Name: The Running Man
Released: 2018-02-14
Duration: 1 h 40 min
Cast: Arnold Schwarzenegger, Maria Conchita Alonso, Yaphet Kotto

Words to remember

Nouns

1) bicarb

Why, they're shipping bicarb to the Justice Department in crates.
2) rioter

All rioter must be eliminated.
3) schoolteacher

Isn't that your old schoolteacher buddy there, huh?
4) dib

Fresh blood, first dib. You pay your money, you make your choice.
5) loner

but that doesn't mean that you're a loner,
6) trifle

You're a brilliant conversationalist, Ben. A trifle limited, but brilliant.
7) robber

What about those bank robber? The ones who made that suicide pact.
8) curfew

All inter-zone workers with day passes are reminded that curfew begins at midnight.
9) rerun

Well, you ain't going to get that with rerun of Gilligan's Island.
10) picket

You want ratings, you want people in front of the TV sets instead of picket lines.
11) uplink

We can jam the network once we find the uplink to the satellite.
12) cadre

Cadre kids, don't forget, October is bonus recruitment month.
13) stalk

but the stalk isn't over till the fat lady sings,
14) scum

not even sadistic scum like you.
15) charisma

No, you've got more. You've got talent, you've got charisma and you've got balls.
16) moron

It's not a request, moron. It's an order.
17) craftsmanship

19th-century craftsmanship for the 21st-century man.
18) sled

-All systems go. -Vacuum sled passing checkpoint one.
19) strife

Have you heard of their theme song, We Bring You Joy, We Bring You Strife?
20) terminus

-...team in position. -Lock down terminus impact net.
21) jealousy

So, when you hear the tone, control your jealousy and leave your message.
22) fugitive

Priority one fugitive. Repeat.
23) murderer

The capture of renegade police officer and mass murderer Ben Richards
24) stalker

...unstoppable network stalker give criminals,
25) quadrant

The underground has a broadcast center in quadrant four.
26) trooper

Cadre trooper and studio guard sidearms
27) launcher

Wainwright electrical launcher, and Hammond and Gage chainsaws.
28) decode

Great, hexagonal decode system.

Verbs

1) flaunt

she has flaunt the law and traditional morality all of her life.
2) wean

Americans love television. They wean their kids on it.
3) mop

you'll be mop it for the rest of the week. Let's go!
4) bastard

You bastard. Drop dead!
5) suspend

...at our fabulous prizes like a trial by jury, suspend sentence,
6) interrupt

We interrupt Captain Freedom's Workout to bring you this urgent news bulletin.
7) warn

I'm warn you, I get sick. Air sick, car sick.
8) slice

who slice his enemies limb from limb into quivering, bloody sushi,
9) remind

All inter-zone workers with day passes are remind that curfew begins at midnight.
10) steal

The minute I steal the signal,
11) divide

The game zone is divide into 400 square blocks,
12) smell

He smell blood, and nothing on Earth is gonna stop him.
13) trap

We're trap.
14) screw

Face it. You're screw.
15) stamp

send a self-addressed, stamp envelope to "ICS Talent Hunt,"
16) cheat

Later, she cheat on college exams,
17) engage

The city police are engage in a door-to-door search
18) hang

And Captain Freedom has hung up his announcer's mike
19) inform

Sorry, Cap, I've just been inform, the runners have entered the first quad.
20) shut

I worry about the kids. The network shut down the schools.
21) arrive

at point blank range when he arrive at the airport.
22) shoot

like the ticket agent and security guard Richards shot
23) introduce

introduce tonight's guest runner.
24) burn

burn my songs.
25) pull

That's why I pull a few strings to get you here.
26) suit

He's suit up and ready for the final conflict.
27) catch

They just caught her downstairs. She was pulling the Bakersfield video.
28) lock

The system's lock. Must be an encryption lock.

Adverbs

1) berserk

who went berserk 18 months ago,
2) someplace

Now where should we go? Maybe someplace warm.
3) mutually

"This is now mutually consented to be de jure,
4) practically

I can practically taste those piña coladas already.
5) surprisingly

And not surprisingly,
6) permanently

Anyone without a valid zone card after midnight will be permanently detained.
7) herein

"ad hoc de facto, the parties herein have agreed to disagree.
8) somewhere

I'm out somewhere having a wonderful time with glamorous people in a fabulous place.
9) carefully

Listen very carefully, Ben.
10) exactly

traitors and enemies of the state exactly what they deserve.
11) approximately

Food riot in progress. Approximately 1,500 civilians.
12) alone

They want ratings. I can get 10 points for his biceps alone.
13) perhaps

Perhaps now he's seen too much.
14) sometimes

had sexual relationships with two, sometimes three different men in a year,
15) fucking

It's all a part of life's rich pattern, Brenda, and you better fucking get used to it.
16) finally

Tony, you're finally getting it.
17) instead

but instead, he volunteered for The Running Man,
18) therefore

"and therefore parties have certain obligations to each other.
19) outside

-It's not happening. -Then we try it outside. Move!
20) inside

Stevie's group is going inside to stop them now.
21) later

Well, it had to happen sooner or later.
22) though

Nothing worth losing your head over, though, huh?
23) far

We'll see how far this clown runs when we're done with him.
24) else

Who else?
25) ago

who went berserk 18 months ago,
26) ever

10-time national champion, the greatest stalker to ever play the game.
27) sure

-I'm sure glad we took care of Subzero. -Yeah, he was a real pain in the neck.
28) once

Once inside the zone, the runners have three hours.

Adjectives

1) reverent

Say their names with reverent pride.
2) quivering

who slices his enemies limb from limb into quivering, bloody sushi,
3) evasive

Just give them an evasive answer. Tell them to go fuck themselves.
4) sadistic

not even sadistic scum like you.
5) unarmed

You'll never pull this off, you know. You are unarmed, outnumbered.
6) undefeated

Captain Freedom out of retirement and still undefeated champion.
7) orphaned

Grieving parents, orphaned children,
8) guarded

They were taken to Cadre Memorial Hospital where they remain in guarded condition.
9) renegade

The capture of renegade police officer and mass murderer Ben Richards
10) helpless

The hell with you. I will not fire on helpless people.
11) theatrical

I'm your court-appointed theatrical agent.
12) shocked

a nation shocked to its very core.
13) affirmative

Affirmative. Shutting down now. Stand clear.
14) pale

You see, you get so pale in prison.
15) brutal

the brutal slayer of 60 men, women and children in the Bakersfield massacre.
16) deaf

What's the matter, steroids make you deaf?
17) evident

No weapons evident.
18) urgent

We interrupt Captain Freedom's Workout to bring you this urgent news bulletin.
19) fabulous

I'm out somewhere having a wonderful time with glamorous people in a fabulous place.
20) zen

Cap, will you spare me the combat Zen speech?
21) gorgeous

-Hello, gorgeous. -Somebody with stamina.
22) innocent

firing without warning on a crowd of innocent civilians.
23) bare

I was killing guys like this 10 years ago with my bare hands!
24) loud

Your bird is singing loud and clear.
25) stuck

Oh, God. I'm stuck.
26) desperate

that we send out to hunt down those three desperate criminals.
27) surprised

Mr. Richards, I'm surprised you were so easily caught.
28) brilliant

You're a brilliant conversationalist, Ben. A trifle limited, but brilliant.

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