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Le Géant de fer est un film américain de genre Drame réalisé par Brad Bird sorti en France le 8 décembre 1999 avec Eli Marienthal

Le Géant de fer (1999)

The Iron Giant

Le Géant de fer
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Hogarth Hughes

Facebook Partager la citation sur facebook [Giant is about to kill Hogarth.] No, wait! It's me. Hogarth, remember? It's bad to kill. Guns kill. And you don't have to be a gun. You are what you choose to be. You choose. [closes his eyes, bracing for impact] Choose. [Giant: [his eyes return to normal] Hogarth.] [Giant returns to normal and moans.] It's okay. It's okay. We've gotta show them you're good.

Facebook Partager la citation sur facebook [When Hogarth and the Giant get surrounded by the army] Let's get outta here! Run!

Kent Mansley

Facebook Partager la citation sur facebook Two nights ago, at approximately 1900 hours (7:00 P.M.), S.A.T com radar detected an unidentified flying object entering Earth's atmosphere, losing contact with it two-and-a-half miles off the coast of Rockwell. Some assumed it was a large meteor, or a downed satellite, but my office in Washington received a call from someone reporting an actual encounter with the object. This is no meteor, gentlemen, this is something much more serious.

Facebook Partager la citation sur facebook [To a jeep driver, as the enraged Giant chases them into town] Drive, baby, drive! Step on it! Floor it! IT'S GAINING ON US! FASTER, FASTER, FASTER! HURRY!!!

Class Film

Facebook Partager la citation sur facebook [the film begins] A peaceful, stay-at-home kind of day, in a town, very much like your own. But then, suddenly, without warning... [An atom bomb goes off, creating the distinctive mushroom cloud] ATOMIC HOLOCAUST!! But, how does one survive an atomic attack?

Facebook Partager la citation sur facebook [Singing] ♪ Time to Duck and Cover. The bombs are coming down. ♪
♪ A radiation shower will pour throughout your town. ♪
♪ Hands up your head, keep low to the ground. ♪
♪ Time to Duck and Cover. The bombs are coming down. ♪
♪ Duck and Cover. Duck and Cover. Get under the desk with your sister and your brother. ♪
♪ Duck and Cover. Duck and Cover. That goes double for your dad and your mother. ♪
♪ So, hands over your head, keep low to the ground. ♪
♪ 'Cause all the kids who don't will cease to be around. ♪

Dialogue

Facebook Partager la citation sur facebook [first lines]
Earl Stutz: Mayday, mayday. This is the Trawler Annabelle. I've lost my bearings, and I'm taking on water. My last good reading is 44 degrees north, 68 degrees-- [he notices a comet crash-landing in the distance; loses grip on radio.]
Voice On Radio: Portland Station to Annabelle. What is your current position?
Earl Stutz: [grabbing the radio to reply] I don't know exactly, Portland; Off the coast somewhere near Rockwell! Wait. The lighthouse! I see it!

Facebook Partager la citation sur facebook Kent: Kent Mansley, United States Government, Unexplained Phenomena Department.
Marv: Marv Loach. I--
Kent: What happened here?
Marv: Not sure. Sometimes, the line'll snap if the weather is bad, sure. [Marv and Kent walk through the wreckage of the power station where Kent makes a report] But, for a whole tower to get twisted up like that, whoa! It's got me beat. It's almost like it was bitten off, by some enormous beast.
Kent: [writing the notes down] "Enormous Beast." Yeah. What do you think, escaped gorilla?
Marv: Uh, what department is that again?
Kent: Frankly, I'm not at liberty to reveal the particulars of the agency I work for, and all that that implies.
Marv: [whispers] You mean, uh, National Security?
Kent: [chuckles] Let's put it this way. Every once in a while, things happen that just can't be rationalized in a conventional way. People want to know that their government has a response. I am that response. So, were there any witnesses?
Marv: Well, sir, if you'll just follow me. [Kent follows Marv to his truck. Marv opens his truck and takes out what's left of Hogarth's BB Gun.] We did find this. [Kent examines the damaged BB Gun] United States Government, huh? Guess that means something big's happenin' here, eh?
Kent: No, Marv. Big things happen in big places. And the sooner I fill out my report, the sooner I can get back to them. [he walks away with the BB Gun; to himself] Enormous beast, yeah. [he chuckles as he enters his car] Biggest thing in this town is probably the homecoming queen. [Kent notices his car has a chunk bitten out] OH, MY GOD! [He jumps out, terrified, and his fedora falls off. He then quickly runs back to the power station. Afterwards, Giant's arm emerges from the trees. Kent is escorting Marv to his car.] Come on, Marv, come on. I need a witness.
Marv: Okay, I'm comin', I'm comin'.
Kent: It's around the corner. Come on, pick up the pace here.
Marv: Don't pull so hard, Mr. Manley, easy on the work shirt.
Kent: [panicking] You've never seen anything like it. It's like a big, big chomp out of the side of the car.
Marv: Take it easy.
Kent: It's like a bite out of a ham sandwich, like a-- [he becomes shocked to see his car is gone, and his fedora and the BB gun remains; gasps in shock]
Marv: [confused] What, um-- What are we looking at here, Mr. Manley?
Kent: Something big, Marv. [he picks up the damaged BB gun] Something big.

Facebook Partager la citation sur facebook Hogarth: [after seeing Giant; calmly] So, I guess you're not gonna hurt me, huh? [Giant holds his hand out as Hogarth cringes and gasps. He reveals the shut-off switch that lands on the ground; surprised] The shut-off switch. [to Giant] You saw me save you. [Giant looks at him innocently] So... where... are you from? You came from the sky, right? From up there? [Giant looks up] Don't you remember anything? Hmm, maybe it's that bump from your head. [Giant places his finger on his head, feeling the dent.] Do you talk? You know words? "Blah, blah, blah," like that? Can you do that? Blah, blah, blah?
Giant: [in a rusty voice] Blah, blah, blah.
Hogarth: Well... you get the idea anyway. [picks up a rock] See this? This is called a rock. Rock.
Giant: Rock!
Hogarth: Good.
Giant: [picks up a boulder] Rock?
Hogarth: Yes!
Giant: [picks up a tree] Rock!
Hogarth: No, no. That is a tree. [points to boulder] Rock... [points to tree] ...tree. Get it?
Giant: [looks at boulder] Rock. [looks at tree] Tree.
Hogarth: That's right! [to himself] Wow, my own giant robot, I am now the luckiest kid in America! This is unbelievable. This is the greatest discovery since, I don't know, television or something. I gotta tell someone. I should call some-- No. They'll panic. [to Giant] People will always wig out and start shooting when they see something big like you.
Giant: [confused] Hmm?
Hogarth: Wig out. It means crazy. You know like, uh-- [makes a crazy face and babbles; Giant mimics him] No, no! Don't do that! That's the kind of stuff that makes them shoot at you.

Facebook Partager la citation sur facebook Annie: Would you say grace, please?
Hogarth: [rolls his eyes, then sees the Giant's hand walking through his kitchen; shocked] Oh, my God! [his mother looks up at him] Um... Uhh, Oh my God... we, uh... thank you for the, uh... food... that... Mom has put in front of us and- STOP! ... Uh, uh- the Devil! From doing bad things? And uh- get out of here, uh... Satan. Go! Go...so...that we may live in peace. Amen.
Annie: Amen. That was... hmm... really unusual, Hogarth.
Hogarth: [quickly] Forgot to wash my hands. [leaves the table]
Annie: Well, uh-- Okay.

Facebook Partager la citation sur facebook Maine Man: Here we go.
Maine Man #2: I've got it.

Facebook Partager la citation sur facebook [Hogarth opens the door and sees Kent Mansley.]
Kent: Hey there, scout. Kent Mansley. I work for the government. [Hogarth quickly closes the door and he gasps]
Annie: Hogarth? [Kent knocks and rings the doorbell] Hogarth? [Hogarth opens the door]
Kent: Hey there, scout. Kent Mansley. [smile disappears] Work for the government. Your parents home?
Hogarth: We're eating.
Kent: Mmm, boy.
Annie: Who's there, honey?
Kent: [stares at Annie's chest; huskily] Well, hello there. [clears throat and regains composure] Do you have a telephone I could use?
Annie: Yes, there's one in the kitchen.
Kent: Well, thank you. Thank you very much. [to Hogarth] Here. [puts his fedora on Hogarth's head] Pretend you're a gangster. [chuckles]
[Kent calls General Rogard's home phone number. The general picks up while watching a western on TV.]
General Rogard: [annoyed] Damn it, Mansley, you called me at home for this?
Kent: You don't understand, sir. It-it-it-- It ate my car!
General Rogard: And you saw this happen?
Kent: No, I didn't actually see it. It went off into the... woods.
General Rogard: So, you don't have any evidence.
Kent: But-But sir, I've got an eyewitness!
General Rogard: An eyewitness with a concussion.
Kent: [shouts] This thing i--! [covers his mouth and lowers his voice] This thing is a menace. It-It-It-It tore up a power station and-- [phone falls, and he picks up] --and caused a train wreck!
General Rogard: What did? Tell me again, Mansley, and this time, listen to yourself.
Kent: [sighs; wearily] A giant metal monster. [Rogard guffaws on the other end. Kent turns around a kitchen mitt that seems to mock him.] Please, sir. I've got a feeling about this one.
General Rogard: That's lovely, Kent. But let me try to explain how this works: If you told me you'd found, say, um, a giant footprint, I might send over an expert to make a plaster cast of it. Hell, you get me a photograph of this thing and I could probably get some troops over there! But you tell me you've got a feeling.
Kent: All right, then fine. You want evidence? I'll get you evidence, and when I do, I'm gonna want a memo distributed.
General Rogard: [dryly] That sounds swell, Kent.
Kent: I'm gonna want that memo carbon-copied, and redistributed, [Rogard hangs up.] and-- [Kent stops, and tries to hang up the phone, which falls off the receiver, twice; he gets angry, yelling incoherently and bangs the phone against the receiver several times, then composes himself.] Hi. Thanks for the use of your phone. [goes outside the door and puts his fedora back on.] Well, thank you for the use of your phone, Mrs.--?
Annie: Hughes. Annie Hughes. And this is my son, Hogarth.
Kent: Thank you, Annie. Hobart.
Hogarth: That's Hogarth! [grumbles irritably]
[Kent gets into his government-issue car and starts driving.]
Kent: "Hogarth"? What an embarrassing name. Might as well call him Zeppo or something. What kind of a sick person would name their kid Hogar--? [stops and looks over to Hogarth's smashed B-B gun which says "Hog Hug," instead of "Hogarth Hughes." ] "Hog Hug". "HOG HUG"?! [realizes] HOGARTH HUGHES!

Facebook Partager la citation sur facebook Annie: Hogarth? What is going on up there? Are you all right?
Hogarth: I'm fine!
Kent: You know, this sort of thing is why it's so important to really chew your food.
[Annie turns and gives Kent a dirty look.]

Facebook Partager la citation sur facebook Hogarth: [he has just had espresso with Dean, and is not used to its effects] So, she moved me up a grade because I wasn't fitting in, so now I'm even more not fitting in. I was getting good grades, you know, like all A's. So my mom says, "You need stimulation" and I go, "No, I'm stimulated enough right now."
Dean: That's for sure.
Hogarth: So she says, "Uh-uh. You don't have a challenge. You need a challenge." So now I'm challenged, all right. I'm challenged to hold on to my lunch money because of all the big mooses who want to pound me, because I'm a shrimpy dork who thinks he's smarter than them. But I don't think I'm smarter, I just do the stupid homework. If everyone else just did the stupid homework, they could move up a grade and get pounded too. Is there any more coffee?
Dean: Look, it's really none of my business, kid, but who cares what those creeps think, you know? They don't decide who you are, you do. You are who you choose to be. [a crashing sound is heard from outside; shocked] Did you hear that?
Hogarth: No, wait. Stop! [Dean comes out of his home with a crowbar in his hand, he looks around. Then, he turns around and suddenly caught sight of Giant on the other side of his warehouse.] It's okay.
Dean: [alarmed] My God...
Hogarth: He isn't gonna--
Dean: [panicking; grabs Hogarth] RUN, KID! RUN! [they run off, Dean's voice attracts Giant's attention and he jumps up angrily. The Giant lands in front of them, they run the opposite way]
Hogarth: It's okay, he isn't-- [he gets cut off when Giant slams his hand in their way. They turn around and they trip] It's okay, he isn't gonna hurt me.
[Suddenly, Giant grabs hold of Dean by the collar of his night robe]
Dean: Whoa! Hey, hey! [he gasps when the Giant raises him high]
Hogarth: Don't squash him! No, don't! Do not... [Giant narrows his eyes at Dean, then he looks at Hogarth, confused] [softly] ...squash him. His name is Dean. We like Dean. [Giant draws his attention back to Dean, but he doesn't narrow his eyes]
Giant: Dean. [Dean gasps, and cowers in fear]
Dean: [sees Giant eating some metal junk and shakes with fear as he is about to take a sip of his coffee] So...where'd, uh-- Where'd he come from?
Hogarth: He doesn't remember. He's like a... little kid.
Dean: Little. Yeah. [starts chuckling, then stops] Wait a minute. You can talk to him?
Hogarth: Kinda. He can't say a lot of words yet, but he understand things pretty good.
Dean: Oh, yeah, I see.
[Hogarth and Dean start chuckling as the Giant is still eating some metal junk, then they stop]
Hogarth: He needs food and shelter. [Dean gets up from his chair, pours his coffee onto the ground, and walks back into his office, shutting the door. 37 minutes later, Hogarth is still pleading to Dean to let Giant stay in the junkyard, but to no avail.] You got plenty of room here. This place is perfect!
Dean: Go away.
Hogarth: I can have him push the door down. You know I can!
Dean: [opens the door] Hogarth, I-I-I can't hide it here!
Hogarth: Him. Not it.
Dean: Whatever. You don't even know where he came from, or-or-or what the hell he is!
Hogarth: He's my friend.
Dean: Yeah, yeah. What am I? Am I your friend? [starts walking back into his office] Bring some Franken-bot with out-of-state plates over here and make me change my tune. I don't like that jazz. [lays down on his couch] God, I'm tired.
Hogarth: So, he can stay?
Dean: Tonight. Tomorrow-- I-I don't know about tomorrow.
[Hogarth closes the door and breathes a sigh of relief]

Facebook Partager la citation sur facebook Kent: Hey, mind if I ask you a few questions there, buckaroo? Now, why would you tell your mom about a giant robot, slugger? So, what'd you see at the power station, huh, tiger? Tell anyone else about this, buddy? How big is this thing, Ranger? Been in the forest lately, Junior? Hey, where you goin'? Champ? Slugger? Hey, Cowboy, where you goin'? Where you goin'?
Hogarth: [exasperated] I'M GOIN' OUT! [takes his jacket]
Annie: Well, why don't you take Mr. Mansley with you, show him the sights?
Hogarth: Oh, Mom, the sights?
Kent: [puts his fedora on] Hey, I'd love that. Give us a chance to get acquainted, swap some stories. Huh, chief?
Dean: There are two kinds of metal in this yard: Scrap and art. If you gotta eat one of them, eat the scrap. What you currently have IN YOUR MOUTH IS ART!
Giant: [takes the art scrap out of his mouth] Hmm. Art?
[Dean looks at him, annoyed. Giant mashes up the scrap some more, trying to repair it.]
Dean: Forget it. Forget it. [Giant puts down the damaged art scrap on the ground.] It's gone. It's-- [Dean notices the readjustment of the art scrap and is amazed] Hmm. That's not bad.

Facebook Partager la citation sur facebook [scene changes to Hogarth and Kent having root beer floats.]
Hogarth: First, you take a chocolate bar. Any bar will do.
Kent: Oh.
Hogarth: Do you mind if I, uh--?
Kent: No, knock yourself out, skipper.
Hogarth: [crumbles up choco-lax] You crumble up the chocolate into little pieces, [stirs the ice cream] then you kind of stir it into the ice cream. See?
Kent: Yes, I see. What do you call this, again?
Hogarth: Landslide. It's new. Very new. [tosses choco-lax wrapper in garbage can without Kent noticing]
Kent: Mmm. Landslide. Topnotch. Mmm. [Hogarth makes a landslide with a regular chocolate bar.] You know, Hogarth, we live in a strange and wondrous time. The Atomic Age. But, there's a dark side to progress, Hogarth. Ever hear of Sputnik?
Hogarth: Yeah, it's the first satellite in space.
Kent: Foreign satellite, Hogarth, and all that that implies. Even now, it orbits overhead... (Boop! Boop!) ...watching us. We can't see it, but it's there. Much like that giant thing in the woods. We don't know what it is or what it can do. I don't feel safe, Hogarth. Do you?
Hogarth: [puzzled and confused] What are you talking about?
Kent: What am I talking about? [angrily] What am I TALKING ABOUT?! [everyone stares at Kent] I'm talking about your goldarned security, Hogarth! While you're snoozing in your little jammies, back in Washington, we're wide awake and worried. Why? Because everyone wants what we have, Hogarth; Everyone! You think this metal man is fun. But who built it? The Russians? The Chinese? The Martians? Canadians?! I DON'T CARE! All I know is we didn't build it, and that's reason enough to assume the worst and blow it to kingdom come! Now, you are going to tell me about this thing, you are going to lead me to it, and we are going to destroy it before it destroys us! [suddenly, Kent's stomach begins to gurgle, causing his glare to fade away and his eyes to widen] Just hold that thought and stay right there! Uh-oh!
[Kent rushes to the bathroom, and Hogarth takes his chance and escapes.]

Facebook Partager la citation sur facebook Dean: [sets up his chair] This can't last forever, Hogarth. We gotta tell somebody about him.
Hogarth: Ah, you worry too much. [climbs up the rock boulder] Hey, Dean! Watch this!
Dean: [sits down on his chair] All right, we're watchin', we're watchin'.
Hogarth: This one's for professionals only! [jumps in the lake] Banzai! [Giant looks down at Hogarth in the lake. Hogarth emerges from the water, shivering] C-C-Come on in! Th-Th-The water's great!
Dean: [chuckles] No, thanks.
Hogarth: You w-weenie! [to Giant] Come on in! It's really, really refreshing. [Giant walks away] What? You too? You... big baby! [hears running footsteps approaching and Dean also hears the footsteps while reading the newspaper.]
Giant: [jumps] Banzai! [lands in the water and does a giant splash. Dean, who is reading his newspaper, notices the wave approaches, he hides behind his newspaper. The wave lands on the road and Dean gets all wet. Hogarth is hanging from a tree as he laughs.]
Hogarth: Whoo!
[Dean is on the washed road as a truck approaches him.]
Truck Driver: Hey!
Dean: Yeah?
Truck Driver: You're right in the middle of the road!
Dean: Yeah?
Truck Driver: All right. [drives away]
Dean: I think that's enough fun for one day.

Facebook Partager la citation sur facebook [Kent is in the bathroom with red lighting at Hogarth's house. He hangs the drying photos from Hogarth's camera then he hears knocking.]
Annie: Are you okay in there, Mr. Mansley? I'm back with that toilet paper you needed.
Kent: [chuckles] Thanks! I think I'm feeling better now. Much. [sees the photo of Hogarth and Giant] Much better.

Facebook Partager la citation sur facebook [Hogarth and Giant are in the woods. Giant sighs happily at the beauty of the vast forest.]
Hogarth: It's beautiful, huh? [sees a deer] Hey, look. [quietly] It's a deer.
Giant: Deer?
Hogarth: Shh! Let's get closer. [The Giant walks quietly to the deer. The deer sees the Giant and Hogarth. The Giant kneels down holding out his finger Hogarth and Giant smiles as the deer curiously sniffs Giant's finger. Then the deer hears a twig snap and it leaves.] Hmm, well I guess he decided to-- [suddenly, a gunshot is heard and birds fly past them, the Giant is shocked, and sees hunters kneeling over the deer they just shot as they turn to see the Giant.]
Hunter: [alarmed] It's the monster! [they both drop their guns and run into the woods]
Hogarth: [shocked] Oh, no. [Giant sees the deer is dead, and slowly reaches his finger down touching it, to no avail] It's dead.
Giant: [sadly] Dead? [he tries to pick up the dead deer]
Hogarth: Don't do that!
Giant: [lets go of the dead deer; to Hogarth, confused] W-- Why?
Hogarth: It's dead. Understand? They... shot it, with that gun. [Giant sees the gun his eyes narrow and turn red] Hey, what's wrong?
Giant: [snaps out of it] Gun.
Hogarth: Yes. Guns kill.
Giant: Guns kill.
[Later that night, Giant and Hogarth are at the junkyard. Giant feels very sad about the deer. Hogarth walks up to him.]
Hogarth: I know you feel bad about the deer. But's it not your fault. Things die. It's part of life. It's bad to kill. But it's not bad to die.
Giant: You die?
Hogarth: Well... yes, someday.
Giant: I die?
Hogarth: I don't know, You're made of metal...but you have feelings. And you think about things. And that means you have a soul. And souls don't die.
Giant: Soul?
Hogarth: Mom says it's something inside of all good things... and that it goes on forever and ever. [pats Giant's face and walks away. Giant lies on the scraps and he looks up at the night sky.]
Giant: Souls don't die.

Facebook Partager la citation sur facebook [Hogarth is in the barn putting his bicycle away]
Kent: [in the shadows] You're late for dinner, Hogarth. [Hogarth tries to escape from the barn but Kent locks the door and stops him] Your mom's working late tonight, Hogarth. So it's just us guys. And we're gonna have a little chat. Sit down! [shoves Hogarth onto a chair and shines a bright light on him] How's that? A little too bright? Good. [chuckles] Forgive me, Hogarth. I wanted you to learn something.
Hogarth: What can I learn from you?
Kent: You can learn this, Hogarth: that I can do anything I want whenever I want if I feel it's in the people's best interest. The giant metal man; Where is it?
Hogarth: I don't know what you're talking about.
Kent: You don't? Well... [lays his pictures on the table, first the one of the piece of metal that Hogarth lured the Giant with] Does this ring a bell? [Hogarth doesn't answer] No? How about [lays another picture which Hogarth accidentally took of himself with the Giant behind him] this? You've been careless, Hogarth.
Hogarth: It doesn't prove anything.
Kent: It's enough to get the army here with one phone call.
Hogarth: Then what's stopping you?
Kent: [angrily; knocking the lamp over the table] WHERE'S THE GIANT?! [grabs Hogarth by the jaw] You can't protect him, Hogarth, any more than you can...protect your mother.
Hogarth: My mom?
Kent: [sighs] It's difficult to raise a boy all alone. We can make it more difficult. In fact, we can make it so difficult it would be irresponsible for us to leave you in her care, and all that implies. You'll be taken away from her, Hogarth.
Hogarth: You can't do that!
Kent: Oh, we can, and we will.
Hogarth: [lowers his head; defeated] He's in the junkyard. McCoppin's Scrap, off Culver Road.
Kent: Ah, the junkyard. Of course! Food for the metal-eater. I wouldn't worry about this, Hogarth. This isn't really happening. It's only a bad dream. [puts chloroform rag on Hogarth's mouth, knocking him unconscious]

Facebook Partager la citation sur facebook Dean: Get back!
[The Giant looks at Dean in confusion]
Dean: I said Get back! I mean it!
Giant: No, stop! Why?
Hogarth: It was an accident. He's our friend.
Dean: [to Hogarth] He's a piece of hardware, Hogarth. Why do you think the army was here? He's a weapon. A big gun that walks!
Giant: I... I... I'm not a gun.
Dean: Yeah, what's that? Huh? [points at a school bus that was left in the hole by the Giant's Eye Gun] You almost did that to Hogarth!
Giant: [sees hole in bus; shocked] No. [he runs away as it begins to snow]
Hogarth: Come back! [runs to follow Giant]
Dean: Hogarth. Hey, stop!
Hogarth: Giant! Come back!
Dean: [picks up Hogarth's toy gun; realizing] It was defensive. He reacted to the gun. [Hogarth continues running on the road and Dean arrives on his motorcycle.] You're not gonna get there fast enough on foot. [Hogarth smiles then he hops on]

Facebook Partager la citation sur facebook General Rogard: [takes radio from a soldier frozen with fear] All battleships fire at the robot! Now! NOW, DAMN IT, NOW!
[The battleships offshore fire on the Giant, drawing its' attention away from the army and it begins marching toward the shore to confront the new threat]
General Rogard: Nothing can stop this thing; We've hit it with everything we've got!
Mansley: Not everything, General; the bomb. [Rogard removes his glasses and stares in shock] The Nautilus has first-strike capability, and is not far offshore.
General Rogard: You scare me, Mansley. You want us to bomb ourselves in order to kill it?!
Mansley: General, the Giant seems to follow whatever attacks it. We can lure it away from the town, then destroy it.
General Rogard: [to one of his soldiers] Radio the Nautilus. Tell them to target the robot and await my command.

Facebook Partager la citation sur facebook [last line]
Hogarth: See you later.
[The jawbolt rolls away as the camera pans up to the sky then the camera changes to Langjokull Glacier, Iceland. Giant's parts go toward Giant as the camera pans to the Giant's face. He opens his eyes and smiles, then the movie cuts to black, and then the credits roll.]