Venom

Man: (Over radio) Life foundation control, this is lf1.

The specimens are secured, and we're heading home.

Mission control: Roger, lf1. You are a go for reentiy.

Man: Copy that. Initiating reentry sequence.

Point-four by 103-point...

- (Blasting) - On, shit.

Woman: Seal it off. Seal it off!

Mission control: Lf1, mission control.

You're breaking up. Please repeat.

Man: Mayday, mayday, lf1!

- Mayday! - Mission control: Lf1, mission control.

Please repeat.

If 1, mission control. Please repeat.

I don't want to have to wait for full clean-up just to get

- a status report. - We're collecting this data

- as quickly as possible. - That's not good enough.

Okay, maybe you can tell me what happened.

There was some kind of breach. One of the astronauts

- sent a distress call. - What about the crew?

- We're still investigating. - Where did it go down?

It's 20 kilometers west of sibu.

Did we at least retrieve all of the samples?

No. We have three of them.

One of the organisms got out of containment,

and it's missing. We don't know which one.

Carlton: What is she saying?

One of the astronauts is still alive.

- (Scientist coughing) - (Speaking malay)

Carlton: That's Jameson.

- Morning, sunshine. - What?

I'm awake.

Missed me.

- I'm awake. - Here you go.

- You can have it back. - Thank... (Groans)

Oh, wow, you're wearing a suit. Yes!

- I love it when you wear the suit. - Thank you.

I have depositions today in the life foundation case.

Hey, let me know how your meeting goes.

My meeting?

Oh, shit. Yeah.

My meeting.

- Coffee. - Oh. Mmm!

- You are perfect. - Thank you.

Hey, you know what... You know what night

- it is tonight, right? - Date night.

Mmm-hmm. So, I will pick you up around, uh, 6:00.

And please do not forget your helmet.

Oh, I'm glad that you like it,

'cause I plan on wearing it at our wedding.

That's hot.

I love you!

Love you, too. Feed the cat.

I be the realest one alive

you don't want no problem

take you down, it ain't gonna be no problem, yeah

I get to feeling like I'm high all my life

you ain't gonna want these problems

take you down, ain't gonna be no problem...

Eddie: Eddie Brock with boots on the ground

today in the mission district, chasing a lead into some...

Everybody knows how our silicon valley overlords

- at Google and Facebook... - Last time, I was poking around

asking uncomfortable questions...

Homelessness is only increasing into the thousands...

Eddie Brock here reporting today from downtown oak/and,

where massive demonstrations have taken over the streets.

I've been chasing this real-estate bribery story

for a few weeks now.

- This is gonna piss you off. - All being strong-armed...

Medical examiner has yet to determine cause of death,

due to the condition of the body,

but you don't wind up at the bottom of a landfill

due to natural causes, so it seems that the city

doesn't care about these people any more than the killer does.

I'm Eddie Brock, and this is the Brock report.

Hey, Richard!

- Lookin' good! - Eddie, you can't park there, bro.

Come on, man. There's no such thing as can't.

How'd she do?

Berkeley. Brown. Mit.

- She's got a scholarship, bro. - What'd I tell you?

You told me what?

- No such thing as can't. - Eddie.

You know what I love about this view?

- It never gets old. - Eddie: Yeah, well, uh...

Height's not really my thing.

But, uh... what's the deal?

- I got you the big one, exclusive. - Yeah? Who?

Carlton Drake.

- Carlton Drake? - The man's a visionary.

He wants to talk about his rockets,

assure everyone they're safe, that the crash was an anomaly.

He's... he's seriously off.

I'm gonna level with you.

Carlton Drake could buy us with his pocket cash,

turn this building into his own garage if he so wished.

Now, you're just gonna ask him about his space program,

you're gonna thank him, and you're gonna bid him a nice day.

He's a crook.

Eddie, when you had nowhere to go, we gave you a home.

Now, you know we love the Eddie Brock show.

There isn't a better investigative reporter working today,

but no one is above the network.

So do me a favor, Eddie, don't start your shit again.

All right, all right.

- For me. - All right. I'll do it.

I don't know why he gave me this assignment, Annie.

It's not... it's not what I do.

Anne: Well, my mother always told me

that anything in life worth having would take sacrifice...

- Mmm-hmm. - Patience...

- Mmm. - And be a lot of work.

- Oh. - That's you...

- That's not. - That I'm talking about.

Well, you're lucky to have me.

To be fair, I'm quite a catch.

That's what my mom told me. (Laughs)

Are you gonna behave yourself tomorrow?

No. No, I'm gonna do my job. That's what I'm gonna do.

I can't, you know, not do my job.

The guy you work for is a complete...

I don't work for Drake. I work for my firm,

and my firm works for him.

And I'm sure that they defend many people

that you don't deem worthy, but we don't want a repeat.

- A repeat? - Of the daily globe incident.

Ow! Really?

- Incident? That's not an incident. - Mmm-hmm.

- Baby, you were run out of New York. - I was not. I did not.

I don't want you run out of San Francisco.

No, I still have currency in New York.

I was going places.

I wasn't running.

I was going places.

In fact, I moved to San Francisco for you.

- Me? - You are my home.

You're not so bad yourself, champ.

- Less talking, more kissing. - All right.

Let's just get the check.

You are my lady

ooh, ooh

I am your man

some call it crazy

ooh, ooh

they don't understand

our love...

I'm gonna get a drink.

- Shh. - (Cat meows)

Carlton: Very soon, another life foundation rocket

will be sent on an exploratory mission.

And that's how, one day, we might all live in space.

- (Children exclaim) - Cool, huh? And now that I've shown you

some of the cool stuff that we do here,

I'm hoping I've inspired each and every one of you

to go out there and create things that others

- have only dreamt of. - Girl: Mr. Drake?

- Shh! - It's okay. Don't silence her.

Come here. What's your name?

- Allie. - It's okay, Allie.

You know, sometimes that's what people do.

They try and silence those of us who ask questions.

But you know what? In the end,

we're the ones who change the world.

Take good care of that, Allie.

Guys, this is Dr. Skirth.

- Say hi. - Children: Hi.

Hello, kids.

Um, sorry to interrupt,

but it's time to get changed for your interview.

Yeah. Uh, kids, sorry to leave you.

Allie, you're in charge. High five up top.

Dr. Skirth will answer Allie's question, and any others.

- See you next time, guys. Bye! - Children: Bye!

Eddie: What do you say, Mr. Drake,

we just start at the beginning?

- Born to British parents. - Carlton: Mmm-hmm.

And then at 19, you discovered a gene therapy

that literally doubles the life expectancy

- of pancreatic cancer patients. - Well, actually,

it tripled their life expectancy.

But it's okay.

Okay, um, 24. That's still extremely young.

All right, you create

- The life foundation! - It didn't happen overnight.

And then... (Whooshes) Rockets.

You then decide, like any normal human being,

that you're gonna go and explore space.

You know what it is? I have always believed...

- Uh-huh. - That space exploration

is crucial in our quest to cure

everything that ails us here on earth.

But if you think about everything we've found...

- Uh-huh. - In the oceans and on land,

- isn't it time to look up there? - Mmm-hmm.

To this plethora of untapped resources?

And you have a plethora of untapped resources, also,

from your pharmaceutical companies

that you're involved with, you know, to help you realize

- that ambition, I suppose. - Of course.