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Get back! Get back!

Spray!

- Hurry! - Run!

OK. Pull him out!

Pull him up!

Come on.

Come on.

Get it to the lab. And hurry!

Move!

Let's go.

- 509, recon. You help him. - Yes, sir.

- 512, the computer. - Yes, sir.

- And, you, check the team. - Yes, sir.

Get ready.

Target's approaching.

Here. Get down there.

- What is this stuff? - I can't move!

No, don't! Wait!

Let's go! Keep moving, move!

Come on.

OK. You get up here.

Attention!

- What's your name? - Don't know, sir!

- Where are you from? - Don't know, sir!

Good. No names, no background!

But highly disciplined.

Mission's over. Go have some fun.

Thank you, sir!

OK. Dispose your weapons.

Dispose your equipment.

- 523. - Yes, sir.

Go! Collect. Go, go! To the main helicopter. Go!

Yes, sir!

Go, go! Move it, go!

OK, dismissed.

Sorry, sir.

Jackie Chan, one of our best agents in Hong Kong,

is also missing in the African action.

The three men they hijacked are the scientists

responsible for the Comet Research project

recently launched by the African state.

Lights.

We have a serious situation on our hands.

The operation was carried out with clinical precision

using United States Air Force helicopters.

They seized the meteorite fragments along with the three scientists.

And until now, their whereabouts are unknown.

If they knew the transport schedule,

someone must have leaked the information.

How many CIA staff knew about this project?

I know where you're heading with this, Norm, and I don't like it.

How can you be so sure it wasn't one of your own people?

Why the hell would my guys break into a hangar

they already have access to, and steal their own aircraft?

Because it's a perfect cover, and no one would suspect them.

And remember, General, the CIA pulled out of South Africa over a year ago.

Only the essential staff remain.

Right now, our first concern

should be the retrieval of the scientists and the fragments.

Agreed, there could be serious military ramifications

if the wrong people get a hold of this formula.

We've got to find out who's behind this pulling the strings.

- Agent Morgan. - Yes, sir.

You used to head up our South African operation.

You know the terrain, you know the locals.

Take three agents and hop the next flight over there.

I want to see positive results, and fast.

Consider it done, sir.

- Thank you, Terry. - Bye.

- General Sharman. - Hello, Norman.

- I hear you're retiring in a few days. - Yes, I am.

Congratulations on your retirement, General Sharman.

Thank you.

I bet you're going to miss being in the middle of all the action.

Norman, I'm gonna take that fat pension check of mine

and head for my favorite fishing hole, hey?

I want a Black Op assigned to this case.

Are you saying we can't trust our own people?

Better safe than sorry.

Shall I select them from Washington or from one of the outside branches?

Outside.

- 'Sir?' - Yeah?

- 'Mr. White is here.' - Thank you. Send him in.

- And tell them to report to me directly. - Yes, sir.

What's wrong with him?

- I don't know. - Do you think he can still walk?

- How is he? - He's just woken up.

My friend! You gave us quite a scare.

We're happy you've woken up.

Welcome to our land.

Here. Grab it.

Where am I? How did I get here?

These men found you in the mountains.

Now, I want to know where do you come from,

and how did you get here?

I don't know your language. Does anybody speak English?

I am the chief.

The chief. Me.

The chief.

And who are you? What is your name?

Who am I?

Who am I?

Who Am I. His name is Who Am I.

Yes. Who am I?

Who Am I!

Who Am I! Who Am I!

Who am I?

- Hello! - Who Am I.

Looks like you're getting better, my man.

I knew he would.

What are you doing on this search, sir?

Langley must be serious about finding these guys.

They're traitors.

They've stolen a discovery which could keep our nation on top

in the 21st century.

Yes, sir.

Baba, sit down.

- Sun. - Sun.

Sun.

- Sun. Moon. - Moon.

Moon.

Sun's up, down, moon's up. One day.

One day.

- Up. Down. - One day.

One day.

How many...

...one day...

...walk from here over the mountain?

One day, one day...

One day!

One day...

Stuck here forever!

Baba, it's a lion. Baby.

A few more here.

Huh?

Put it down! Run!

- A lion cub. - Put it down!

- Put it down? - Put it down! Put it down!

Huh?

Baba, do something!

Where are you, Baba? Baba, do something!

Make them go away!

Go! Go home! Shoo!

Go!

Hey, Baba!

Who Am I, we have seen a miracle over the mountain.

There was iron that had been burnt.

We buried eight bodies wearing clothes like yours.

You mean come with you? Go?

- Yes. - Let's go!

- Go with you. - Yes.

I thank you, I thank you.

- Ivanovich, Russian. - Jakol, Israel.

Hans, Germany.

- Takeshi, Japan. - Korea.

No.

There's a fire over that way. Who Am I, come quickly! Come!

Hmm... what? I don't understand.

See? There it is. The fire I told you about.

A light!

Yes.

I can go.

I can go. Yes! I can go!

This bracelet will bring you luck.

Remember it.

The strong will become stronger.

- Thank you. - Go in peace.

Goodbye!

When we found you, you were wearing the same clothes.

Yes. We wear the same clothes.

"Eleven done one too many."

Baba! Never play with dead people's belongings.

I know this is bad luck for your culture.

I'll go on alone. Thank you.

- Go well. - You too.

Baba, can I borrow your compass?

Can I take it?

I bring back, I promise.

I promise.

Please come back soon. I will miss you.

- Thank you. - Be careful.

Take care, my friends.

You will succeed!

Don't you see us? Help!

Come back! Please!

Somebody! Help!

We're over here!

Hey, hey... are you OK?

We're over here! Help!

Look! Somebody! Please!

Help us! Here!

Wait! Help!

Oh, my God!

Get away from him!

Stop eating my brother, you animal!

Leave us alone! Leave us alone!

Don't move!

Don't move! You know this? This is a gun!

You know, I can bang-bang you!

You know, I can shoot you! I can bang-bang you, you know.

I know karate! Karate!

Med...

M...

My brother?

You're helping my brother!

You understand English?

Say something.

Moi?

Oh, I'm sorry, I don't understand your language.

But... is my brother OK?

Is he alright?

Huh!

Go, go. Go, go, go!

Amazing!

Go, go, go!

You navigate and work the GPS, OK?

You wanna drive? But do you know how to drive?

Huh?

I think I better, you know...

Nine o'clock. No, no, nine o'clock.

Nine! Turn this way! This way!

- Huh? - Hi!

OK, just go straight ahead.

Aiji, how are you doing?

Feeling better. IV is helping.

Good!

We need help!

Please help us! We need a doctor!

Oh, look! Here's the driver! Back a little bit!

Back, back, back!

He's very lucky.

The natural herbs on his leg neutralized the poison.

And that... that coconut IV!

The only people that use it are elite military units.

- Who applied it? - Here.

That's him, over there.

Amazing. Very talented native!

- Say again? - What? Give us a story!

Hey, where are you going?

What?

What?

- What's he on about? - Oh, it's OK.

Speak to him. He understands English.

Maybe you're an alien and they erased your memories

so you'd be safe.

Just kidding.

Is your mouth still numb? Try to say something.

I think it's better. The medicine worked well.

Oh, that's good. So, what can I call you?

Everybody calls me Who Am I.

"Who Am I"? But who's everybody?

Ah, it's a long story.

OK. So, what did the doctor say?

He said I have to go to the city to see am-am...

Amnesia!

- Specialist. - Amnesia specialist.

- And no more herbs. - Oh, no more herbs.

That's probably a good idea, but thanks anyway.

- Thank you. - Oh! Here.

- Come on. Hop in. - Oh! You drive this?

Yeah, this is my baby. You know, this time I'm driving.

Let's go.

One of them is still alive.

- He's what? - 'He's all over the local paper.'

I wanna know if any of the others survived.

I want every one of them liquidated.

Including this one.

That's a bit difficult with these CIA Boy Scouts on my tail.

That's not your problem, Morgan.

We have other people to take care of that.

'You just find him.'

- Who Am I? - Yes.

I'm Christine Spaak. I work for the "South African Tribune".

I saw you on TV. Whoa! What a great story that was!

- I wanna do an in-depth article on you. - Huh?

I wanna do an in-depth article on you.

Oh, I'm sorry. I'm very busy right now. Maybe some other day.

But you don't understand! You're a hero!

Everybody wants to know who you are!

They do?

So do I.

- Hey, Who Am I! - Excuse me.

Wait! Wait! The-the article. Wait!

Wait, wait!

- Hi, Who Am I. - Hi.

Don't you wanna be a hero?

Everybody wants to know what happened at the rally.

- Hi. - Christine. Reporter.

- How's your brother? - Oh, he's gonna be fine.

And the doctor's ready to see you.

I-I think she wants to interview you.

Oh! So, you're the journalist, yeah? You know my name?

My name is Yuki. It's Y-U-K-I.

Our X-rays show that you experienced a severe blow in this area.

It's very sensitive.

It controls your reason, your logic and your memory.

- That's why you're feeling confused. - I'm not mixed up!

But if I am, is there any cure?

That's what they all want. There is no immediate cure.

Why don't you contact the police?

Perhaps Missing Persons will have some information

that will jog your memory.

- So, where are you going now? - I'm going to the police station.

The police station?

Yes.

You can use my brother's hotel room for the next few days.

Hey! Don't worry, you'll get better. Sooner than you think.

- OK. - I'll see you later then.

- Yeah. Bye. - OK, bye.

Did it work?

Do you remember anything?

- No! - No?

- Miss! - Yes?

What do you think you're doing? This is a hospital!

I was just helping my patient. I'm sorry.

Excuse me, sir.

- Agent Lee, CIA. - CIA?

Our superior would like to speak with you, for just a moment.

- Me? - Right.

Nothing serious, just a quick chat.

Do you mind coming with us?

Thank you.

Feel free to use this room. It's all yours.

Looking for me?

Yeah, I am.

Who are you? Have we met before?

Not that I recall.

Morgan, CIA.

Chief Operative, Southern Africa. Pleased to meet you.

Have I done something wrong? Do you know about my past?

Yes, I do.

I know you came out of the desert. I know you lost your memory.

And I believe you can help us with a highly classified investigation.

Me?

Are you sure you saw eight graves?

Yes, I'm sure.

And a skeleton hanging from a tree?

- Yes. From the parachute. - Good.

This information could be highly valuable to us.

Of course, we'll have to verify it.

And remember, this is top secret.

Not a word to anyone. I mean no one.

Yes, of course.

Mr. Morgan, if you find out anything else about me,

please let me know.

Sure. I'll be in touch.

Thank you.

Very soon.

5-2-3.

- Huh? - Mean anything to you?

What?

Good. Keep well.

Close, but no cigar.

- It's not him? - No. Striking resemblance, though.

Mr. Morgan, wait.

If I remember anything, how can I contact you?

- You have a business card? - I'm sorry, I don't.

- Here, you can use mine. - Er... no.

Use this. It's better.

The CIA will patch you through immediately.

It's a phone card. You can use it anywhere in the world.

Thank you.

Poor guy can't remember a thing, so put him out of his misery.

I'll make sure he doesn't enjoy the African sun. Leave it to me.

Hey, you two, come on.

I want these two brought inside. Come on, let's move it.

Here you go.

Hurry, hurry, hurry!

- Get us up and running. - Listen to me.

We are at a very delicate stage of testing. The whole process should be gradual.

- I can't guarantee... - And I can't guarantee your family's safety!

Now get it started! Hey, work!

Activate the accelerator!

All set!

How can a tiny fragment power up a whole city?

Oh! You don't understand the power of this fragment!

You, keep working!

- Initiating bombardment! - What's the level?

225.

What's that?

- What's the flow rate? - 40,000 joules and climbing!

It's working. It's working!

- Yeah! - Yes!

Go! Check it out.

What's going on?

400,000 joules. It's completely gonna go off!

Quickly!

Abort! Abort! Abort!

No! Don't abort! Keep going!

We told you it was too soon! The core's expanding!

Let's get out of here!

Oh, my God!

Let's go!

Move it!

Let's get outta here!

Watch out!

Get down! Get down!

- What was that? - I don't know. Let's take a look.

Officer!

Officer! Officer! Officer!

- Sergeant, actually! - Sergeant.

What about my case? I've been waiting two hours.

I'll get to you when I can. Everybody is waiting!

The power station blew up, and it's chaos everywhere, OK?

Now, what are you doing standing in front of me?

If you're a missing person, what are you doing here?

- Have you seen a doctor yet? - I've already seen the doctor, Officer.

Sergeant!

Look, have a seat.

As soon as I've sorted out the problem with the computers,

you'll be the first on my list, OK?

- Pullen. - What?

Yes, sir.

More coffee?

- No, thank you. Five is enough. - I insist.

Thank you.

What am I waiting for?

Computers.

Thanks for popping in. I've been dying to meet you.

Huh?

Hey!

- Hey! What's going on? - Internal Security.

I've got a couple of questions I wanna ask you.

Huh?

Go!

You two, stay here. The rest of you come with me.

We have a suspect. Keep guard.

Get me the stuff.

Have a seat.

28th of March.

You and your group spent the night in this deserted exhibition hall.

On the 29th, your friends disappeared.

On March the 30th, three very important scientists

from my country were kidnapped.

And their whereabouts is still a mystery.

Where have you taken them?

Now listen, my friend.

We witnessed five guys and the scientists at the power station.

Then, mysteriously, it blew up.

Now, if you're not a terrorist, why the hell did you blow it up?

Who are you working for?

I don't know.

Now, on the day that our scientists were kidnapped,

we discovered extremely high-tech, lethal weaponry.

The likes of which we've never seen in Africa.

Now, only a First World country

has got the money and the technology to make something like that.

So, I wanna know from you, my friend, who are you working for?

The Japanese? The Chinese? Or the Americans?

Or maybe somebody else?

And tell me, "Eleven done one too many." What does it mean?

I don't know who saved my life. I thank you, I thank you.

- Ivanovich, Russian. - Jakol, Israel.

- Hans, Germany. - Yeah!

- And you, what's your name? - Paul, France.

Muhammad. I'm Malaysian.

Takeshi, Japan.

- Dick Sing, Korea. - My name is...

Gentlemen, what a great combination we've got here.

Yeah!

So sorry, I have to do this.

Don't move!

Sorry, soldiers. I've only got two parachutes.

- What the hell is going on? - Have a nice flight. Bye!

- What's going on? - Let me go!

Why did you set us up? Tell me!

It's an order.

- Take the controls. - Come on! Come on!

Come on! Come on!

Come on!

- Who are you? - You wanna know who I am?

I want to know who I am.

We found 54 different passports.

That makes six for each of you.

Why?

Where are your friends?

Who are your friends?

Well, there's no point trying to cover for your friends.

And if you think you're in deep trouble now,

well, you ain't smelled nothing yet.

- Talk to me. Now. - They're all dead.

Quite a tough guy, huh?

Well, we know about your special training.

But we got special ways to make tough guys like you crack.

I'm waiting.

I told you, it's no use.

I've lost... all my memory.

With this attitude, you're gonna lose more than just your memory.

Get my drift?

Book him on terrorism, espionage and attempted murder.

Come, just clean up the mess.

If any of his friends arrive I'd like to have a little chat with them.

Hey, what's happening in here?

You idiots, he was handcuffed! That way!

Go around the back!

Jeez, how did he do this?

Don't just stand there! We're losing him!

Thank you. I'll be back.

He's on his way in.

Room 1954.

- Certainly, sir. - Thank you.

Who Am I, Christine. "South African Tribune".

Remember me? Here, take one of my cards.

Oh, I finally found you. It's amazing how hard it is to track you down.

- My editor's been asking... - Excuse me, can you do me a favor?

My taxi's waiting outside. Can you pay for it?

Then the interview, OK?

OK, no problem. But remember the deal.

The interview as soon as I get back.

I trust you.

- Check her out. - Thank you.

- Keep the change. - Oh, thank you.

- Police. Step this way, please. - Police? I didn't even see your ID.

1-9-5-4.

He's gone that way!

- Ow! - What did you give him?

My card, I told you I'm a reporter. I'm doing a story on him.

Sure, story, right.

Coming, coming!

What's going on?

- Hey! - What?

Go, go, go!

Stop, stop!

- Start the car. - Ow!

Huh?

- I shift the gear! - Huh? Hey, what's going on?

Come in!

Wait, are you crazy? Slow down!

Come on, move it. Get 'em!

Three... fourth, wait!

- Ah! - Which gear are you in?

- I don't know! - Watch out!

Hey, watch out!

Watch out!

Be careful!

Will you stop changing gears?

- Find a better road! - At least let me drive!

Go, go, go!

Oh, no! We can't move.

- Do you know to drive? - What do you expect? I only got one arm.

Come on, I'll drive.

- But we're stuck. - Don't worry, I do this all the time.

Do something, they're right behind!

Back to the car.

Car 54, in pursuit.

- Hey, watch out. - I'm driving.

- The police, we're saved. - Good!

- No, even police are after me. - Why? What have you done?

Just keep going.

- Wow! You're great! - Piece of cake.

They're back there!

Huh, it's a dead end.

What was that?

Nothing, just sit tight.

Next time, warn us about seat belts!

- Sorry. - Sorry! Christine, you OK?

I'm alright, but they're right behind us.

- Get us out of here. - Push me up!

Push me up!

- Sorry! - What are you doing?

Hold on!

Sorry!

Come on, let's go, this way.

We're gonna go over. Lean to the right.

- We gotta help them. - OK.

Get out, hurry up!

- Thank you. - Don't thank him, grab him.

Sorry.

- You've gotta trust me. - Will this work?

Yes, good.

- So why are those guys after you? - Everybody after me.

CIA, Secret Police... even you.

- You must be hiding something. - Hiding what?

You must've stolen something from them.

- Where is it? - Where is what?

I don't know, try to remember.

How did you do that so quick?

All I remember is that I've got six passports.

- Look. - Passports?

- No fingerprints? Amazing! - But this isn't you.

- Who is this? - I got it from a dead body.

Dead body? What a great story, Christine!

- It is not a story. - "Eleven done one too many."

- What does this mean? - Oh, this is good.

- "Eleven done one too many." - It's a puzzle.

You remember something, don't you? Tell me!

I used to be good at this.

Oh, I like this, by the way.

Can someone bring my memory back?

- What are you doing? - I was trying to help him.

- I told you... - The doctor said it might help.

- I told you, never do that again! - Hey!

Who am I?

We ran into a slight snag. We lost him.

I suggest you find him, quickly.

He's lost his memory, what harm can he do us?

- Ever heard of short-term amnesia, you idiot? - 'What do you want me to do?'

What you were supposed to do in the first place, kill him.

Right.

Africa's a bit bigger than Washington.

Are you sure you don't want a piece? It's very juicy.

Guys, I've broken the code. It's phone number, a company in Rotterdam.

- Rotterdam? - Yeah.

- How do you know? - "Eleven done one too many."

The letters stand for numbers in a phone keypad.

The first number is the international code 011.

Then the country and the city code. Don't you see?

"Done" is D-1, right?

So look, D is 3, 1 is 1, 31.

- The Netherlands. - OK.

The name of the company is Heinex Holdings.

But all I got was their answering machine.

Sounds great! But I still don't get it.

Where did you learn to break codes like that?

Spy novels, I'm addicted to them.

They could know my past, I have to go there.

You mean, we have to go there. You promised me a story, remember?

Besides, the newspaper will pay our expenses.

OK, you go at your own risk.

It sounds so exciting. I wish I could come with you.

Hey, let's take a picture for my Africa scrap book.

No!

What's wrong?

Is something wrong?

I tried to scare him, just like you did.

- That was a good one. - I gotcha!

Did it work?

Anyway, this one's out of film. Let's try another one.

Forget it.

Yuki, thank you very much. We'll keep in touch.

- OK. - Say bye to your brother. Let's go.

- Where are you headed? - Airport.

You're gonna walk?

I'll drive!

Good idea.

What's wrong with my driving?

This is the place.

The encoded phone number belongs to that building over there.

- Did you talk to anybody? - Yes.

- Who? - The operator.

- Then what? - I just hung up.

- You hung up? - Who am I supposed to talk to?

There must be over a hundred companies in there.

The number is right.

The matches from the dead body are also from this restaurant.

- He must have been here. - That's obvious. So, what do we do now?

- Should we just walk in and take a look? - I don't think so.

The place is heavily guarded. Even the police would have a hard time getting in there.

Where are you going?

- I gotta make a phone call. - Here, use mine.

No, I use payphone. Reception is better.

- Mr. Morgan. - Hi, who's there?

No, it's Who Am I. Remember me?

Yeah, of course. How could I forget?

- I found out something very important. - 'Yeah, what's that?

'Hello. Are you there?'

A building, maybe their headquarters.

- 'Whose headquarters?' - 'The people trying to kill me.'

I'm at a coffee shop, across the street.

And whereabouts in South Africa is this building?

No. I'm in Rotterdam.

- He's across the road. - What?

'Hello, are you there?'

Yeah, yeah, I'm here. OK, don't do anything.

Give me 30 minutes to arrange back-up for you and then call me.

- 'I need more information.' - OK.

And remember, don't trust anyone. Got it?

- 'Hey, are you listening?' - Uh... yes.

What's going on?

Our native friend's in the coffee shop across the street.

- Take your men and finish him off. - Who?

- Our African friend. - What do you mean, the...?

- And don't blow it this time. - OK, go!

Peter, wait. Don't kill him.

- Bring him back here. - Yes, sir.

I need to find out what he knows.

'Yeah, yeah, I'm here. OK, don't do anything.

'Give me 30 minutes to arrange back-up for you and then call me.

'I need more information. And remember, don't trust anyone.'

Listen to me.

- Why are you tapping my phone calls? - I'm a reporter, remember?

- What kind of reporter uses this? - The best. I'll do anything to get the story.

- Anything? - Yes.

Anything.

Quick!

Look, I'm sorry, I shouldn't have done that.

I crossed the line.

But I'm not the one you should be worried about.

Maybe your friend on the phone is lying to you.

No, he's CIA.

Every organization has people on the take.

Look, I didn't mean to offend you. Here, you can have the tape.

- Let me explain. - This is a gun. You're not a reporter!

Now I know how you broke the codes so easily.

And opened the handcuffs. Who are you? What do you want?

Listen to me!

- Who are you? - Alright.

I haven't been totally honest with you, but it was for your own protection.

I'm with the CIA.

- Now you're CIA? - Yes, but I'm on your side.

Nobody's on my side!

Did you call anybody in the bathroom?

- What are you talking about? - You set me up!

You, round up the back.

Think you can get away?

Let's go!

- Heave! Up! - Up!

Excuse me!

After him!

Hey! What do you think you're doing?

What's going on here?

- Mind your own business, will ya? - Hey, you can't do that!

Ow!

Feels good?

Heave, up! Heave, up! Heave, up!

Stop! Don't move!

Kenny! No!

Don't shoot!

Put it away.

Here, sweetie.

Move. Move! Get out of the way.

Get out of the way.

Donation. Save The Children Fund.

'Mr. Morgan?'

- Who Am I? - You're right. Someone's after me.

My men couldn't find you at the coffee shop. What happened?

- I had to leave. Where are you? - I'm on my way to Rotterdam.

You stay put. Where are you?

- How long till you get here? - Three to four hours.

I'll commandeer a military jet. Where are you?

'Where are you?'

I'll call you then.

So, why don't we just kill him?

Because we still don't know what he's found out.

The buyer's here this afternoon.

Once the transaction is complete, we'll have nothing to fear from him.

You take care of the three Einsteins upstairs.

When the deal's history, so are they.

I want that lab pristine.

- And no evidence left in this building. - It's being dealt with.

Hey, Mr. Armano.

Hey, nice joint you got here. Now I'm getting to like Rotterdam.

And I see the general's got security nice and tight.

Yeah, and he's been expecting you.

Sorry.

Over here, this entry point and here. I want 24 hours surveillance.

- Effective immediately. - Yes, ma'am.

Hey! What are you doing?

Shh!

So, that's what happened to the power station.

That rock is really something.

Now, that's what I call quality advertising.

Can you imagine the amount of energy produced by this fragment?

My client prefers reality to imagination.

That's why we're not giving you all the money up front.

But I'd say half a billion dollars is more than enough motivation

for you to deliver a quality product.

Mr. Nelson is not into giving charity.

Believe me, he's getting a bargain.

He only paid for one third of the research project in South Africa.

And he's getting a complete product.

They're bringing the scientists and the merchandise right up.

Bring in another pot of hot coffee.

Thank you.

So, you take 20% on the deal, Armano?

Frank, I'm just a poor boy trying to make a living.

This disc contains the only remaining information about the formula.

The rest of the research files have been completely deleted.

And keep in mind that we still don't have all the knowledge

to control the energy expansion completely.

Yes, that's a problem.

We need more time to solve this problem.

Once we solve it, the energy could be used for a positive purpose.

- He's right. - That's very considerate, gentlemen.

But we had something a little bit different in mind.

Can you imagine an ordinary machine gun

with the destructive force of a ballistic missile?

Oh-oh, oh-oh, you... you...

You've promised us that you should not use the formula for destruction.

- We've already spoken about your daughter. - Wait a minute!

And now... now you sell it to arms dealers.

- Yes. That's it! - Take these gentlemen away.

Seems they've over-exerted themselves.

This Mr. Nelson of yours is not only a very astute man,

but he's also going to be very rich

because everybody is gonna want this weaponry.

Can you believe this little piece of plastic costs billions of dollars?

Drinks and hors d'oeuvres are ready outside, sir.

Why don't you take our friend here with you and show him our hospitality?

Yes, sir.

It's so hard to find good help you can trust these days.

Yes.

Six, seven, eight zeros.

Hey, don't make a mistake, one zero makes a hell of a lot of difference.

I don't play around when it comes to money.

You know, when I press this enter, all that money is gonna be yours.

One moment.

Look at this. They call this swift banking.

- And I still gotta wait. - Come on! Come on!

Hey, calm down, calm down. You waited this long. What's a few minutes?

I need a drink.

I'm the one who should be worried about this.

Hey, General.

I still think there's too many people that know about this thing.

- What do you think? - Relax!

The commandos involved in the mission all met with a tragic accident.

Oh, yeah? Well, according to my sources, there was one survivor.

He doesn't even know who he is. And by tomorrow, he won't exist.

And our three learned gentlemen will be disposed of, along with their lab.

Well, why wait? We got the disc, why don't we do it now?

Yung! Go take care of our three gentlemen.

Yes, sir.

You know, that statement kinda worries me a little.

What, am I gonna be the next to go?

That's right. You did send me the 500 million dollars, didn't you?

I'm joking!

I was kidding. We're friends, Armano, huh?

Now look, friendship! Come one, come on!

♪ Friendship, friendship

♪ I'll do anything for you

♪ Friendship, friendship

♪ You'll do anything for me! These guys have got what it takes... ♪

- Coffee? - Yeah, coffee.

Coffee. Coffee.

How's it going?

We have a dress code here. Hey, tidy up.

- Congratulations, General. - All in good time.

What's the matter? Not enough zeros?

That's funny. It's not on my screen.

What're you talking about? I just forwarded it from our account.

Here, take a look.

The name of my account is Heinex Holdings.

- Yes, so what? - Well, it's not in Heinex Holdings.

It's in... "Save The Children Fund"?

No! Somebody's been messing with my computer.

- Someone knocked out one of our guys! - It's him! Seal off the building!

Floor to floor search! Find him! Kill him!

- He's in the building! - Who's in the building?

- What? He's in the building? - That's it! This is a set up.

You guys are trying to set me up, aren't you?

- Yes, sir. - Right there, that's the man!

When you were pouring the coffee, you were messing with my computer, weren't you?

- No! It was one of your men! - My men?

- Shut up! Where is he? - Just outside!

Go down! Search the kitchen!

- Don't worry! - Don't worry.

- I'll find him. - Hey, the scientists!

We can't kill them now! Stop them!

Save The Children! I hate children.

I want the building secure from top to bottom.

Seal off all the escape routes and check the ventilation system.

Groups of three. Stay alert. He's a special operative.

A million dollars to the team that kills him.

- Now get going. - Yes, sir!

- I'm depending on you two. - Yes, sir!

Before this goes any further, I want my disc back.

Are you still trying to pull something on me?

You think I'm some little punk you can just push around?

What's the matter? Are you getting senile before your time?

Don't you remember? I gave you the disc. Like this.

Oh, yeah? You gave me the disc? Well, I gave you the disc back.

- Just like this. - You have it on you, don't you?

Get your greasy hands off me!

Hey, that's the guy who was pouring me coffee!

- It's him! - Him, who?

Get out of the way!

Get the men in here!

'Boss, what's the matter? Can you repeat?'

You missed. What an idiot!

And you, short stuff, you got my disc.

Is this what you want?

OK, you got a fraction of a second to give that disc back to its rightful owner.

- Or I'm gonna break your little... - Don't talk! Kill him!

Oh, you shut up! Man, I got it under control.

What's the matter with your mind, huh?

Because of this, you stole and kidnapped and killed nine good men!

All for this?

Why do you want to destroy life, when you can make it better?

- What do you want? - Nothing!

I want my life back!

Hey! He's over here. In the boss's room.

Get the disc and kill him!

The children thank you.

- General, you OK? - Call an ambulance.

- Get that disc! - Yes, sir.

He's down there!

- Don't move! - Who Am I.

Morgan, it's you!

Course, it's me, I've been trying to find you!

You've come to kill me! You're one of them!

What are you talking about? I've come to get you out.

- You're lying. What are you doing here? - I'm working undercover.

It's taken me two years to get into Sharman's organization.

I'm this close to nailing him!

Yeah. I guess you saw me in the conference room.

Once the money goes through, he's mine.

- I sent the money to the children's fund. - You what?

You know what you've done? You've blown a two-year investigation!

The disc! You must have had access to the disc.

- Have you got it? - Yes.

Good. It's crucial evidence.

You keep it.

Now, let's get you outta here.

Wait a minute.

Your men found me at the coffee shop. I never told you where I was.

Of course, they found you.

Remember the calling card I gave you? It's got a microchip in it.

It gives your location every time you use it.

- They tried to kill me! - Those weren't my men.

By the time my men got there, you were gone.

Sharman must be tapping my phone.

Look, if I'd wanted to kill you, I could've done that in South Africa.

Sharman must've sent the hitmen after you in Johannesburg.

But don't worry, we'll take care of them.

Look, I know you're confused.

You don't know who to trust.

Like I said before, don't trust anyone.

You've got the disc. You keep it.

Now, let's get you outta here.

I might not get out. You keep it.

Let's go.

You'll never know who you are.

I might have amnesia, but I'm not stupid.

Don't trust anyone! Remember?

Get your hands off me! Go get him!

The disc... He's got the disc!

You've got two choices. Give us the disc, jump off.

Or number two, we take the disc and throw you off.

I like the third choice.

I keep the disc and I throw you both off!

Good.

- How long? - Thirty seconds.

Twenty-nine seconds. Not bad.

Going again.

Behind you.

Hmm.

Take it easy. We got plenty of time.

- Twenty seconds! - Come on!

Come on! Come on!

Ooh! Ow!

- Time's up. - Shut up!

- Good! - Game's over!

Let's finish him.

Stop!

What are you playin' at? Where's the disc?

It fell down to the car park.

Well, then finish him off, quickly!

The black bag, it's in the car park, pick it up.

You want more fight?

Don't hit me! Don't hit me!

Whoa!

He's there!

- Great! Which side did you throw him off? - 'I don't know.'

You bunch of baboons!

I can't believe you're still in one piece.

You've got no choice, come on!

They gotta be kidding.

- We won't catch him in this. - It's under control.

Execute plan B.

- That's plan B? - No, plan A.

- What's plan B? - You'll see.

Go!

- Think you can trust me now? - Sorry, you're just so young to be CIA.

Young? We've got people who are 18.

What is this? I'm one of you!

- NS1, Special Ops. - We know who you are.

Then you know I'm undercover.

Yes, I know.

You're a disgrace to the CIA. Get him out of my sight.

All units, search for the disc.

- Nice kick. - Thank you.

- We couldn't have done this without you. - Anybody would do it.

One thing I never forget that my father told me.

"Always do the right thing. Stop the people who don't."

I wish all parents taught their children that.

And don't worry, our headquarters are sending through

the information about your identity.

Thank you.

One last thing. Have you got the disc?

He also told me, "Respect nature."

- I dropped it somewhere. - I know.

- Where are you going? - Africa.

Watsalanaajo, Watsalanaajo

Watsalanaajo

Watsala... Watsalanaajo

Watsalanaajo

Watsalanaajo, Watsalanaajo

Watsalanaajo, Watsalanaajo

In the dark I awoke, Where am I right now?

Where should I go now? Where shall I head to?

Through sandstorms and chaos

I do not know who I really am

Who am I yesterday? Who am I today?

Time passes by, I muddle through, come and go

I am who I am, but who am I?

Is it curse or chance I'm not myself?

Watsalanaajo, Watsalanaajo

Watsalanaajo, Watsalanaajo

Watsalanaajo, Watsalanaajo

Watsalanaajo, Watsalanaajo

Through the thick fog, I cannot make out his face

I travelled north to south, where shall I go next?

Across vast lands, is this a blessing or curse?

Today I travel north, best to go alone

Who am I yesterday? Who am I today?

I have smiled and cried Why has this happened to me?

I am who I am, but who am I?

Is it curse or chance I'm not myself?

Watsalanaajo, Watsalanaajo

Watsalanaajo, Watsalanaajo

Watsalanaajo, Watsalanaajo

Watsalanaajo, Watsalanaajo

Watsalanaajo, Watsalanaajo

Watsalanaajo, Watsalanaajo

Watsalanaajo, Watsalanaajo