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A scientist discovers a formula enabling him to pass through solid surfaces, but he also rapidly ages, which forces him to kill humans.
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00:03:29More power.
00:03:31More risk.
00:03:33Now it's steel against steel.
00:03:37Two objects can occupy the same space at the same time under proper conditions.
00:03:42He knows his theory is sound.
00:03:44It's all down on paper.
00:03:45There are a few precious pages that represent years of research and experimentation.
00:03:49But he doesn't know that his obsession will transform a man into a monster.
00:03:55A man whose life will be changed as he crosses the threshold into the fourth dimension.
00:04:04Oh, no, no.
00:04:15Oh, no.
00:04:16Oh, no.
00:04:20Oh, no.
00:04:24Is this your great contribution to science, Nelson?
00:04:43I think I'm proud of myself, Mr. Wells.
00:04:45I might have known.
00:04:47A man who's lost every job he's had.
00:04:49A man who comes to me with a letter of recommendation not worth the paper it's written on.
00:04:53If it hadn't been for your brother.
00:04:56Nelson, you were hired to do a job.
00:04:59Not to work on your own projects after hours.
00:05:02Mr. Wells, I'm sorry.
00:05:07Why? Why should this happen to me?
00:05:10Against all my better judgment.
00:05:13I give you a break.
00:05:15Because I'm good.
00:05:16And this is the result.
00:05:18It'll cost me $100,000.
00:05:20That doesn't mean much to you, does it?
00:05:22Look, Mr. Wells.
00:05:25Just tell me to go. I'll leave.
00:05:28That's what you want, isn't it?
00:05:30I'm glad to see you have some sense.
00:05:52Don't shoot.
00:05:53What do I have to do to get in there?
00:06:07You got a pass?
00:06:09My name's Tony Nelson.
00:06:11I think my brother works in there.
00:06:13You Dr. Nelson's brother?
00:06:15Yeah, that's right.
00:06:17You better come with me.
00:06:29I'm sure it'll be all right.
00:06:31Oh, Linda.
00:06:32Scott's waiting for us.
00:06:33He wants to get this one off the ground.
00:06:34I'll be right there.
00:06:35Yes, Fred, I understand.
00:06:38But everyone's tied up in the lab at the moment.
00:06:40Have him wait at the reception desk.
00:06:42Thanks.
00:06:44All right, Roy, I'm ready.
00:06:46Linda, how about dinner tonight?
00:06:48Uh-uh.
00:06:49Tomorrow night.
00:06:50Sorry.
00:06:51I think I know the trouble, Linda.
00:06:54You're too accustomed to this Prince Charming routine.
00:06:57You know, from now on, I'm gonna try the caveman approach.
00:07:00Scott's waiting for us.
00:07:01You know, Scott may not always be the boss of this team.
00:07:04Someday I may be in charge.
00:07:06Well, if that's what you want, Roy, I wish you luck.
00:07:09You don't think it's possible?
00:07:13It's building number three at the other end of the plant.
00:07:16How do I get there, a walk?
00:07:19No, hurry.
00:07:20Your brother's tied up with some laboratory hocus pocus.
00:07:23We're going to use reactor number three, commencing in 30 seconds.
00:07:26Ready, Roy?
00:07:28Okay.
00:07:29Start around.
00:07:49Scott.
00:07:50All right.
00:07:51Take it.
00:07:52I'm going down.
00:07:53Scott?
00:07:54Scott, do you have to?
00:07:56He keeps pulling stunts like this, and one of these days we're gonna wind up with one Scott Nelson medium well done.
00:08:04Roy, it's a bust.
00:08:06Finish off the block, will you?
00:08:07Let's not have any contamination problems this time.
00:08:11The patient is dead, Doctor.
00:08:12Hmm?
00:08:13You wouldn't mind cleaning up the messy details, would you, Doctor?
00:08:14Well, there is one messy detail.
00:08:15I'm going down.
00:08:16I'm going down.
00:08:17I'm going down.
00:08:18I'm going down.
00:08:19I'm going down.
00:08:20I'm going down.
00:08:21I'm going down.
00:08:22I'm going down.
00:08:23I'm going down.
00:08:24I'm going down.
00:08:25I'm going down.
00:08:26I'm going down.
00:08:27I'm going down.
00:08:28Roy, it's a bust.
00:08:29Now, finish off the block, will you?
00:08:30Let's not have any contamination problems this time.
00:08:33The patient is dead, Doctor.
00:08:36You wouldn't mind cleaning up the messy details, would you, Doctor?
00:08:39Well, there is one messy detail you don't have to take care of.
00:08:42That's explaining to Dr. Carson what went wrong with him.
00:08:45I don't suppose you're too sorry about that.
00:08:48Carson, I'm not afraid of him.
00:08:50Come on in, Tony.
00:08:52Sit down.
00:08:54I've got to go to a meeting for a couple of minutes.
00:09:05Hey.
00:09:07Hey, is this the stuff you're making?
00:09:09That's cargonite.
00:09:11Cargonite, huh?
00:09:13As in Carson.
00:09:17Anything that's developed at this center is liable to have his name on it.
00:09:20No matter who does the developing, huh?
00:09:26That's not right, Scott.
00:09:28You do the work, you ought to get the credit.
00:09:31They're more important things than life.
00:09:33Oh, boy, you haven't changed a bit.
00:09:35But my frowning, disapproving big brother, I'm glad to see you.
00:09:41I'm glad to see you.
00:09:42I'm glad to see you, Tutu.
00:09:45Are you really, Scott?
00:09:48It's been a long time.
00:09:52Okay, I'll leave.
00:09:54Hey, Tony.
00:09:55We'll talk later, then.
00:09:56Anything else for today, Scott?
00:09:57Oh, Roy, come on in.
00:09:58I want you to meet my brother.
00:09:59Uh, Tony.
00:10:00Tony, this is Roy Parker.
00:10:01Hi.
00:10:02You two ought to hit it off.
00:10:03Roy's Electrodynamics, too.
00:10:04He's Berkeley.
00:10:05Oh?
00:10:06That's a good school, too.
00:10:07You're passing through on business?
00:10:08No, no business.
00:10:09Pleasure.
00:10:10Not unless you call being out of work.
00:10:11Pleasant.
00:10:12Oh, Roy, you can wrap it up tonight.
00:10:13We'll start a new run of tests Monday.
00:10:14Right.
00:10:15Sure nice meeting you.
00:10:39I guess that's it.
00:10:50Oh, Linda.
00:10:51Oh, I haven't had time to change it.
00:10:53Give me five minutes.
00:10:55Hello, Tony.
00:10:56Well, hello.
00:10:58Don't look so startled.
00:10:59I'm the good fairy who passed you through the gate.
00:11:02In that case, hello again.
00:11:04And goodbye if I'm going to get changed.
00:11:06I'll miss you.
00:11:07Not for long.
00:11:08We're having dinner together.
00:11:15That's your assistant.
00:11:17And the secretary ain't right hand man.
00:11:20You know, I could work here myself if you promised to get me one of those.
00:11:23There aren't any more.
00:11:25But I'm glad you like her, Tony.
00:11:28I'm gonna ask her to marry me.
00:11:30Oh, Scott, that's wonderful.
00:11:33Congratulations.
00:11:34Hey, dinner's on me tonight.
00:11:36It's a deal.
00:11:37If you lend me 20 bucks.
00:11:39Come on.
00:11:43Now, isn't this a nice place for a family reunion?
00:11:45No, I think this is a nice place for a family reunion.
00:11:48Oh, home cooking.
00:11:49That's what I like about it.
00:11:51What are you drawing, Tony?
00:11:54Oh, don't, don't, don't.
00:11:56I want to see it.
00:11:57It's probably full of hidden meanings.
00:12:00Well, if you must know, it's a self-portrait.
00:12:05Where do you go from here, Tony?
00:12:09Just follow my destiny, I guess.
00:12:11No definite plans?
00:12:14Not exactly.
00:12:17Why don't you stay here and work at the Senate?
00:12:20Um, no, I, uh...
00:12:22Why not?
00:12:23I don't know how many times I've heard Scott say he'd like to have you working with him.
00:12:26Tony, listen, why don't you?
00:12:28I've got something going right now you could probably lick hands down.
00:12:30Why don't you just take just a couple of months on him?
00:12:32Well, I'd...
00:12:33Tony, Scott really needs you here.
00:12:35And I know you'd like it.
00:12:39How do you know I'd like it?
00:12:42Because I'm psychic.
00:12:49And I like to dance.
00:12:51I don't.
00:12:52You're gonna make me feel old and ugly.
00:12:56I'm sorry.
00:12:58May I?
00:13:05Well, maybe I'll get a spot on a bomb test in Nevada.
00:13:22With my record, I should make a big man on a bomb test.
00:13:27Why don't you be serious for a minute?
00:13:30Why can't you stay?
00:13:32Scott wants you to stay.
00:13:35I'm just getting to know him.
00:13:38In that case, I should have left yesterday.
00:13:41Oh, I don't know.
00:13:43You seem harmless enough to me.
00:13:47Where do we get a date for Tony tonight?
00:13:48Go out on the town.
00:13:50Great idea. How about it, Tony?
00:13:52I know a lot of nice girls.
00:13:54Thanks a lot, but no thanks.
00:13:58Oh.
00:14:00Scott, don't tell me that your brother has a deep, dark, secret past.
00:14:04Yeah.
00:14:06Come on, tell me. Who was she?
00:14:08Well, you have to ask Tony.
00:14:12Oh, no. Tony wouldn't get hurt.
00:14:14He just leaves a broken heart in every lab and goes his charming way.
00:14:18Interested only in science.
00:14:20You've got me all figured out, haven't you?
00:14:21I am psychic.
00:14:22Why?
00:14:24You've got me all figured out, haven't you?
00:14:27I am psychic.
00:14:28Oh, no, no.
00:14:30I am psychic.
00:14:31I am psychic.
00:14:34What?
00:14:35What?
00:14:36You've got me all figured out.
00:14:38What old is?
00:14:39You've got me, too.
00:14:41Oh, no.
00:14:43What?
00:14:45What?
00:14:46Oh, no.
00:14:49What?
00:14:50Oh, no.
00:14:52I'm psychic.
00:14:53Oh, no.
00:14:54Oh, my God.
00:15:24I'm going to beat Tony at something today if it kills me.
00:15:36I can't.
00:15:41Scott? Scott, where are you going?
00:15:45I forgot I have to do something. Tony, would you mind taking Linda home for me?
00:15:54Scott?
00:15:59What's the matter?
00:16:01I'm not sure.
00:16:24I forgot to do something.
00:16:31See you later.
00:17:02Come on, we're going back.
00:17:32Come on.
00:17:44No.
00:17:46No, Roy, start the next block.
00:17:56Let me know.
00:17:57The insert is finished.
00:18:02I'll have to back check the procedure.
00:18:05Why don't you stay with it?
00:18:06I'll be back in a minute.
00:18:07You're not going back down there again.
00:18:10Yeah, I keep hoping I'll catch something the monitor doesn't.
00:18:12Scott, there's no need for risk.
00:18:15The government will be just as satisfied if you do it next week or next month.
00:18:19Really?
00:18:20Scott.
00:18:21I'll be right back.
00:18:51Oh, Tony, I'm glad you decided to come after all.
00:19:01I didn't come for the job, Scott.
00:19:04I've got to talk to you.
00:19:05Listen, I've decided to leave.
00:19:07If you don't want the job, then there's nothing to talk about.
00:19:09Scott, I've got to talk to you.
00:19:11Look, I can't talk now. I'm running an experiment.
00:19:16But this is important.
00:19:17Important. Tony, why don't you grow up?
00:19:20If a job isn't important to you, what is important?
00:19:25Scott, we're underway.
00:19:28Yeah, I'll be right in.
00:19:30Tony, let's talk about it tonight.
00:19:32I'm not going to be here tonight.
00:19:34I'm pulling out this afternoon.
00:19:36Why do you have to leave right now?
00:19:38I need a lab, some equipment, a place to work.
00:19:41Why do you have to leave?
00:19:43Scott, where are you?
00:19:45Scott, I can't stay here.
00:19:52If I stay here, we're both going to be sorry.
00:19:54Tony, I've got work to do now.
00:19:56Good stuff like yesterday.
00:19:57Do I have to put it on a slide and shove it under your microscope?
00:20:01Man!
00:20:02When are you going to grow up?
00:20:03I don't know what you're talking about.
00:20:09Tony, I've got a few thousand saved up.
00:20:11You know I'll give it to you, but I'd like to know what it's for.
00:20:12Scott, do you see what's happening?
00:20:17I don't want a gift.
00:20:19If you can't lend me the money, I'll do without it.
00:20:21I'll punch you right in the mouth.
00:20:22Go ahead.
00:20:23Come on, go ahead.
00:20:25It's holding, it's holding.
00:20:26Scott, where are you?
00:20:27You've done it.
00:20:28All right, all right.
00:20:40Gentlemen, gentlemen and ladies.
00:20:44Last week in this room, I handed out a printed press release entitled Cargonite.
00:20:54And then I found myself in the embarrassing position of having to ask you to keep that release under your hats because of security reasons.
00:21:06Today, however, and with a great deal of pride, I can say to you, print away.
00:21:12Dr. Carson, do you predict Cargonite will replace steel in buildings, transportation, and so forth?
00:21:20Well, I see no reason.
00:21:25Before the present, the government is more interested in the military and defensive uses of Cargonite.
00:21:31Cargonite is your discovery, isn't it, doctor?
00:21:32Well, I wouldn't go quite that far.
00:21:36I am in charge of a large research center, true.
00:21:39But we here are a team.
00:21:43It would be impossible for one man to do all the work by himself.
00:21:47For instance, the team that did all the final work in the final stages of development
00:21:52and was so ably led by Dr.
00:21:55Yes, Dr. Scott Nelson
00:21:58was composed of a number of young scientists whom we have gathered together here
00:22:04with the able assistance of Dr. Scott, what's his name?
00:22:11Yeah, I guess it was kind of funny.
00:22:14Well, at least he did remember the name of a medal.
00:22:19Uh, Cargonite.
00:22:28Tony?
00:22:30Yeah?
00:22:32Yeah, I'm glad you're here.
00:22:35The train leaves in half an hour.
00:22:37Look, you've got to help us celebrate.
00:22:38Cargonite, the world's first impenetrable medal.
00:22:41I don't believe it.
00:22:43Tony, we proved it today.
00:22:47Not to me.
00:22:50It can be penetrated.
00:22:53Okay, Tony.
00:22:54You don't believe me?
00:22:56Get me some of it.
00:22:56Oh, get it yourself.
00:22:58Look, I told you, you want to work with Cargonite,
00:23:00I can get Carson to put you on.
00:23:01No, I wouldn't be able to work there.
00:23:03You wouldn't be able to work any place you had to do a job.
00:23:05You just want to play around with your theories
00:23:07and make like some 16th century alchemist.
00:23:10Scott, I told you, I wouldn't be able to work there.
00:23:12Or any place else.
00:23:17You think this Cargonite is the ultimate defense, don't you?
00:23:21Bomb-proof, bullet-proof, heat-proof, absolutely impenetrable.
00:23:24And this idea of yours is...
00:23:25Okay, it's my idea, but you gave it to me.
00:23:31Look, Scott, will you sit down and listen to me for five minutes?
00:23:36Please.
00:23:44Scott, do you remember when I was still in school,
00:23:47you showed me a picture of a piece of lead and a piece of gold
00:23:51from a European museum?
00:23:54Yeah, Paris Conservatory.
00:23:55Then you do remember.
00:23:57Linda, there were these two pieces of metal,
00:24:00and over a period of time they'd grown together.
00:24:02Am I right?
00:24:04All right, all right.
00:24:05Now, it took 50 years for the lead and the gold to mingle.
00:24:08But what would happen if we could speed that process up?
00:24:12And I don't mean just lead and gold.
00:24:13I mean anything.
00:24:15Concrete, wood, steel.
00:24:18Where would your Cargonite be
00:24:19if I could penetrate it with a small piece of wood?
00:24:23Tony, it's impossible.
00:24:24All right.
00:24:25I can't get any Cargonite.
00:24:28But what about steel
00:24:29and an ordinary wooden pencil?
00:24:33What would you say to that?
00:24:34Hmm?
00:24:36I've done it.
00:24:39Oh, now you really think I'm crazy.
00:24:42Well, you just sit right where you are.
00:24:44Don't you move.
00:24:45Don't either of you move.
00:24:55Are you okay?
00:25:01Ouch.
00:25:01Yes.
00:25:12Look.
00:25:17Oh.
00:25:21A pencil.
00:25:23Right to the center.
00:25:23But look.
00:25:25That pencil isn't piercing that steel.
00:25:28There's no wood or graphite embedded in that piece of metal.
00:25:31Within this piece of steel,
00:25:33there's an intermingling of atoms.
00:25:34Wherever they touch, they're one.
00:25:36You did this.
00:25:38Four years ago.
00:25:40I admit it was a freak.
00:25:41Something happened to my equipment.
00:25:42I haven't been able to duplicate it since.
00:25:44You got any notes on it?
00:25:45I did have.
00:25:47The fire.
00:25:48But I'll tell you something.
00:25:49I was working on the theory of amplifying atomic fields.
00:25:52I built myself a force field.
00:25:56But at the moment, when this pencil mingled with the steel, my device wasn't affecting them.
00:26:02It was affecting me.
00:26:03How do you mean?
00:26:07I willed it.
00:26:10You did what?
00:26:12I willed it.
00:26:15With your brain?
00:26:16With occult powers?
00:26:17Is this why I sent you to school, to become a mystic?
00:26:21I said to myself it was going to happen.
00:26:24I said it was going to happen, and it did.
00:26:26And your equipment, your fancy turned lead into gold machine.
00:26:29It acted as a booster.
00:26:30It boosted my brainwaves to an extent I've never been able to achieve since.
00:26:34But at that moment, I willed it.
00:26:36Tony, Tony, wait.
00:27:01Tony, please wait.
00:27:02You frighten me, running away like that.
00:27:04I wasn't trying to frighten you.
00:27:08I was sore.
00:27:10Tony, I'll be honest with you.
00:27:11I don't know whether to believe your story or not, but at least now I know what's been bothering them.
00:27:16Do you?
00:27:19Mm-hmm.
00:27:26What?
00:27:26Daddy, up until tonight, I only knew part of it.
00:27:35I don't know if you willed it.
00:27:40But I know you believe it.
00:27:43And I believe in you.
00:27:46Isn't that enough?
00:27:47I guess so.
00:27:53Are you ready to go back?
00:27:55No.
00:27:57This is the second time you've tried to run away from me.
00:28:02Linda, you're my brother's girl.
00:28:05No, Tony, I'm your girl.
00:28:09Linda, please don't.
00:28:11Yeah.
00:28:14And nothing will ever change it.
00:28:18I'm taking the first train tomorrow morning.
00:28:20If I didn't love you, I'd lose my patience.
00:28:24Oh, Linda, I've done this before.
00:28:26I've taken a girl from him before.
00:28:34He was going to marry her.
00:28:36And I took her and I went away with her.
00:28:40Do you understand that?
00:28:42I hear you, Tony.
00:28:47It lasted a month.
00:28:49She was no good.
00:28:53I found that out soon enough.
00:28:55And Scott would have, too.
00:28:57Do you think I could tell him that?
00:28:58Do you think it made any difference?
00:29:01Did you love her?
00:29:04At the time.
00:29:06Do you love me?
00:29:14I felt a lot of things about Scott.
00:29:18I guess I always will.
00:29:22I hope we don't end up hating each other.
00:29:36Well, here's where you hang your hat.
00:29:46It looks all right.
00:29:57Well, this is as good a time as any to say it.
00:30:00Welcome aboard.
00:30:01Thanks.
00:30:02Oh, Scott's the only fellow on this team who has his own office.
00:30:05But you can have this locker.
00:30:06And we won't be starting any serious work until after tomorrow.
00:30:12Now, how about some lunch?
00:30:13No, I think I'll just poke around for a bit.
00:30:15Right.
00:30:17Oh, Roy.
00:30:18What about materials if I should need something?
00:30:21Anything you might need would have to be requisition.
00:30:24Scott's the only man on the team who can do it.
00:30:26If you need anything, just ask him.
00:30:28Okay.
00:30:29Okay.
00:30:29Okay.
00:30:58Look, Dr. Carson, I've been trying to be patient like you suggested.
00:31:14But I'm no better off than I was before.
00:31:17Maybe a little worse.
00:31:19Well, what do you mean?
00:31:22Tony Nelson.
00:31:23Tony?
00:31:24Oh, Scott's brother.
00:31:26Forget about it.
00:31:26The team needs you.
00:31:28You've made yourself very valuable.
00:31:36I'd be a lot more valuable if I had my own lab.
00:31:39Now, now, Parker.
00:31:42Have a little more patience.
00:31:45You know, I can't start a new project
00:31:46until someone comes along with a new idea.
00:31:56Didn't you eat lunch yet?
00:31:57Uh, no.
00:31:58What are you working on?
00:32:01I could type it for you.
00:32:05No, thanks.
00:32:08But you have got to eat something.
00:32:13Yes, Mother.
00:32:14When are you going to tell him?
00:32:27When are you going to tell him?
00:32:31Soon.
00:32:32You've been saying that for days now.
00:32:34Carson, uh, Carson, uh, he hasn't left him very much.
00:32:44Do you want me to tell him?
00:32:49I'll see him tonight.
00:32:50Look, Brian, we did all this this morning.
00:33:06Now, why don't you just tell me?
00:33:08Am I hot?
00:33:09Not a trace of radiation.
00:33:11You're missing your blood.
00:33:12I'm not going to be sick.
00:33:15Okay, then why the pain?
00:33:18I got a tumor?
00:33:19No.
00:33:20You have no tumor.
00:33:21You have no brain damage at all.
00:33:24In fact, your brain is so healthy as to be almost...
00:33:26Great.
00:33:27See it for yourself.
00:33:31I asked you to come back because I wanted some time to check these EEG charts.
00:33:35I know you've been working in close.
00:33:37That's why I wanted you to take this electroencephalogram.
00:33:41I figured that with a picture of the electrical impulses given off by your brain...
00:33:45Brian, I know what an EEG test is. Just tell me the results.
00:33:49Well, you know, these graphs are supposed to measure the minute electrical impulses of the brain.
00:33:55Instead, your impulses were so strong.
00:34:00Well, I've never seen anything like it.
00:34:03That's why I ran the test twice.
00:34:06Wait a minute. You mean this, this is what's causing the headaches, the impulses?
00:34:11How?
00:34:13I don't know.
00:34:15Maybe it's your work.
00:34:17An effect of radiation we don't know anything about.
00:34:20Okay. Where do I go from here?
00:34:25The brain, what happens?
00:34:27I think you should go into the city.
00:34:29Have a series of extensive tests made at the hospital.
00:34:32Take a week, maybe a couple.
00:34:35Brian, I can't afford the time.
00:34:37Scott, listen to me.
00:34:39You've got to realize there are some things more important to you than your work.
00:34:44You've got to realize there are some things more important to you than your work.
00:35:03I don't know. I... I was just...
00:35:21I guess I wanted to talk to you, but...
00:35:26I don't have anything special to say.
00:35:31Maybe I just wanted to look at you.
00:35:34Look at me?
00:35:38Yeah.
00:35:40Is that so strange?
00:35:43Come in, Scott.
00:35:53Is that Mommy?
00:35:54No, honey.
00:35:56Oh. Hi, Scott.
00:35:58What?
00:35:59I think you better go on back upstairs and go to bed.
00:36:02I'm gonna drink a fruit beer.
00:36:03You had two glasses at supper time.
00:36:05You know what happens to you when you drink too much.
00:36:07But I'm thirsty, Linda.
00:36:09All right. I'll settle for half a glass.
00:36:12But be quick about it.
00:36:13I want you in bed and asleep when your mama gets home.
00:36:15Go on. Hurry up.
00:36:20Come on, Scott. Sit down.
00:36:22I know Mrs. Sullivan doesn't like you to have visitors this late now.
00:36:30That's all right. I'm just watching Marjorie for her.
00:36:33Something will matter, Scott.
00:36:35I don't know.
00:36:36I want a peanut butter sandwich.
00:36:38Well, I think that's just about enough, young lady.
00:36:40I want you to get upstairs and to bed.
00:36:43Go on. Go on.
00:36:44Linda, I want you to marry me.
00:36:49I'm not joking. I'm serious.
00:36:54I'm sorry.
00:36:56You just surprised me, that's all.
00:37:00It's not every day that a girl opens the door and a man comes in and proposes to her.
00:37:07Will you do?
00:37:13No matter what I say, I'll only hurt you.
00:37:18I want to hear it anyway.
00:37:23It's Tony, isn't it?
00:37:26No. It's us, Scott. You and me.
00:37:33I admire you more than any man in the world.
00:37:36But we both know that's not enough.
00:37:38There's more than that.
00:37:40What you feel for me isn't love.
00:37:43It's habit.
00:37:45Working together, spending so much time together.
00:37:47You depend on me so much.
00:37:49Don't, Linda.
00:37:52It's true.
00:37:53Just don't.
00:38:06Dr. Nelson?
00:38:12You walking?
00:38:15Yeah, I just wanted to get some air.
00:38:16Oh.
00:38:17Lots of it out here.
00:38:23Going in?
00:38:24No.
00:38:25I guess you're surprised to see me working the night shift, huh?
00:38:30Tell you the truth, I wish that was back on days.
00:38:35But I guess I can't complain.
00:38:38At least I don't have to work night and days like your brother and that, uh, what's his name?
00:38:42Parker.
00:38:43Open up all your friends.
00:38:44Right.
00:38:46Open up all your friends.
00:38:47Right.
00:38:48Open up all your friends.
00:38:49Right.
00:38:50Open up all your friends.
00:39:12Open up all your friends.
00:39:15Come on.
00:39:16Let's go.
00:39:46Let's go.
00:40:16Let's go.
00:40:46Let's go.
00:41:16Let's go.
00:41:46Let's go.
00:42:16Let's go.
00:42:18Let's go.
00:42:22Let's go.
00:42:24Let's go.
00:42:26Let's go.
00:42:28Let's go.
00:42:32Let's go.
00:42:34Run.
00:42:36Let's go.
00:42:38Let's go.
00:42:42Let's go.
00:42:46Let's go.
00:42:48Let's go.
00:42:50Let's go.
00:42:52Let's go.
00:42:54Let's go.
00:42:56Let's go.
00:42:58Let's go.
00:43:00Let's go.
00:43:02Let's go.
00:43:04Let's go.
00:43:06Let's go.
00:43:08Let's go.
00:43:10Let's go.
00:43:12Let's go.
00:43:14Let's go.
00:43:16Let's go.
00:43:18Let's go.
00:43:20Let's go.
00:43:22Let's go.
00:43:24Let's go.
00:43:26Let's go.
00:43:28Let's go.
00:43:30Let's go.
00:43:54Hello?
00:43:55Tony.
00:43:56Tony.
00:43:57Tony.
00:43:58I broke open your locker.
00:43:59I saw your force field.
00:44:00You what?
00:44:01I broke open your locker.
00:44:02I saw your force field.
00:44:04You had no right.
00:44:06For heaven's sake, don't talk about rights.
00:44:08I've been working with him.
00:44:10You mean...
00:44:11You mean you believe that it can be done?
00:44:16Believe us.
00:44:18I did it.
00:44:26What is this matter that can't wait until morning?
00:44:33You said you could use an idea for a new project.
00:44:36At 11 o'clock at night?
00:44:38I think you'll find this worth your while.
00:44:47This is it?
00:44:49Those are a few of the top pages.
00:44:51If you're interested, we can talk about the rest.
00:44:55The third time I did it, I...
00:44:58I didn't feel any pain at all.
00:45:00Where are my notes?
00:45:01Around here someplace.
00:45:04I don't see them.
00:45:08Wait a minute. I'll get the lights.
00:45:09Oh, well, we'll find them.
00:45:11Come on, tell me what you did.
00:45:15Hey, do you feel all right?
00:45:16You look terrible.
00:45:18Yeah, I feel fine.
00:45:19Look, this time I'll try without the rod.
00:45:21Just... just... just use my hand.
00:45:25Turn on.
00:45:28All the way up.
00:45:46Tony.
00:45:47Did you see it? Did you... did you see what I did?
00:45:59What's the matter?
00:46:04Scott, the amplifier isn't working.
00:46:08You did that by yourself.
00:46:09Maybe I don't need it.
00:46:10But you must need it.
00:46:11That's the whole theory.
00:46:12To amplify the electrical impulses from the brain.
00:46:18Somebody told me recently that my brain waves acted differently from most people.
00:46:24I wonder where those notes are.
00:46:25Well...
00:46:27Tomorrow we'll go to Carson.
00:46:28He'll give us all the men and equipment we need.
00:46:31This project will be top priority, huh?
00:46:33Well...
00:46:34Well...
00:46:35There isn't much here.
00:46:36Enough to give you an idea of some of the possibilities.
00:46:39These are your notes?
00:46:40These are your notes?
00:46:41I'd like to see more.
00:46:42I'd like to see more.
00:46:43I'd like you to.
00:46:44I'd like to see more.
00:46:45I'd like you to.
00:46:46Have you planned?
00:46:48How about the time?
00:46:49You're going to get somewhere on the table?
00:46:50How about the time?
00:46:52I guess, sir?
00:46:53Well...
00:46:55Well...
00:46:56There isn't much here.
00:46:58Enough to give you an idea of some of the possibilities.
00:47:01These are your notes?
00:47:08I'd like to see more.
00:47:11I'd like you to.
00:47:14Have you plans to construct this equipment?
00:47:18I don't think there's too much sense in putting a lot of work on this idea
00:47:22until I'm in a position to develop it further.
00:47:25Do you?
00:47:29Tony, don't tell Carson. Don't tell anybody.
00:47:35Scott!
00:47:38A thing like this, can we handle it?
00:47:40You've got to promise me.
00:47:42Look, just...
00:47:44Just give me a couple of days, see what we can do.
00:47:47Maybe when we understand it more...
00:47:54Tony, I don't want Carson to have this. I don't want him.
00:47:57Now, you've got to promise me.
00:48:02You do want the credit.
00:48:05I don't know. Maybe I don't know what I want. Maybe I...
00:48:08Maybe I just like the power of being able to do something nobody else can do.
00:48:13Oh, Scott, not you. You've always said that...
00:48:15I don't care what I said.
00:48:17Well...
00:48:23Come on, let's go home.
00:48:27You go.
00:48:29Oh, now, wait, Scott.
00:48:31Look, there may be side effects to this we don't know anything about.
00:48:34You ought to be checked by a doctor.
00:48:35You go.
00:48:36Scott!
00:48:37Look, now, leave me alone. I just...
00:48:38I told you I've got to be alone for a little while.
00:48:42I'll just take the car and go on home.
00:48:47Okay.
00:49:08To be continued...
00:49:09Just come on down.
00:49:10To be continued...
00:49:11To be continued...
00:49:13To be continued...
00:49:15If you want to be continued...
00:49:16I'll see you soon.
00:49:18We'll have to go outside.
00:49:20Sure.
00:49:21We'll have to.
00:49:23See you later.
00:49:25You are still.
00:49:27See you later.
00:49:29A lot of time...
00:49:31You are still.
00:49:33If the car and you're who's your brother,
00:49:34you are.
00:52:07And Scott, she agrees with me.
00:52:12She thinks we ought to make this public, too.
00:52:13No.
00:52:14No.
00:52:15He still won't tell Carson.
00:52:18Doesn't sound like Scott.
00:52:20Okay, okay.
00:52:21We'll go along.
00:52:22Are you coming in?
00:52:23Hello?
00:52:24Hello?
00:52:25He hung up.
00:52:31He ordered me not to tell anyone.
00:52:35It just doesn't sound like him.
00:52:38I'm worried.
00:52:39I'm worried.
00:52:40Me, too.
00:52:41I'm worried about what he did last night after I left him.
00:52:44I'm worried about how he'd be.
00:52:45I'm worried about how he was going to go.
00:52:47Good night.
00:52:49Oh, my God.
00:52:50Oh, my God.
00:52:52You're welcome.
00:53:20Scott, Carson's trying to reach you.
00:53:24What'll I tell him?
00:53:25Just tell him I won't be in today.
00:53:27Is anything wrong?
00:53:29Do you want me to come home?
00:53:31No. No, um...
00:53:35No, I won't be here when you get home tonight, but...
00:53:38Don't worry about it. I'll see you tomorrow.
00:53:51Yes? What is it?
00:53:53Brian, you've got to help me.
00:53:58Scott, is it you?
00:54:01Yeah, yeah, this is me.
00:54:04What's happened to you?
00:54:05I don't know.
00:54:08I just saw you last night and you looked...
00:54:09A lot's happened since last night.
00:54:12What's happened?
00:54:14Brian, look.
00:54:20Brian, you've got to help me.
00:54:35Brian.
00:54:37Brian.
00:54:45Fire!
00:54:51Oh, God.
00:54:53Oh, God.
00:54:54Oh, God.
00:55:00He must have come in very late last night.
00:55:03I didn't want to wake him this morning, so I really haven't seen him for almost two days.
00:55:09He's never acted like this before.
00:55:11I know he hasn't.
00:55:13That's what worries me.
00:55:21Well, that's a fine time for you to be coming to work.
00:55:26I tried to wake you this morning, and boy, you were out cold.
00:55:29How's it going?
00:55:31Okay.
00:55:33This whole business has me worried.
00:55:35I keep thinking that there must be some connection between force field and carganite.
00:55:40But all my research, and all yours on carganite, has been on the molecular structure of inanimate matter, not people.
00:55:47A scientist is wrong to call anything impossible.
00:55:51Take the Paris experiment with the lead and the gold.
00:55:54You said it yourself.
00:55:55What if it could be speeded up?
00:55:57Well, that's what you've done with your force field.
00:56:01You've compressed the energy of years into a moment.
00:56:05But that's like the fourth dimension.
00:56:08Well, I could see that with objects, but not with a person.
00:56:14If you could use, say, ten years of energy in a single moment,
00:56:19it would take something out of you physically.
00:56:22Say, did you hear about Schwartz?
00:56:25No, what?
00:56:26This cleaning lady found her body in the hallway this morning, and they can't find Schwartz.
00:56:29Oh, Scott.
00:56:30You mean they think it was murder?
00:56:32No, he died of old age.
00:56:33This guy must have been about 90.
00:56:35Well, do they know who he was?
00:56:36No, and that's the funny part.
00:56:38This guy was wearing Schwartz's clothing.
00:56:40He had his wristwatch and ring, and he even had his wallet.
00:56:42That's terrible.
00:56:43Where do you think Brian could be?
00:56:45Oh, Scott, Dr. Carson wants to see you right away.
00:56:57What do you think of Roy Parker?
00:56:58I like him.
00:56:59Well, you like everybody.
00:57:01What I mean is, I've always thought of Parker as being the perfect assistant.
00:57:08Never the sort of man who could forge ahead with ideas of his own.
00:57:12He might be right. Why?
00:57:14Oh, new spot opening up.
00:57:17I'm just looking around.
00:57:19I see.
00:57:21How are things with you, Scott?
00:57:26Anything new up your sleeve?
00:57:32No.
00:57:36What about you?
00:57:37No.
00:57:38No, nothing. I'm just wondering.
00:57:40You know, you have the sort of mind that I like, Scott.
00:57:43It's never idle, never stagnant.
00:57:46I thought now that Cog and I was pretty much off the ground,
00:57:50you might be turning to other things.
00:57:54Oh, I'm sorry.
00:57:56Well, if anything turns up, I'm sure you'll let me know.
00:58:09Oh, Roy.
00:58:10Did they ever check Furnace 3 for leaks?
00:58:13A couple of days ago. Nothing major.
00:58:15I might want to repeat the test,
00:58:16giving the planned activity on that runway.
00:58:18Oh, I just did.
00:58:19Nothing in Furnace 3 for at least a week.
00:58:22Okay, thanks.
00:58:23Right. You done it long, Scott?
00:58:24Yeah, I'll be along later.
00:58:40I'm going to check Furnace 3 for今.
00:58:41I was just here in my video.
00:58:42I want to try and see if I can't see you guys...
00:58:43I want to try and see you guys.
00:58:44What are you doing?
00:58:46How are you doing?
00:58:48Um, wait a minute.
00:58:49I'm expecting you guys to do it.
00:58:50Okay.
00:58:52You're going to keep it on the right.
00:58:53I'm looking forward to you.
00:58:54I'm looking forward to you.
00:58:55I'm looking forward to you, Scott.
00:58:57I'm looking forward to you, Scott,
00:58:59you're going to keep up with your eyes.
00:59:01I'm looking forward to you, Scott.
00:59:04I'm looking forward to you.
00:59:06And you can't find the end of this process.
01:00:07Well, I didn't quite tell you the truth today.
01:00:12I have had an inspiration or two lately.
01:00:16I think you know something about it.
01:00:18What do you mean?
01:00:21Where are the notes?
01:00:24What notes?
01:00:27Carson, I want you to know you're not taking this away from me.
01:00:30Oh, no, I'm not taking it away from you, Scott.
01:00:38No, no one will.
01:00:39No one.
01:00:41From now on, I do the taking.
01:00:43Yes.
01:00:44Yes, of course.
01:00:45You thought you had me in your pocket, didn't you?
01:00:48All tagged and classified.
01:00:50Good old Scott.
01:00:52So what if we do pick his brains?
01:00:54Good old Scott.
01:00:55So what if this girl is a tramp?
01:00:57So what if he goes half blind with pain and fear as long as the world can have Karganite?
01:01:01Good old Scott.
01:01:02He won't care.
01:01:03What's happened to you?
01:01:03Well, Scott does care.
01:01:04Scott's a man, not just a member of one of your teams.
01:01:06What do you want, Scott?
01:01:07You want money.
01:01:08Yes.
01:01:09I'll get you money.
01:01:10That isn't enough.
01:01:12You want a more important position.
01:01:14Mm-hmm.
01:01:15Recognition.
01:01:15Mm-hmm.
01:01:16Your name on a project.
01:01:17Mm-hmm.
01:01:18I can get you these things.
01:01:20Come on, how many things can you name, huh?
01:01:21How many?
01:01:22How long can you keep yourself alive by naming things you can do for me?
01:01:25Leave, Scott.
01:01:26Leave.
01:01:27Oh, no.
01:01:29This is inevitable.
01:01:31You needed me and you used me and now I need you.
01:01:34Dr. Theodore W. Karganite Carson.
01:01:40Oh, no.
01:01:41No, no.
01:01:56It's been a nightmare.
01:01:58We'll be out of here soon.
01:02:00But I'll remember.
01:02:03Tony, they made me look at him.
01:02:04I know.
01:02:07Poor Dr. Carson.
01:02:10He wasn't much of a man, but he certainly desired something better.
01:02:17Dr. Nelson.
01:02:17Sorry to keep you and just a few more questions.
01:02:32Here's a medical report, Captain.
01:02:33Would you like to see it?
01:02:34No, I can guess.
01:02:36Death by natural causes.
01:02:38Extreme old age.
01:02:40That's silly.
01:02:41Carson couldn't have been any more than 60 years old.
01:02:43If it was Carson.
01:02:44It was.
01:02:45Fingerprints checked with the security records at the research center.
01:02:48I don't believe it.
01:02:49I don't believe it.
01:02:50I'm a cop.
01:02:52I work with facts.
01:02:54If I have to start looking for something that saps the life out of a man like juice out of an orange.
01:02:58Dr. Carson's secretary tells us that just before noon yesterday, Dr. Carson had a talk with your brother.
01:03:06Any idea what it was about?
01:03:09Could have been almost anything.
01:03:12Carson often dropped in to find out how Scott's projects were getting along.
01:03:15Yeah, well, this meeting took place in Carson's office.
01:03:19Where is your brother, Dr. Nelson?
01:03:20Do you expect him to come along with you?
01:03:22I don't know.
01:03:24Well, did he leave the research center with you?
01:03:28No.
01:03:29No, he hadn't come into work yet.
01:03:31Well, you live with him, don't you?
01:03:32Yes.
01:03:34What makes you think Scott had anything to do with this?
01:03:37I'm just asking questions.
01:03:39I'll go.
01:03:41Captain, why not ask him about the bank job?
01:03:44Oh, yeah.
01:03:45Uh, Dr. Nelson, you probably heard about the robbery that took place at the bank.
01:03:52Mm-hmm.
01:03:53Something happened there that we withheld from the papers.
01:03:57Perhaps you can help us with it.
01:04:00I'll try.
01:04:01Well, you're a scientist.
01:04:04Can you think of any reasonable explanation for a piece of paper,
01:04:08a thousand dollar bill that we found embedded in a vault door made of eight inches of solid steel?
01:04:58Scott, what are you doing here?
01:05:09I want you to come with me.
01:05:12Where? Why?
01:05:14You know why. I told you why.
01:05:17It's impossible. I told you.
01:05:20You've got to.
01:05:24Scott.
01:05:25This discovery of yours, you should tell somebody about it.
01:05:33No.
01:05:35You should, to get help.
01:05:36No.
01:05:38After all, a discovery like this...
01:05:39I said no!
01:05:45I'm sorry.
01:05:46Please go.
01:05:51I didn't mean it.
01:05:53Forgive me.
01:05:55You've got to come with me.
01:05:59Please.
01:06:00I'll come buy you anything.
01:06:01I'll get you anything.
01:06:05Please, no.
01:06:06You don't want to marry me, or you don't have to.
01:06:08You don't want anything you want.
01:06:10You don't want to marry me.
01:06:11No.
01:06:13No.
01:06:20No.
01:06:25No.
01:06:25No.
01:06:26No.
01:06:28Oh
01:06:55Hello Linda
01:06:58What's the matter?
01:07:08Do you know where he is now?
01:07:12Look, if he comes back, don't let him get near you.
01:07:15Now listen to me. Do as I say.
01:07:17Get dressed.
01:07:19I'll be over there in five minutes. We're going back to the police station.
01:07:26I want to see Captain Rogers, please.
01:07:29Order, Bob.
01:07:31This.
01:07:34Wait here.
01:07:37Tony, maybe we could find him ourselves and get him to give himself up.
01:07:41He's already killed two people.
01:07:43And he came after you tonight.
01:07:45I don't think he'd hurt me.
01:07:47Tony, they're going to track him down like an animal.
01:07:49I don't know.
01:07:58I don't know.
01:08:03I don't know.
01:08:04What will it be?
01:08:30Uh, let me have a beer.
01:08:34Want company?
01:08:52Yeah.
01:08:56What are you drinking?
01:09:04I usually drink what costs the most.
01:09:18Champagne.
01:09:25And brandy.
01:09:30So every time Scott goes through something, he uses up months or maybe even a year's energy in a single second.
01:09:38Well, in that case, you ought to be pretty old by now.
01:09:42That's right.
01:09:45But he isn't.
01:09:47The way I figure it is he's found a way to renew his energy and keep himself from getting older.
01:09:55You're trying to tell me that your brother can get energy, time from other people?
01:10:04That's why a young doctor dies of old age.
01:10:08And how do we get him?
01:10:11Well, he's not in this fourth dimensional state all the time.
01:10:18You'll have to get him when he's normal.
01:10:21Or you'll have to convince him to give himself up.
01:10:26Yeah.
01:10:28Get out on all points on Dr. Scott Nelson.
01:10:32Tell him not to take any chances.
01:10:35If he tries anything, shoot to kill.
01:10:38This guy is a wild one.
01:10:40What's the matter? Tired?
01:10:53Turn the gold.
01:10:55You? Nah.
01:10:57You should see some of the old geezers that come into that crummy bar.
01:11:10I'll be 32 my next birthday.
01:11:14Honey, that's not old.
01:11:19Kiss me.
01:11:21Don't you know you're not supposed to ask?
01:11:30Oh, no.
01:11:31I feel straight.
01:11:40All right.
01:11:47We'll see if you can find out which way he's heading.
01:11:53Four more.
01:11:57I don't understand why all these killings.
01:12:01Just the effectiveness is diminishing and he's got to kill more people to keep himself alive.
01:12:06Look, Nelson.
01:12:07I don't know either.
01:12:09I only know I've got to stop him.
01:12:12And I think you could give me something more to go on if you wanted to.
01:12:16Captain Rogers.
01:12:18Yeah.
01:12:19They spotted him. Corner 5th and Adams.
01:12:22Let's go.
01:12:29All residents, 435 Adams Street.
01:12:32Come to street level immediately.
01:12:39We thought we've had him twice now, but each time we think we have him, he goes through a wall into the next building.
01:12:48There he is.
01:12:50There he is.
01:13:01Cover that building and get these people out of here.
01:13:03Right here.
01:13:11We've got him boxed then.
01:13:12We even have machine guns covering the roof.
01:13:13Good.
01:13:14Good.
01:13:15Good.
01:13:16There he goes.
01:13:46Nothing can stop him.
01:13:51You can't imprison him or surround him with men or guns and tanks.
01:13:55There's no walls thick enough or guns strong enough.
01:13:59A man in the fourth dimension is indestructible.
01:14:16Hello. We're playing a game.
01:14:42Marjorie, is Linda home?
01:14:45How do you know my name? I don't know yours.
01:14:50You don't.
01:14:52Are you a hobo?
01:14:56You run along now, Marjorie.
01:14:58Are you hungry? Sometimes my mother feeds hobos.
01:15:01Now go home, Marjorie.
01:15:04Please, you run along right now.
01:15:06Maybe you'd like to play a game with us.
01:15:10Marjorie, will you be a good girl and just do as I ask?
01:15:13Just a short game. It won't take long.
01:15:16Please?
01:15:18All right, Marjorie.
01:15:21Just a short game.
01:15:23All right, Marjorie.
01:15:25All right, Marjorie.
01:15:27All right, Marjorie.
01:15:29All right, Marjorie.
01:15:31Let's go.
01:15:32All right, Marjorie.
01:15:33Come on, Marjorie.
01:15:34Just a short game.
01:15:38Somebody better come up with some answers we can print soon.
01:15:54Roy, did you find it yet?
01:15:55Not yet. We've looked everywhere.
01:15:57Well, it must be here somewhere.
01:15:59If we can't find that force field, I'm going to have to try to build another one from memory.
01:16:03And I won't even be sure that it'll work.
01:16:05We've got to find that thing.
01:16:08If they know how he does it, they ought to be able to figure out a way to stop him.
01:16:19Sure, if they knew how.
01:16:23Suppose someone did know how.
01:16:25Suppose they were looking for something that would stop him.
01:16:29Would there be any story in it?
01:16:31Would there?
01:16:31What's your name?
01:16:32What good do you expect us to do?
01:16:39Look, he's not a magician.
01:16:41He can't fly.
01:16:42He's not invisible.
01:16:43He's as real and as solid as you or I.
01:16:46The only thing is, he can walk through a wall and I can't.
01:16:49If I can get this thing to work, I can go anywhere he can go.
01:16:56If I can run as fast as he can run, I can outguess him.
01:17:00I'm going to stay right with him.
01:17:01Sooner or later, he's bound to want something he can't have when he's in 4D.
01:17:06The moment he changes back, I'll...
01:17:07Oh.
01:17:11It has to be done.
01:17:12But not by you.
01:17:16Yes, by me!
01:17:18You're wrong, Tony.
01:17:21Look.
01:17:22Every hour, there are more people being killed.
01:17:25By my brother.
01:17:27Because of something that I made.
01:17:31He has got to be destroyed.
01:17:36I've got to stop him.
01:17:42Tony.
01:17:58Trouble.
01:18:00Someone let our plans leak out to the newspapers.
01:18:04Who did this?
01:18:06Roy Parker.
01:18:08Parker!
01:18:09Parker!
01:18:10Where is he?
01:18:10Now look, it's too late for that now.
01:18:12The important thing is whether you can finish that thing
01:18:14before your brother comes here to stop you.
01:18:15Well, that's what I'm about to try now.
01:18:17Good.
01:18:18I'll alert the security guards.
01:18:21Yeah.
01:18:24I'll let you know.
01:18:29Remember, don't try to stop him.
01:18:31Don't worry.
01:18:42We have to increase the capacity.
01:18:47I wish we could find that other one.
01:18:51Well, come on.
01:18:52Let's go.
01:18:53This will take another half hour.
01:18:54Who was that?
01:19:10Well, that's just one of the scientists.
01:19:12Roy Parker.
01:19:16No, Scott.
01:19:18No!
01:19:18No!
01:19:19No!
01:19:19No!
01:19:24Captain.
01:19:26Captain Rogers.
01:19:28Yes?
01:19:30He's here.
01:19:31You've got Parker.
01:19:33Where?
01:19:35Well, keep me informed.
01:19:38Get me the power plant.
01:19:39Where is he?
01:19:40Just approaching the fence.
01:19:42Stand by.
01:19:43I'll tell you when.
01:19:45Well, I hope it slows him down.
01:19:46It didn't even tickle him.
01:20:05He'll go right to where he put the force field.
01:20:07Maybe we can get there before he does.
01:20:08Let me know exactly where he's going.
01:20:12He's heading right straight into the back of reactor number three.
01:20:15Come on.
01:20:16You men go to the materials.
01:20:18Look.
01:20:30Look.
01:20:41Stop.
01:20:41Stop.
01:20:42Stop.
01:20:42Stop.
01:20:43Stop.
01:20:43Stop.
01:20:44Stop.
01:20:45Stop.
01:20:46Stop.
01:20:46Oh, help, help me.
01:21:04Those two dials, help me.
01:21:06Turn them up all the way.
01:21:16It didn't work.
01:21:21It didn't work.
01:21:26Oh, God, forgive me.
01:21:29Tony, we've got to get out of here.
01:21:31Come on.
01:21:46He tried to kill me.
01:22:04Tony, he tried to kill me.
01:22:06He didn't want to.
01:22:07Oh.
01:22:12He'll do it again.
01:22:14Scott.
01:22:16Can't you stop this killing?
01:22:20Yeah, I could.
01:22:23Do you want to be remembered as a creator or a killer?
01:22:34What if I promise to stop?
01:22:37What do you mean it?
01:22:39What would it be worth to you?
01:22:43Can you come with me?
01:22:44Linda, I need you.
01:22:55I need to have you near me.
01:23:03I need to kiss you.
01:23:04I need to GO.
01:23:13I need to ask you.
01:23:16You're
01:23:21good.
01:23:21entin.
01:23:23I need you.
01:23:23See you.
01:23:23First.
01:23:24Ooh.
01:23:25Off you.
01:23:25You're
01:23:27good.
01:23:27의
01:23:34Do you hate me that much?
01:23:46No.
01:23:54It's all. It's all.
01:23:57You're all right.
01:23:57What? Don't you know I'm indestructible?
01:24:07I can't.
01:24:11I can't go through anything!
01:24:14You didn't hurt me.
01:24:17Nothing can hurt me.
01:24:20I can go through lead walls.
01:24:22I can go through brick.
01:24:23I can go through steel.
01:24:25Nothing can hurt me.
01:24:26Hurt me, see if you can.
01:24:28Nothing can stop me.
01:24:30I might feel fine.
01:24:31Land, brick, steel, nothing.
01:24:35Not even car tonight.
01:24:56I can't.
01:24:57You're right.
01:24:58I can't.
01:24:59You're right.
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