The Thirteenth Floor
1999

The Thirteenth Floor

The Thirteenth Floor (Original Title)

Thirteen, a somewhat grim-sounding number. On the thirteenth floor of a building, scientists Douglas Hall (Craig Bickle) and Hannon Fuller (Armin Müller-Stahl) use a computer to simulate a realistic Los Angeles in 1937. They can enter this virtual world through the computer and experience life and themselves in 1937 in a realistic way. One night, however, Fuller is killed, and all the clues seem to indicate that Hall is responsible...

1999年5月28日

None of this is real. You pull the plug...I disappear. And nothing I ever say...nothing I ever do...will ever matter.

They say ignorance is bliss. For the first time in my life, I agree. I wish...I had never uncovered the awful truth.

Gin martini up, one olive and likes them frigid as an Eskimo.

- You know that feeling you have that we met before?
- It's the same with me. Why is that? They say that "déjà vu" is usually a sign of...love at first sight.

I did exactly what the letter said: "Don't follow any road signs and don't stop for anything. Not even barricades." But just when I should've been getting closer to the city...something wasn't right. There was no movement, no life. Everything was still and quiet. And then I got out of the car. And what I saw...scared me to the depths...of my miserable soul. It was true. It was all a sham. It ain't real.

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