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Guillermo del Toro
June 19th 1996
NOTE: THE HARD COPY OF THIS SCRIPT CONTAINED SCENE NUMBERS.
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FADE IN:
THE SCREEN
Stygean darkness.
Wet CLICKING SOUNDS. A BEAM of purplish ULTRA-VIOLET LIGHT
reveals a mosaic of moving forms... COCKROACHES. They skitt |
oned FACE.
The oval face is female, a woman of indeterminate age, her
features as fragile as porcelain. Her eyes are closed in
sleep, or in death ... or in something in between.
Now TWO MORE FACES emerge out of the darkness. They are
male, and they float into position on either side of the
female. They are just as ethereally beautiful, just as pale,
and like the female their eye |
SHOOTING DRAFT
FADE IN:
EXT. LATE AFTERNOON SKY
Blue sky, a few puffs of cloud, pierced by slanting rays of
sunlight. Late afternoon on a perfect day.
SUPER TITLE: "HOUSTON, TEXAS. JULY 4, 2020."
As we hear, after a few more beats, an ASTRONAUT'S VOICE.
PHIL
T minus ten, nine, eight, start |
rface of the sun and
blown through space by solar winds.
It plays an essential role in Cold Fusion, often toted as
the solution to humanity's future energy needs.
There is one major problem...
Helium3 is extremely scarce on Earth. The gas does,
however, exist in abundance on the Earth's only natural
satellite:
The Moon.
Should we turn to Cold Fusion in the future, it is
conceivable that man will mine the Moon for Helium3 and
bring |
K. Dick
May 14, 2004
BARE WHITE ROOM
Thirty feet square. CRIS JOHNSON, wearing a jail uniform,
sits in a HEAVY CHAIR that is bolted to the floor. Mid-
twenties, jaded, rebellious, handsome as a statue, Cris
radiates a serene, if somewhat scruffy, charisma.
He faces a PLASMA SCREEN MONITOR on |
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DRAFT: March 27, 2011
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EXT. THE PLANET - MORNING
Huge mountains, destroyed STRUCTURES. Buildings
enveloped by flows of earth. Awe-inspiring beauty.
JACK (V.O.)
They arrived almost half a century
ago. Aliens, Scavs, whatever you
want to call them. Their idea of
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oles of light show a sea of distant stars across
the void of outer space. Our own motion is only realized as
an enormous object slowly moves towards us, taking shape.
A SPACE SHIP of unimaginable size, a tubular freighter easily
ten times larger then any aircraft carrier. At first glance
it appears lifeless and adrift, but slowly the small glow of
cockpit windows come into view as we move closer.
Moonlight cuts across t |
PACE
A million suns shine in the dark.
A STARSHIP cuts through the night: a gleaming white cruiser.
Galleries of windows. Flying decks and observation domes.
On the hull: EXCELSIOR - A HomeStead Company Starship.
The ship flashes through a nebula. Space-dust sparkles as it
whips over the hull, betraying the ship's dizzying speed.
The nebula boils in the ship's wake. The Excelsior rockets
on, spotless and be |
rm, summer night. A
light comes on in a FARMHOUSE window. The door opens, a small
dog and a young girl emerge.
GIRL
Go on now Paul, don't be long.
The dog trots out across the property. It stops to scratch.
The sounds of night cease. The dog stops scratching, sniffing
the air, cocking its head, sensing something. We hear a low
humming sounds. The dog looks up. We see a soft orange glow |
begins.
LILLY
For three hundred years the great plagues have
swept the earth. Diseases created from the
experiments of the Alchemists.
We see death tolls appear through this graphically.
The plague - 5 million souls. Virulent Small Pox - 10 million.
Mutated Influenza 30 Million Souls...
Lilly
Thinking they had discovered Gods secret c |
WN FLAT NEW YORK CITY - NIGHT
Max jolts his head from his desk and tries to orient him-self
in the darkness. He has intelligent eyes set in an exhausted,
good-looking face.
Then he notices the blood dripping from his nose. Max wipes
it.
Max's voiceover begins:
MAX (V.O.)
Monday, September first.
Six-fifteen.
INT. BATHROOM - DAWN
A pull-string light flips on. Max examines his bloody nose in
the mirror.
MAX (V.O.)
The alchemist awakes. |
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06/09/67
06/15/67
06/22/67
07/06/67
07/27/67
FADE IN
1 EXT. CONSTELLATION OF ORION - NIGHT
Stars glitter like diamonds on the black velvet backdrop of space.
The Belt of Orion is center screen, but much nearer and larger
than ever seen by an Earth-bound astronomer.
A speck of light appears in the lower left corner of the screen.
No spaceship can be seen, but only a glowworm, a solitary sperma-
tosoan glidin |
(UTAH) - DAY 1
Jagged mountains defy a dark, foreboding sky. We hear
PLODDING HOOVES, CREAKING LEATHER. A lone wanderer
appears. Wearing a long coat and a battered hat, he
carries a bolt-action carbine. His name forgotten,
history remembers him simply as THE POSTMAN.
His laden pack mule, BILL, BRAYS, as they pass a battered
sign: "The Great Salt Lake Marina." They start down a
slope and begin to cross a...
DRY LAKE |
April 28, 1986
With Revision #3 (Yellow)
May 6, 1986
With Revision #4 (Green)
May 20, 1986
With Revision #5 (Goldenrod)
January 27, 1987
April 7, 1986
With Revision #6 (Goldenrod)
January 30, 1987
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"HUNTER"
FADE IN
1 EXT. OUTER SPACE |
way through them. As TITLES END-
BORDEN (V.O.)
Are you watching closely?
A SECOND BLACK CAT races into frame, HISSING, SPITTING,
CHASING the first cat into the woods beyond and we-
CUT TO:
INT. CLUTTERED WORKSHOP -- DAY
Moving along a row of CANARIES in CAGES.
CUTTER (V.O.)
Every magic trick consists of three
part, or acts...
Stop at a cage. Weat |
-- John Charles Earle
Oxford Book Of Mystical Verse
FADE IN:
THE MOON. So fat and full in the night sky you can reach out
and touch it.
HICKS W. 0.
This is what's known: There has always
been man...and there have always been
vampires.
BLACK SHAPES swoop past the moonscape, vicious looking things.
Much shrieki |
.)
The world turns below us, vast and slow.
A RUMBLE. A shadow sweeps over the land. We move with the
shadow. We cast the shadow.
Landscapes slide by. Reduced by altitude to abstractions:
river deltas, forests and flood plains. A raw natural world.
No trace of civilization.
The shadow glides over mountains and gla |
erfect, self-regulating organism you could imagine. We went out there; we turned around; we looked back; we saw it. You'd think we'd behold and learn something.
(beat)
We didn't.
The DATE APPEARS in one corner of the screen. 1961.
CHANTILAS (V.O.)
It was 1961 when we first went into space. There were four billion people in the world.
The POPULATION APPEARS in the other.
CHANTILAS (V.O.)
And at a rate that was scarcely comprehensible, we began to poison and populate our planet.
DATE |
ins playing. Map is shown in background
(green text on black background), zoomed in on Los Alamos, New
Mexico. While remaining credits are shown, the map travels to
Sante Fe, then Albuquerque, then begins following US66 west through
Arizona to California, finally ending up a few miles east of
Goffs (northwest of Needles).
Green '64 Chevy Malibu
Malibu is weaving down the high |
ILM
ROMERO-GRUNWALD PRODUCTIONS
FIRST DRAFT
OCTOBER 7, 1998
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PRESENTATION CREDITS appear... then FADE...
Out of BLACK... SHOCK CUT TO:
INT LAB "A" LEVEL TIMELESS
A MAN'S FACE, filling the screen.
MARCUS (filter)
Stay away from here!
We're watching A VIDEO MONITOR. |
Just a web of lights- a billion stars hang
in a velvet void. The only sound is the howl of the cosmic wind.
The light of a distant sun strikes a rising planet. We see ragged
continents and oceans wreathed in cloud. This is earth rise. Our world
spins slowly in space, a thing of beauty, of awesome majesty. In all this
nothingness - life.
We push in on the planet - in to the Americas. The wind grows louder -
A PUEBLO VILLAGE.
A broken-down pick-up bumps into a God-forsaken village |
y 8th, 2010
EYES. Expressive, alive. Human?
No. They belong to a FEMALE CHIMPANZEE: BRIGHT EYES.
EXT. GROVE OF TREES -- DAY
She sits in a tree with ALPHA, her mate - large and muscular,
a PROMINENT WHITE BIRTHMARK ACROSS HIS SHOULDER, LIKE A
SHOOTING STAR.
Around them, under the TREE CANOPY, a COMMUNITY OF
CHIMPANZEES naps, eats, plays.
EXT. WEST AFRICAN JUNG |
l.
2 THEY SPLIT OPTICALLY TO REVEAL THE DISTRIBUTION COMPANY LOGO.
Fanfare.
3 A SMALL WHITE SCREEN - ACADEMY SIZE - APPEARS IN THE MIDDLE OF THE
WIDE-SCREEN FORMAT
On the sides of the image are stationary sprocket holes of celluloid.
SCIENCE FICTION DOUBLE FEATURE * Musical Introduction.
Film head runs down numbers: 10, 9, 8, 7, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2, 1, START.
Very scratched. During the SONG we see snatches of the films mentioned
in SONG. They look old and scratched and the |
EXT. WHEAT FIELD - MORNING
SAMANTHA DARKO (18) opens her eyes. She squints as the summer
sun shrinks her pupils to pinhole size. She sits up slowly,
looks around... and finds herself in midst of an endless
wheat field.
Sam is pretty and demure. Her coppery hair flows past her
shoulders. Disoriented, she stands and gazes at the infinite
golden shimmer. Amber waves of grain. Patches of fo |
ll dressed.
They sit on their heels under a sparsely elegant tent, small
wooden desks with embedded screens in front of them. The
tent is on a lawn surrounded by lush foliage. People walk
about and vehicles glide quietly overhead. A utopian vista.
GIRL
Now that the war's over, our
soldiers get to come home, yes?
TEACHER
Some of them. Some will be
stationed on the rim planets as |
OMPLEX -- MORNING
Starliner Towers is seen in LS through the windshield of a
moving car. The car approaches the complex and stops near
the main doors of the West Tower.
Out of the car climb Kresimir and Benda Sviben, a gawky newly
wed young couple. Kresimir elaborately opens the door for
Benda, his new wife, and they walk with hands intertwined up
the steps of the West Tower. |
w of a house. The
backyard is large and green with a wooden jungle gym, worn
from use. A single tree throws shade onto a barbecue and a
picnic table.
The backyard is lined by crops. Corn. Golden and brown.
Six feet high.
Everything is perfect. Like a postcard. And then we HEAR A
CHILD SCREAM. IT'S FAR AWAY. WE DON'T KNOW WHERE IT'S
COMING FROM.
CUT TO:
INT. BEDROOM - MORNING
GRAHAM HESS wakes up from his sleep. He |
T, OUT-OF-FOCUS, OVAL-SHAPED COLORS.
The colored shapes dart around the screen -- the impression
of looking through a kaleidoscope.
As the image comes into sharp focus, we discover that we are
inside a CANDY BOWL. A MAN'S FINGERS are frantically
removing all the cherry-flavored pieces of candy.
EXT. STUDIO LOT - DAY
The man performing this curious task is
writer/producer/director, VIKTOR TARANSKY, forties,
conservatively dressed in suit and tie. He sits alone at |
INT. HIGH SCHOOL CLASSROOM - DAY
CLOSEUP: A slender woman's hand writes on a chalkboard,
in teacherly cursive.
We PULL BACK to REVEAL STARLA GRANT, a stunningly beautiful
Southern woman in her twenties, as she finishes writing
out, "SURVIVAL OF THE FITTEST"
Starla glances at the classroom of high school students.
She is a demure woman, somewhat awkward in her |
October 4, 2001
First, over BLACK, we hear the sound of a light rain.
Then:
A MAN'S VOICE
I'm not a poet. I've never moved
anyone with my words.
(beat)
Maybe that's why they chose me.
EXT. WOODS - DAY
A mural of leafless trees beneath an overcast sky. Rain
continues to fall.
Maybe now we begin to notice a strange quality to the light
(or is it the sky?). Something vaguely unsettling. |
bassinets, isolettes, incubators. BABIES sleeping,
BABIES blinking, BABIES cooing, BABIES chirping, BABIES
squalling.
It's the SQUALLING BABIES, the ones with pinched faces and tiny
bunched fists, that seem to interest the TWO ANONYMOUS MEN in
Military Uniforms. (Their anonymity is assured by the angles
from which they are seen; they are hands, they are feet, they are
the backs of heads.)
A lone NURSE watches them grimly as they make their " |
D slowly builds: the rhythmic rocking of a TRAIN'S
WHEELS over RAILROAD TRACKS...
INT. HIGH SPEED TRAIN - MORNING
COLTER jolts awake. Sunlight hits his face.
He blinks. A stunned beat. He's disoriented.
Slowly he turns his head to one side...
PASSENGERS. Filling most of the seats. Office workers on
their morning commute into a city.
Turning the other way, he's confronted with a window. Trees
fl |
0b BLUE - 11/12/11 1.
OMITTED
1 1
INT. ANTARCTICA LAB (OPENING MONTAGE)
1A 1A
A glowing blue box like a large toaster (the Time Cube) sits
in a sterile lab shelf, plugged in. A rubber duck sits on a
cluttered desk. GARY PINBACK (40) identified by "Gary"
stitched on a white lab coat - enters frame, unplugs the box |
EXT. STREET IN GEORGETOWN -- MIDDLE OF THE NIGHT
Fog hangs above the street, amongst the streetlamps. Apartment
buildings line the curb, it is very quiet. In one building, six floors
up, a bedroom light is on. WE SEE the silhouette of Norman's WIFE
looking out the window.
WIFE (O.S.)
What kind of a crash was it?
NORMAN (O.S.)
You seen my suitcase? |
om & John Brancato,
Barney Cohen and Joseph Goldman
SECOND REV.
7/29/1993
FADE IN:
INT. PROFESSOR OCK"S PRIVATE PHYSICS LABORATORY, THE
CYCLOTRON ROOM (CREDIT SEQUENCE) - DAY
A mighty WARNING KLAXON assaults our ears. A FLASHING RED
WARNING LIGHT stabs our eyes.
Several DIALS go into the RED. A hand pushes aside a
YELLOW THERMOS and pushes forward a RED POWER THROTTLE.
We hear the WHINING UP of a cyclotron. A DIGITAL DIAL
climbs to "5% POWER." A SPIDER crawls |
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15 OVER BLACKNESS, we HEAR a BACH HARPSICHORD CONCERTO. And then a 15
WOMAN -- breathing hard -- straining, harder and harder -- until
finally we HEAR a NEWBORN BABY CRYING -- and we...
FADE IN:
EXT. VULCAN FAMILY HOME - DUSK
The image is spectacular, aglow in DUSK LIGHT: a beautiful BABY,
just born, held in a WOMAN'S HANDS. It is being cleaned; warm
water runs down its face and body. |
Jack B. Sowards
Samuel A. Peeples
MAIN TITLE SEQUENCE (TO BE DESIGNED)
FADE IN: |
rannon Braga & Ronald D. Moore
First Draft
September 29, 1995
1 A BLACK VOID 1
We can hear movement. Strange skittering sounds, like
razor-claws on metal... the hiss of pneumatic hoses...
the whirr and click of servos... |
March 16, 1994
FADE IN:
1 EXT. SPACE (VFX-I) 1
A vast and sparkling starfield. A pinpoint of LIGHT
appears and starts moving toward the camera... a small
and distant cylindrical object tumbling end over end,
but we can't determine exactly what it is yet...
2 EXT. WHEATFIELD - DAY |
in its many forms. The biological pulse
finding its way heroically through the cold manipulation of
science.
CREDITS as we see a beautiful montage of futuristic medical
technology. Through a microscope we see cells multiplying
and gene strands exponentially increasing with the vibrancy
of exploding flowers. We see laser splicing and biological
manipulation on the molecular level.
CREDITS continue as we fade to...
INT. ROMULAN SENATE CHAMBER - NIGHT
Politics... In a caverno |
SHOOTING SCRIPT
July 19, 1978
FADE IN :
1 EXT SPACE (S) 1
An ever expanding infinity of light and color as CAMERA
TRAVELS THROUGH deep space, MOVING DIRECTLY for one
pinpoint of light: a STAR GROWING RAPIDLY as we SWEEP
TOWARD IT, a normal white star S |
George Lucas
Revised Fourth Draft
January 15, 1976
LUCASFILM LTD.
A long time ago, in a galaxy far, far, away...
A vast sea of stars serves as the backdrop for the main title.
War drums echo through the heavens as a rollup slowly crawls
into infinity. |
s to
secede from the Republic.
This separatist movement has made it
difficult for the limited number of
Jedi Kights to maintain peace and
order in the galaxy.
Senator Amidala, the former Queen of
Naboo, is returning to Coruscant
to vote on the critical issue
of creating an army to assist the
overwhelmed Jedi.
PAN UP to reveal the amber city planet of Coruscant. A yellow Naboo Fighter flies OVER CAMERA toward the planet, followed by a large |
for the MAIN TITLE, followed
by a ROLL-UP, which crawls into infinity.
Episode VI
RETURN OF THE JEDI
Luke Skywalker has returned to his home planet of Tatooine in an
attempt to rescue his friend Han Solo from the clutches of theÊvile
gangster Jabba the Hutt. Little does Luke know that the GALACTIC EMPIRE
has secretly begun construction on a new armored space station even
more powerful than the first dreaded Death Star. When completed, this
ultimate weapon will spell certain d |
NET HOTH
A Star Destroyer moves through space, releasing Imperial probe robots
from its underside.
One of these probes zooms toward the planet Hoth and lands on its ice-
covered surface. An explosion marks the point of
impact.
EXT. HOTH - METEORITE CRATER - SNOW PLAIN - DAY
A weird mechanical sound rises above the whining of the wind. A
strange probe robot, with several extended sensors, emerges from the
smoke-shrouded crater. The ominous mechanical probe floats across |
blic. The taxation of trade routes to
outlaying star systems is in dispute.
Hoping to resolve the matter with a blockade of deadly battleships, the
greedy Trade Federation has stopped all shipping to the small planet of
Naboo.
While the congress of the Republic endlessly debates this alarming chain of
events, the Supreme Chancellor has secretly dispatched two Jedi Knights,
the guardians of peace and justice in the galaxy, to settle the
conflict.....
PAN DOWN to reveal a small space cr |
EXT. HIGHWAY - NIGHT
The wail of a siren grows out of the distance and very faintly
through the fog we see the headlights and flashing blue rack
lights of a police car coming toward us. It drops into a
dip, reappears almost immediately, hurtling down the center
of the deserted highway. It gets closer and closer until the
lights and siren fill our senses then zooms past us. |
in uniform, the bloom of human evolution.
YOUNG PEOPLE
I'm doing my part... Me, too...
Are you ?
The mobile infantery logo: LIGHTNING BOLTS ON A BLACK SHIELD.
OFFICIAL VOICE
Join the mobile infantery and save the world !
Service guarantees citizen-ship.
Would you like to know more ?
2 BUG METEOR:
Behold actual pictures of a METEOR, this one a mile across, as it hurtles
past an observation ship.
OFFICIAL VOICE
The Bugs send another meteor our w |
eady?
SECOND VOICE (LENNY)
Yeah. Boot it.
A burst of bright white static exploding across the
darkness. A high whine on the audio track gives way to
street sounds and rapid breathing.
AN IMAGE wavers and stabilizes: A nervous POV. We're in a
car, sitting in the backseat, and we're nervous, the view
swinging around, showing the street rolling by outside the
windows, then whipping back to the two guys in the f |
FINAL SHOOTING SCRIPT
December 16, 2010
OVER BLACK WE HEAR THE DULL SOUNDS OF INDUSTRY; A MUFFLED
MASS OF MACHINES, GEARS, STEAM. FADE IN ON:
A SIGN. Twelve feet across. Painted decades earlier, grim-
covered black, white and red. It reads in large 40's era,
hand-painted type, "SAFETY IS OUR PRIMARY CONCERN!" Th |
fantastic arches. The city is inhabited by young beautiful people in luxurious but simple costumes.
THE CAMERA ROAMS through the City, observing some people seated at a kind of cafe sipping drinks and relaxing; other people are in some kind of exercise class doing beautiful graceful movement; and finally a class of five year old children listen intently to a teacher who is demonstrating a molecular model.
TEACHER
And now, who can give me the electron
wave functions for Kryp |
Robert Venditti
October 16, 2007
FADE IN ON:
EXT. CITY STREETS - NIGHT -- MOVING
A DISTORTED IMAGE of downtown city streets at night.
This is not a FISHEYE LENS, but the REFLECTION in the
mirrored surface of a helmet visor.
EXT. LUXURY BUILDING - NIGHT
A near-future MOTORCYCLE stops near a dramatic HIGH-RISE
R |
NATOR
A1 TITLE SEQUENCE - SLITSCAN EFFECT A1
1 EXT. SCHOOLYARD - NIGHT 1
Silence. Gradually the sound of distant traffic becomes
audible. A LOW ANGLE bounded on one side by a chain-link
fence and on the other by the one-story public school build-
ings. Spray-can hieroglyphics and distant streetlight sha-
dows. This is a Los Angeles public school in a blue collar
n |
shooting script
1 EXT. CITY STREET - DAY
Downtown L.A. Noon on a hot summer day. On an EXTREME LONG LENS the
lunchtime crowd stacks up into a wall of humanity. In SLOW MOTION
they move in herds among the glittering rows of cars jammed bumper to
bumper. Heat ripples distort the torrent of faces. The image is
surreal, dreamy... and like a dream it begins very slowly to
DISSOLVE TO: |
10.12.05
SUPER ON BLACK:
LONGVIEW STATE CORRECTIONAL FACILITY, TEXAS, 2003.
FADE IN ON:
INT. DEATH ROW/CELL - DAWN
START TIGHT ON MARCUS WRIGHT. He's an intense, powerful man,
20's-30's, his head shaven. Marcus stares INTO CAMERA with a
resigned expression. We hear the voic |
"I wish that I could write you a melody so plain
That would save you dear lady from going insane"
Bob Dylan, Tombstone Blues
BLACK
MUSIC UP: Slow, sad, ethereal.
Perhaps even eerie.
FADE IN:
On a sea of red, filling the frame. A crimson ocean without
waves or ri |
John W. Campbell. Jr.
SECOND DRAFT
March 4, 1981
CAST
MACREADY
35. Helicopter pilot. Likes chess. Hates the cold. The pay
is good.
GARRY
46. The station manager. Stiff. Ex-army officer. Wears a
handgun.
CHILDS
33. S |
DAVID DUNCAN
Draft revised thru 6-25-59
FADE IN:
M.G.M. TRADEMARK A.1
Leo the Lion ROARS over the FANFARE, then
FADE OUT:
GLIDING OBJECTS IN A WIDE DARK VOID - (ANIMATION)
Out of the SILENT darkness a short white A
fluted column surmounted by a SUNDIAL
appears. It floats |
d Shusett and Steven Pressfield
______________________________________________________________________________
"TOTAL RECALL"
FADE IN:
1 EXT. DESERT - DAY
All we can see, filling the entire frame is a flame-orange
sky...almost like the sky from the burning of Atlanta in
"Gone with the Wind".
SUPERIMPOSE: Presenter credit.
PAN DOWN lower and lower until we see the terrain below. |
, is eating it.
PUSH DOWN TO:
EXT. THE NEAR SIDE OF THE PLANET'S SURFACE
Strange robotic creatures scramble around the planet in a
wild panic. It looks like Pompeii must have looked as
Vesuvius erupted.
ANGLE ON ONE OF THE CREATURES - TRACKING
The creature is KRANIX. We will meet him later on in a very
different context, but for now, he is running from the ever-
growing mist that threatens to engulf him.
ANOTHER ANGLE - THE |
WD6
6/21/88
1 EXT. DESERT VALLEY - DAY 1
The high desert -- absolutely silent -- a vast, hard land-
scape stretching away to distant mountains. The silence is
broken by hoof-beats.
2 EXT. EDGAR'S PLACE - DAY |
Prod. 0222
Fourth Draft Screenplay by
Charlie Haas
April 6, 1981
BLACKNESS
1 THE ELECTRONIC WORLD 1
On one side of the screen, computer programming language is being
printed, and we HEAR the sound of an electronic keyboard. In the
center of the |
WMEN and MACHINERY branded "X-NET".
3D lattice of routers, refractors, reassemblers... New,
unused data OPTIK HIGHWAY routes radiate from all sides,
crossing cyberspace.
X-Net Tactical Corps troops (herein X-Takks) patrol every
inch.
2 INT. X-NET NEXUS - UNDER CONSTRUCTION
DATA "TRAIN" enters. Sliver of RED DATA ENERGY shunt off,
shooting into RANDOM MEMORY BUFFER - geometrically perfect
lattice of PLASMA BEAMS and WHITE HOT intersection poi |
appears on a black screen.
"One doesn't discover new lands
without consenting to lose sight
of the shore for a very long time."
Andre Gide
The title fades off, replaced by a second title.
"We're all in this alone."
Lily Tomlin
INT. A WOMB. DAY.
A fiber optic camera observes a five-month-old MALE |
and William Goldman
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Re |
FADE IN:
In the darkness, we hear a voice, a woman's voice. Her name
is Evey.
EVEY (V.O.)
"Remember, remember, the fifth of
November, the gunpowder treason and
plot. I know of now reason why the
gunpowder treason should ever be
forgot."
Her voice has a stre |
IMAGE
New York City from a perspective of flight, not an
airplane, a swooping diving shot. Back to black.
A WOMAN'S VOICE
Abre los ojos... open your eyes...
open your eyes...
INT. DAVID'S BEDROOM - EARLY MORNING
DAVID AAMES, JR., 32, swings out of bed and sits on the
corner of his mattress. it's a chilly New York City
morning. Early sunlight glows around the corner's of his
curtai |
through a downtown street. Hunters
hot on the trail of their prey in an urban jungle.
The sidewalk is crowded with people. So is the street. Too
many people, not enough cement. Los Angeles, 1997.
Summer, probably August. 103 degrees. Heat shimmers off the
horizon. Making the sky look peculiar.
The men keep running. Passed a GUY sitting at a bus stop,
watching a television in his lap. YOU HEAR the NEWSCASTER.
NEWSCASTER (V. 0.)
As L. A. P. D. officers gathe |
"Out there, there's a world outside of Yonkers..."
More stars.
Distant galaxies, constellations, nebulas...
A single planet.
Drab and brown.
Moving towards it.
Pushing through its polluted atmosphere.
"...Close your eyes and see it glisten..."
EXT. PLANET'S SURFACE - CONTINUOUS
A range of mountains takes form in the haze.
Moving |
** Resized to fit on minimal number of pages**
[Showing Pictures of City Life]
NARRATOR
No one would have believed in the early
years of the21st century, that our world
was being watched by intelligences greater
than our own. That as men busied themselves
about their various conce |
ILING.
We PULL BACK and find that the pin adorns the lapel of a ROBE
worn by EDWARD BLAKE, 63, but amazingly not far from his
physical prime--body chiseled, built like a truck. Handsome
too, save the LONG SCAR running down the side of his face.
Blake removes the kettle from the stove. He scoops some Asian
tea leaves from a can, dumps them in a cup .
INT. EDWARD BLAKE'S APARTMENT - LIVING ROOM - EVENING
Th |
Rev. 04/09/99 (Salmon)
WILD WILD WEST
Story by
Jim Thomas & John Thomas
Screenplay by
S.S. Wilson & Brent Maddock
and Jeffrey Price & Peter S. Seaman
Based on the Television Series
"Wild Wild West"
REVISED FINAL DRAFT |
NOTE: THE HARD COPY OF THIS SCRIPT CONTAINED SCENE
NUMBERS, AND SOME "SCENE OMITTED" SLUGS. THEY HAVE
BEEN REMOVED FOR THIS SOFT COPY.
FADE IN:
EXT. SNOWSCAPE
A BLINDING WHITE SCREEN, under which we hear an ominous
low end Dolby THX Big Screen rumble. We're not in 19"
television land anymore, Toto. As the rumble builds, TWO
BLACK FIGURES appear on what now has resolved into a
distant horizon. From their movem |
Chris McQuarrie
Tom DeSanto
Bryan Singer
February 24, 1999
BLACK
Sounds of a train rolling to a halt, a shrill whistle.
EXT. CAMP - DAY
UP ON the door of a weathered cattle car as a German
soldier steps into frame wearing that familiar gray of
the all-too familiar era. |
ims over the treetops,
heading south before the first snowfall.
A young BOY (12), undersized and feral, trudges home, bookbag
strapped to his back. Black-haired and pale-skinned, the boy
looks as if he hasn't had a good meal in a long time.
Before we hear anything the boy turns, watching the bend in
the road behind him. After a moment we hear the thrum of a
hard-charging engine.
An Oldsmobile Super 88 rounds |