There's simply no way to shield against every weaponized agent.
I nstead, I can make super-immune systems...
by strengthening the human cellular response.
Banner, I know where you're going.
But manipulating the immune system is dangerous and stupid.
Thepresident's science advisors made it absolutely clear--
no human subjects.
David, I have wonderful news.
I 'm gonna have a baby.
What's it gonna be? Whoa, look at that, Bruce. Huh? Want a dinosaur?
Let's have a little fight.
You don'tscare me.
That's a delicious eyeball. Ooh, you're big and green and scary. I'm gonna run away.
Really, speaking ofCheryl, guess what--
Bruce, you're hurt!
Jack hit him with the stick, but Bruce wouldn't hit him back.
He just stood there, shaking.
It's okay.
Yeah, strange he didn't make a peep.
Any other kid would've wailed his head off.
That's Bruce. He's like that.
He's just so... bottled up.
The samples we found in your lab--theywere human blood.
You've ignored protocol.
You had no right snooping around in my lab.
That's my business.
Wrong, Banner. It's government business, and you're offthe project.
Attention, all personnel. Fail-safe has been initiated.
Gamma decontamination will occur in 30 minutes!
Evacuate immediately!
I repeat, evacuate immediately!
- Edith? - David, what's going on?
- I gotta talk to you, Edith. - Bruce, stay here.
What are you doing?
What areyou doing?
I'm trying to tellyou what has to be done!
David, please stop it! No!
- No! No! - Yes!
David! No!
Bruce.
Bruce, wake up, son.
Bruce. Bruce.
Another nightmare?
I don't know.
I don't remember.
Hi, Mom.
Already off to college.
Gonna miss you terribly.
I'll miss you too.
Please, come here.
Look at you.
Soon to be a great scientist.
I guess.
- I mean, who knows? - I do.
There's something inside you... so special.
Some kind of greatness.
I'm sure somedayyou're gonna...
share it with the whole world.
But as far as I'm concerned, security oughta be--
- Good morning. - Good morning, Dr. Krenzler.
Security oughta be beefed up. In a place like this you can't be too careful.
Bruce! Big day.
- Did you sleep? I didn't sleep. - I slept okay.
- Is Betty here? - She's around.
I really gotta say, seeing you in that stylin' head wear--
You're implying something about my helmet?
You look like a massive nerd, even around other scientists.
Can Ijust ask--Were you wearing the helmet while she dumpedyou?
See, it protects my very important brain, Harper.
Go prep the samples.
- Hey. I found you. - Betty, hey.
I hate them.
- Wait, I just got here. - Who do we hate? The review board.
We have to make a presentation on Tuesday. Ah.
And you're gonna make it with me.
You think I should? Yeah.
You're great with that stuff.
You start talking about microbes and nanomeds, you sound almost... passionate.
I'm sorry.
That was rude.
Look, nobody expects this to be easy,
us working together after being... so close.
We were close?
Look, if I could be more...
whatever, you know--
- I'm... just... - Don't.
It's not your fault. Really.
You're just a by-product...
of my inexplicable obsession with emotionally distant men.
I'll get over us.
Good for you.
Anyway, I'm just really stressed about this review.
Ifwe don't get impressive results today,
we're gonna have a really hard sell come Tuesday.
Well, then, let's go be impressive.
Harper?
- Readywhen you are. - Let's hit it.
Are we passing inspection?
Safeties all going green.
Countdown's started.
Nanomeds released.
Four seconds.
Okay, nanomeds fully dispersed.
Okay, let's hit Freddie with the gamma radiation.
Gamma exposure.
Nanomeds now active.
Nanomeds replicating cells on border.
It's working.
Cell copyto disassemble ratio holding within one percent.
Imbalanced nanomed activity.
You wanna go to the review board on Monday and tell 'em...
we've developed a brand-new method for exploding frogs?
Yeah, I think maybe there's a market for it.
I mean, what if there's a plague?
What have you had, Betty, like, one beer?
I'm just sa--I'm just saying, you know,
frogs start falling from the sky,
who do they come to?
We'd be world-renowned.
Make anyparent proud.
I bet theywould be.
They actually did want me to be a scientist.
I mean, your birth parents.
Guess we'll never know.
I don't understand why you don't want to find out about them.
They're dead. They died before I can remember anything.
Why do you always come back to this?
Don't know.
I guess I figure there's more to you than you like to show.
I guess there couldn't be any less.
Right. So now we come full circle back to that.
Nice work, Betty.
Betty.
Glen. Hey.
Hi.
What happened toyour uniform?
Oh, I, uh--I switched over.
I'm still working with your father, but--
Well, you know, the military's subcontracting out all the most interesting work, and--
Can't argue with a paycheck.
I basically run all the labs on the base now.
Oh.
Hey, you're uh--
you're looking good.
You're the genetics expert.
Ah, the good old college days.
So, how's business?
What do you want?
All right, I'll cut to the chase.
I've been hearing interesting things about what you guys are doing here.
Your little molecular machines have some incredible implications.
Howwould you like to comeworkfor Atheon?
Get paid 1 0 times as much as you earn now...
and own a piece ofthe patents.
You just have to say the word.
Two words: the door.
General?
Come in.
Talbot wanted you to see this, sir.
It's about a lab Atheon is targeting for acquisition and removal to desert base.
Why isn't it going through N.S.C.?
It, uh, concerns your daughter, sir.
Hi. Sorry.
Hey, what happened to Benny? Is he not working the night shift anymore?
Benny's dead.
I'm the new guy.
Oh.
- Good to meet you. - Same.
Let's try another.
Mmm, no. Stay here.
I look tired anyway.
Yeah, but you look great.
What's the matter?
It's these dreams, Doctor.
I keep having them, and they're terrible.
Tell me aboutyour dream.
Well, it starts--
it starts with a memory--I think it's my first memory.
It's this image I have...
from when I was maybe twoyears old.
Do you think it's just a dream?
No, I think it's something that happened when I was living at a desert base with my father.
Anyhow,
the dream goes on and...
suddenlyI'm alone.
That's terrible.
You know I'd never hurt you.
Hey there.
What'syourname, darlin'?
Eh? What's your name?
Okay.
It's okay.
I gotta talk to you, Edith.
Bruce, stay here!
"C... T... G...
A... G."
Bruce.
My Bruce.
Good morning. Glen dropped by.
What's he doing here?
You know, Dr. Krenzler,
you and I have never had the chance to get to know each other properly.
Well, that's because I don't want to get to know you, properly or improperly.
So leave.
Hey, no worries.
Let me give you a little heads-up.
There is a hairsbreadth between friendly offer...
and hostile takeover.
I've done my homework. The workyou're doing here is dynamite.
Think: GIs embedded with technology...
that makes them instantlyrepairable on the battlefield...
in oursole possession.
That's a hell of a business.
Well, it's not what we're doing here.
We're doing the basic science for everyone.
You know, someday I'm gonna write a book...
and I'm gonna call it When Stupid Ideals Happen To Smart, Penniless Scientists.
I n the meantime, Bruce, you will be hearing from me.
About Glen, I, um--
There's nothing to talk about.
Okay.
I just wanted to say, don't worry about him--I'll handle it.
How?
I'm gonna call my father,
ask him to exertsome pressure.
Last I heard, you and your father weren't speaking.
Well...
I guess now I have something to talkwith him about.
I think this circuit's kinda fried.
I don't know. Maybe you wanna come take a look at it.
Okay, I'll be right there.
Aah!
The gamma's too high! Bruce, I can't stop it!
Harper, get out!
Get out!
How's Harper?
He's all right.
You saved him.
I don't think he's coming back to the lab for a while, though.
I don't understand how this is possible.
You should be dead.
Theyworked--the nanomeds.
I mean, I feel great.
I feel like--I don't know. They must have, like, fixed me.
Bruce, they've killed everything else that they've come into contact with.
Are you sure the doctor checked?
The doctor gave me the full workup.
He wants to know where he can get what I'm taking.
I'm a hundred percent.
More.
What do you mean?
Remember my bad knee?
Well, now it's my good knee.
Bruce, this isn't funny.
I was watching you.
You were gonna die, and I was gonna have to watch you die.
Betty...
I'm sorry.
Really.
Hey, I'm not gonna explode. Okay?
Yeah.
You should get some rest.
And I'm fine. Really.
I've never felt better.
Your name is not Krenzler.
It's Banner.
- What? - Your name--it's Banner.
Bruce Banner.
Bruce.
- How did you get in here? - I work here now.
In the labs. The late shift.
It keeps me close to you.
You always work so lateyourself with your friend Miss Ross.
No, no. Please. Please. Let me.
You're not well.
You've had a terrible accident.
You're wondering whyyou're still alive.
You're thinking there's something inside.
Something different...
inexplicable.
I can help you understand,
If you'll let me.
If you'll...
forgive me.
Look, mister, I'm sure I have nothing to forgive you for.
So perhaps you should leave now.
I'll be fine.
You must know.
You may not want to believe it,
but I can see it in your eyes.
So much likeyour mother's.
Of course, you're my flesh and blood.
But then, you're something else too, aren'tyou?
My physical son,
but the child of my mind too.
No.
You're lying.
My parents died when I was a small boy.
No, no, that's not true. That's what theywanted you to believe.
The experiments, the accident--all top secret.
They put me away for 30 years.
Thirtyyears!
Away from you.
Away from ourwork.
But they couldn't keep me forever.
After all, I'm sane. They had to admit it.
You see,
everything...
your extraordinary mind...
has been seeking all theseyears...
it's been inside you.
Now we will understand it.
We will harness it.
No, don't answer it. It's Miss Ross again.
There's something you need to know about her, Bruce. Something troublesome.
Let me protect you from her.
No. Get out.
- Bruce... - Get out!
Sit!
We're gonna have to watch that temper ofyours.
You sureyou're okay?
Yeah,just glad to be out ofbed.
Got a message from my father.
He's coming to see me.
Your father? Mmm.
When?
Lands in about an hour.
The funnything is, he calledme.
- Hi, Dad. - Hello, Betty.
- Here, ma'am. - Thanks.
- You're welcome. Sir? - Thank you.
You're welcome.
Look, I 'm gonna get right to it.
It's about Glen, isn't it?
He's been snooping around my lab.
Glen noticed some things,
asked me to make some inquiries.
Are you here to...
question me?
No.
We've turned up some surprising things.
This Krenzler you workwith--
you know who he reallyis?
How much do you actually know about him?
I think the question is,
what is it that you know about him?
- Well, right now, I'm not... - Not at liberty to disclose it to me. Right. Right.
You know,
I think I was hoping that...
maybe this time you just...
honestlywanted to see me again.
- You've got this all wrong, Betty. - Do I?
Yes. I do want to see you.
I reallywish that I could believe you.
Everything...
your extraordinarymind has been seeking...
all theseyears,
it's been inside you.
Hi, you've called Dr. Krenzler.
Please leave a message and I'll call you right back.
Bruce, hey. Are you there?
Look, um, I think I screwed up.
My father--It's like he suspects you ofsomething. I don 't know.
I was so impatient, like always.
I didn 't hear him out. I don't know, I--
Ijust think that they're planning something with the lab.
So, um, uh--
Call me. Okay?
Bye.
Betty?
Dispatch! Dispatch! We have a 41 5 at the lab!
Send Berkeley P.D. now! Send 'em now!
Watch out!
Edith?
David, what's going on?
- I gotta talk to you, Edith. - Bruce, stayhere.
My Bruce.
Bruce?
There was some sort of explosion.
Theywouldn't let us into the building.
I was worried about you.
Well, I'm okay.
What happened to you last night?
I had the most vivid dream.
Itwas like being born.
Coming up for air. Light hitting myface.
Screaming.
My heartbeat--
itwas, like, boom...
boom...
boom.
Were you at the lab?
No.
But something--
And there was that man.
The one with the dogs.
Who?
That new janitor.
He said he was my father.
I'll get it.
My father.
So this is the young Bruce Ban--
Krenzler.
I think you left something in your lab last night.
Mitchell.
Escort my daughter outside. I'lljoin hershortly.
I'd rather stay here.
Now, Betty.
It's okay.
I 'll be fine.
Keep him under observation. I 'll be back.
- What? - Your friend in there.
There's a good chance he's caught up in some very bad business.
Unfinished business.
And I promise you, I'm gonna get to the bottom ofit.
You have myword I'll make sure he's cared for.
But as of right now, he is incommunicado.
And for the next few days at least,
you're gonna stay away from here.
Foryour own good.
Okay, and that's for the new guy on the night shift, right?
Great. Thank you. I appreciate it.
Dr. Ross.
How unexpected.
Please come in.
I'm sorry to just show up at your house like this.
I came to ask you something that...
I really have no business asking.
He told you?
He said you talked to him.
Please sit down.
Brucewas at the lab last night. He said that you were there too.
But he can't remember much about it.
I needto findout what happened.
So,you want to know, uh,
what's wrong with him...
so you can fix him?
Cure him, change him.
My father's with the military.
He seems to think he's involved in some kind of threat to national security.
Yourfather. Ross.
You broughtyourfather down upon his head?
How little you understand, Miss Ross,
and how dangerous your ignorance has become.
- I'm sorry. - Don't be sorry.
Myson is...
unique.
That's why you can't relate to him.
Andbecause he is unique,
the world will not tolerate his existence.
Will they?
But you--
you try,
don't you?
Yes.
And a very beautiful woman like you,
your attentions...
can't be completely unwanted.
Can they?
No.
Not with eyes like yours,
watching expectantly,
Iovingly.
But I'm afraid we're both too late to help him.
There's nothing I can do for him...
or for you.
Besides,
he's made it clear he wants nothing to do with me.
His choice.
Now, If you'll excuse me, Miss Ross, I have some work to do.
And don't worry about the dogs.
You'll be fine.
Just don't look 'em in the eyes.
Good-bye.
He gets released, anda month later yourlab is destroyed.
What a coincidence.
So you're not gonna tell me where he is, are ya?
How many times do I have to tell you? I'd like to help you, but I just don't know.
You know who I am. Right, Banner?
- Your Betty's father. You're a high-ranking general. - Let's cut the crap.
I'm the guywho had your father tossed away, and a lot more like him,
and I'll do the same with you if l feel so disposed.
You understand?
If you had him tossed away, then why are you asking me?
I don't remember. I was always told my fatherwas dead.
Don't playwith me!
You were fouryears old when you saw it.
When I saw what?
You were right there. How could anyone forget a thing like that?
What?
Oh, some more repressed memories.
Just tell me.
I'm sorry, son.
You're an even more screwed-up mess than I thoughtyou'd be.
Until we get to the bottom ofthis,
yourlab has been declared a top-secret militarysite...
and you're not gonna get a security clearance to get back into it...
or any other lab that's doing anything more interesting than...
... trying to figure out the next generation ofherbal hair gel.
One more thing.
If you ever...
come within a thousand yards of my daughter again,
I'll put you away for the rest ofyour natural life.
Dogs!
Go! Go get her!
And let nothing stand in yourway!
Go!
Hello?
Bruce?
So, they think they can just throw you away as they did me.
What's wrong with me? What did you do to me?
I got a visit today.
A very unwelcome visit.
I'm afraid my hand is being forced.
What did you do to me?
You so much want to know, don'tyou?
But I think no explanation will serve you halfas well..
as the experience.
In any case, I still don't quite understand it myself.
Ifthey'd only let me work in peace--
Of course, my betters would have none ofthat.
So you experimented onyourself, didn'tyou?
And passed on to me... what?
An alteration. Genetic.
A deformity. I guess you could call it that.
But an amazing strength too.
And now, finally unleashed, I can harvest it.
No.
You'll do no such thing.
I will isolate it and treat it myself.
I'll remove it and I'll kill it before it does any real harm.
I'll bet you and your Betty would love to destroy it.
But would you really destroy part ofyourself?
I don't think so.
And as for Betty,
I'm sending her a surprise visit...
from some four-legged friends of mine.
You see, I managed to culture some ofyourvery own DNA, Bruce,
and the results are tremendous.
They're unstable, but very powerful.
What about my DNA?
Let's just wait and see what Betty makes ofthe results, huh?
No. You're crazy.
I won't let you.
- Getyour hands off of me. - Talbot, what's this--
Inside, asshole. I wanna talk to you.
Listen, myfather's going after Betty--
What makes you think you can go behind my back and get Ross to cut me out, huh?
Listen to me! Betty's in trouble!
You pathetic freak.
Betty's in danger. I swear to you, she'll be killed.
I can state the obvious.
Something tells me you aren't in much ofa position to be making stupid threats to anyone.
Talbot. Yeah?
You're making me angry.
Oh, am I?
I got him! Open fire!
Bruce?
He sent these dogs, didn't he?
But I killed them!
My God.
It must be the nanomeds. It must be the gamma exposure.
Butwe've never seen any effect like this before.
No. Deeper.
The gamma just unleashed what was already there.
Unleashed what?
Me.
It.
It's okay.
Shh. It's okay.
What were those animals?
Myfathersent them.
He is my father.
He wanted me to change.
He wanted me to change into that mindless hulk.
Whywould he want that?
Can you remember anything?
Is there anything from when you were changed?
It was like a dream.
About what?
Rage.
Power.
And freedom.
Hello? Sir.
Hello. Dad?
Betty! Are you all right?
I'm scared. I need your help.
Where are you?
How are you?
Okay, I guess.
I think that somehow...
your anger is triggering the nanomeds.
How could it? We designed them to respond to physical damage.
Emotional damage can manifest physically.
Like what?
Serious trauma.
Repressed memories.
Your father grilled me about something that happened to me from early childhood...
that I'm supposed to remember.
He did?
It sounded bad, but... I honestly don't remember.
The thing that worries me...
is...
a physical wound is finite,
but with emotions,
what's to sayit won't just go on and on...
and start a chain reaction?
You know what scares me the most?
When it happens,
when it comes over me...
and I totally lose control,
I like it.
It's okay. I got you. I'm sorry.
You'll be okay. It's just to make you sleep.
Target down. Target secure.
I'm going to take you someplace safe.
Okay? Bruce?
Bruce?
Clear!
- Attention on deck. - Carry on.
We're buried out here in the middle ofnowhere.
How long are you gonna keep him sedated?
For the rest of his natural life, if I have to.
- You said I could trust you. - I 'm your father.
You can trust me to do what I think is right, not what you think you want.
- He is a human being. - He is also something else.
Suppose he gets out, has one ofhis little mood swings...
in a populated area.
Yes, I'm aware of the potential danger. I'm also aware that he saved my life.
Yeah, from a mutant French poodle.
I'm indebted to him for that.
He also put three men in a hospital, and Talbot's barelywalking!
What do you want me to do?
I want you to help him!
Why is he such a threat toyou?
Because I knowwhat he comes from.
He is his father's son, every last molecule ofhim.
Hesays he doesn't know his father,
but he's workin' in the same exact goddamn field his father did.
So either he's lyin'... or it's somethin' worse, and he's--
What?
Predestined to follow in his father's footsteps?
I was gonna say "damned."
Of course you were.
But I'm a scientist.
As a scientist, I believe we can figure this out and he can be helped.
I know you do.
Look, whether you know or care,
I've got a lot of pride in what you've done.
But this is too big for you.
Look, I know the government thinks they have a weapon on their hands.
Otherwise, he'd be dead by now.
They can probe andprod all they want,
and in the meanwhile, just let me try to help him.
Nobodyknows him betterthan I do.
What did David Banner do to him?
- Cover left! - Clear left.
Cover right!
What's happening here?
My hand.
Yousee, thestrength ofmyson's DNA...
combined with nanomed reconstruction--
You see, I can partake with the essences of all things.
Gonna have to ask you to...
put your hands up, pal, okay?
Nice and easy.
Do you really believe...
that I am separate from you?
Where am I?
You're home.
It's hard to believe we used to live here.
I must have seen you or known you.
If only I could remember.
This is my old house, isn't it?
Let's go.
Please try.
What is it?
Nothing.
Really?
Damn it.
Okay, Betty... what do you want to know?
What was in that room?
What are you afraid that I'll see?
See? There's nothing.
It's empty.
What do you mean, I don't have access to him?
NSA has decided to turn overstudy ofthe, uh--the threat to Atheon.
But you're head of the base.
I thought you were in charge.
But I don't set policy, and I still take orders.
I can't believe Talbot would go around me like this!
Oh, there's a lot of powerful people that want in on this.
And moneyto be made--lots ofit.
You know the worst part about all this?
When I had David Bannerlocked up andsent that kid away,
I didn't give that boy a second thought: he was just collateral damage.
Well, he isn't anymore, is he?
What can I do?
You can go home now.
I'd tell you to go andsaygood-bye, but I've alreadybeen informed...
that for now all further contact is out of the question.
Right.
Hiya, Bruce. How ya feelin'? Grub okay in here forya?
What do you want?
That's a good question.
See, I need your cells to trigger some chemical distress signals.
You know, so you can turn a little green for me again...
and I can carve off a piece ofthe real you,
analyze it, patent it, make a fortune.
Do you mind?
I'll never let you.
I'm not sureyou've got much ofa choice.
Come on, Bruce. Aren't you feeling a little angry?
After all, you've only got me to playwith now that Betty's dumped you and gone back to Berkeley.
You're lying.
You know, for me this is a win-win situation.
You turn green, andall these guys come in and kill you...
and I perform the autopsy.
You don't...
and I mop the floor with you...
and maybe by accident go too far and breakyour neck.
Bad science, maybe... but personally gratifying.
Come on, Bruce! Let's see what you got.
Never.
You know, consciously you may control it,
but subconsciously, I bet that's another story.
All right, let's jump-start those brain waves.
Bruce.
My dear Miss Ross.
Welcome back.
There are two guards right outside.
You don't have to worry. I'm not angrywith you. Not anymore.
What do you want?
It's overforme now. I knowthat.
And soon it'll be over for Bruce.
That's why I've come to you--
to ask you If you could persuade your father,
as a man, as a father himself,
that ifl turn myselfin now, peacefully...
and before he puts me away forever,
that he would let me see my son...
for one last time.
Could you do that for me?
It's out of my father's hands now.
I understand. He's a puppet now.
- I don't blame him. - Youshouldn't.
You should blameyourself forwhat you've done toyour son.
And what have I done to my son, Miss Ross?
Nothing. I tried to improve on the limits in myself.
Myself!. Not him!
Can you understand? To improve on nature.
My nature! Knowledge of oneself! It's the only path to the truth...
that give men the power to go beyond God's boundaries!
You know what's beyond your boundaries? Other people.
Allyou've given Bruce is fear.
Fear of life.
Fear?
Perhaps, Miss Ross.
And loneliness too.
Yes... I feel them both.
But I have lived... completely once.
I was so much in love,
andshe so much wanteda baby.
Mybaby.
I could tell from the moment she conceived...
that it wasn't a son I had given her...
but something else.
A monster, maybe.
I should have put a stop to it right then,
but I was curious and that was my downfall.
And as I watched this tiny life unfold,
I began to imagine the horror ofit,
and my curiosity was replaced...
with com passion.
But they took away my chance to cure him.
Your father threw me out.
- What are you doing? - I remember that dayso well...
every moment, every sensation...
walking into the house,
the feeling ofthe handle ofthe knife in my hand.
I knew I was doing a father's work, fulfilling a father's mercy.
David, please stop it! No!
David, no! Talk to me! Listen!
But then she surprised me.
No! No!
David, no!
It was as if..
she and the knife...
merged.
No!
You cannot imagine...
the unbearable finality ofit.
And in that one moment...
I took everything that was dear to me...
and transformed it into nothing more...
than a memory.
Bi ngo! That m ust be some jum bo nightmare he just had.
Okay, do it now. Start the enzyme extraction.
Sir, negative on drill penetration.
Damn it, drill him harder! Give him full RPMs. Come on, Holeman! Come on!
Should I neutralize?
No! I can't do anything with goop! Come on!
All right, put him to sleep.
It's not stopping him!
Ready room, send in our containment team.
Non-lethals only. I repeat, non-lethals only.
I must have a sample ofhim.
Sir!
- Jesus! - Hit him with the foam.
Deploycontainment foam.
Talbot, talk to me.
Cease fire!
Under control, General. I'll let you know ifwe need you.
Unacceptable. Unseat your asses down here immediately.
I want a full-court evacuation now.
- I'm shutting you down. - Lockdown.
- Didn't you hear what the general said? - I said lockdown!
Clear! I need a sample ofhim!
Take it easy there, buddy.
This might give you a bit ofa sting here, Bruce.
- Fall back! Fall back! - Clearyourweapon! Clear it!
Give me the M2. So long, big boy.
Lockdown the entire facility immediately.
Target's still moving towards blue level.
Evacuate the main hall.
Send in backup, heavyweapons. Issue general quarters.
Set firing lines left and right!
Heavyweapons, go, go, go!
Contamination, sir. System readings are redline.
Data's on backup power supply.
Incoming!
- Shut down all power to the main hall. - Sir?
Show him the way out. We'll fight him outside.
Driver, stop. Driver, stop.
Gunner, traverse left! Traverse left!
Mr. President, I have some bad news, sir.
Let's have it, General.
I've briefed the president onAngryMan. I assume that's what this is about.
It is, ma'am. I'm requesting a National Command Authority override.
Angry Man is unsecure.
I need everything we have at my disposal in order to stop his movement.
You're expecting civilian casualties, General?
Not ifl can help it, ma'am.
Consider it done. Keep us posted.
Contact Goodman Control.
Patch data to the assets.
Contact H.Q.
Have them initiate an immediate evacuation...
in vicinity ofgrid coordinates 653-216...
Confirm that the area has been cleared.
Confirm area cleared.
H.Q. confirms area cleared. Assets on-line, sir.
Gentlemen, it's time to dig in.
I want this target stopped in his tracks.
J esus.
Mayday! Mayday! Ah, shit!
Tango Four is down. Have C-SAR respond to our 20 ASAP.
We're okay, but, damn it, get him offus before he tears us apart!
I've got no shot. Do you have a clear line offire?
Watch it, Tango Flight.
Break left! Break left!
Tango Three, pull back and set up for a Hellfire shot.
Holdyour fire till we draw him off.
Tango One is hot. Gun wazzed.
Roger. Going hot. Guns ready.
Engage at will.
Tango One, pull back! Clear my line!
Tango Flight, clear back. I've got him painted for Hellfire.
Roger that. Tango One clear. Take the shot.
Tango One, Tango Three. I have contact.
Holy shit! He 's got my missile!
Mayday! Mayday!
Mayday! Mayday! We're hit! We're goi ng down!
Give me a head count.
Tango Three, give me a sit rep.
Our kite's busted up, but we're okay.
Tango Flight, do you have eyes on the target?
Tango One. I have him in the rocks.
Salvo all. Turn it into a parking lot.
T-bolt, your parking lot is ready.
We 're bingo for fuel and ammo. R. T.B.
T-bolt, this is Goodman Control.
Be advised, target not destroyed. He 's on the move again.
Dam n!
I 've got it.
I t appears he's headi ng home.
Launch fast movers.
Have them intercept and engage.
Hello?
Betty, Bruce got out. He's headed your way...
and probably right for you.
How far from the base are you?
I'm already here. They're taking his father in now.
That's all goodnews. Staythere, Betty.
- Legend One rolling in hot. - Legend Two breaking offleft.
I think I can come back around for a gun attack.
Acquire a clear target. Fire at will.
I ncrease altitude. Civilian aircraft in vicinity.
Pull up! Pull up! You're headed for the bridge!
I can't pull up! I can't pull up!
Okay, you've got him now. Take him on a ride to the top of the world.
Let's see what the thin air will do forhim.
Initiating afterburner.
I'm passing flight level 600.
This is out of my envelope.
Hang in there, Legend.
I can't maintain. He's all over my aerodynamics.
He'll lose consciousness before you.
Nine-fifty. I can't hold it. I'm pulling back!
Puny human.
Contact. He's in the water. All units, weapons hot.
Let's not take any chances.
You are cleared to fire on target, Legend.
- Dad? - Betty?
We don't have a choice.
I have to destroy him.
But you can't.
You will only fuel his rage, and you will make him stronger.
It's you he's coming for. You know that.
Then let me go to him.
Please.
Just give him a chance to calm down.
All aircraft vicinity ofSan Francisco, this is T-bolt on guard.
This area has been declared restricted airspace.
Allaircraft are ordered to clearthe airspace immediately.
Echo, One-niner. Weapons are hot.
Target acquired. Waitingyour orders to engage.
Repeat, waiting your orders to engage.
Com mand code yel low. Hold for authorization.
All units, hold your fire.
This is T-bolt to all assets. You have direct orders to holdyourfire.
I repeat, holdyour fire.
Echo, One-niner. Roger that.
Go go, go, go, go, go!
Holdyourfire until my command!
Engine 24 to command. We are in position now.
You found me.
You weren't that hard to find.
Yes, I was.
Let's take a walk.
That's the deal, gentlemen. He stays on this base...
until we get the final word from C-3 on how to dispose of him.
In the meantime, ifhe does anything but sit there in that chair,
we're gonna turn on the juice and he'll be incinerated immediately.
We've established a 200-yard perimeter, sir.
Ifwe deploy the electromagnetic array, there should be no collateral damage.
Here theycome!
I'm doin' this for you, Betty.
But one way or another, we're gonna have to prepare for the worst.
I should have killed you.
And I should have killed you.
I wish you had.
Isawherlast night.
Saw her face.
Brown hair.
Brown eyes.
She smiled at me.
She reached down and kissed my cheek.
I can almost remember a smell.
Almost like desert flowers.
Her favorite perfume.
It's my mother, and I don't even know her name.
It's all right, son. You go ahead and cry.
Go ahead and cry.
Cry. Crying will do you good.
Don't touch me!
Maybe once you were my father,
butyou're not now and you neverwill be.
Oh, is that so?
Well, I got news for you. I didn't come here to see you.
I came here to see my son.
My real son.
The one inside of you.
You're nothing but a superficial shell,
a husk offlimsy consciousness...
readyto be torn off at a moment's notice.
You can thinkwhat you like. I don't care.Just go!
No, son. Listen to me. I found a cure.
For me.
My cells can transform too,
absorb enormous amounts of energy.
But, unlike you, they're unstable.
Son, I need your strength.
I gave you life.
Now you must give it back to me!
Only a million times more radiant, more powerful!
- Stop it. - Stop? Stop what?
Stop what?
Think about all those men out there in their uniforms...
barking and swallowing orders,
inflicting their petty rule over the entire globe!
Think ofall the harm they've done!
Toyou! To me!
To humanity!
And know this--that we can make them...
andtheirflags and theiranthems and theirgovernments...
disappear in a flash!
You in me.
I'd rather die.
Oh, that'syouranswer?
Then indeed you shall die... and be reborn...
a hero... of the kind that walked the earth...
Iong before the pale religions of civilization infected humanity's soul!
Go!
Stopyour bawling,
you weak little speck ofhuman trash.
All right... I'll go!
- You justwatch me go! - Hit it.
Hit it again!
We can't, sir. There's no power. Some kind of counter-electromagnetic field.
Move in andassault the target. Move in!
Move, move, move!
Sir, I've located them on radar. Pear Lake.
Call up the task force.
Yes!
That's right. Keep fighting.
The more you fight, the more of you I take.
Strange. We're reading a phenomenal drop in temperatures there.
But simultaneous radiological activity.
They're absorbing all the ambient energy.
Sleep now, Bruce, and forget forever.
Struggle no more... and give me all ofyour power.
You think you can live with it? Take it!
Take it all!
Oh, yes! Yes!
Take it back!
It's not stopping!
Take it back!
Gentlemen... release.
Gamma charge away.
Sweet dreams.
- Hello? - Betty, is that you?
- Hi, Dad. - I'm glad I caught you.
- I'm glad you called. - Thanks.
Look, Betty... you and I--
well, we both know that Bruce couldn't have survived that blast.
But... well, you know--
- What is it? - Well, you know.
The usual loonies. Seein' things.
Only now everything's green.
Right.
Look, uh...
ifby some chance he did survive...
and he should try to contact you, try to get in touch,
you'd tell me, wouldn'tyou?
No... I wouldn't.
But you know as well as I do, I wouldn't have to.
I mean, my phones are bugged, my computer's tapped.
I'm under surveillance.
I'll tell you, though,
that ifhe were alive,
I'm the last person I would want him to come to...
because... as much as I miss him,
I... I... Ioved him.
I, um--
Yeah.
I'm sorry, Betty.
I am so sorry.
I know you are.
S'i.