Film Sack 513: Scanners

Film Sack

Scott Johnson

Tv & Film

4.6 • 1.6K Ratings

🗓️ 8 May 2021

⏱️ 88 minutes

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A scientist sends a man with extraordinary psychic powers to hunt others like him. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

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0:00.0	You're thirty-five years old, Mr. Veil.
0:04.3	Why are you such a derelict, such a piece of human junk?
0:13.6	The answer is simple.
0:16.0	You're a scanner.
0:30.7	No one is to leave this room once the demonstration has begun.
0:36.4	This is film's act.
0:50.8	Oh, sure.
0:51.6	Hello, everyone. Welcome to FilmSack. This is FilmSack,
1:02.2	minding the very depths of film entertainment for all mankind, episode 513.
1:06.8	Oh, yeah. We're minding the very diary, said that.
1:09.7	Hey, I'm Scott Johnson.
1:11.5	Joined today by Brian, he's not only a scanner, but a printer and a fax machine is well done away.
1:16.9	No clever. I almost went with that in my intro. Oh, hi.
1:21.0	Wow, I can't believe they're paying us to just file into this room and not talk for an
1:26.2	indeterminate amount of time. I wonder if we have assigned seats. Probably not.
1:30.8	This doesn't seem like that kind of place.
1:33.6	I don't like the looks of this lady in front of me. She looks like a talker.
1:36.9	Oh, what's going on over there? A guy tied up to a hospital bed?
1:40.0	Hey, is that Henry Winkler? No. Howard Hesmond?
1:44.1	I don't know. All these white guys look the same to me.
1:46.5	No, wait, is that guy from the food court at the status mall in Canada
1:49.9	with those escalators that go nowhere? Yeah, I'm pretty sure that is the guy.
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