks, Stan Wilson - video Dailymotion

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PRISONER OF THE FUTURE | Sci-Fi | 1982 |   Plot: A corporate executive is taken prisoner by an underground organization known as The Movement, and is turned over to a ruthless interrogator.  Crew:  • Directed by: Tibor Takács • Written by: Stephen Zoller, Peter Chapman • Starring: Stephen Markle, Don Francks, Stan Wilson, David Clement • Produced by: John Gundy, Don Jean-Louis, William I. Macadam • Music by: The Q.T.'s • Cinematography: Alar Kivilo • Edited by: Tibor Takács  About TRENDEST MOVIES - ENGLISH:  Welcome to TRENDEST MOVIES - ENGLISH, your ultimate destination for timeless Hollywood classics, thrilling blockbusters, and hidden gems from the world of English cinema. Dive into a vast collection of iconic films spanning genres like action, drama, romance, comedy, sci-fi, and more. Whether you’re a fan of vintage masterpieces or the latest hits, our channel brings you the best of English-language movies, carefully curated to entertain and inspire. Subscribe now and join our community of movie lovers to enjoy cinematic experiences that will keep you on the edge of your seat. At TRENDEST MOVIES - ENGLISH, the magic of movies never fades!  Subscribe now: www.youtube.com/@TRENDEST_MOVIES_ENGLISH  Follow Trendest Media:  • YouTube:  1. TRENDEST INFOTAINMENT: www.youtube.com/@TRENDEST_KIDS1 2. TRENDEST KIDS: www.youtube.com/@TRENDEST_INFOTAINMENT  • Instagram:  TRENDEST INFOTAINMENT: https://www.instagram.com/trendestinfotainment/  • Facebook: TRENDEST INFOTAINMENT: https://www.facebook.com/TrendestInfotainment/   COPYRIGHT  We hold the proper licenses for all movies published on YouTube. For any questions, please contact: mail@trendest.in  AYA Media Private Limited & TRENDEST Media Private Limited are companies registered under the laws of India and located in the state of Kerala, India.

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00:00:00Don't you understand?

00:00:26I want to win this just as much as you do.

00:00:30I have a report here.

00:00:33It confirms your association with Michael Rowland.

00:00:36He visited your home on April 7th.

00:00:38What does that prove?

00:00:40It proves you lied all along.

00:00:42That's what it proves, Mr. Weston.

00:00:45I didn't even know there was an organization until...

00:00:47Until Michael Rowland got you involved.

00:00:53Now we're making some progress.

00:00:55For once.

00:00:59No!

00:01:01Don't do it!

00:01:29Don't do it.

00:01:59Don't do it.

00:02:29I love you.

00:02:31I love you.

00:02:59I remember.

00:03:15I remember you as if it were yesterday.

00:03:19I remember the promenade and the cool warmth of that summer's night.

00:03:23You flaunted yourself.

00:03:25I can still hear you laugh.

00:03:29I laughed, too.

00:03:31Now I decay.

00:03:33All these things are bound up inside me.

00:03:35I have to let them out before I go insane.

00:03:39Insane?

00:03:41I wonder if I am not.

00:03:45I see them in the shadows.

00:03:47They aren't merely nightmares, are they?

00:03:49What do they want from me?

00:03:50Why, me?

00:03:51At first I thought they were interested in classified information, but not anymore.

00:03:54It doesn't really matter.

00:03:55Time here has stopped still.

00:03:57All I know is that it has been an eternity since I last saw you breathe the air around you.

00:04:02I tell them I know nothing.

00:04:03I tell them I don't care about politics and all the wretchedness that goes with it.

00:04:07If they won't listen, the warden won't believe.

00:04:09Make him believe.

00:04:10Tell him there's been a mistake.

00:04:12A mistake.

00:04:1498, 92, 41, 1248, 984, 722, 635, 1080, 683.

00:04:44Floyd?

00:04:58Floyd Armstrong.

00:05:04Tom.

00:05:06Tom...

00:05:07Weston!

00:05:08From?

00:05:09General Research.

00:05:10Backstreet?

00:05:11Backstreet!

00:05:12General Research.

00:05:13Baxter Division.

00:05:15Right.

00:05:16I remember now.

00:05:18It's been a few years.

00:05:23I guess it's useless to ask what happened to you.

00:05:27I'm as much in the dark as you are.

00:05:29How long have you been here?

00:05:32Six hours.

00:05:33When these clowns bust in, I was in the middle of a poker game.

00:05:38Well, anyway, they bust in, armed to the teeth.

00:05:43Said it was a raid.

00:05:45What have we done, Tom?

00:05:47We haven't done anything.

00:05:49Nothing they wouldn't have done in our positions.

00:05:53That's what they want, isn't it?

00:05:55To be in our position.

00:05:59What do you make of him?

00:06:02I'm afraid there's not much to make of him.

00:06:05That's what I mean.

00:06:07There's only a couple of them.

00:06:10Twenty of us.

00:06:12No, no, no, no.

00:06:15Maybe he likes what we're saying.

00:06:17Maybe he'd like to take part in the riot we're planning.

00:06:20Sure.

00:06:21You help us out, we'll go real easy on you.

00:06:27Come the revolution.

00:06:29This and no sir that.

00:06:32I've been no sir in this godforsaken hall.

00:06:38Where the hell are we, anyway?

00:06:41Relax, Tom.

00:06:47Explanations will be in order.

00:06:50Shortly.

00:06:55A few days ago, I wouldn't have believed I'd be standing in front of such a distinguished group.

00:06:59Do you mind if I call you a distinguished group, just to have a word with you in here?

00:07:04Please.

00:07:05I know that most of you think this is merely a game.

00:07:11And that someone will eventually come up to you and say abracadabra.

00:07:15This has been a practical joke.

00:07:18Well, I'm afraid that isn't so.

00:07:21Reality is a trifle more cruel than that, gentlemen.

00:07:27This is a modern world, whether you like it or not.

00:07:31Now, there's no need to worry.

00:07:32We don't treat our adversaries the way you did.

00:07:36All I want to know is what I have to do to get out of here.

00:07:39You'll find it's not a matter of doing, but being.

00:07:44But hasn't that always been the case?

00:07:47Punishment in the name of rehabilitation.

00:07:52You chaps have always been able to avoid this sort of thing up until now.

00:07:57But unfortunately for you, things have changed, haven't they?

00:08:03No judges to bribe.

00:08:06No team of lawyers to hire.

00:08:09Gentlemen, welcome to tomorrow.

00:08:13Your trials were all played out yesterday.

00:08:16Your guilt is one of the foundations of our new order.

00:08:21You find it boring with your crimes against humanity?

00:08:25I don't know about anybody else.

00:08:28But I find my crimes a source of personal satisfaction.

00:08:32The way you tell it, it's no fun at all.

00:08:36Gentlemen, what I'm trying to do...

00:08:39I don't care what you're trying to do.

00:08:42What I want to know is what we're guilty of.

00:08:45I don't care what you're trying to do.

00:08:47I don't care what you're trying to do.

00:08:49What I want to know is what we're guilty of.

00:08:52What about our families?

00:08:54Is their guilt automatic?

00:08:56Oh, by the way.

00:08:58Before you're shown to your quarters,

00:09:00each one of you will be issued a personnel number.

00:09:03We want you to use it at all times.

00:09:05There's a new world out there.

00:09:08And we want you to act accordingly.

00:09:11Answer my question!

00:09:13In due time.

00:09:151-1-7-0.

00:09:251-1-7-0.

00:09:301-1-7-0.

00:09:33There's a new world out there.

00:09:361-1-7-0.

00:09:45Prisoner 9-8-4, sir.

00:09:48Sit down, 9-8-4.

00:09:50My name is Weston.

00:09:52I said sit down, 9-8-4.

00:10:05For goodness sake, Jeffrey, release him.

00:10:08But sir...

00:10:10I'm only going to play this jailer nonsense so far.

00:10:12Release him.

00:10:15My apologies, Mr. Weston.

00:10:18The official protocol, the numbers,

00:10:21the handcuffs, the uniforms, and all...

00:10:26It gets a bit silly, doesn't it?

00:10:28Oh, come off it.

00:10:32I beg your pardon.

00:10:34Standard interrogation technique.

00:10:37Treat him with kindness and attentive ear,

00:10:39and he'll hand over the information without much bother.

00:10:42You have information, Mr. Weston.

00:10:45No, but you're acting as if I do.

00:10:47Oh, please, don't worry, Mr. Weston.

00:10:49We're not out to break you, at least not just yet.

00:10:53Dr. Fontaine himself asked me to look out for you.

00:10:57Fontaine?

00:10:59Yes, he remembers you from his term at the university.

00:11:01Look, warden, why am I here?

00:11:03Surely you realize there's been a misunderstanding.

00:11:06Oh, there's been no misunderstanding.

00:11:07Just answer the questions.

00:11:10Did you not find Dr. Fontaine's lectures interesting?

00:11:15Once you start programming people,

00:11:17pretty soon you can't tell them apart from the...

00:11:20The machines.

00:11:22I see you don't quite understand the movement.

00:11:27Why don't you believe me, warden?

00:11:29This is all a mistake. I've done nothing.

00:11:32But you are Thomas R. Weston of 14 Evermore Drive.

00:11:37Yes, but I...

00:11:39And your best friend was Michael Rowland.

00:11:41Michael Rowland?

00:11:43Oh, come now, you're not going to tell me

00:11:45that you don't know Michael Rowland.

00:11:49No.

00:11:51Yes, I mean, yes, I...

00:11:53Of course I know him.

00:11:55I just don't see how this is...

00:11:57I can tell from your tone that Rowland hasn't done anything.

00:12:03Yet.

00:12:05You remember Michael Rowland.

00:12:11Tom!

00:12:13Tom!

00:12:15There's been no misunderstanding.

00:12:17Just answer the questions.

00:12:19You remember Michael Rowland.

00:12:21Dr. Fontaine himself asked me to look out for you.

00:12:25There's been no misunderstanding.

00:12:27Just answer the questions.

00:12:29Answer the questions.

00:12:31Tom!

00:12:35Tom?

00:12:47Tom?

00:12:49Tom?

00:12:53Are you going to stop working soon?

00:12:57When I finish.

00:12:59About how long?

00:13:00About an hour.

00:13:02I wonder who that could be.

00:13:04At this time of the night.

00:13:06Don't move.

00:13:08I'll get it.

00:13:10You keep working.

00:13:12If I need help, I'll scream.

00:13:31Michael?

00:13:33Is that you, Michael Rowland?

00:13:36Tom, come quickly, it's Michael.

00:13:38He's been hurt.

00:13:41Good God, Michael.

00:13:43What's happened to you?

00:13:53There are no cabs on the street, Tom.

00:13:55So I had to walk.

00:13:57I'm afraid we got stuck in the rain.

00:13:58Don't be silly.

00:14:01Take it easy, honey, easy.

00:14:05Listen, are you up to talking about this?

00:14:07Yeah, I'm good.

00:14:09Who did this to you?

00:14:11A young zealot.

00:14:13In Whitaker's so-called communications group.

00:14:16And this is how they communicate?

00:14:18Well, it's more the subject than the style.

00:14:21Thanks, man.

00:14:23I was at one of their meetings.

00:14:25Their usual Thursday night get-togethers.

00:14:27I don't know.

00:14:30So what happened?

00:14:32No matter what the problem was,

00:14:34Whitaker kept pointing the finger our way.

00:14:36Us guys at the top, so to speak.

00:14:39So when Whitaker suggested they all join this movement

00:14:42led by Dr. Fontaine,

00:14:44I addressed him directly and called him a fraud.

00:14:49Suddenly I found myself being pummeled

00:14:51by this young hothead.

00:14:52Thanks, Margaret.

00:14:55Michael,

00:14:57I can't help but get the feeling

00:14:59that you think these people are a major threat to us all.

00:15:02Maybe they are, Tom.

00:15:05If you'd come tonight,

00:15:07you'd know what I mean.

00:15:09There's so much resentment and frustration.

00:15:14I tell you, Tom,

00:15:16I'm not going to stand for it much longer.

00:15:18What do you mean?

00:15:19I'll let you know when I find out.

00:15:21There are others who feel the same way as I do.

00:15:25They feel the movement's going too far.

00:15:30I'd better get home before Sally starts to worry.

00:15:33We'll take you home.

00:15:35Thanks, Margaret.

00:15:39Tom, where are the keys?

00:15:42We need a leader who cares.

00:15:45We need a leader who cares.

00:15:47We need a leader who cares.

00:15:49We need a man who will end unemployment.

00:15:52What do you mean?

00:15:54Who will end unhappiness.

00:15:56I don't know.

00:15:58We need a man who will be on politics.

00:16:00Who will get action on the issues that count.

00:16:03We need Braxton Fontaine.

00:16:06We need the movement.

00:16:08We need a better tomorrow.

00:16:11Vote Fontaine. Vote movement.

00:16:14We are building a better world.

00:16:18We are on the verge of change

00:16:21and I must urge you to prepare for it.

00:16:24That's what they want, isn't it?

00:16:26To be in our position.

00:16:29That's what they want, isn't it?

00:16:38Answer me.

00:16:41Answer me.

00:16:47Tom?

00:16:53I don't know anything.

00:16:55I swear.

00:16:57Release him.

00:17:00There's plenty of time to get to the bottom of this.

00:17:18How much do you think he knows?

00:17:22It's quite likely he may know nothing.

00:17:25It may be true.

00:17:27Nevertheless, I want you to give him a full treatment.

00:17:30The current situation is potentially explosive.

00:17:34Any additional information, any, will be vitally useful.

00:17:40Is it that serious, doctor?

00:17:42We're not playing games anymore.

00:17:45Anything can happen.

00:17:47You do want to win, don't you?

00:17:51I'm not sure if it means that...

00:17:53Well, I do.

00:17:58Keeper 6, increase monitor function on prisoner 984.

00:18:13984?

00:18:15Are you okay?

00:18:17I'm fine, I'm fine.

00:18:21He's alive.

00:18:23I think he's broken.

00:18:25You seemed in rough shape yesterday.

00:18:27What's the warden up to anyway?

00:18:30He wants blood.

00:18:32He doesn't seem to be convinced of my conversion.

00:18:34He doesn't see how everything has come full circle.

00:18:37He doesn't care if I don't know anything.

00:18:40The only ones with confessions?

00:18:42Something like that.

00:18:44And it happened while I was away.

00:18:451170 is acting up again.

00:18:47You must have really been out of it not to have heard him last night.

00:18:50There is not much left of him.

00:18:52He just screams about video screens and x-rays.

00:18:55What do you think he sees?

00:18:57Probably more than we do.

00:18:59What's happening?

00:19:08They're taking 1170 away.

00:19:11Come on.

00:19:13Faster.

00:19:15Hurry it up.

00:19:41Lloyd.

00:19:44It's good to see you again.

00:19:46How have they been treating you?

00:19:48The number is 1170.

00:19:51Don't you follow the rules?

00:19:53Keeps their minds sharp, you know what I mean.

00:19:56Damn, I wonder how long we're going to have to keep this up.

00:20:00Conditioning is good for you.

00:20:02That's just it.

00:20:04I think we're being conditioned in more ways than one.

00:20:06Lloyd.

00:20:09You're not falling for the warden's rigmarole, are you?

00:20:13You do want to be free, don't you?

00:20:15Yes, I do.

00:20:17Then you have to believe in the new world.

00:20:28Come on, Lloyd.

00:20:30You're putting me on.

00:20:33I'm not putting you on.

00:20:34You're putting me on.

00:20:36I feel sorry for you, 984.

00:20:41It seems you'll have a long tenure.

00:20:46Those who don't believe

00:20:50will eventually perish

00:20:53from their own horrific visions.

00:20:59Lloyd, what's the matter with you?

00:21:02You have been seeing visions, haven't you?

00:21:06I feel sorry for you, 984.

00:21:09I sincerely hope you see the light.

00:21:12Lloyd, what have they done to you?

00:21:14The exercise period is over.

00:21:18Prisoners assemble in the center of the yard.

00:21:32All except you.

00:21:38You're lucky.

00:21:40You've been chosen.

00:21:42They'll help you readjust.

00:21:48984.

00:21:50I got it all figured out.

00:21:52Do you hear me?

00:21:57I hear you.

00:22:02You got what?

00:22:04I got it all figured out.

00:22:06The reason 1170 said all those crazy things last night

00:22:09and the reason they are putting him away.

00:22:12Why?

00:22:14He mentioned something about the room.

00:22:16A big room where they help you readjust.

00:22:19What else?

00:22:21What else?

00:22:31I think he's seen the outside.

00:23:02Help!

00:23:16Readjustment.

00:23:18Readjustment.

00:23:21I want to change.

00:23:23I want to.

00:23:25I'm ready now.

00:23:27Take me.

00:23:29Take me.

00:23:30Take me.

00:23:43Everybody out!

00:23:45Please don't!

00:23:47Please don't!

00:23:49Jeffrey!

00:23:51Keep it up, Weston.

00:23:53You'll regret you ever met me.

00:23:55What's the matter?

00:23:57It's a long hour.

00:23:58It's a long hour.

00:24:16Congratulations.

00:24:18That little outburst over Armstrong

00:24:20makes me think that you're coming along just fine.

00:24:26Or are you?

00:24:28Sympathy for the fool?

00:24:30Where is he?

00:24:32He's a free man.

00:24:34You can't bear the thought.

00:24:36I've changed, Warden.

00:24:38You know I have.

00:24:40Fine performance.

00:24:42Fine, just fine.

00:24:47You've been in jail all this time

00:24:49and you still play your games.

00:24:51What was I going to tell you

00:24:53that I've stopped playing games?

00:24:55Well,

00:24:56I think that would be a most unusual development,

00:24:58don't you, Jeffreys?

00:25:00You think I can't remember the room?

00:25:06Sit down, please.

00:25:15Please.

00:25:22Now, go on.

00:25:24What about the room?

00:25:27I remember

00:25:29being left alone in the exercise yard one day,

00:25:32God knows how long ago.

00:25:34I remember being led down a hallway by a guard.

00:25:37And?

00:25:40We entered in an elevator

00:25:42and went down and down and down.

00:25:46I remember thinking to myself

00:25:48how huge this place must be.

00:25:50What else do you remember?

00:25:53Nothing.

00:25:59You're bluffing, Weston.

00:26:01There was no room.

00:26:03I think Armstrong would beg to differ.

00:26:08Now,

00:26:10what do you remember?

00:26:12Nothing!

00:26:15I tire of you.

00:26:21No.

00:26:23There's nothing to remember.

00:26:25I was only bluffing.

00:26:28Perhaps this will

00:26:30freshen your memory.

00:26:47Come on.

00:26:49What else do you remember?

00:26:50I remember thinking

00:26:53how big this place is.

00:26:57This wasn't built just to hold prisoners, was it?

00:27:00Please, Weston.

00:27:02Your memories.

00:27:04You'll find out how big it was later.

00:27:11We entered a room.

00:27:13There was a technician.

00:27:15He strapped me into a chair.

00:27:17You're on the right track.

00:27:18Now, let's not wander.

00:27:20My hands were gloved.

00:27:23They must have been wired

00:27:25because I could feel a current.

00:27:27What did you see?

00:27:29Nothing at first.

00:27:32Then there were pictures.

00:27:34Then what happened?

00:27:36I looked at them

00:27:38and I received a shock to my hands.

00:27:41What happened?

00:27:43Another picture was projected.

00:27:44Then came another shock.

00:27:46The next picture was of me.

00:27:49There was no shock.

00:27:51The next picture was

00:27:54of a

00:27:57girl.

00:27:59What was the girl's name?

00:28:01I didn't say.

00:28:03The picture was...

00:28:05Conspiracy

00:28:07against Dr. Fontaine.

00:28:09Against Dr. Fontaine.

00:28:11Against Dr. Fontaine.

00:28:13Against Dr. Fontaine.

00:28:39I don't know.

00:28:40You are you sure?

00:28:47There was the shaking what shaking there was a tremor

00:29:04Shocks no pictures

00:29:10Silence and darkness and I don't know

00:29:19I don't know. I

00:29:22Don't know

00:29:27And you don't remember anything else no

00:29:35Good

00:29:38Very good

00:29:41Mr. Weston has a very very very vivid imagination. Wouldn't you say so Jeffries?

00:29:48Well now that you've calmed down

00:29:51Maybe we can continue

00:29:53Do we really have to?

00:29:56Well, I wouldn't want to inconvenience mr. Weston by dragging him off to his cell and then

00:30:02Dragging him back again for our daily interrogation. I got

00:30:06How many times do I have to tell you?

00:30:09I'm innocent

00:30:12How many times do you feel it from within?

00:30:17Don't you miss the outside world

00:30:20Don't you wish you could see your friends they're waiting for you out there

00:30:26Don't you ever think about your wife

00:30:29Or better still

00:30:32Don't you ever think about your mistress?

00:30:34My dear mr. Weston

00:31:04I'm sorry, but there's no mistake

00:31:12No

00:31:17Well, I don't invent these figures I just analyzed them

00:31:24Well, I can't tell you what to do but I can suggest a few options based on the probabilities in the end

00:31:30You have to make the decisions

00:31:35Okay, all right

00:31:43Tom you haven't forgot about the meeting. Have you? No, I haven't good good. It'll be worth your while. Trust me. I'll see you

00:31:50I

00:32:02Moment is now ladies and gentlemen

00:32:11And remember when you vote for Gregson Fontaine not only both

00:32:20What's the matter boys haven't had lunch

00:32:27Sure show me the clubhouse

00:32:29I don't think I could stand the initiation. You know, I can't stand the taste of yellow

00:32:32You take this very lightly, but when the social balance tips in favor

00:32:37Steps in favor of the average man will unite become the strongest individual the world has ever known. I know

00:32:43Spare me the quotations. I read Fontaine's book. That's one of the weaker parts

00:32:48Surely

00:33:08All we have to do is join hands and march together

00:33:18Hello, what are you doing? I'm sitting in your car. Where can I let you off? I

00:33:26Said where can I let you off?

00:33:32Maybe I'm slow or something. Correct me if I'm wrong, but are you propositioning? Of course not

00:33:40Obscurity is politically incorrect. It takes energy away from far more important things

00:33:45Did you get that from the little manual you have that you should know you've read it

00:33:51You haven't changed much have you?

00:33:53Never afraid to say things people don't want to hear and you on the other hand always say the expected. It's always in the book

00:34:00Stop it. Mr. Weston. I expect

00:34:04Look, if you're trying to shock me you're wasting your time

00:34:08What is she like other than possessive?

00:34:11I'll say it again if you're trying to shock me

00:34:16Look I've decided not to talk about

00:34:18What are you trying to find out anyway? Don't you have all the answers in that little book?

00:34:25I'm on the other side. That's all you need to know

00:34:28But look see no

00:34:30Electrodes and better than the skull no faint hum of hidden machinery

00:34:35Well, well this is where you get up

00:34:55I'm going to miss you

00:35:04You seem preoccupied.

00:35:13Perhaps I hit a nerve.

00:35:17Face it, Warden.

00:35:18It's not much different out there than it ever was.

00:35:22What do you take me for?

00:35:26Some kind of an eccentric who has housed all of you here for over ten years in order to

00:35:30generate a few maniacal thrills?

00:35:34Who do you think I am?

00:35:36A mirage.

00:35:39A stinking mirage.

00:35:43On the contrary.

00:35:46You're going to find I'm very real.

00:35:52Very real.

00:35:53Why don't you just kill me now, once and for all?

00:35:58No, no, no, no, no!

00:35:59I simply want you to sign this confession.

00:36:11What's this one say?

00:36:14You admit to everything.

00:36:15But I've done nothing.

00:36:24Now look, Weston.

00:36:28Someone has to take the blame for all this.

00:36:31You've committed a crime.

00:36:33A crime against all mankind.

00:36:37Renounce your past.

00:36:39Make it worthwhile.

00:36:40Please.

00:36:41Please believe me.

00:36:42There's a better world outside.

00:36:43A far better world.

00:36:44Sign.

00:36:45Sign.

00:36:46Sign.

00:36:47Sign.

00:36:48Sign.

00:36:49Sign.

00:36:50Sign.

00:36:51Sign.

00:36:52Sign.

00:36:53Sign.

00:36:54Sign.

00:36:55Sign.

00:36:57Sign.

00:36:59You can be a part of it.

00:37:07If all you want is a signature, then you have it.

00:37:17If you want something more, this isn't the way to do it.

00:37:27You're up to your old tricks again.

00:37:31It's very funny.

00:37:35You leave me no alternative but to introduce you to a new level of pain.

00:37:41I've got to get to the bottom of this somehow.

00:37:57Ah!

00:37:58Ah!

00:37:59Ah!

00:38:00Ah!

00:38:01Ah!

00:38:02Ah!

00:38:03Ah!

00:38:04Ah!

00:38:05Ah!

00:38:06Ah!

00:38:07Ah!

00:38:08Ah!

00:38:09Ah!

00:38:10You're taking this very calmly, Tom.

00:38:13What, von Taine?

00:38:15For this top secret mission.

00:38:18You won't be disappointed, Tom.

00:38:19I swear these people are really concerned.

00:38:20They really are.

00:38:21And they're willing to do something about it.

00:38:24Bullard, Michael, 887-3, 5-8.

00:38:34Who's the friend of Thomas R. Weston? Schedule a visit.

00:38:41Well, I've got some important people coming this afternoon.

00:38:48Please be seated, gentlemen.

00:38:49Mr. Baxter, you're in this?

00:38:52Surprised?

00:38:55Cloak and dagger never struck me as your style.

00:38:57It isn't.

00:38:58But circumstances dictate differently.

00:39:01Michael, the next item is for you.

00:39:04Roland, the things at our end are proceeding as planned.

00:39:07Those parts should be moving through your company sometime tomorrow.

00:39:10How many?

00:39:11Twenty-five.

00:39:12Identification?

00:39:14X-ray machine parts.

00:39:16Good.

00:39:17No chance of an accident.

00:39:20Oh, no, they'll be non-functional.

00:39:22And they'll stay that way until we get Mr. Yamato's remote triggers.

00:39:25I hate to break this up, but what the hell are you people talking about?

00:39:30Oh.

00:39:32Haven't you...

00:39:33I don't have time.

00:39:34Mr. Weston.

00:39:36Tom.

00:39:37As you are well aware, I'm sure, we face a crisis point.

00:39:41With our illustrious Mr. Fontaine having gained such incredible ground,

00:39:45we see a move to disrupt the way things ought to be.

00:39:49The way things ought to be.

00:39:50This is strictly European.

00:39:52Mr. Weston, we speak for all civilized interests.

00:39:55We must take action immediately before it's too late.

00:39:59What kind of action?

00:40:00Well, as you can see for yourself on the screen,

00:40:04what we were talking about just now,

00:40:06the Minotaur, you are familiar with it?

00:40:09It's a portable nuclear device.

00:40:11Still experimental, at least as far as I thought.

00:40:14You don't intend to...

00:40:15Oh, we don't intend to do anything unless it's absolutely necessary.

00:40:18Our governments seem reluctant to be involved,

00:40:21which makes me question whom they really serve.

00:40:23You know, conflict of interest.

00:40:25They don't want to be caught in an embarrassing situation.

00:40:27It's all, it's all left up to us.

00:40:29You people are kidding, aren't you?

00:40:33Terrorism condoned by the government.

00:40:35Mr. Baxter, you are joking.

00:40:38But you aren't playing with toys.

00:40:40You could inadvertently start something far worse

00:40:43than what you intend to start.

00:40:45Reliable sources, inside sources,

00:40:48reports that Dr. Fontaine and his starry-eyed followers

00:40:51are entertaining the same idea.

00:40:56Tom, we're reasonable men.

00:40:58We're prepared to negotiate.

00:41:00But these people in the movement are not willing to step aside.

00:41:04We don't want to let this thing get out of hand.

00:41:06And that's where you come in.

00:41:08We need a man we can trust.

00:41:10Now, we have the equipment and the personnel.

00:41:12But we need advice on the fine points.

00:41:15Oh, yes.

00:41:18Like where to put the damn things.

00:41:20Or where they can be strategically placed

00:41:23to make the best impact.

00:41:25Where it can make the best impression.

00:41:27You see, Weston, we want to end this damn thing before it begins.

00:41:33Why are you so sure I can be trusted?

00:41:39Your record speaks for itself.

00:41:47And we have witnesses.

00:41:54Mr. Weston, we are a determined group of individuals.

00:41:59Think about what this means.

00:42:09Tom!

00:42:20I'm not trying to help.

00:42:22You don't understand.

00:42:24I'm afraid I do.

00:42:25You shot me before.

00:42:26You had me fooled.

00:42:27But I suppose it was all in the line of duty.

00:42:29Don't misunderstand me.

00:42:30I'm not completely naive.

00:42:31I just can't figure out how you can woo a bunch of idiots like that.

00:42:33I don't care about them.

00:42:35I care about you.

00:42:36I care about you.

00:42:37Cut.

00:42:41I just want to straighten things out between us.

00:42:44Let me straighten you out.

00:42:45I happen to love my wife.

00:42:47Now, return to reality and stop bouncing on everything.

00:42:50Sleep on it, Tom.

00:42:52No need to make a hasty decision.

00:42:54We can talk about it tomorrow.

00:43:02I just want to say that nothing has changed.

00:43:06Tom.

00:43:12Tom.

00:43:13Is that what you want to tell me?

00:43:15That you love me?

00:43:18Yes.

00:43:20Tom, what has gotten into you?

00:43:23I don't know.

00:43:25I guess I thought this was the appropriate time to tell you.

00:43:31Tom.

00:43:32What is it you're trying to say to me?

00:43:37What a fool I can be sometimes.

00:43:42You're a person.

00:43:43You're allowed to make mistakes.

00:43:45Look, I'm not perfect either, but...

00:43:48You know, that's not why we're together, is it?

00:43:50I mean, because we thought we were perfect?

00:43:53No.

00:44:03It's a crazy world.

00:44:07Yeah.

00:44:20A Mr. Beck to see you.

00:44:22Oh, Mary, tell him I'm...

00:44:25Tell him I'm busy.

00:44:33No need to get up, Mr. Weston.

00:44:37I don't believe I've had the pleasure, Mr. Beck.

00:44:41I'm the new head of the personnel division.

00:44:44I've been instructed to inform you of the new regulations.

00:44:47You see, the company is undergoing some changes.

00:44:51New regulations?

00:44:53You're joking.

00:45:00Please leave now.

00:45:02Before I throw you out.

00:45:04I sure will.

00:45:07I came here to offer you the opportunity to make this work.

00:45:12But you're taking it...

00:45:14Ever too lightly.

00:45:17Tomorrow...

00:45:19You may regret this move.

00:45:23Who are you?

00:45:25Mary, who is this man?

00:45:28Answer me.

00:45:32Dr. Fontaine's personnel manager.

00:45:34Dr. Fontaine's personnel manager.

00:45:39Call Mr. Baxter for me. He'll get to the bottom of this.

00:45:59My leg!

00:46:04Wake up.

00:46:10Wake up.

00:46:15Wake up.

00:46:18Wake up.

00:46:21I'm not finished with you.

00:46:24Not just yet.

00:46:27Wake up, Mr. Weston.

00:46:30Wake up.

00:46:34What's going to happen to me?

00:46:39The same thing that happens to Lloyd?

00:46:45Go to hell.

00:46:46Don't you understand? I want to end this just as much as you do.

00:46:52I have a report here.

00:46:55It confirms your association with Michael Roland.

00:46:58He visited your home on April 7th.

00:47:00What does that prove?

00:47:01It proves that you lied all along.

00:47:03That's what it proves, Mr. Weston.

00:47:06I didn't even know there was an organization until...

00:47:08Until Michael Roland got you involved.

00:47:14Now we're making some progress.

00:47:16For once.

00:47:21Just to be fair,

00:47:22perhaps we should invite your old friend, Mr. Roland,

00:47:26to join our enlightening conversation?

00:47:31And tell his side of the story.

00:47:35Mr. Roland.

00:47:43Michael.

00:47:46It can't be.

00:47:53Is it really you?

00:47:56Michael.

00:47:58I'm so happy to see you.

00:48:01Have you seen Margaret?

00:48:04I can't believe it's you.

00:48:07How is it on the outside?

00:48:09Are you happy?

00:48:11Is everyone happy?

00:48:13Michael, tell him.

00:48:15Tell him I had nothing to do with the organization, please.

00:48:18Mr. Roland.

00:48:20I want you to tell the truth.

00:48:23Who committed the crime?

00:48:25Who instigated?

00:48:28Who destroyed?

00:48:31Who is the enemy?

00:48:33Michael.

00:48:35Michael.

00:48:37No.

00:48:40This is insane.

00:48:46Please tell him the truth.

00:48:51I don't understand.

00:48:55Why?

00:48:56Why is this happening to me?

00:49:01Why?

00:49:31Why?

00:50:02Did you find anything?

00:50:05The thumb lock is jammed in section two.

00:50:08We'll have to find spare parts, but where?

00:50:12Look, Warden.

00:50:14Shouldn't we tell Weston about all this?

00:50:17Maybe we can find others and start all over again.

00:50:21There are more important things to do.

00:50:24We have to find them.

00:50:26We have to find them.

00:50:28We have to find them.

00:50:30There are more important things to do than sit here and beat him to death.

00:50:34Shut up.

00:50:37We will not shirk our responsibilities.

00:50:39If we do, all this becomes meaningless.

00:50:43Is that all you brought me?

00:50:48Primeographed copies of his latest entries.

00:50:53Good.

00:51:00But it ends here.

00:51:05Look, you can tell by the scratch marks on the paper he's run out of ink.

00:51:09Make a note to get him a new pen.

00:51:15What are you looking for?

00:51:19I'm waiting for the day that he admits.

00:51:23Admits to himself.

00:51:25So you're certain that he committed suicide?

00:51:27To himself.

00:51:29So you're certain that he committed crimes against the movement?

00:51:32Don't be a fool, he didn't commit anything.

00:51:37Look at him.

00:51:39He's frightened and confused.

00:51:41He lost the game.

00:51:45And why continue to play?

00:51:48Because.

00:51:50Without the game, what is there?

00:51:53But a set of...

00:51:55Empty memories and dreams.

00:51:58But sir.

00:52:02We have won.

00:52:05Have we?

00:52:07Yes, of course we have.

00:52:09So why spoil the fun?

00:52:13It's a real education watching a man.

00:52:15Like him.

00:52:17Rise to the challenge.

00:52:20Challenge.

00:52:23It's the challenge, Jeffries.

00:52:28Do you understand?

00:52:30The challenge.

00:52:33I'm not sure I do.

00:52:37No.

00:52:39Of course you don't.

00:52:42Weston does.

00:52:47He understands.

00:52:58Confessions, denials, torture.

00:53:01I'm weary of the warden's limited repertoire.

00:53:04He distorts the truth until reality becomes so twisted

00:53:07that one doubts every thought.

00:53:09Every memory.

00:53:12I keep telling myself that I'm innocent,

00:53:14but with each night come the nightmares,

00:53:16and with each morning comes doubt.

00:53:19How many more times are we going to rake through my past

00:53:22and then have him say I'm lying or hallucinating?

00:53:24Lies.

00:53:26Hallucinations.

00:53:28Truths.

00:53:30They don't exist anymore.

00:53:33I haven't the strength to play anymore.

00:53:36All I want is to be with you.

00:53:38Alive.

00:53:40In the world beyond these walls.

00:53:43Goodbye.

00:53:54Goodbye.

00:54:15The bastard knew.

00:54:17All along.

00:54:19He knew we were one step ahead of him.

00:54:27That's what kept him going.

00:54:49It's over, Weston.

00:54:53For all of us.

00:54:55What do you mean?

00:54:58You figure it out.

00:55:02I'm not very good at explanations.

00:55:10What's going on?

00:55:13You're doing your tricks again.

00:55:15I'm not.

00:55:17You're doing your tricks.

00:55:20No.

00:55:21No more tricks.

00:55:23I promise.

00:55:29The camera's broken.

00:55:32He can't see us anymore.

00:55:36If you want to make a break for it, you better do it now.

00:55:43Watch out for the keepers.

00:55:45He controls them.

00:55:52He controls everything.

00:56:14He controls everything.

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01:02:43Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha.

01:02:46Ha, ha.

01:02:47That's all figured out.

01:02:55Yes, quite well signaled.

01:03:01Ha.

01:03:03You're going to die, die!

01:03:05Die!

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01:03:16Snake!

01:03:30We're coming home!

01:03:33We're coming home, Margaret!

01:03:37We're coming home, Margaret!

01:03:38Help me!

01:03:39We're coming home!

01:03:40Help me, you bastard!

01:03:59That's that!

01:04:03Oh, I'm going to kill you!

01:04:04Oh, no!

01:04:33Oh, no!

01:04:34My God!

01:05:01Jefferies, I have a great idea!

01:05:04Why don't we phone a couple of ladies, and...

01:05:10Don't be a fool. You'll never survive.

01:05:16Please, listen to me, Jeffrey. I didn't mean to.

01:05:21There was no other way.

01:05:25He would have gone mad.

01:05:28It was the humane thing to do.

01:05:34Jeffrey...

01:05:35Why don't we make some new tapes?

01:05:38We'll have a parade tomorrow.

01:05:47The men will like that.

01:05:54Everyone loves...

01:05:58a parade.

01:06:04A parade.

01:07:04Come on!

01:07:21Don't you miss the outside world?

01:07:24My dear Mr. Weston.

01:07:34Come here.

01:08:35I love you.

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984 Prisoner Of The Future | Full Movie | Tibor Takács | Stephen Markle, Don Francks, Stan Wilson

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