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Im Morbin
Im Morbin
Im Morbin
[WIND WHISTLING]
[BIRDS CHIRPING]
[BATS SKITTERING]
[HELICOPTER WHIRRING]
[WINCES]
[CHUCKLES SOFTLY]
I am a doctor.
Vampire bats weigh almost nothing, but they can down a creature nearly
ten times their size.
[FLIES BUZZING]
Wow.
You volunteering?
Leaving.
[TRAP CLANKS]
Pay me now.
[♪♪♪]
[GROANS SOFTLY]
[ALL CHITTERING]
[SCREECHES]
[BATS SCREECHING]
[SHOUTS IN SPANISH]
[YELLING IN SPANISH]
Come on.
[BELL TOLLING]
Move!
[TICKING]
LUCIAN: Hello.
Hello, Milo.
My name’s Lucian.
No.
There is no cure.
And until they find it, the only way to stay alive is an oil change three
times a day.
Like the original Spartans, we are the few against the many.
[BEEPING]
Milo?
Milo?
[ALERT BUZZING]
Nurse?
[♪♪♪]
[WHISPERS] Okay…
Lucian.
Lucian!
It took a team of scientists to build that machine and you fixed it with a
ballpoint pen?
I think that I could get them to agree to cover your tuition and provide
private care to help manage your condition.
MICHAEL: “Dear Milo, this isn’t goodbye. I’m gonna find a cure for us,
so we can be cranky old men someday. Your friend, Michael.
P.S. You shouldn’t have unfolded this. Now you’ll never get it back
together. See you this summer.”
No.
[STUDENTS CHATTERING]
“Dear Milo…”
[ALL LAUGH]
Please, can I have my letter back?
What?
Okay. Here.
[LAUGHS]
Please. Ah!
[SHOUTS] Please!
[BOYS LAUGHING]
Please!
[YELLS]
Stop.
[GROANING]
[BOYS GRUNTING]
Go away!
[SCREAMS]
[CRYING]
He needs me.
His development of artificial blood has saved more lives than penicillin.
[AUDIENCE APPLAUDING]
The king and the queen, their loyal subjects, all of Scandinavia and the
entire scientific community.
Hey, Anna.
We going to play?
See, now that Dr. Morbius is back, maybe you should try losing for a
while, see how that feels.
Michael.
Uh, yes?
Of course.
I’m in trouble.
Lab 1.
You know that people actually like writing checks to Nobel laureates?
Makes them feel better about their investment.
[GROANS]
[SIGHS]
Does our generous benefactor, Milo, know what you’re actually doing
here?
Talking about?
[BATS SCREECHING]
That is a…
Hmm.
Like, for… flying mammals.
Oh, I see.
These are the only mammals on Earth that have evolved to feed
exclusively on blood.
So in order to drink it, these bats produce saliva that contains unique
anticoagulants.
So your theory is, if you can successfully splice vampire genes into your
DNA, it would allow your body to produce those same anticoagulants.
MICHAEL: Yes.
It would be a cure.
At what cost?
Viruses insinuating their nucleic acid onto our own over hundreds of
thousands of years.
No medicine.
No breakthroughs at all.
[MACHINE BEEPING]
Okay.
[RECORDER BEEPS]
[MOUSE SQUEAKING]
[BEEPS]
[SQUEALING]
[RECORDER BEEPS]
failure.
[RECORDER BEEPS]
[♪♪♪]
[PANTING]
NURSE: Sure.
MARTINE: Now.
Come on.
[SQUEAKING]
Michael.
What?
It worked.
[♪♪♪]
[CLOCK CHIMES]
You’re late. I was trying out this new thing called “working.”
[LAUGHS]
[CHUCKLES]
Bye, Nicholas.
But she’s keeping me honest for the most part. Why do you ask?
But, yes, she has been working with me to save our lives.
I could ask her to stop if you like, put us out of our misery.
Just don’t do something stupid and go and fall in love because, believe
you me, there is absolutely no cure for that.
Says the guy who knows absolutely nothing about the subject.
Not true.
I read about it in books all the time.
Yeah.
The point is, love is not on the cards for us, my friend.
Listen, if you start quoting The Notebook to me, I am going to stop and
hobble very slowly in the opposite direction.
[LAUGHS]
Throw it!
A cure.
Seriously?
Highly experimental.
Ethically questionable.
[LAUGHS]
Listen.
[SIGHS]
Yeah.
Till the day you die. You’ll have everything you need.
Yeah.
[♪♪♪]
Wish me luck.
[CHIMING]
[RECORDER BEEPS]
Test 243.
[INHALES DEEPLY]
Human trials.
[RECORDER BEEPS]
[EXHALES SHARPLY]
Yeah.
I read it in Cosmo.
[LAUGHS]
[GROANS SOFTLY]
Right there.
[SHUSHES]