:11:01
You see? l can still
take them one-on-one.
:11:03
Yes, you can.
Where does it hurt?
:11:06
All over.
l feel like l was hit by a train.
:11:09
But you're okay?
:11:10
Good. Get cleaned up.
We got a meeting to go to.
:11:19
l'll be there.
:11:25
Visible light we can see...
:11:26
...but the other wavelengths,
infrared and ultraviolet, we can't.
:11:30
Very good, Hillary. Hello, Luc.
:11:34
Hey, Dad!
:11:36
Hillary!
:11:41
SETH, thank you for watching
my girl today.
:11:44
A pleasure.
How did my soldiers perform?
:11:47
You know. You tracked every move.
:11:49
I wasn't cutting it too close
on the live-fire exercise, was I?
:11:52
We expect the best from you.
Besides, l was due for a haircut.
:11:58
l've got a meeting.
l'll come back soon. Talk to you later.
:12:03
-Bye.
-Bye. Have fun.
:12:07
l'm sorry l didn't get to see
your demonstration, doctor...
:12:12
...but we're shutting
the UNlSOL project down.
:12:15
The defence budget has been cut again
and some things have to go.
:12:19
The system's ready for a full
DOD shakedown ahead of schedule.
:12:23
The brass has never been comfortable
with recycling battlefield dead...
:12:28
...into Universal Soldiers.
:12:29
The original project cost dozens
of civilian and military lives...
:12:33
...and created a public relations mess
which we spent years cleaning up.
:12:38
But to compare the units today
with the original UNlSOLs...
:12:41
...is like comparing an ax
to a surgical laser.
:12:44
Two and a half times
stronger than a human. Faster.
:12:47
And the level four body-armour
uniforms make them almost bulletproof.
:12:51
General, in addition
to the physical improvements...
:12:54
...the Matrix chip
in each UNlSOL brain...
:12:57
...enables SETH to control their action.