Invincible

I want to thank you all for being here.

I'd like to start by sharing a very traumatic experience

that affected me as a child.

When I was five years old, I lost my father

to a degenerative spinal injury.

While my father's illness ended his life,

it, ironically, was the catalyst for me

to truly start my own.

I vowed to spend my life finding a solution.

- Move. - Hey, what's wrong with you?

Fucking dog.

Jesus, Cam, you look like shit.

Come on inside.

Some of us don't get ten hours a night, Mort.

- How was that vacation? - I wouldn't call it that.

And how are things with the wife?

Don't ask.

Where's the big boss?

Cam!

You know, I didn't hire the baddest motherfucker on the planet to protect me

just to have him disappear.

Don't like it when you're not around.

Yeah, it's because a lot of people want to kill you, Leor.

This fucking guy.

- I love you, Cam. - Leor, what time is it?

It's a... Oh, shit, I forgot my watch.

See? No more vacations for you.

Margaret! Margaret, darling.

Bring my watch, the Poirier.

The gold one, not the stainless.

- Thanks for babysitting. - No problem.

It's literally babysitting, though.

Yeah, good days, bad days.

Speaking of that, how's the shoulder?

I'll live.

Not much longer you keep playing hero.

Someone's got to do it.

This is team leader.

I have visuals on the target building.

No signs of enemy.

Status, team leader?

Apache One, moving to Ridge Point.

Clear.

Chief, what's going on?

Where the fuck is everyone?

I don't like it either.

Stay on mission, move up.

The amazing thing about this project is,

it's never been done before.

Never even been attempted,

because the technology hasn't kept up.

But my company has been on the forefront of this.

And now, I would like to introduce you

to our first successful operation.

Our patient zero, if you will.

This is Roger.

His arm was lost in an IED explosion

that almost killed him.

We were able to successfully fuse

a Phoenix biotech arm that actually functions now

by use of Roger's central nervous system.

This technology isn't just for military application,

it's also for civilians of all walks of life...

Children who can't walk, can't hug their parents.

And in the future, we can go even farther.

All this coming from a man who's had multiple attempts on his life.

In the most recent attempt, your head of security was shot and he almost lost his life.

So, how do you stay so optimistic?

We can only realize our true potential through adversity.

That's why I call my company The Phoenix Group.

We rise up through the ashes.

You're just in time, Leor.

John, I fucking love this guy.

Always ready to get the party started. Look at that.

I believe we all have a responsibility

for the well-being of our fellow man.

They're so blown away by technology I developed like a decade ago.

So archaic compared to our new project.

Well, we need to run a successful test

to prove that it works.

Yes, John, all right.

We've had some teething problems but I think we're close.

I think we just need the right test subject.

Well, the good news is,

we may have a few subjects

that just might fit the bill.

- Then here's to success. - Success.

The amazing thing about this project is,

it's never been done before.

Never even been attempted

because the technology hasn't kept up.

But my company has been on the forefront of this.

What do you think of your critics

- who accuse you of playing God? -

Hello, this is Michelle.

I can't come to the phone right now, you know what to do.

Yeah, it's me.

I tried you a couple of times, uh, can't get ahold of you.

I got some paperwork from the lawyer.

I think we should talk.

Call me when you get a chance.

- -

His vitals are weak. We're probably gonna lose him.

No. No, not if I can help it.

Everyone, out.

I will now engage the sonic scanner to activate the nanites.

Status team leader.

- - Where the fuck is everyone?

Stay on mission.

Hostage is confirmed, the target's linked.

No! No!

No!

Doctor, it's working.

As you can see, he's doing just fine.

We are going to have to keep him sedated a little while longer

to monitor his progress

and check on any abnormalities.

Look, I don't want to be a wet blanket,

but all I see is a soldier

that was almost dead who is now stable.

Nothing miraculous about that.

We need to run more tests

to make sure that these micromachines are working and responding.

By all indications,

the longer these nanites stay in him,

the quicker he's going to recover.

This isn't project Band-Aid.

We call it Invincible for a reason.

When will the test start?

Now is as good time as any.

Jesus Christ.

Relax.

You call that a test?

What the fuck, Michelle?

Red alert, code one. Red alert, code one.

Everything's gonna be okay. Calm down.

No. No, no.

No!

Hold your fire, dammit! Hold your fire!

I know you.

What the hell happened?

Anyone?

It's as unpredictable as...

Don't give me none of that ass-covering scientific bullshit.

Do you have any idea what kind of position this puts us in?

You wanted invincible.

Oh, lady, you're here because you tagged along with the old regime,

so if you wanna keep your job,

- keep your fucking mouth shut. -

I just heard. This is crazy!

This is just crazy!

Why wasn't he contained?

At least until we could understand what was going to happen.

This is experimental work.

He showed no sign of temperamental change.

Everything was normal:

His heart, brain function, normal.

That is definitely not normal.

We're still at the infancy stage of this program.

We don't know what these machines can do to the brain.

They could be suppressing, agitating his thoughts,

his emotion, his memories.

It's possible that the dosage that he received may wear off soon

and he'll return to normal.

But we haven't even completed the test

with human subjects yet.