postyX - Reviewing Demolition Man- The movie that predicted our current reality

00:00:00 You are not born to discern and be enslaved to the Jews and their puppets. 1.00

00:00:19 You are not born to be enslaved to the Jews and their puppets. 0.90

00:00:23 You are born to discern as an alien man. 0.95

00:00:27 You are made in the image of God. 0.96

00:00:28 To cover it. To rule it. To have dominion over it.

00:00:32 This is harsh.

00:00:34 It's out!

00:00:58 Don't, don't, look at what's in front of you.

00:01:01 Booth, booth, booth, booth, moving up and down again.

00:01:07 Men, men, men, men, men for mad with watching him.

00:01:12 There's no discharge in the war.

00:01:15 If your eyes drop, they will get at the top of you.

00:01:20 Booth, booth, booth, booth, moving up and down again.

00:01:26 KAYA

00:01:56 Thank you.

00:02:26 Ooh, ooh

00:02:33 Ooh, ooh

00:02:39 Ooh

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00:02:48 They found the way to kill me 0.98

00:02:53 As burn the same sweat

00:02:59 Seems every path we speak to the world

00:03:08 Wife and kids, how so bad

00:03:19 Home and green was causing bad 0.93

00:03:26 A bullet screen to meet from somewhere

00:03:35 Yeah, they come to sell the rooster

00:03:49 Yeah, here come the rooster

00:03:58 Yeah

00:04:01 No, we ain't gonna die

00:04:08 No, no, no

00:04:17 You know we came to death

00:04:47 Yeah, they've come to stop the rooster

00:05:10 Oh, yeah

00:05:13 Yeah, here come the rooster

00:05:23 Yeah

00:05:25 You know we ain't gonna die

00:05:33 No, no, no

00:05:42 You know he ain't gonna die

00:05:47 Walkin' tall machine gun man

00:05:57 They spill on me in my homeland

00:06:03 Glorious and pictures of my boy

00:06:12 Got my pills just as you don't

00:06:23 Help me!

00:06:53 Say it!

00:07:23 This is how the angel dies

00:07:30 And I'm no surprise

00:07:34 And I'm a lady who's with

00:07:38 Sail! 0.72

00:07:44 Sail!

00:07:46 Sail!

00:07:53 Maybe I'm a different breed

00:08:18 Maybe I'm a listening

00:08:23 Thank you.

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00:10:20 hello hello everybody sorry we're using another new stream software so we're getting used to that

00:10:42 um but this one actually is a little bit easier so uh hail to all our australia brothers and

00:10:48 sisters happy saturday everybody i am going to be hold on what did we do here i'm going to be trying

00:10:56 to i'm messing around a little bit with this uh this overlay i'm trying to get my chat integrated

00:11:04 you know that's the one thing when you use rumble it does not integrate the chat very easy which is

00:11:09 really fucking annoying um but anyways what can we do what can we do um so today because i've been 0.56

00:11:18 thinking about doing this for a long time um and i i don't know i think i haven't seen this movie 0.95

00:11:25 shit probably in 20 years i'm gonna be honest with you um but a lot of the things that have 0.87

00:11:31 been going on in current society like every time i hear about a new law or a new whatever rule or a 0.98

00:11:38 new fucking like new crimes that have been going on that have been you know covered up and all this

00:11:43 kind of stuff I always go back to this movie and think about uh the different things in this movie 0.98

00:11:49 and at the time so the movie I'm talking about is Demolition Man if you didn't catch that from the

00:11:53 title um it was it's a 1993 movie and at the time when I watched it like I said probably maybe even

00:12:00 more than 20 years ago I don't know I was a teenager probably um it just seemed like some

00:12:07 kind of fantasy kind of thing right like you weren't like I never thought at the time it could

00:12:12 ever it would ever be like this and if I did I thought like at that time you kind of think about

00:12:17 the cool things about technology right you're thinking like oh wow this is you know this would

00:12:22 be so cool if we could do this and we could do that but at the time of watching the movie I didn't

00:12:28 at least think about the implications this would actually have and in practice so we're seeing that

00:12:34 now. And almost all of this movie, like as far as I'm concerned, this movie, which there's lots

00:12:39 of them. And there's tons of books as well that kind of predicted this stuff, right. But this

00:12:45 movie, I feel like it's basically like an allegory for kind of what's happening, or it's just it was

00:12:50 a kind of a predictor of what was going to happen. But it only showed the kind of good parts. Well,

00:12:55 it doesn't just show the good parts about it, but it highlighted the good parts about it. And like

00:12:59 i said at the time when the movie came out you know we weren't in this woke culture so i'm sure

00:13:04 a lot of people just thought it was something that would either never happen or if it did it

00:13:08 would be great um for everybody so basically a synopsis of this movie we're gonna you know watch

00:13:14 it it's gonna be a bit longer than usual stream but whatever um if you know you have to dip you

00:13:19 have to dip um but basically it was made in 1993 or released rather in 1993 and it really draws from

00:13:27 um you know the literature dystopian literature of the you know 60s i guess and 70s maybe even

00:13:34 before that um no even before that because brave new world it takes a lot of references from brave

00:13:39 new world which is actually in uh 1932 um with some kind of nods to orwell's 1984 discussion

00:13:47 or book rather um it basically presents a utopian future uh called of the los angeles area right

00:13:56 like a few different cities in Los Angeles they call it San Angeles and it's a sterile over

00:14:01 controlled society that has basically eliminated you know violence mean words discomfort and of

00:14:07 course all of that came at the cost of freedom and you know vitality so we're going to go through

00:14:13 like I said watch the movie there's a couple themes to watch out for like one of them is the

00:14:17 control through the pleasure or comfort rather than through fear and that comes from the Huxley

00:14:23 Brave New World kind of influence book. Society maintains order via conditioning, promiscuity,

00:14:30 a drug that they call SOMA, and then obviously eliminating unpleasantness, making people kind of

00:14:37 love being in indentured servitude. And it also talks about language and thought control, which

00:14:43 again, we're seeing a lot of now coming up. In our countries, they're kind of speed rolling that

00:14:49 to the forefront suppression of individuality and you know dangerous freedoms like certain

00:14:55 things are considered dangerous that also comes from Brave New World and then you know they have

00:15:02 the outsiders the savages which you know now they've kind of labeled the right wing you know

00:15:06 extremists and all this kind of stuff which is basically what in Brave New World what they refer

00:15:12 to as I can't remember the name of the character but they've drawn from her or from that character

00:15:18 in the in this movie her name's Lenina Huxley Lenina Huxley and it was named after the author

00:15:25 and the main character who was Lenina Crown I think anyways so we're gonna go over it we'll

00:15:32 stop I'll try not to stop too much just because obviously that ruins a movie when people are

00:15:36 watching it but I do want to point out like I said the the parallels so what's going on now

00:15:41 so we're gonna watch it hopefully it doesn't crap out on me or not crap out but like the

00:15:46 where i grabbed the video from because what happens is sometimes even if you've paid for

00:15:52 the movie when you go to stream it restream it it has some kind of thing where it makes the screen

00:15:59 black so this should work because it's from daily motion which is a rip-off site i guess you could

00:16:05 say so we're gonna get started let's just see where are we there we go this is the beginning 0.99

00:16:14 make sure all of this stuff is working

00:16:17 and let's go

00:16:44 We'll be right back.

00:17:14 Yeah, well I don't understand where we're going, or why the hell we're bothering anyhow.

00:17:19 You're doing a good deed.

00:17:21 Want to give us a better reason?

00:17:23 Yeah, the Maniac hijacked a municipal bus with 30 passengers on it. That's a pretty good reason.

00:17:27 And I got a real fed hunt for those passengers on the Maniac is.

00:17:31 You want to share it with us?

00:17:33 Phoenix. Simon Phoenix.

00:17:44 Let's go.

00:18:14 We're going out to catch him.

00:18:44 We're finally gone.

00:19:14 Don't move, Phoenix.

00:19:37 You're under arrest.

00:19:39 Arrest? 1.00

00:19:41 Shit. 1.00

00:19:42 And you're trespassing. 1.00

00:19:44 So if you also notice that this is an accurate portrayal of current society that the criminals 0.96

00:20:12 are actually the blacks and the cops or the good guys are generally the whites which they don't do 0.68

00:20:17 in movies nowadays so last time phoenix where are the hostages to hell with the hostages this is 0.96

00:20:26 between you and me yeah what what what you gotta soldier boy do something go ahead 0.77

00:20:36 Ha, ha, ha. 1.00

00:20:37 You'll do your ass in a sleep. 1.00

00:20:39 Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha. 1.00

00:20:41 He, he, he. 1.00

00:20:43 Set your ass so far. 1.00

00:20:44 Ha, ha, ha, ha. 1.00

00:20:57 Is it cold in here?

00:21:00 Or is it just me?

00:21:06 i also feel like this is kind of representative of what we're going through currently and kind

00:21:33 of like the transition period to the dystopian kind of rule because society's a little bit out 0.94

00:21:38 of control at this time you know it's it's everything's burning it's fucking total chaos 0.67

00:21:42 i'll keep that in mind 0.97

00:22:03 OOF DANGER 1.00

00:22:33 Damn it, John, I'm tired of this demolition man shit. 1.00

00:22:44 You are not supposed to come down here. 1.00

00:22:46 You are not supposed to attempt the arrest for being a single-handed.

00:22:49 And you are not supposed to blow anything up.

00:22:51 But tell me this time here, he jumped the cancer in the place for all.

00:22:54 Yeah, right, you had nothing to do.

00:22:56 Now, I know you've been trying to nail this cycle for two years.

00:22:59 But try remembering a little thing called an official fleet procedure.

00:23:02 So we're lost. They're not here.

00:23:04 What do you mean they're not here?

00:23:05 They must have stashed them someplace else.

00:23:07 So how do you know they weren't in there? Are you sure?

00:23:09 Because I did a thermal check in the 28 of them all part of this game.

00:23:13 Run again!

00:23:14 Hey, you got something to say to come back?

00:23:16 Get him out of here!

00:23:18 Oh! Motherfucker! 1.00

00:23:20 You and I are going to have a nice long chat. 1.00

00:23:23 Captain! Captain!

00:23:25 Over here! There are bodies everywhere.

00:23:28 There must be 20 or 30. They're everywhere.

00:23:32 See that, Captain? I told him! He said he didn't care!

00:23:35 Oh, my God!

00:23:36 I didn't say that!

00:23:37 I told him! He said he didn't care!

00:23:39 Oh, my God!

00:23:41 Good luck, Commander Knight!

00:23:42 We're going to spend a lot of time together.

00:23:44 See you, sweetie!

00:23:46 Honey, sit down!

00:23:48 You got the way. You better call him.

00:24:02 so part of the dystopian part is we have the good guy being arrested and you know putting jail

00:24:10 because you know we want this kind of chaos to continue although i think they both went to jail

00:24:14 in this movie but the good guy's going to jail for trying to you know stop the bad guy similar

00:24:19 themes to today

00:24:20 THE END

00:24:50 John Spartan, you've done great deeds for the city of Los Angeles, so it is with some regret that I, William Smithers, acting as assistant warden, hereby carry out this sentence.

00:25:14 Skip it.

00:25:15 Sergeant Spartan, you've been sentenced to 70 years, Sub-Zero Rehabilitation in the California

00:25:22 Cryo Penitentiary for the involuntary onslaught of 30 innocent civilians.

00:25:28 You will be placed in cryostasis for the duration of your sentence, during which your behavior

00:25:33 will be altered through a synaptic suggestion.

00:25:36 You will be eligible for parole no earlier than the year 2046.

00:25:45 I'm sorry, sergeant. 0.99

00:26:08 2046, holy shit. 0.99

00:26:15 I don't know. 0.99

00:26:45 We'll be right back.

00:27:15 watching it through this I tried to like I said I download or not downloaded it I 0.81

00:27:20 used rumble or not rumble whatever the fuck platform that was on and it gave me

00:27:29 commercials I'm trying to mess around here and add the chat browser 0.91

00:27:42 this isn't too bad of a platform but um it's a learning curve again like i said i'm testing 0.98

00:27:51 them all out like but fucking streamlabs or stream yeah was it streamlabs fuck man it was 0.96

00:27:58 too complicated okay why is this not working now hello 0.99

00:28:03 Come on.

00:28:12 Oy yoy yoy.

00:28:18 Failing again.

00:28:24 Where were we?

00:28:27 He's cryogenically frozen.

00:28:30 We're going back, but we don't have any volume.

00:28:33 Hold on.

00:28:34 Un momento, por favor, guys.

00:28:36 Hold on one sec.

00:28:38 Sorry.

00:28:39 All of our representatives are still assisting other customers.

00:28:42 Please remain on the line as we value your call.

00:28:57 Okay, we're back.

00:28:59 We got it.

00:29:00 We're a little bit probably back, going back, but whatever.

00:29:05 I guess we're going to have to watch the commercials and not mute them.

00:29:08 I don't know.

00:29:09 Or I can mute them on the street.

00:29:20 Look at this.

00:29:22 Transcription by CastingWords

00:29:52 Come on, what is with the Nissan here? They're trying to get me to buy a Nissan here, I guess.

00:30:22 Yeah, I wouldn't be surprised if I don't know what it is.

00:30:41 Ah, there it is.

00:31:02 Cryogenic defreeze.

00:31:05 I wonder if that really actually works. 0.86

00:31:11 Oh, is that Bianca?

00:31:41 All personnel, the next scheduled parole hearing for prisoner, Gilmore, will take place at 07.15.

00:32:00 Warden, please.

00:32:01 Spinders, report to level A control.

00:32:04 Hello, greetings, Reverend William Smithers.

00:32:12 Be well, Lieutenant Bonita Huxley.

00:32:15 As it is a beautiful Monday morning,

00:32:18 as my duty log irrationally requires it,

00:32:22 I'm hereby requiring you on the prison population update.

00:32:24 Does the team continue?

00:32:26 Sure, this questioning is as amusing as it is irrelevant.

00:32:29 The prisoners are ice cubes.

00:32:31 They never move.

00:32:32 I find this lack of stimulus to be truly disappointing.

00:32:35 Don't you think?

00:32:36 I try not to.

00:32:37 However you're young, think all you want.

00:32:40 Things don't happen anymore.

00:32:41 We've taken care of all that.

00:32:43 I'll fiber off you back after the morning parole hearing.

00:32:46 Have a peachy day, Lieutenant.

00:32:47 See, do you notice this?

00:32:48 It's like, we're not thinking, we don't think anymore.

00:32:52 We've taken care of all that.

00:32:53 So it's like, again, convincing people that we don't need to think for ourselves.

00:32:56 It's just much easier if we let them think for us.

00:32:59 Be well.

00:33:00 Be well.

00:33:00 Vector 137, upcoming Santa Monica Blvd.

00:33:09 Retina coding accepted.

00:33:11 Warden William Smithers, be well gone.

00:33:23 Self drive on. Self drive engaged.

00:33:26 No police presence is requested in the city at this time

00:33:32 Report to the station

00:33:56 See how fast they need to get rid of it.

00:34:26 So I think of this guy, he is the antagonist in this movie.

00:34:32 And I think of him as basically how all of us right-wing dissidents are going to be at some point, 0.98

00:34:37 having to live underground to get away from this whole global homo dystopian utopia. 1.00

00:34:41 Greetings, Irwin. 1.00

00:34:56 Greetings, salutations.

00:35:01 Welcome to the emergency line of the San Angeles Police Department.

00:35:04 If you prefer an automated response, press one now.

00:35:11 See? Widespread panic. Don't spread panic.

00:35:41 so they obviously this movie was made in 93 right so they're thinking the vote they say

00:35:57 the vulgar 20th century not realizing that it's going to get more vulgar before after the 20th

00:36:02 century other officers and sworn personnel thank you for the attitude readjustment

00:36:07 there's little machines everywhere that when as soon as you say a swear word uh it issues you an

00:36:32 automatic ticket so i mean again with ai technology this is probably coming except it might not be

00:36:37 swear words it'll be more like you know racist or anti-semitic terms or things that hurt people's

00:36:42 feelings

00:36:42 that was tense that was tense yes tell me something guys don't you get bored code

00:36:56 chasing perps who break curfew and tell dirty jokes actually no i find my job deeply fulfilling

00:37:01 i just can't get over the reality of this office lena huxley you're still addicted to the 20th

00:37:08 century high from its harshness buzzed by its brutality oh smokes i mean is there anything 0.94

00:37:16 in this office which doesn't violate combat ordinance 22 and look at how fucking happy 0.94

00:37:22 they are saying it too. It's literally like 0.93

00:37:24 fucking the Stepford Wives kind of 1.00

00:37:26 shit. 1.00

00:37:52 Mr. Simon Keats, one of our first and most illustrious members. 0.98

00:37:59 Allow me to welcome you to your parole hearing.

00:38:03 Let's get this one over quick.

00:38:08 29 years ago, the parole system as you know it...

00:38:12 Was rendered obsolete.

00:38:16 Rendered obsolete.

00:38:17 FEDERAL STATUE 537-29

00:38:24 STOP IT!

00:38:28 Annoying, Nick, like always.

00:38:47 How do you know the password with us?

00:39:05 I wish I knew. 1.00

00:39:06 Xamintes died.

00:39:17 Oh, we got the eye scanner, the retina, the retina scanner.

00:39:41 Be well.

00:39:43 Yeah, you too.

00:39:47 187. 187. North-West Quadrant. 187. North-West Quadrant. 187. Oh my. I don't believe it.

00:40:06 187. North-West Quadrant. 187. What's a 187? I don't know. Cryoprison. Level 6.

00:40:14 identify code 187

00:40:18 mdk murder death kill murder death kill murder death kill last recorded offense september 25th

00:40:31 2010 the last time they had a murder was 2010 so this is how sanitized they've made society now 0.54

00:40:38 and i mean obviously we don't have that now but this is where they're heading towards

00:40:42 ...level six.

00:40:45 Two code 187s, Officer Jean-Déjardin, Guard.

00:40:49 Officer Alfred Pella, Guard.

00:40:50 Tracking, live transmission, diagnostic check.

00:40:54 Ordinance, Smithers.

00:40:55 Injuries, severe eye trauma, ruptured spleen, punctured lung, broken ribs.

00:41:04 Still on commercial and feeling right.

00:41:12 commercial again next time we do this I will definitely download it it is what

00:41:22 it is what are we gonna do gives you a minute to go get a drink some water and

00:41:30 maybe some lunch I don't know how often there's gonna be a

00:41:42 it's like watching it on that channel

00:41:47 on TV

00:41:48 what do they call it

00:41:51 AMC

00:41:53 we're back, we're back

00:42:12 Subject deceased. 187 Warden William Smithers. Born February 14, 1967. Died August 4, 2032.

00:42:24 What's the matter with all of you?

00:42:26 The cryo prison served three non-sanctioned life terminations.

00:42:29 Do you wish to assign a coroner?

00:42:31 Murder, death, kills. Three MDKs. 0.98

00:42:36 Access for me to the cryo pen's morning hearing schedule and display for me the list of people interviewed for parole.

00:42:44 Accessing cryo prison processing. Restricted information. Cocteau cryo prison. Morning hearing schedule.

00:42:51 August 4th. Active file. 7 a.m. Hyde Quinton. 815. Peterson Scott. 730.

00:42:57 It's Phoenix!

00:42:59 Who?

00:43:00 Simon Phoenix.

00:43:02 Phoenix, Simon

00:43:04 I don't

00:43:05 He's evil in a way you've never read about

00:43:08 He's a criminal

00:43:10 The likes of which you have never seen 0.95

00:43:12 Hold that thought, Sacramento

00:43:14 Typical

00:43:15 YN

00:43:17 Simon, Phoenix is good now

00:43:18 Access code for the Phoenix, Simon

00:43:20 No code now

00:43:22 Elsa, you're not coming down with another virus, are you?

00:43:25 Of course not

00:43:25 You don't get it, Anita Huxley

00:43:27 Phoenix isn't coded

00:43:29 but he was chill back during the 20th

00:43:31 before he started low-jacking everybody.

00:43:34 He cleared his own kingdom in South Central L.A.

00:43:37 In a bad time, he was the worst.

00:43:40 Emergency code 187.

00:43:43 Emergency code 187.

00:43:46 Locating stopped code. 0.98

00:43:48 Murder, death, kill. 0.99

00:43:50 Murder, death, kill. 0.99

00:43:52 Location, cryoprison parking area.

00:43:54 Cryoprison level six.

00:43:57 No.

00:43:57 Main cryo-prison parking zone, enhancing image.

00:44:01 Tracking Dr. Mostow, 187, deceased.

00:44:06 Do you wish to assign a coroner?

00:44:10 Tell me, L7, is the doctor's conveyance still in the parking zone?

00:44:13 The answer is no.

00:44:15 Car missing.

00:44:17 Doctor's conveyance is not in parking zone, it is in motion.

00:44:23 Locate precise code fix on doctor's conveyance.

00:44:26 Fixing location, Beverly Hills, Robertson, Dohese, Beverly Drive.

00:44:35 Doctor's vehicle has been co-fixed, approaching the corner of Wilshire and Santa Monica Boulevard.

00:44:43 Glorious.

00:44:44 Doctor's vehicle has been co-fixed, approaching the corner of Wilshire and Santa Monica Boulevard.

00:44:51 Unit 12 protects our apprehended fugitive. Proceed with extreme assertiveness.

00:44:57 Doctor's vehicle has been code fixed. Approaching the corner of Wilshire and Santa Monica Boulevard.

00:45:21 This is like some kind of mental health on demand kind of counselor to gas you up and glaze you when you're feeling down instead of, you know, touching grass.

00:45:51 How are you feeling on this glorious day you look great today feel good to

00:46:21 Don't you hear a thought repeating in that brain of yours, the name Friendly, Edgar Friendly?

00:46:30 Don't you have a job to do? Don't you have someone to kill? 0.99

00:46:36 Someone to kill? Someone to kill? 1.00

00:46:51 Gun, noun, portable firearm, this device was widely utilized in the urban wars of the late 20th century, referred to as a pistol...

00:47:06 Look, I don't need a history lesson. Come on, Hal! Where are the goddamn guns?

00:47:11 You are buying one credit for a violation of the verbal morality statute. 1.00

00:47:15 What? Fuck you! 1.00

00:47:16 You're repeated violation of the verbal branding statute has caused me to hurt by the San Andreas police department. 1.00

00:47:23 Please remain where you are.

00:47:25 You're a plan.

00:47:26 Yeah, right.

00:47:32 Vlogs are fast, too.

00:47:34 You are paid for violation of the verbal branding statute.

00:47:39 Protect serve in place.

00:47:41 Four minutes, fifteen seconds lapse.

00:47:46 Maniac is in it. Request advice.

00:47:49 With a firm tone of voice, demand Maniac lie down with hands behind your back. 0.89

00:47:53 Oh my god, this is hilarious. I forgot about this.

00:47:57 Simon Phoenix! Lie down with your hands behind your back.

00:48:03 What's this? Six of you in such nice, tidy uniforms.

00:48:07 Oh, I'm so scared.

00:48:11 What, you guys don't have soft chasm anymore?

00:48:15 Maniac has responded with a scornful remark.

00:48:18 Approach and repeat ultimatum in an even firmer tone of voice.

00:48:22 Add the words, or else.

00:48:24 Simon Phoenix!

00:48:27 Lie down on the ground, or else!

00:48:31 i do find it kind of funny that this guy well you'll see later but they've kind of while they

00:48:54 were in cryogenics they kind of programmed this guy's brain to be good at like tech stuff so like 0.79

00:49:00 Before, he was, you know, really low IQ, typical YN. 0.88

00:49:04 But while he was cryogenically frozen, 1.00

00:49:07 they've, you know, kind of programmed him to know all this fucking shit. 0.99

00:49:12 Safety override code accepted. 1.00

00:49:15 Lucky number seven.

00:49:17 Oh, yeah. 0.95

00:49:19 Oh!

00:49:20 Okay.

00:49:21 Vigilante.

00:49:22 Say this in Vigilante.

00:49:23 I want to get that, too, and I want to kind of do a stream party watch

00:49:27 or something like that, too, because I heard it was banned in Germany

00:49:29 because it's, God forbid, it's expressing the actual truth of what's going on

00:49:33 and not, you know, color-coding everything different.

00:49:45 Oi!

00:49:48 We're police officers.

00:49:50 We're in training with this kind of violence.

00:49:53 Fox.

00:49:59 This is like a normal day for us nowadays

00:50:13 in this kind of barns, I'm sure, for cops.

00:50:20 Look at the glass of black barns. 1.00

00:50:23 Stupid. 1.00

00:50:25 né 1.00

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00:50:49 the

00:50:54 you

00:50:55 See, and this actually is kind of the risk of having such a surveillance state is there,

00:51:08 there could be, you know, unfortunately, I've said this before, most hackers are kind of lefty

00:51:12 coded. And you know, whatever fucking crazy. But if we had like, you know, right wing hackers, 0.99

00:51:18 and I mean, I'm sure it's going to happen, they'll be able to hack the system and shut the 0.93

00:51:22 whole fucking thing down because everything is interconnected and digital right so this is also

00:51:27 showing the downside of that it's like when the power goes out or the internet goes out nobody 0.98

00:51:33 knows what to do with themselves he's going for the vehicle oh yeah i should check that

00:51:41 That's one I've never seen.

00:51:42 That's an arm's worth longer, right?

00:51:53 The problem is not the defacement of public buildings

00:51:56 or the noise pollution caused by the exploding devices.

00:52:00 Allow me to explain.

00:52:03 The real problem lies in the man whose initials mark the detonating graffiti

00:52:08 on the streets of our peaceful city.

00:52:11 The man behind the E.F., Mr. Edgar Friendly.

00:52:18 For a sadly extended period of time, we in San Angeles have been plagued by a pack of subterranean hooligans.

00:52:27 You will come to know them as scraps.

00:52:31 Men and women who have left the comfort of our society only to spew hostility at the very bosom that they have relinquished.

00:52:38 so depersoning people right they're doing that's what they do in here they've been doing that to us 0.87

00:52:44 in real life there was a time when we used to look upon these scraps as rather pathetic and

00:52:51 relatively harmless now they are a leader mr friendly seems relentless in his ambition 0.98

00:52:59 to infect our harmony with his venom he must of course be stopped this radical terrorist

00:53:08 behavior led by Mr. Friendly

00:53:10 must not be allowed to undermine our

00:53:12 safety

00:53:12 safety above all

00:53:17 I expect your trust, confidence, and

00:53:20 certitude 0.99

00:53:20 that the commercials are in fucking 1.00

00:53:28 Chinese 1.00

00:53:29 fuck there's so many of them 1.00

00:53:32 it's the same ones 1.00

00:53:34 Ikea, Subaru

00:53:35 by the time that we're over we're all going to want to head to Ikea

00:53:38 and our subarus and this you know i mean okay this is i know daily motion and stuff like this

00:53:44 but this stuff has been pissing me off on like the streaming platforms too because like you pay

00:53:48 you know initially when they came out it was like okay you're gonna pay for to not have 0.88

00:53:53 advertisements right and then they fucking put them in there anyways now they're like oh well 0.74

00:53:58 you can have it without advertisements or you can have it with zero advertisements but now it's like 0.90

00:54:02 30 bucks a month whereas you know if you want to pay the standard 14.99 then you're going to get

00:54:07 some advertisements. Like, what am I paying for then?

00:54:09 I might as well just watch it on fucking TV. 1.00

00:54:18 Dr. Cacto, a cryocon has 1.00

00:54:20 affected self-release from an injury.

00:54:24 It's quite horrific.

00:54:25 Murder, death, kills,

00:54:26 all categories of chaos.

00:54:28 Enhance your calm.

00:54:29 Enhance your calm.

00:54:34 Be well, then, for me.

00:54:37 get me captain george early immediately

00:54:43 it was just i mean it was so

00:54:49 how can a man be so blatantly sadistic it was fun for him

00:54:55 i want you to do everything in your power to snare this agent of destruction

00:54:59 you have my utmost confidence it will be done dr cocter

00:55:07 Eat well.

00:55:13 Purpose.

00:55:16 Everything in our power.

00:55:22 What else is there?

00:55:25 Okay, hold on, guys. Give me one minute. I think I found a copy without the commercials. Just, I'll be right back.

00:55:30 back I found it on YouTube so let's try it here because I have premium so

00:55:58 hopefully we don't get any commercials and this is where we were about 30 minutes i think

00:56:02 let's go back a bit

00:56:05 you have my utmost confidence i want you to do everything in your power to serve this

00:56:12 it will be done dr kakto

00:56:15 be well

00:56:21 Everything in our power

00:56:27 What else is there?

00:56:34 Secretary man

00:56:36 How is the theme?

00:56:38 Twelve state man, huh?

00:56:41 Foul I survived?

00:56:41 Which Simon Felix apprehended back in the 20th

00:56:44 A video by unsolved mysteries

00:56:48 In the end it took just one man

00:56:51 One cop, none of the works, John Spartan, the demolition man, Spartan, file 9834, that's right, they called him,

00:57:06 5, L.A.P.

00:57:09 5, L.A.P.

00:57:10 5, L.A.P.

00:57:13 Are you sure this is real?

00:57:14 9, 8, 7, 6, L.A.P.

00:57:17 Are you alive?

00:57:18 Barely.

00:57:20 Spartan is a legend.

00:57:21 A thousand arrests over three years.

00:57:23 All authentic criminals.

00:57:26 I've been doing historical studying for one...

00:57:28 There was a lot more business back then.

00:57:30 Sounds like they're cutting out.

00:57:31 How can you justify this for only $25,000?

00:57:34 What you, lady? 0.98

00:57:35 What do you do? 0.99

00:57:36 This is your recommendation.

00:57:43 Clearly the man for a job such as this.

00:57:46 You could even see him. 0.51

00:57:47 The demolition man's an animal.

00:57:49 He's... 0.98

00:57:50 He's a muscle-bound grotesque. 0.98

00:57:54 This is an old-fashioned criminal. 0.94

00:57:56 We ain't an old-fashioned criminal.

00:57:58 He hasn't worn a shield in 40 years.

00:58:00 40 years?

00:58:06 We'll be right back.

00:58:36 We're warming them up, guys.

00:59:01 We're warming them up.

00:59:06 Plasma transfer in 15 seconds.

00:59:10 8 seconds.

00:59:12 6 seconds.

00:59:14 Plasma transfer.

00:59:16 10 seconds.

00:59:18 Plasma transfer.

00:59:20 Complete.

00:59:25 Empty now.

00:59:27 Complete.

00:59:36 It's kind of like giving me Running Man vibes.

00:59:42 Is it Running Man or Total Running Man?

00:59:44 Have I really seen another one?

00:59:46 I am on...

00:59:47 No, actually, no.

00:59:48 I'm thinking of the Terminator.

00:59:51 This is within the powers of the police charge, sir.

00:59:53 He can be...

00:59:54 It's not enough to collect them.

00:59:55 I need to show up to bring them back to life.

00:59:57 Dr. Cutter released unlimited parole and reinstated to active...

01:00:00 Toasted everything within our power.

01:00:02 Well, my guess is that this version is skipping over to avoid getting nailed for copyright.

01:00:10 But I guess it's better than commercials, guys.

01:00:13 I'll be prepared better next time when we watch Citizen Vigilante. 0.98

01:00:17 I'll make sure I download that shit and we don't have any issues. 0.98

01:00:20 I can't think of a better idea. 0.99

01:00:23 This man comes from a dissimilar method of law enforcement.

01:00:26 But still doesn't mean it's a good one.

01:00:28 I'm not sure he's any different than Simon Phoenix himself

01:00:33 Detective

01:00:34 I am Lieutenant Lenina Huxley

01:00:37 Detective

01:00:38 The year is 2032

01:00:42 Now the reason

01:00:44 36 years

01:00:48 You've been released is

01:00:49 Her light 0.72

01:00:55 His wife, he's talking about his wife.

01:01:06 She was killed in 2010.

01:01:06 In an earthquake.

01:01:10 They, um, she died in the earthquake.

01:01:17 I promise I had her.

01:01:19 John Spartan. 0.93

01:01:21 I'm John Hitler.

01:01:24 Keep the police, George Earl.

01:01:25 We didn't fill you out for a family reunion to do a probe on your wife. 1.00

01:01:30 This is about you and the Cryocon. 1.00

01:01:33 Considered fortunate that Lieutenant Hibaboth and Simon Phoenix. 0.79

01:01:37 This morning, Simon Phoenix escaped us so far.

01:01:41 You see, we have become a miscryo facility.

01:01:44 We've had 11 murder-death-kill society of peace, loving, and understanding.

01:01:49 There have been no deaths of our natural causes in San Angeles in the last 16 years.

01:01:54 are quite frankly not equipped to deal with this situation the santa barbara los angeles

01:02:00 san diego metro used to be los angeles that's great your plans were merged in 2011. you are in the center

01:02:09 you look at laura yes of course right the cigarette ain't serious

01:02:15 anyway what's the alarm uh smoking is not good for you and is indeed that anything not good

01:02:22 Do you think context words meet?

01:02:24 Are you shooting me?

01:02:25 Shhh! 0.99

01:02:26 Don't stop.

01:02:27 It's bad.

01:02:28 Hence, illegal.

01:02:29 Okay, let's try this one.

01:02:31 Another method of law enforcement.

01:02:33 I'm not sure he's any different than Simon Phoenix himself.

01:02:36 Detective?

01:02:40 Detective, I am Lieutenant Lenina Huxley.

01:02:43 The year is 2032.

01:02:46 Now, the reason that you've been released is...

01:02:48 Oh, my brother.

01:02:52 Thirty-six years.

01:02:57 I don't know why.

01:03:02 What happened to her?

01:03:03 Her light was extinguished in the V1 of 2010.

01:03:09 Um, she died.

01:03:13 In an earthquake.

01:03:16 The earthquake.

01:03:20 I have a daughter, and I promise I had a daughter.

01:03:25 John Spartan, I'm Chief of Police George Earl.

01:03:29 We didn't follow you up for a family reunion.

01:03:32 Consider it fortunate that the lieutenant even bothered to do a probe on your wife. 0.97

01:03:36 This is about you and the cryocon, Simon Phoenix. 0.76

01:03:40 This morning, Simon Phoenix escaped from this cryo facility.

01:03:43 Yeah, I know, he was old.

01:03:44 We've had 11 murder-death-kills so far.

01:03:45 you see we have become a society of peace loving and and understanding and we are quite frankly

01:03:54 not equipped to deal with the situation there have been no deaths of our natural causes very

01:03:58 similar to now last 16 years like if you look at police now obviously women police men that are not

01:04:04 you know physically fit or strong have problems with uh you know arresting people so they're

01:04:09 having the same problem there even though they're supposed to be you know this kind of uh utopia

01:04:14 But the problem with these utopias is when somebody comes along and, you know, is, whatever, a criminal and stuff like that, they really can't handle it.

01:04:44 uh smoking is not good for you it has been deemed that anything not good for you

01:04:49 is bad hence illegal alcohol caffeine contact sports meat are you shaking me

01:04:54 can i tell you that i would be for just swearing alone i'd be in like endless debt 0.63

01:05:14 uneducational toys and anything spicy abortion is also illegal but then again source pregnancy

01:05:19 if you don't have a license caveman let's finish with all the rip van winkle and get moving

01:05:25 a mr phoenix has risen from the ashes i tracked that dirt bag for two years

01:05:32 when i finally bring them down you turn me into an ice cube for my trouble thanks but no thanks

01:05:38 the conditions of your parole are full reinstatement into the sapd and immediate

01:05:42 assignment to the apprehension of simon phoenix or you can go back in the cry stasis not many

01:05:51 people get a second chance john spartan here you go any new inforama on simon phoenix there is

01:06:06 nothing lenina huxley i think i just fixed the audio i didn't realize there was like an echo

01:06:17 sir i formally convey my presence

01:06:23 how you doing we are not used to physical contact greetings

01:06:28 look i don't know if you guys know it but you're uh you're out of toilet paper

01:06:36 Did you say toilet paper?

01:06:38 Oh.

01:06:39 That's awesome.

01:06:40 That sounds amazing, Keith.

01:06:41 They used hand-force of wadded paper back in the 20s.

01:06:47 I'm happy that you're happy,

01:06:48 but the place where you're supposed to have the toilet paper,

01:06:50 you got this little shelf with three seashells on it.

01:06:54 He doesn't know how to use the three seashells. 1.00

01:07:00 That fucking laugh, man. 0.99

01:07:02 I can see how that could be confusing. 1.00

01:07:03 I don't believe it.

01:07:04 Is that you, Spartan?

01:07:06 It's my old nigga, my old OG. 0.61

01:07:12 What happened to you? 0.96

01:07:16 I got older.

01:07:19 My God.

01:07:20 I remember when you were a snot-nosed rookie pilot.

01:07:23 They finally grounded me. 1.00

01:07:26 Shit. 1.00

01:07:27 You're a damn good fly. 1.00

01:07:28 You are fined two credits for a violation of the verbal morality statute. 0.98

01:07:33 I'll be right back.

01:07:36 They seem to be friends, yet he speaks to them in the most profane manner.

01:07:39 If you read my study, you would know that this is how insecure heterosexual males just abond.

01:07:44 I knew that. 1.00

01:07:46 Thanks a lot, you shit. 1.00

01:07:48 Yeah, they used to. 1.00

01:07:49 You are fine.

01:07:50 You are fine.

01:07:51 You are fine.

01:07:52 You are fine.

01:07:54 For removing violations of the verbal morality statute.

01:07:57 So much for the seashells.

01:07:58 I'm going to make this a bit bigger.

01:08:00 See you in a few minutes.

01:08:02 He's going to use it as paper.

01:08:04 Based.

01:08:06 Unfortunately, Simon Phoenix was not coded.

01:08:11 While you were sleeping, everyone in the city was installed code.

01:08:14 It was a brilliant idea by Dr. Cocteau that an organically bioengineered microchip be sewn into the skin.

01:08:19 Sensors all over the city can zero in on anyone at any time.

01:08:22 I can't even conceive a visual of what you police officers did before it was developed.

01:08:27 We work for a living. This fascist crap makes me want to puke. 1.00

01:08:30 What do you think you're scratching, caveman? 1.00

01:08:32 You really think we'd let you go without control?

01:08:35 Your code was implanted the second you thawed 1.00

01:08:38 Why didn't you just shove a leash up my ass? 1.00

01:08:41 Oh yes, you're going back 1.00

01:08:56 We don't need the Neanderthal 0.98

01:08:58 Our computer has already examined every feasible scenario

01:09:02 Resulting from the appearance of Simon Phoenix

01:09:04 it is determined he will attempt to set up a new drug lab and form a crime scene i know right why 1.00

01:09:10 so look i hate to interrupt your two loved ones but that's really fucking stupid you think he 1.00

01:09:16 wants to start a business business is going for a gun plain and simple trust me he's going for a gun 1.00

01:09:24 wait until you see where he gets the guns from resonate some understanding the only place a 0.99

01:09:30 person can even view a gun in this city is see you're gonna see where he goes it's fucking 0.58

01:09:35 amazing they would never have gotten away with putting this in a movie now at a museum 0.84

01:09:40 welcome to the san angeles museum of history beneath you you will see an excavation of an

01:09:53 actual 20th century street scene all right in downtown los angeles preserved since the earthquake

01:09:59 of 2010.

01:10:13 you are now entering the hall of violence a visual representation of the primitive behavior prevalent

01:10:20 during the late 20th century home sweet home

01:10:28 john spartan even if simon phoenix was able to locate the cache of firearms it would

01:10:33 it would be impossible for him to remove them she's right they're located in a maximum security

01:10:38 armory exhibit just a hunch so trust me it's a cop thing what am i a frog

01:10:44 excuse me i'll try i see it's hilarious too because these this is like the tesla right the

01:10:54 self the self-driving car which i guess you know i remember watching the jetsons when i was a little

01:10:59 kid and you know they had flying cars and i guess i thought at this point in time we would have

01:11:04 flying cars but you know they did predict self-driving cars which we definitely have

01:11:09 although i don't think they're probably as good as this movie portrays them

01:11:12 All bio links for new driver weight height peripheral vision set if you would like to commence transportation John Spartan

01:11:22 initialize sequence

01:11:31 Welcome

01:11:42 You seem very much alone, John Spartan, but things aren't all that different.

01:11:50 Perhaps you'd like to hear an oldie station. Oldies?

01:11:53 Oh, what a relief!

01:11:55 This is the most popular station in town. Wall-to-wall mini-tunes. You call them commercials.

01:12:01 Here's that classic you've all been waiting for. The number one request of the day.

01:12:05 Armor Hot Dogs.

01:12:08 Oh, wow. This is my fave.

01:12:12 Top kids, sissy kids, even kids with chicken pox love hot dogs, are hot dogs, the dogs, kids, love, to, fight.

01:12:29 Somebody put me back in the fridge.

01:12:34 Yeah, commercials, I guess they don't have commercials, so it's a big thing for them to have fun.

01:12:38 sorry which is kind of like now we kind of like you know long for the way things were when we

01:12:49 were kids like the old commercials the old tv shows you know so this is similar now they're

01:12:54 like you know they're like our gen z's now our alpha where they don't have any of that old 0.96

01:12:58 you know kind of nostalgic stuff we have so they're like listening to jingles on a fucking 0.99

01:13:03 radio station 0.98

01:13:04 wars and urban disturbances

01:13:06 of the 19th and 20th

01:13:09 centuries

01:13:09 you are lying one credit for a violation of the

01:13:12 verbal morality statute

01:13:14 yes now this is what

01:13:20 i'm talking about

01:13:21 hey hey you gotta wait that

01:13:24 15 day waiting period or can i just like

01:13:26 take one now 1.00

01:13:27 motherfucker 1.00

01:13:30 That should be a new word we can use to call the... 0.99

01:14:00 Please vacate the museum patrons be calm

01:14:10 Wait a minute, it's the future all the phaser guns

01:14:17 My question exactly what the hell fellow greetings, sir, what's your pop?

01:14:30 The magnetic accelerator gun, the last produced handheld weapon of this millennium,

01:14:37 displaced the flow of neutrons through a non-linear cycloid electromagnetic accumulator.

01:14:43 So what, what, what, what, in these batteries?

01:14:45 What size? 0.94

01:14:45 I mean, where the fuck do you find batteries in the future? 1.00

01:14:48 What, is a battery store around, motherfucker? 1.00

01:14:50 Excuse me, museum patron, can I? 1.00

01:14:54 What, where's the radio shack?

01:14:58 Really, Wise Oak?

01:14:59 I'd have to check that out.

01:15:00 Yeah, you know what?

01:15:01 It does sound familiar that there might have been some kind of show with favorite commercials. 0.67

01:15:05 Some of the commercials were pretty fucking funny back in the day, right?

01:15:08 But now, like, it's all the same kind of layout they all use, you know, the same kind of program, you know, predictive programming they use on everybody.

01:15:21 Woo! Sweet music to my ears.

01:15:24 When activated, the magnetic accelerator gun will achieve fusion in 2.6 minutes.

01:15:28 Yeah, well, I was thinking about leaving quickly.

01:15:31 Patience is not one of my virtues.

01:15:45 You see that?

01:15:47 What?

01:15:48 Never mind, I give up trying to figure this place out.

01:15:52 Excuse me, Rambo, I need to borrow this.

01:15:54 i do appreciate their outfits are very hugo boss of world war ii era 0.70

01:16:01 access and correlate procedure establish communication with maniac intruder wrong

01:16:11 hey luke skywalker use the force oh dear hey what the hell is this it's a glow rod

01:16:17 it's what we got does it work 0.98

01:16:18 That's fucking hilarious, Keith. 0.98

01:16:23 Guess so. 0.99

01:16:24 They have him trapped in Section 8.

01:16:26 I doubt it, Huxley. Now make sure that building's clear.

01:16:29 Done. I want a visual.

01:16:30 Now, every corridor in the museum, I want full census writer to me, and I want it 90 seconds ago.

01:16:36 You guys wait here. Give me ten minutes.

01:16:41 Patron.

01:16:41 You will not apply to the armor.

01:16:47 Museum patron.

01:16:48 The armory exhibit is now sealed.

01:16:59 All museum patrons still occupying the facility should remain calm.

01:17:05 Help is imminent.

01:17:10 The museum is no longer sealed, is it?

01:17:13 What can I say? I'm a blast from the past.

01:17:16 I should have stayed there.

01:17:18 Oh, boy, that voice sounds familiar.

01:17:19 Who is that? 1.00

01:17:25 Bad aim, blondie. 1.00

01:17:27 Spartan? 1.00

01:17:27 John Spartan? 1.00

01:17:28 Oh, shit, they let anybody into this century. 0.99

01:17:31 What the hell are you doing here? 1.00

01:17:35 Simon says, please. 0.88

01:17:39 Great.

01:17:40 Just great.

01:17:42 You're making it too easy for me, Phoenix. 1.00

01:17:44 Come on, you space-age piece of shit. 1.00

01:17:46 So let me get this right. 1.00

01:17:48 They defrosted you just so you could last on my piddly ass. 1.00

01:17:51 Damn, you big ass! 1.00

01:17:53 I've been dreaming about killing you for 40 years. 1.00

01:17:58 Oh, keep dreaming. 1.00

01:18:16 Wow.

01:18:46 ACMAG now reactivated

01:19:02 It's about time

01:19:03 Pass is over, John

01:19:04 Time for something new and improved

01:19:06 Oh, hell 0.99

01:19:07 Holy shit, I love this gun 1.00

01:19:14 God damn 0.99

01:19:15 this kind of background makes me think of so i don't know if anybody's played cyberpunk 0.99

01:19:23 but kind of the you know the neon lights kind of mixed in with the fucking 0.86

01:19:29 looks like fucking just like decay and urban decay i guess you could say it reminds me of cyberpunk 0.98

01:19:45 Oh, I know that must have hurt. 0.99

01:20:02 Huh, Soulja Boy?

01:20:05 You're on TV. 0.98

01:20:06 You're dead, Spartan.

01:20:16 Forgot to say, Simon says. 0.51

01:20:28 That's a brand new world.

01:20:29 Charlie, you gotta go.

01:20:36 our noble facility has been desecrated by

01:21:04 hooligans someone will pay dearly for this sir the stress breeder is inside

01:21:14 being demobilized as we don't worry I'll get you with the next shot I don't

01:21:27 think so no kiss kiss no bang bang and you were doing so well now don't you have a job to do 0.99

01:21:40 isn't there a thought repeating in that barbaric brain of yours 1.00

01:21:44 the name friendly mr edgar friendly don't you have someone to kill 1.00

01:21:57 Yeah, I do. 0.69

01:22:01 Excellent.

01:22:02 Then go and do your job.

01:22:05 Jesus! 1.00

01:22:07 Shit. 1.00

01:22:08 Saved by the bell. 1.00

01:22:16 Shit. 1.00

01:22:16 you don't know how lucky you are that maniac didn't whack you well i must say that whacking 1.00

01:22:34 whatever it is sounds most disagreeable well you scared him away i i don't know how to thank you

01:22:41 you saved my life no problem you saved my life not bad for a 74 year old Simon Phoenix knows 0.99

01:22:50 he has some competition he's finally matched his meat you really licked his ass met his match and 1.00

01:23:00 Kicked, kicked his ass. 1.00

01:23:02 Met, met his magic, kicked his ass. 1.00

01:23:04 Met his magic. 1.00

01:23:06 Captain L.

01:23:08 Who is this man?

01:23:10 Detective John Spartan.

01:23:12 Temporarily reinstated the San Angeles Police Department to pursue the escape cryocon Simon Phoenix.

01:23:19 You've told us to do everything in our power to capture the madman.

01:23:22 Oh, yes. Yes, I did, I did.

01:23:24 Yes, I do recall the exploits of Mr. John Spartan.

01:23:28 Yes. Didn't they call him?

01:23:29 Yes, of course. It's a demolition man.

01:23:32 It's quite all right, Chief.

01:23:34 Unexpected, creative, but quite all right.

01:23:39 John Spartan, welcome.

01:23:42 Now, in honor of your arrival and your protection of the sanctity of human life,

01:23:46 namely my own, I would like to invite you to join me to dinner tonight.

01:23:51 The both of you.

01:23:52 Please, I insist.

01:23:54 I would like you to accompany me to Pizza Hut.

01:23:59 Look forward to it. Thank you.

01:24:08 Pizza Hut?

01:24:10 Yes.

01:24:13 So let me get this right.

01:24:15 Spacely Sprock is here, who's now the man in charge,

01:24:18 the mayor of Gove, who wants to take me to dinner at Pizza Hut.

01:24:21 Though, Lord knows, I wouldn't mind a pizza. 0.99

01:24:23 He's also one of the guys who built the goddamn cryo prison. 0.97

01:24:26 Dr. Cocteau is the most important man in San Angeles. 0.98

01:24:32 He practically created our whole way of life.

01:24:35 And this is where it comes in the corporate elitism or whatever.

01:24:38 There's just one specific restaurant.

01:24:42 Again, it's like Idiocracy, which we should also review at one point in time.

01:24:45 But where these corporations become...

01:24:47 It's a technocracy.

01:24:49 Whatever the word is.

01:24:50 Technocracy.

01:24:52 Technocracy.

01:24:52 That's how you pronounce it.

01:24:53 Sorry, my Canadian English. 0.76

01:24:55 Savage.

01:24:56 Yeah.

01:24:56 Well, he can have it

01:24:59 Now Phoenix could be anywhere but not being coated could hurt him and limit his options

01:25:03 That is correct. Money is outmoded. All transactions are through codes

01:25:06 All right, so you can't buy food or a place to stay for the night

01:25:09 I fixed the check guys

01:25:10 Time to mug somebody it was bothering me. I had to do something unless he rips off someone's hand

01:25:15 Let's hope he doesn't figure that one out

01:25:16 But with all officers already patrolling in a citywide crisis net

01:25:19 It should be just a matter of tick tocks before we are more importantly we already have a backup plan

01:25:24 we can just wait for another code to go red and when phoenix performs another murder death kill

01:25:31 we'll know exactly where to pounce murder death kill great plan thank you he likes your plan chief

01:25:38 i've been in the busiest of the escapades for quite some time now i have in fact perused some

01:25:48 newsreels from the schwarzenegger library and that time that you took that card hold it

01:25:51 the schwarzenegger library yes the schwarzenegger presidential library

01:25:57 wasn't he an actor when you stop he was president yes even though he was not born in this country

01:26:03 his popularity at the time caused the first amendment which i'm pretty sure this was yeah

01:26:08 this had to have been before he was elected governor so that's also kind of you know i don't

01:26:14 know just kind of a predictive thing that he ends up no he wasn't the president but he did end up

01:26:18 in politics. Yeah, it's very much Blade Runner vibes, Wise Elk. Blade Runner aesthetics.

01:26:31 What the hell is this? What, no door? No welcome mat? What is this? What kind of people are

01:26:42 I didn't expect you to kill somebody 1.00

01:26:44 Shit, I love that spell 1.00

01:26:49 It reminds me of biscuits and gravy 1.00

01:26:51 Alright, job is a job 1.00

01:26:54 Very black-coated there 1.00

01:26:56 Whatever the fuck you are, prepare for Simon Phoenix 1.00

01:26:59 So, what's with this cocktail guy anyway? 1.00

01:27:05 He says I saved his life, which I'm not even sure I did

01:27:08 And my reward is dinner and dance in a pizza hut

01:27:10 i mean hey i like a big fat piece of pizza but come on so the funny thing is this you can tell

01:27:15 this one was ripped from you do not realize that pizza i'm not sure which country one of the

01:27:20 countries and maybe it was europe or in asia uh it was pizza hut they had to dub it like change

01:27:25 it to pizza hut so like if you look at the american version that was released or whatever

01:27:29 was released in north america it's actually taco bell in the movie so that's an interesting little

01:27:33 fact the hut was the only restaurant to survive the franchise was so so now all restaurants are

01:27:40 pizza hut no way

01:27:44 welcome to pizza hut

01:27:55 enjoy your meal sir

01:27:57 valley of the jolly green giant

01:28:03 Good things from the garden

01:28:07 Garden in the valley

01:28:09 Valley of the jolly green giant

01:28:13 Take that

01:28:14 Oh, here comes the norender ball 1.00

01:28:17 There they are, Spartan over there, please 1.00

01:28:20 Lieutenant, lieutenant

01:28:21 Thank you, would you, uh

01:28:23 Yes, yes

01:28:24 Hi

01:28:25 And, uh, let's

01:28:26 Mello, thank you

01:28:27 Hi

01:28:28 Yes

01:28:29 Enjoy your meal, sir

01:28:31 Good thing I'm hungry.

01:28:34 Ladies and gentlemen, I'm going to ask you to raise your glasses to the hero of the hour, my savior, Detective John Spartan.

01:28:43 John Spartan.

01:28:45 Appreciate it.

01:28:50 Greetings and salutations. I'm Associate Bob.

01:28:53 We met before. Ever so briefly, I was gruffling in fear at the time.

01:28:58 You got the salt over there, Bob?

01:28:59 um salt is not good for you hence it is illegal sir john spartan told me what do you think of san

01:29:08 angeles 2032 well considering the way things were going when i went in i thought the future

01:29:13 would be a riding cesspool oh you weren't here when the real disturbances began

01:29:18 civilization tried to destroy itself the city degenerated into a total fear zone

01:29:25 the citizenry cocooning in their homes afraid to go out people just wanted the

01:29:29 madness over so when I saw the chance to make things right I seized it if I had

01:29:38 not the radiance of San Angeles would not be here just your rotting cesspool of

01:29:44 hate and suffering which would you prefer maybe you can book me a flight 0.76

01:29:48 out of here when these sermons over John Spartan for your crimes you would

01:29:54 surely have died in jail before now even you must appreciate the persuasive

01:30:00 tranquil humanity of the cryo prison system I don't want to spoil your dinner

01:30:06 pal but my cryo sentence was no sweet lullaby I had feelings and I had

01:30:11 thoughts I've had a 36 year nightmare about people caught in a burning

01:30:15 building you were awake I don't think so I do think so and my wife beating her

01:30:21 fist against a block of ice that used to be your husband. Then you were nice enough to wake me up

01:30:25 and let me know everything that meant something in my life is gone. It would have been more humane

01:30:30 to stake me down and leave me to the fucking crows. They heard him. He got the fine. 1.00

01:30:35 What would you say if I called you a brutish fossil? Symbolic of a decayed era. Gratefully

01:30:40 forgotten. I don't know. Thanks. I thought during rehabilitation the prisoners were not conscious.

01:30:48 a person would go insane the side effects of the cryoprocess are unavoidable you were found

01:30:55 guilty of criminal charges you owed and still do owe a debt to society i'm sorry there's nothing i

01:31:00 can do yeah there is corporate backup i'll be across the street spartan where are you going

01:31:05 bad guys are about to do bad things bad guys are about to do bad things

01:31:09 Go for the truck!

01:31:31 The food's in the truck!

01:31:35 Grab the big box.

01:31:36 Come on, move, move, move!

01:31:39 you know what shamrock i do believe that they are pushing that on us because obviously you can't

01:31:52 really have develop any kind of strength on a vegan diet so yeah i absolutely believe that

01:31:58 that's why they're pushing that on us to make us less uh resilient and like again i always go back

01:32:03 to that movie idiocracy like to make us if you look at the main character in that before all 0.99

01:32:08 this shit happens like that's how they want us like sitting in you know our fucking lazy boys 1.00

01:32:12 drooling eating food just watching the fucking retarded goyslop or yeah goyslop and eating the 1.00

01:32:18 goyslop you're gonna regret this the rest of your life both seconds of it 1.00

01:32:25 Good night.

01:32:41 Get him. 0.99

01:32:55 What a fuckin' hero. 0.99

01:33:02 Come on. 0.99

01:33:12 Please, don't. 0.95

01:33:19 What the hell?

01:33:22 It's the directless abandonment. 0.83

01:33:23 looks like there's a new shepherd in town that's sheriff who are those guys they're known as

01:33:29 scraps outcasts and deserters who choose to live beneath us in sewers and abandoned tunnels

01:33:35 they're a constant irritation to our harmony they're nothing but exactly how exactly how

01:33:44 they feel about us right the right-wing dissidents were and how they felt about us during covid to

01:33:48 with people that didn't want to get vaxxed or wear a mask.

01:33:52 Unpersoning us.

01:33:53 The last remaining criminal element in the city.

01:33:55 But plans are in progress to purge this peril from our day.

01:33:59 You are even better live than on Laserdisc.

01:34:02 Oh, really? Wise Elk?

01:34:03 When you pause, make a glib witticism before doing battle with it.

01:34:05 I believe that. I can totally believe that.

01:34:07 Because, I mean, as long as human civilization has existed,

01:34:11 that they've eaten meat or protein of some sort.

01:34:16 Mostly probably meat.

01:34:16 I think probably more so than they were able to eat veggies and stuff like that, depending on where they were.

01:34:22 I mean, you can even look at like the Inuit or the Eskimos and the Inuits up there.

01:34:25 There's not a lot of vegetation and fruit and vegetables for them to eat.

01:34:28 So they sustain themselves mostly on, you know, meat of animals.

01:34:36 Animal protein.

01:34:37 Look, this isn't the Wild West, OK?

01:34:39 The Wild West wasn't even the Wild West.

01:34:41 Hurting people is not a good thing.

01:34:43 Sometimes it is, but not when it's a bunch of people looking for something to eat.

01:34:46 San Angelo's time is now 22.15.

01:34:59 Huxley, coding off. Auto drive.

01:35:02 Auto drive engaged.

01:35:09 Look, I'm sorry I yelled at you back there.

01:35:13 No need to make a de-hurtful retraction.

01:35:15 and I've just assimilated too much contraband.

01:35:19 A de-hurtful.

01:35:19 I fleshed you out as some blow-up-the-bad-guy

01:35:21 with a happy-grin He-Man type.

01:35:23 But now I realize that you're the moody,

01:35:26 troubled-past-gunslinger

01:35:27 who will only draw when he must type.

01:35:29 Huxley stopped.

01:35:30 What?

01:35:30 I'm not any of that.

01:35:31 I just do my job and things get...

01:35:33 You're demolished.

01:35:41 You know, I keep looking around

01:35:42 and I think about my daughter

01:35:43 growing up in a place like this.

01:35:45 And I'm afraid she's gonna think I'm some kind of primitive there.

01:35:48 I mean, as much as I want to see her, I almost don't want to.

01:35:52 Because I don't think I would fit into the picture very well.

01:35:54 Not very well at all.

01:35:58 It would be a minor misuse of police powers, but I could do a search for you.

01:36:08 Sorry.

01:36:13 Oh, subject change.

01:36:14 I got what you wanted.

01:36:16 Oh, great.

01:36:21 What do you need that for?

01:36:24 It's just one of those car punches again.

01:36:36 Lights?

01:36:37 Nah, I've changed that.

01:36:41 Illuminate.

01:36:42 so this is kind of the perfect example of what they're using they're bringing in

01:36:47 it's the actual elites that are pretending that they're you know obtain uh upholding justice

01:36:54 rather well they're actually bringing in the very people you know that are creating this kind of 0.83

01:37:00 chaos and this uh fucking anarcho-tyranny in society so this movie had it pinned all the way

01:37:05 from 1990 or 1993. 0.98

01:37:35 i don't even know what that shit means but i mean to ask you about it because i like it i like it a 0.99

01:37:42 lot your skills were given you for a reason not for your personal amusement your job is to kill 0.99

01:37:51 mr edgar friendly and suffer revolution before he precipitates that was why you were rehabilitated

01:37:57 so see they he's admitting they rehabilitated him gave him that knowledge that he never had before

01:38:02 they programmed it into his brain or whatever and to take out the dissidents

01:38:11 all right i'm gonna do you a little dastardly deed for you but it's gonna be a little bit more

01:38:16 difficult than you thought and i'm gonna need some help i'll need about five or six more special men

01:38:25 and i just so happen to have a list you see i wouldn't want you to defrost any of those mad 0.99

01:38:30 dog killer types you know what I mean and none of them motherfuckers from New 0.99

01:38:33 York they're too uptight so you're going to be the only mad dog killer type right 0.99

01:38:40 exactly no fine take care of it just get it over with you're beginning to be more 0.70

01:38:51 trouble than you're worth oh Raymond don't say that and what do I get out of

01:38:59 What do you want?

01:39:03 Malibu! 1.00

01:39:05 Santa Monica! 0.88

01:39:07 Hell!

01:39:09 What about all the coastal cities?

01:39:11 Well, I'll bear it in mind.

01:39:13 Good! I'll send you a memo.

01:39:15 Just do your jump!

01:39:21 What is John Spartan doing here?

01:39:23 Huh?

01:39:25 Did you invite him to this little party of ours?

01:39:29 Look, you finish your business, and I'll stuff him back in the freezer.

01:39:33 Think of him as a guarantee.

01:39:36 A guarantee?

01:39:38 Well, you don't have much of a guarantee.

01:39:41 I took care of Spartan once.

01:39:42 I'll take care of him again.

01:39:47 Now we need those men defrosted.

01:39:54 So this is where you live, Huxley?

01:39:56 Very not bad.

01:39:57 thank you so where will i be staying oh i procured you a domicile right down the

01:40:04 corner for my own

01:40:05 everything is voice coded so if you need something just ask

01:40:12 lights what do you think clicked off a lot of credits to create the perfect 20th century

01:40:20 apartment well actually it's very isn't it

01:40:23 see this is again an example of how people are going to be learning or yearning for the past

01:40:30 right they're gonna i mean they do now too you cut people want antique things but because society

01:40:36 is going to become so sanitized like this society in this movie people long for you know things that

01:40:42 are like real and not fucking white or sanitized and like you know run through the ringer to make

01:40:49 sure that they're like just totally plain and like not they don't invoke a reaction in anybody 0.96

01:40:54 there is of course a well-known and documented connection between sex and violence not so much

01:41:06 a causal effect but a general state of of neurological arousal and after having observed

01:41:15 your behavior this evening and my resultant condition um i was wondering if you would like 0.99

01:41:24 to have sex with you here now oh yeah great 0.99

01:41:45 I'll be right back. 1.00

01:42:05 Longboat. 1.00

01:42:15 This is fucking crazy shit, man. 1.00

01:42:26 There you go. 1.00

01:42:33 Just relax.

01:42:35 We'll begin in a few seconds.

01:42:37 Begin what? 0.98

01:42:39 Having sex, of course. 0.97

01:42:45 This is awkward. 0.73

01:43:15 I can see them doing something like this too

01:43:43 to, you know, say it's to protect girls from the UK rape gang tile people 0.87

01:43:48 instead of actually, you know, like getting rid of those people 0.62

01:43:51 or not allowing them in the country. 0.92

01:43:53 So they'll, you know, come up with something like this,

01:43:55 like, well, now, you know, everybody's only allowed to do this.

01:43:58 I mean, not that it would stop them, right, obviously,

01:44:00 because the laws didn't stop them.

01:44:01 But I could see them coming up with something like this and saying,

01:44:04 you know, it's just too dangerous to actually, you know,

01:44:07 touch each other or anything like that.

01:44:09 It entices too many men.

01:44:10 Yeah, I can see some of that too myself.

01:44:40 The exchange of bodily fluids. Do you know what that leads to?

01:44:43 Yeah, I do. Kids, smoking, a desire to raid the fridge.

01:44:46 The rampant exchange of bodily fluids was one of the major reasons for the downfall of society. 0.96

01:44:51 After AIDS, there was NRS. After NRS, there was UBT. 0.56

01:44:55 And one of the first things that Dr. Cocteau was able to do was to outlaw and behaviorally engineer all fluid transfer out of societally acceptable behavior.

01:45:03 Not even, not even mouth.

01:45:07 There you have it.

01:45:08 there you have it guys that's exactly what they're doing trying to modify it get it out of our like

01:45:14 you know brainwash everybody so that it's not part of our you know behavior anymore

01:45:18 transfer is condoned kissing's not allowed damn i was a good kisser oh all right then what about

01:45:26 kids procreation yeah we go to a lab fluids are purified screened and and transferred by

01:45:34 authorized medical personnel only it is the only legal way what are you doing

01:45:43 breaking the law you are a savage creature John Spartan and I wish you to

01:45:50 leave my domicile now

01:46:20 Code accepted. Be well, John Spartan.

01:46:35 I could see me doing that.

01:46:50 Oh, he doesn't know how to use the three seashells.

01:47:02 Happy Halloween.

01:47:03 listen to this day and i've watched this movie a few times like i said when i was younger i still 0.94

01:47:22 don't know what the fuck they do with the seashells i'm thinking it's something similar 0.99

01:47:25 to how the indians uh you know wipe their ass and stuff like that but i don't know 0.99

01:47:29 behavioral engineering oh this is funny this when i saw this again because like i said when i watched 0.97

01:47:53 it again i totally forgot about this part reminded me of what they did to like tom sewell and the

01:47:58 boys uh in australia when they put them in jail they made them learn how to knit right so again

01:48:04 very you know the same thing in here and i guess they assume that knitting is

01:48:08 calming for people and it makes them you know less violent but when you're not violent in

01:48:13 the first place like i'm not sure what it's doing you know i was thinking oh my god i'm sorry wrong

01:48:19 Number

01:48:49 detective listen i'm sorry about last night

01:49:14 you want me to see you

01:49:15 For me?

01:49:21 Yeah.

01:49:23 Thank you.

01:49:28 Oh, I'll try.

01:49:29 I gotta learn to do this once in my life.

01:49:32 Okay.

01:49:45 thank you for the lovely gift look I don't know what you guys put into my

01:49:50 cryo slush but when I thought out the first thing I wanted to do is knit I

01:49:53 mean how come I know what a zipper foot and a shuttle and a hook and bobbin and

01:49:57 a pedipoint is I can weave a throw rug right now with my eyes closed it's part

01:50:02 of your rehab program see reprogram inmate the computer draws up a skill or

01:50:07 trade which best suits their genetic disposition and it would implant the

01:50:10 knowledge and the desire to carry out whatever training was aside I was

01:50:16 seamstress oh that's just great I come out of cryo prison and I'm Betsy 0.92

01:50:21 fucking Ross and Phoenix comes out and he can access computers operate all 0.97

01:50:24 vehicles knows the location of every damn thing in town and he went in 0.99

01:50:31 can you give me Phoenix's rehab program now 0.96

01:50:36 I'm a seamstress.

01:50:38 Access code for Simon Phoenix.

01:50:40 Access Simon Phoenix.

01:50:43 Accessing.

01:50:44 Access denied.

01:50:47 What?

01:50:48 Security override.

01:50:49 This can't be right.

01:50:54 Access granted, Officer Huxley.

01:50:58 Accessing Simon Phoenix.

01:51:00 Deep file rehab 65R.

01:51:02 Urban combat kill.

01:51:03 Torture methodology.

01:51:04 computer override authority, survival tactics, terrorism tactics, weapons training, martial arts,

01:51:10 murder, death, kill, explosives technician, violent behavior. This isn't a proper rehabilitation

01:51:15 program. No kidding. That's what they all gave him. All those skills. This would create a monster.

01:51:22 Who developed these programs? Well, Cocteau Industries, of course. But why would the

01:51:27 benevolent Dr. Cocteau send such a brute savage into our midst? Well, that's a good question.

01:51:32 why don't we go that's right in it for love it is very humiliating uh to men either and like i said

01:51:36 it's you know demasculating right and like they want to unperson everybody no john spon you do

01:51:43 not accuse the savior of our city of being connected with a multi-murder death killer

01:51:46 like simon phoenix it's rude i'll be subtle i'm good at so

01:51:54 We are happy to welcome you to the Cocteau Behavioral Engineering Complex. Be well.

01:52:03 And answer calm, John Spartan.

01:52:10 Mello apologies for my lack of physical disposition, detective, but I do have an entire CityGov to run.

01:52:16 Yeah, we'll run this. You programmed Phoenix's rehab to turn him into a terrorist.

01:52:22 terrorist and i don't think his escape was an accident either all of my uh office bros and

01:52:28 stuff like that they're gonna this is gonna make you feel reminiscent of even now of covid like

01:52:32 the team's meetings that you're perpetually on these you know just faces from a screen staring

01:52:38 at you that's basically how we communicate now very subtle thank you now outside the museum why

01:52:44 didn't he blow your brains out what'd you say i honestly don't remember does it matter yeah it

01:52:50 Matters, I saw the security disc. 1.00

01:52:52 You had a full ten seconds to figure out where to put the hole in your fucking head. 1.00

01:52:56 John Spudley, this display of barbaric behavior was unacceptable even in your time. 1.00

01:53:01 Yeah.

01:53:02 But it worked.

01:53:08 When a man like Green is under your head, ten seconds is nine and a half seconds smaller than you did.

01:53:15 Not everyone is as eager as you to resort to violence to solve all the difficulties in life.

01:53:20 even now I'm beginning to wonder if the chaos in the museum was the result of 0.99

01:53:24 mr. Phoenix's presence all your own I wonder about this shithead 0.99

01:53:30 think you've got this maniac under control trust me you don't is there 0.98

01:53:36 something specific you plan to do with that archaic device John Spartan no I

01:53:43 didn't think so detective the only thing I haven't got under control is you 0.85

01:53:49 but that can be solved you my Cro-Magnon friend are dead your family's dead your past is dead 0.75

01:53:57 dead things cannot affect the living so enjoy your moment of prehistoric bravado because after 0.79

01:54:05 you leave here it will be over like everything else in your life officer return this man to 1.00

01:54:11 of course the big fat faggot drops dead 1.00

01:54:27 truck faints 1.00

01:54:28 as an aside that right there and i don't think it is but it looks like toronto downtown toronto

01:54:53 that had the police station like where the the background that the image two seconds ago it

01:54:58 actually looks like uh toronto police headquarters i've had it with enhancing my calm i'm gonna find

01:55:02 that psycho phoenix and enhance his calm and when i'm done i'm gonna turn all my attention to that

01:55:06 fruit loop cocktail now you don't have to come with me i can do this alone okay even if simon 0.79

01:55:12 phoenix was programmed to escape extinguish life and steal contraband weapons why are you

01:55:16 proceeding into the depths of wasteland the reason why your citywide manhunt didn't work

01:55:19 Was because Phoenix was in the one place that, A, you can't monitor.

01:55:23 B, are afraid to go. 0.99

01:55:24 And C, don't give a shit about it. 0.99

01:55:27 Now, I want to go down there. 0.99

01:55:28 I want to find Phoenix.

01:55:29 I'm going to put him in a hurt locker.

01:55:32 So, you want to come with me?

01:55:33 Or you want to arrest me, huh?

01:55:36 Okay.

01:55:37 I'm with you. 0.99

01:55:39 Let's go blow this guy. 1.00

01:55:43 Away. 1.00

01:55:44 Blow this guy away. 0.99

01:55:47 Whatever. 0.99

01:55:49 she's got away with words

01:55:56 what's wrong mostly it's not very clean

01:56:06 real garden side all right which way

01:56:14 over there all right guys be ready for

01:56:18 anything. My dog's better than your dog. My dog's better than yours. My dog's better

01:56:32 because he gets candleston. My dogs. I'm sorry. I want to nervous. I'm sorry. Over here.

01:56:48 oh what is that emanation oh yeah oh yeah come on guys he smells uh some good normal food

01:57:13 cooking. Well, I guess it's not normal. It's rat burgers or something.

01:57:37 That looks like a gypsy, if you ask me. 1.00

01:57:43 i think i'm gonna be sick oh god oh this is fantastic you guys gotta try this 1.00

01:57:49 just don't ask where the meat comes from

01:57:52 hopsley what's that supposed to mean do you see any cows around here detective

01:57:56 okay yes that's the county

01:58:01 i'm dead i barf 0.59

01:58:07 this is a rap burger

01:58:13 Yeah, I'd be tossing that burger and sucking a few more of those beers down just to get over it.

01:58:43 but see everybody's being told that these are the hostile scary people but

01:59:00 as they've discovered they're not actually the hostile people so again you know i guess you could

01:59:06 i don't know if it's a metaphor or whatever the word is of what's currently happening

01:59:09 now that's a thing of beauty

01:59:17 hoxley do you know what this is oh really why is that

01:59:23 oldsmobile 442 with a 455 cubic inch engine radial tires and bucket seats

01:59:32 I'm impressed.

01:59:34 I studied.

01:59:36 So did I.

01:59:38 Your friends too. 0.98

01:59:40 Come on, move. 1.00

01:59:42 Ow! 0.96

01:59:48 You got ball balls, cop, coming down here after the show you put on. 1.00

01:59:52 We're looking for a murder-death killer. 1.00

01:59:54 Can you help or just bully us with your primitive weapons? 0.95

02:00:02 well maybe they're not so primitive so you think you're taking me in huh guess 1.00

02:00:10 what not happening you tell Cocteau we can kiss my ass yeah that's right you 1.00

02:00:16 tell Cocteau it's gonna take an army assholes to get rid of me because I 1.00

02:00:18 don't give a shit I got nothing to lose I don't want to rain on your parade pal 0.99

02:00:21 but I don't know who the hell you are let alone want to take you anywhere so 1.00

02:00:26 stay here be well and Cocteau's an asshole let's take him and dump him up 1.00

02:00:30 Tom, they're only down here to spy on us. 1.00

02:00:34 Wait a minute.

02:00:37 You're the guy outside Pizza Hut.

02:00:39 Yeah.

02:00:41 What do you want?

02:00:43 I guess you weren't part of the Cocteau plan.

02:00:45 Greed, deception, abuse of power, that's no plan.

02:00:51 That's why everybody's down here?

02:00:53 You got that right.

02:00:54 See, according to Cocteau's plan, I'm the enemy.

02:00:59 Because I like to think.

02:01:00 I like to read.

02:01:02 I'm into freedom of speech and freedom of choice.

02:01:04 I'm the kind of guy who likes to sit in a greasy spoon and wonder,

02:01:06 gee, should I have the T-bone steak or the jumbo rack of barbecued ribs

02:01:09 with a side order of gravy fries?

02:01:10 I want high cholesterol.

02:01:11 I want to eat bacon and butter and buckets of cheese, okay?

02:01:14 I want to smoke Cuban cigar the size of Cincinnati in a non-smoking section. 0.97

02:01:16 I want to run through the streets naked with green jello all over my body 0.73

02:01:20 reading Playboy magazine. 0.97

02:01:21 Why?

02:01:21 Because I suddenly might feel the need to, okay, pal?

02:01:23 I've seen the future.

02:01:24 You know what it is?

02:01:25 It's a 47-year-old virgin sitting around in his beige pajamas

02:01:27 drinking a banana broccoli shake singing,

02:01:29 I'm an Oscar Mayer weed.

02:01:30 you live up top those way what he wants when he wants how he wants a very you know uh accurate

02:01:38 kind of monologue he delivered in this dennis leary was i don't know how he is now but he was

02:01:44 pretty fucking edgy back then and i guess he was a bit of a noticer back then too and i know this

02:01:49 is just a movie role but even his comedy was like that um but yeah this is what we're coming to like 0.93

02:01:55 where they're trying to control what you eat if you you know you smoke um eventually like i said

02:02:00 they'll be controlling probably you know intimate like sex with each other like who knows like it's

02:02:05 just all it takes is a little bit of control like they say you give an inch they take a mile right

02:02:10 so all it takes is for you to give up a little bit of your rights for safety as that quote goes and

02:02:15 i know there's a controversy about who said it but um you know you give up your uh rights for

02:02:21 safety you end up with neither your other choice come down here maybe start with that

02:02:28 all right then why don't you take charge you need these people out of here

02:02:32 i'm no leader i do what i have to do sometimes people come with me all i want to do is bury 0.99

02:02:39 cock toe up to his neck and shit and let him think happy happy thoughts forever 1.00

02:02:43 and i got bad news i think he wants to kill you 1.00

02:02:47 All right, gentlemen, let's review. 0.72

02:02:54 The year is 2032.

02:02:56 That's 2032, as in the 21st century. 0.96

02:03:00 And I am sorry to say that the world has become a pussy-whipped Brady Bunch version of itself. 1.00

02:03:07 Come by a bunch of roved sissies. 1.00

02:03:11 All we have to do to run the whole thing is to kill a man named Raymond. 1.00

02:03:16 Who put it all together. 1.00

02:03:17 ah but there's an extra added bonus we get to kill the man who put most of us behind the 0.99

02:03:26 priest you mean we get to kill john spartan exactly i want you to loot pillage plunder 0.99

02:03:34 i want you to steal i want you to do all the wonderful things that we used to do 0.95

02:03:38 before all of this happened this world will be ours let's bring back the good old days

02:03:45 Are you with me? Are you with me? Let's do it!

02:03:52 It is a curious conclusion which you have to do, John Spartan.

02:03:57 But I can find no fault in your logic.

02:04:00 Simon Phoenix is the perfect weapon to send out into the savage nether regions in which we stand. 1.00

02:04:04 Like the Indians are to us. 1.00

02:04:07 You mean they thawed this guy out just to kill me? 1.00

02:04:10 I'm flattered.

02:04:11 Don't be flattered.

02:04:12 right this guy's a certifiable nightmare and that's why you're down here yeah oh

02:04:20 I must have done something right in the previous life can't imagine what that

02:04:25 could have been two for the price of one let's take them boys

02:04:42 yeah he did the person who wrote the um script for this or the screenplay he did take a lot of

02:05:07 inspiration from brave new world and that's why he did name her huxley

02:05:11 his last name and then

02:05:14 Lenina or whatever is the name

02:05:16 of the character in that book as well

02:05:17 so that's her name in the movie

02:05:20 too so he did take a lot of inspiration from that

02:05:22 mostly that and then some from

02:05:24 1984 0.98

02:05:25 I'll be god damn 0.99

02:05:38 like the New York cockroach 1.00

02:05:39 Oh, shit. 1.00

02:06:09 when things go wrong. 1.00

02:06:11 Yeah, I got an ego.

02:06:17 Peter!

02:06:27 There's an elevator shaft on top of this place.

02:06:32 Does that mean we're going up?

02:06:34 Mom, we're Tita, senorita Huxley.

02:06:35 Come on. 1.00

02:06:39 They're like tunnel Jews, haha, the tunnel Jews. 1.00

02:07:09 Okay, now what? 1.00

02:07:16 Buckle up 0.55

02:07:39 There he is! There he is! He's in my car!

02:07:42 Roof!

02:07:48 God's sake!

02:07:56 What is happening with the cops today? Huh?

02:07:58 Don't you know your danger in the lives of civilians? 0.99

02:08:01 Goddamn, that nice guard getting all shot up. 0.99

02:08:11 That's a nice feature to have. 0.98

02:08:28 Huxley, drive.

02:08:31 Okay, okay, I've read all about this now, okay.

02:08:36 So what do I do?

02:08:37 I just push this pedal?

02:08:40 Whoa!

02:08:41 Okay, okay, I got it, I got it.

02:08:43 Whoa!

02:08:52 Punch it, Huxley!

02:08:54 Excuse me?

02:08:55 Push the pedal as hard as you can.

02:08:57 Just catch up to him.

02:08:58 Hold on! 0.78

02:08:59 Faster! 1.00

02:09:00 Faster! 0.99

02:09:09 Doors for the ride! 0.99

02:09:16 Emergency! Doors open!

02:09:18 Doors opening!

02:09:20 Say hello to my little friend!

02:09:28 Now function.

02:09:42 Defeated.

02:09:43 Autodrive.

02:09:44 Autodrive engaged.

02:09:46 I'm gonna give you a hack-a-pooker. 1.00

02:09:49 Remember those booty-bust passengers that you flew apart? 1.00

02:09:53 Trying to catch me? 1.00

02:09:55 They were already dead! 1.00

02:09:57 Hold this Hagen-Dazs! 1.00

02:10:07 Man up with the chair with a 36-inch smile! 1.00

02:10:11 Good chance, Spartan!

02:10:13 Speak for yourself!

02:10:15 Self-drive.

02:10:26 Unable to execute.

02:10:27 Self-drive now. 0.98

02:10:28 Malsumption. Unable to execute.

02:10:31 Emergency.

02:10:33 Well done.

02:10:35 Right.

02:10:37 Self-drive engaged.

02:10:40 Break.

02:10:42 Break.

02:10:43 Break down.

02:10:44 YouTube videos!

02:10:45 It's not going to do it.

02:11:15 I thought your life force had been prematurely terminated.

02:11:38 Yeah, I thought I was just you, too.

02:11:41 What the hell happened?

02:11:42 All of a sudden, this car turned into a cannoli.

02:11:45 It's a secure phone, and it saved your life.

02:11:48 Look at you. You're in shambles.

02:11:51 Don't worry. I can fix it later.

02:11:52 All I need is in dealing with threat.

02:11:54 I really didn't say that, did I?

02:12:04 John Spartan, you...

02:12:06 You caveman, you're under arrest.

02:12:09 You are to be returned to the cryop prison immediately.

02:12:12 I heard all about that. We'll talk later, Chief.

02:12:15 Right now, I need something, anything. Shotgun, a flare gun.

02:12:22 Holy shit. 1.00

02:12:23 Defensive red alert. 1.00

02:12:27 Thun baton's on. 0.94

02:12:30 Relax.

02:12:32 Well, look at you. You get a bump in the noggin and you think you're Pancho Villa.

02:12:36 Who?

02:12:38 Never mind.

02:12:39 Time to take a stand, pal.

02:12:40 Well, good. And while you're doing it, load me a gun.

02:12:43 Load me two guns. 0.96

02:12:44 She would use these weapons of mass destruction against men and women who uphold the law? 1.00

02:12:48 Weapons of mass destruction. 1.00

02:12:49 Weapons of groceries, dick. 1.00

02:12:51 Spartan! 0.99

02:12:51 Not unlike the infinite invaders that you're dropping, air dropping into our locations, those bioweapons, right?

02:12:59 Wait! You can't leave? You're under arrest. This very concept negates the possibility of your leaving.

02:13:07 Skip it, Chief.

02:13:09 Lieutenant Huxley!

02:13:10 Chief, you can take this job, and you can shovel it, hmm?

02:13:18 Take this job, and shovel it.

02:13:22 Yeah?

02:13:23 Close enough.

02:13:26 No, no, no!

02:13:30 I hadn't counted on this, but I must say you worked out beautifully.

02:13:35 People are terrified of you.

02:13:38 What's new? People have always been terrified.

02:13:40 yes this time they're really intimidated now I'll have carte blanche to create

02:13:50 the perfect society my society San Angeles will be a beacon of order with

02:13:59 the purity of an ant colony and the beauty of a flawless pearl look you can't 0.98

02:14:06 take away people's right to be assholes that's who you remind me of that sounds like a funny line 0.94

02:14:14 but it's a very kind of prophetic thing like you can't take away people's right like yeah we don't 1.00

02:14:18 want assholes but you can't take away the right to be an asshole an evil mr rogers will you please 1.00

02:14:24 kill him. He's pissing me off. 1.00

02:14:37 Put another log on fire.

02:14:41 I would love running this place.

02:14:45 Boom!

02:14:45 Well now, what shall I do with you?

02:14:55 Um, Bobby?

02:14:56 I am an excellent associate, sir.

02:14:59 I would be delighted to continue my services during your administration.

02:15:04 Ah, Danzig, maybe we'll use it.

02:15:06 Excuse me, but the police are here.

02:15:15 Let's go. 0.99

02:15:45 god damn what a kick i'm impressed 1.00

02:15:58 you know and i know you know the ladies aren't meant to be obviously on the front lines and 1.00

02:16:08 fighting but we talked about this in our space the other day that we really need to 1.00

02:16:12 start learning and teaching our daughters self-defense at the very minimum especially given 1.00

02:16:17 you know the fact that no one's coming to save us like as far as you know with these rape gangs and

02:16:23 these you know invaders that just feel like they can do whatever they want to women so you know

02:16:27 as much as no we don't we shouldn't have to fight but we should be able to defend ourselves because

02:16:33 this is just the reality unfortunately right all the good men are going to get put in prison

02:16:37 And all the good, you know, police officers have probably likely, you know, retired, resigned after the COVID fiasco.

02:16:46 So we're going to have to kind of take some of it into our own hands, ladies.

02:16:56 That man has died by my hands.

02:17:00 It was either him or us, actually.

02:17:03 The other is that. 0.91

02:17:04 Anyway, where the hell did you learn to kick like that?

02:17:06 Oh, um, Jackie Chan movies? 0.83

02:17:09 Ah.

02:17:18 Looks like the Cocteau plan just went up in smoke.

02:17:22 Rest in peace, Raymond Cocteau.

02:17:25 Oh, John Spartan, civilization as we know it will come to an end.

02:17:30 What will we do?

02:17:31 I don't know, but trust me, this is better for you.

02:17:34 What's that?

02:17:35 Hmm.

02:17:36 oh this is bad this is very bad he's accessed a cryo prison he's about to defrost the entire

02:17:46 multi-lifer wing most of them don't like you most of these guys don't even like their own 0.76

02:17:50 mothers they're bad boys huxley how many are there

02:17:54 80 all without rehab and they'll be reanimated within the hour oh we gotta stop this 0.92

02:18:04 i'm not at all pleased about having caused the fatality of that deranged cryocon but 0.97

02:18:10 i now understand that under certain circumstances that violence is necessary good 1.00

02:18:15 i hope you understand this

02:18:22 again the feminists would have been screaming nowadays uh for this you know because he did

02:18:30 this without her consent even though it was for her safety and you know they'd be like well we're 0.99

02:18:34 boss bitches we can fight just as well as you so again sign of the times this would never have been 0.99

02:18:40 this never would have flown uh this would never have been produced nowadays with the jewish 1.00

02:18:45 controlled uh you know and globo homo controlled uh media that's why all the good movies that are 0.99

02:18:51 coming out now are independent like they're independently funded they're not funded by 0.92

02:18:56 these big studios because everything they produce even though they're taking a bath on it disney is

02:19:01 a perfect example they're taking a wash on all these movies but they're still doing it for some

02:19:06 reason and that's because it's not necessarily important that they make a huge profit anymore

02:19:11 they're getting funding from these you know like soros types uh to basically brainwash the people

02:19:17 because it's not about making the money anymore you know not to the same degree anyway

02:19:22 you know what wise elk it is and i've said that

02:19:33 there's been times where obviously when you know you're raising kids it's difficult and sometimes

02:19:39 you think maybe it would have been better um if you didn't but after you get through the tough

02:19:45 parts and stuff like that and you look back yeah there's definitely nothing more rewarding i've

02:19:48 done and i can say that after having three kids like there's nothing else that would have been

02:19:51 more rewarding than that thank you very much but your services will no longer be required

02:20:07 send a maniac to catch a maniac

02:20:21 Attention. Attention. Cryo-prisoner defrosting reanimation sequence now entering the final stage. 1.00

02:20:43 I've done the reanimation of prisoner batches 290, 310, 480, and 570, 10 minutes.

02:20:57 And this is the best one. Excellent.

02:21:02 Accessed.

02:21:04 What the hell is that?

02:21:13 Let's go. 0.93

02:21:43 I didn't expect that one, did you? 1.00

02:21:45 What the fuck do you know? 0.99

02:21:46 I'm pushing the back to back, sir. 1.00

02:21:49 Stupid. 1.00

02:21:57 Ah, Spartan! 1.00

02:21:58 How's it hanging, huh?

02:22:01 I'm sure you're familiar with the long arm of the wall, aren't you?

02:22:09 Ah, come on, Spartan.

02:22:10 Come on, Spartan, let you struggle a little bit.

02:22:12 Make it work for it, huh? What do you say?

02:22:14 How about a little target practice?

02:22:17 What do you say?

02:22:26 Whoa, whoa, whoa. Didn't hurt your head?

02:22:33 Parable aim, as I can.

02:22:40 Come on.

02:23:10 That's this one! Ha ha! You're not getting out of this one!

02:23:17 I could trap you in that vat of the frost over there and fire your ass, psychopathic! 1.00

02:23:23 And with my little geeky, drop your monkey ass down! 1.00

02:23:29 I gotta stand. 1.00

02:23:40 Oh, my God. 1.00

02:24:10 Shit! Goddamn! What am I doing wrong? 1.00

02:24:15 Cryo prisoner reanimation sequence now entering the final stage.

02:24:26 Is it cold in here, or is it just me?

02:24:31 Good memory.

02:24:40 I hate cuffs!

02:24:58 Look in my eyes, John. I'll see you at hell. 1.00

02:25:10 Let's go. 1.00

02:25:40 This is the best day of my life.

02:26:10 ... 1.00

02:26:19 Got ya, motherfucker... 1.00

02:26:27 God damn! 1.00

02:26:30 Let's go. 1.00

02:27:00 you have apprehended the villain responsible for the murder of our beloved dr raymond cocteau

02:27:15 well i wouldn't exactly say apprehended let's just say he's history and the cryo prison that's history

02:27:20 to what we do how will we live i'll tell you see again because and this is what's going to happen 0.96

02:27:32 if the shit hit i've said this so many times all these like downtown uh what do you want to call 0.97

02:27:38 them what was the word i don't know anyways these people that live downtown that rely on starbucks 1.00

02:27:43 and all this stuff that don't know how to grow their own stuff if the shit really hits the fan 0.96

02:27:46 this is what they're all going to be doing they're going to be begging for the people that do know 0.97

02:27:49 which, you know, is probably the older generation, what to do. 1.00

02:28:19 the fucking guy 1.00

02:28:24 the fucking parasite is like latching on 1.00

02:28:33 yep you're right wise elk we do and this is why i always you know think well i think it's important 0.99

02:28:45 to be able to communicate with each other in different countries like i don't focus solely on

02:28:49 you know just talking about canada and and just communicating with canadians obviously that would

02:28:55 be my priority but i still like i said you know make friends everywhere uh or at least online

02:29:00 friends i guess you could say because you never know when we're all going to need to come together

02:29:04 thank you for rendering me unconscious

02:29:08 actually i did it for your own good we're supposed to be a team we are

02:29:14 oh there we go see she really just wanted true you know passion 0.75

02:29:44 damn three seashells didn't work see he wants to know about the shells too 0.59

02:29:47 so that's uh pretty much the end of well that is the end of the movie um 0.97

02:29:58 what do you guys think i'm sure probably a lot of you guys have seen it already but it's pretty much

02:30:04 like i said uh predicting of what's going to happen you know there's a few different things

02:30:08 that might not or or you know might be a little bit too outrageous but i don't think so i think

02:30:12 this is where we're heading we're kind of halfway there we're in the anarcho-tyranny part to the

02:30:17 point where they're going to keep you know making it worse until people beg for this surveillance

02:30:22 state to you know keep them safe and then after that runs its course if if it runs its course

02:30:28 people are going to realize that life was better prior to you know the anarcho-tyranny and you know

02:30:35 we thought that we needed all this technology to you know evolve as a species when I don't think

02:30:41 we did. We'd probably still be fine if we, you know, we're still living in with the technology

02:30:45 that we had in the 90s and early 2000s, probably. I'm, you know, sure. I mean, even before that,

02:30:52 right, people survived, we may do. So that's demolition, man. I have good news. Somebody

02:31:00 actually sent me the link to download the Citizen Vigilante. So maybe next weekend, we'll go over

02:31:08 that and you know if you haven't seen it already uh and there won't be any commercials and i'll

02:31:12 have my shit together like i always say i will and um yeah and then i think maybe tomorrow night i

02:31:17 might uh stream again just to go over you know everything is fine all the stuff that's been 0.77

02:31:21 going on in canada and abroad in the last week there's been quite a few things i mean there's

02:31:27 always something um just because we kind of diverted today to watch this movie together

02:31:32 but I appreciate everybody coming I love all you guys that come in here regularly and it makes you

02:31:38 know makes me feel you know awesome about doing the streams like that because I just like to talk

02:31:43 and honestly I probably would do it even if nobody was watching but I do appreciate everybody that's

02:31:47 been here since the beginning and I will let you know I'll probably like I said stream tomorrow

02:31:53 night but I appreciate you coming and I will if not tomorrow then I will see you on Wednesday for

02:31:58 our regularly scheduled evening stream. And I hope you guys all have a good weekend. Get out there

02:32:05 and touch grass and all that kind of good stuff on the weekend. And I will see you next time. Thanks.

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postyX - June 20, 2026

Reviewing Demolition Man- The movie that predicted our current reality

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