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Beautiful Creatures
[MUSIC]
LENA: I just hate hiding all the time, feeling like everybody’s whispering about me.
EMILY: Is that her?
SAVANNAH: My momma says her whole family are Satanists.
[SCREAMS]
TEXT: A POWER
ETHAN: I like you.
LENA: You don’t know anything about me. My family is different.
ETHAN: Are you a witch?
LENA: We prefer the term caster.
TEXT: A CURSE
LENA: When I turn sixteen, my powers will be claimed for either the light or the dark.
RIDLEY: You think you can keep Lena so good, so innocent, wasn’t I the same before I was claimed? And look at what I am now.
TEXT: A DESTINY
LENA: I don’t know what I’ll be, I have 75 days left, Ethan.
TEXT: THAT COULD DESTROY EVERYTHING
MACON: Sarafine
SARAFINE: (laughs) The curse has already begun.
MACON: Lina will not turn dark, she’s too strong.
SARAFINE: She’s gonna be more powerful than either of us. She will lead us all.
MACON: Toward what?
SARAFINE: Mortals have run things for long enough. Lena will put an end to them.
TEXT: BASED ON THE ACCLAIMED BOOK
MACON: Sarafine is the most powerful dark caster of all.
LENA: So I’m gonna be claimed for the dark no matter what?
MACON: No, you control your own nature and loving this boy puts you in terrible danger. You’ll get the both of you killed.
ETHAN: There’s gotta a be a way.
MACON: Get out!
MACON: Help stop Sarafine.
AMMA: Some things cannot be stopped.
TEXT: NEXT YEAR
MACON: It has begun.
RIDLEY: She’s already closer to the dark than I was.
GENEVIEVE: I want you outta here.
[SCREAM]
TEXT: BETWEEN TWO SIDES
TEXT: SHE MUST CHOOSE
TEXT: OUR FATE
SARAFINE: There’s darkness in you, don’t you try and deny it. Accept it sweetheart, be with me. We can rule over a new world, our world.
ETHAN: Lina!
TEXT: BEAUTIFUL CREATURES
TEXT: COMING SOON
Jack the Giant Slayer
[MUSC]
MAN: Fi, Fie, Fo, Fum, ask not whence the thunder comes.
MAN: For between heaven and Earth is a perilous place, home to a fearsome giant race who hunger to conquer the mortals below. Waiting for the seeds of revenge to grow.
PRINCESS ISABELLE: I saw your lights and I’m lost.
JACK: What are you doing out in this nasty weather, Your Highness?
TEXT: IF YOU THINK YOU KNOW THE STORY
PRINCESS ISABELLE: Are these your books?
JACK: My father used to read that to me. I like a good adventure.
PRINCESS ISABELLE: I’m looking for an adventure of my own.
[CAT MEOWS]
JACK: What?
TEXT: YOU
TEXT: DON’T
PRINCESS ISABELLE: Jack!
JACK: Isabelle!
TEXT: KNOW
TEXT: JACK
JACK: Am I dead?
ELMONT: Not just yet.
TEXT: FROM DIRECTOR BRYAN SINGER
MAN: The legends are true.
KING BRAHMWELL: Elmont, assemble a team of your best men.
ELMONT: Yes sire.
KING BRAHMWELL: Bring back my daughter.
JACK: Your majesty, I wanna volunteer.
JACK: What do you suppose is up there?
ELMONT: I never suppose I simply prepare for everything.
[GIANT ROARS]
MAN: At last mankind have returned.
GIANT: They’re uglier than I remember.
ELMONT: Our mission is to find and return the princess.
LORD RODERICK: Tomorrow, you shall return below, with me as your new king.
[GIANTS CHEER]
PRINCESS ISABELLE: Are you mad?
LORD RODERICK: Upp upp…I’m talking to giants at the moment.
TEXT: PREPARE
TEXT: FOR A GIANT
[GIANT GROWLS]
TEXT: ADVENTURE
PRINCESS ISABELLE: Jack, you’re here.
ELMONT: I have this Jack. I had this.
GIANT: Are you ready my brothers?
ELMONT: Let’s cut a few of them down to size shall we?
JACK: I know the way out of here.
PRINCESS ISABELLE: You make everything sound so simple.
JACK: I’m a simple farm boy.
PRINCESS ISABELLE: Not at all.
GIANT: Who are you?
JACK: It’s Jack.
JACK: Ready?
TEXT: JACK THE GIANT SLAYER
[PRINCESS ISABELLE SCREAMS]
JACK: That worked out better than I expected.
Hitchcock
[REPORTERS STAND OUTSIDE CALLING ‘MR. HITCHCOCK’ AMIDST CAMERAS CLICKING]
REPORTER: Mr. Hitchcock, you’re the most famous director in the history of film, but you’re sixty years old, shouldn’t you just quit while you’re ahead.
[MUSIC]
ALFRED HITCHCOCK: I need something fresh, something different, a nasty little piece of work, that’s what I’m looking for.
ALMA: There’s a project out there waiting for you Hitch I promise you.
ALFRED HITCHCOCK: This book Psycho is fiendishly entertaining – graphic elements of brutal violence, transvestitism and incest.
PEGGY: Sounds ghastly.
ALFRED HITCHCOCK: Peggy, this is the boy who dug up his own mother.
MAN: What does Alma think?
ALMA: It was the knife that a moment later cut off her scream and her head. Charming. Doris Day should do it as a musical.
MAN: Your movie will not be released in this country. Even a talented man sometimes backs the wrong horse.
MAN: This is Mr. Hitchcock’s next film, are you in or are you out?
ALFRED HTCHCOCK: Just going to have to go it alone my dear, finance it ourselves.
ALMA: Anthony Perkins. The rage lurking beneath that little boy grin.
ALFRED HITCHOCK: And just think of the shock value killing off your leading lady half-way through.
ALMA: You shouldn’t wait ‘til half-way through, kill her off after thirty minutes.
ALFRED HITCHCOCK: Well!
TEXT: FOX SEARCHLIGHT PICTURES PRESENTS
ALFRED HITCHCOCK: All of us harbour dark recesses of violence and horror. I’m just a man hiding in the corner with a camera…watching.
TEXT: BEHIND THE FILM THAT SHOCKED THE WORLD
WOMAN: How are you going to shoot this shower scene?
MAN: Is there any improper suggestion of nudity?
ALFRED HITCHCOCK: She won’t be nude, she’ll be wearing a shower cap.
TEXT: LIES A STORY THAT HAS NEVER BEEN TOLD
MAN: Hitch! You show me some damn footage now!
ALFRED HITCHCOCK: I’m under extraordinary pressures on this picture and the least you can do is give me your full support.
ALMA: I am your wife. I have weighed in on every film you’ve made in the last three decades and I put up with those people who look through me as if I was invisible because all they can see is the great and glorious Alfred Hitchcock.
ALFRED HITCHCOCK: More! More anger! You’re supposed to be a possessed homicidal…
TEXT: ACADEMY AWARD WINNER ANTHONY HOPKINS
TEXT: ACADEMY AWARD WINNER HELEN MIRREN
ALFRED HITCHCOCK: Am I making a terrible mistake?
ALMA: It’ll be splendid.
ALFRED HITCHCOCK: Are you sure?
ALMA: Of the movie? Not at all, but of you, unquestionably.
TEXT: HITCHCOCK
ALMA: You may not be the easiest man to live with but you’re more entertaining than any of your plots.
TEXT: COMING SOON