WEBVTT 00:13.973 --> 00:15.975 [intriguing music playing] 00:24.984 --> 00:28.779 [Ben] Someone once asked me what universe this was. 00:28.863 --> 00:30.448 A strange question that 00:30.531 --> 00:32.867 stuck with me all these years later. 00:32.950 --> 00:34.452 All I could say for sure 00:34.535 --> 00:37.496 was it was the only one I knew of. 00:37.580 --> 00:40.040 And that was as true then as it is now. 00:42.084 --> 00:44.503 Am I an extraordinary man? 00:44.587 --> 00:46.088 Yes. 00:46.172 --> 00:47.757 Am I an ordinary man? 00:47.840 --> 00:49.175 Yes. 00:49.258 --> 00:51.469 I'm both. I'm neither. 00:51.552 --> 00:53.220 But aren't we all? 00:55.514 --> 00:57.016 New York. 00:59.894 --> 01:01.896 I grew up in this city. 01:03.397 --> 01:04.857 -I learned to fight in this city. -[kids grunting] 01:04.940 --> 01:06.442 Get him! 01:07.777 --> 01:09.779 [Ben] And I fell in love in this city. 01:13.365 --> 01:15.367 A mistake I'll never make again. 01:18.621 --> 01:20.623 I used to be The Spider, 01:20.706 --> 01:22.708 this city's hero. 01:22.792 --> 01:23.918 Always on guard, 01:24.001 --> 01:26.879 always ready to swoop in and save the day. 01:27.713 --> 01:28.839 [grunting] 01:44.230 --> 01:46.607 That ended when Ruby died. 01:58.786 --> 02:01.705 We were going to be married in the spring. 02:01.789 --> 02:04.500 I even bought a ring to make it official. 02:04.583 --> 02:07.837 A ring I never had the chance to give her. 02:16.095 --> 02:17.972 Ruby once told me that 02:18.055 --> 02:22.017 with great power comes great responsibility. 02:22.101 --> 02:24.353 Well, she was the greatest responsibility 02:24.436 --> 02:26.438 I ever had. 02:26.522 --> 02:28.524 And I failed her. 02:30.234 --> 02:32.236 The Spider failed her. 02:35.531 --> 02:38.742 After that, I didn't want the power or the responsibility. 02:42.746 --> 02:45.541 So I went back to being just an ordinary man. 02:47.751 --> 02:50.129 That was five years ago. 02:55.384 --> 02:57.386 [♪ Kirby sings "Saving Grace"] 03:04.727 --> 03:07.313 ♪ The colors fading from the photograph ♪ 03:07.396 --> 03:09.064 ♪ I could tell the story ♪ 03:09.148 --> 03:11.734 ♪ but still you wouldn't know the half ♪ 03:11.817 --> 03:14.528 ♪ This love was brought to life from shards of glass ♪ 03:14.612 --> 03:16.614 ♪ When you kiss me there's a shifting ♪ 03:16.697 --> 03:19.074 ♪ in the sepia tone ♪ 03:19.158 --> 03:22.286 ♪ Can't escape the madness, baby, magnetism ♪ 03:22.369 --> 03:25.623 ♪ Run away but something pulls me back into it ♪ 03:25.706 --> 03:28.751 ♪ Lately I've been staring at a broken mirror ♪ 03:28.834 --> 03:32.212 ♪ Needing someone to call my own ♪ 03:32.296 --> 03:35.424 ♪ Hey, lover ♪ 03:35.507 --> 03:38.302 ♪ I need someone to save me now ♪ 03:38.385 --> 03:40.554 ♪ from all the pain ♪ 03:40.638 --> 03:43.015 ♪ I suffer ♪ 03:43.098 --> 03:45.851 ♪ and the heavy world that weighs me down ♪ 03:45.935 --> 03:49.396 ♪ 'Cause the world ain't sweet ♪ 03:49.480 --> 03:51.774 ♪ It's bitter to taste ♪ 03:51.857 --> 03:53.150 ♪ But you could be ♪ 03:53.233 --> 03:56.445 ♪ my saving grace ♪ 04:17.800 --> 04:19.802 [song ends] 04:22.054 --> 04:24.056 -[piano playing up-tempo jazz] -[match strikes] 04:24.139 --> 04:26.141 [quiet, indistinct chatter] 04:39.071 --> 04:40.572 What do you think? 04:45.119 --> 04:46.954 [woman] I think you got a bingo. 04:47.037 --> 04:48.872 Say, you're kinda handsome. 04:48.956 --> 04:50.624 Now I'm questioning your eyesight. 04:50.708 --> 04:51.709 [chuckles] 04:51.792 --> 04:53.043 Funny, too. 04:53.127 --> 04:55.295 So, you got a wife? 04:55.379 --> 04:57.631 -No. -Shame. 04:57.715 --> 04:59.091 I got a husband. 04:59.174 --> 05:01.260 Not that it's ever stopped me from having a good time. 05:01.343 --> 05:02.261 Know what I mean? 05:02.344 --> 05:04.346 I've got a decent idea. 05:04.430 --> 05:07.433 When your husband gets the same idea, tell him to give me a call. 05:08.475 --> 05:10.102 [woman] Hm. Okay. 05:13.939 --> 05:15.607 [busboy] Excuse me, sir? Sir! 05:16.608 --> 05:17.693 You forgot your hat. 05:17.776 --> 05:19.069 Thank you. 05:20.154 --> 05:23.532 You keep following me, it won't end the way you want it to. 05:23.615 --> 05:25.409 It never does. 05:27.077 --> 05:28.412 Addison! 05:28.495 --> 05:29.872 [cars honking] 05:29.955 --> 05:31.874 [thrilling music playing] 05:42.426 --> 05:43.385 [grunts] 05:49.475 --> 05:51.602 Sorry, pal. Hey. 05:51.685 --> 05:53.395 Don't do it, Addison. 05:53.479 --> 05:56.273 I'm as liable to shoot you as I am to give chase. 05:59.151 --> 06:00.861 Damn it! 06:08.786 --> 06:10.120 [people chattering] 06:10.204 --> 06:11.830 [woman] Oh, my God, is he dead? 06:15.793 --> 06:17.294 -[gasps] -[onlookers exclaim] 06:18.879 --> 06:20.672 -[grunts] -Sir, sir, you shouldn't-- 06:20.756 --> 06:22.925 -You really shouldn't-- -Where did they go? Which way? 06:49.827 --> 06:51.370 [high-pitched ringing] 06:51.453 --> 06:53.997 [distorted, muffled voice speaking] 06:58.127 --> 07:01.630 [man] It's not my fault you ripped off the wrong people, Addison. 07:01.713 --> 07:05.050 Now, come on, let's go. It's getting late and it smells like shit back here. 07:05.134 --> 07:06.802 I tried to warn you. 07:07.803 --> 07:09.304 What? 07:10.347 --> 07:11.306 Whoa. 07:17.729 --> 07:19.857 Now you're gonna burn. 07:27.906 --> 07:29.783 Jesus, Mary and Joseph. 07:29.867 --> 07:31.577 -[grunting] -[whimpering] 07:35.622 --> 07:38.542 Oh… Oh, no. Oh, my God! Oh... 07:38.625 --> 07:41.003 Whoa, whoa! [grunts] 07:43.630 --> 07:45.132 [Ben grunting] 08:03.150 --> 08:04.610 Huh. 08:10.741 --> 08:12.534 Okay. 08:12.618 --> 08:16.079 [exclaims] Oh! That man was completely on fire. 08:16.163 --> 08:18.081 I've never seen such a thing. 08:18.165 --> 08:20.751 Should've known it was fishy they offered me 50 bucks 08:20.834 --> 08:21.919 to track down a nobody. 08:22.002 --> 08:24.129 Who hired you-- guy named Winston? 08:24.213 --> 08:26.715 -Yeah. -Bastard only offered me 30. 08:28.675 --> 08:30.260 I need a drink. You? 08:30.344 --> 08:32.930 Sure. Nothing too fancy. All I got is-- 08:33.013 --> 08:34.056 Three bucks. 08:34.139 --> 08:37.351 Come on, Donegal. I know a joint. [grunts] 08:37.434 --> 08:40.979 Might even have a girl for you. If you like train wrecks. 08:41.063 --> 08:43.440 Oh. I must, 08:43.523 --> 08:45.525 'cause I keep marrying 'em. 08:51.073 --> 08:52.115 Morning. 08:52.199 --> 08:53.533 It was. 08:53.617 --> 08:55.702 Now it's a mediocre afternoon, headed towards 08:55.786 --> 08:57.913 a lousy evening. Coffee? 08:57.996 --> 09:00.207 You got anything a little harder? 09:00.290 --> 09:02.042 That's what I keep asking my husband. 09:02.125 --> 09:04.169 -You can just pour it right in. -That's just it-- 09:04.253 --> 09:05.420 you really can't. 09:05.504 --> 09:06.713 -Any calls? -Well, to receive calls, 09:06.797 --> 09:09.007 you got to pay Ma Bell. 09:09.091 --> 09:11.093 Till then, that's just a paperweight. 09:11.176 --> 09:12.469 How'd it go with Addison? 09:14.137 --> 09:16.139 Oh, wow. That well, huh? 09:17.766 --> 09:19.101 Addison's dead. 09:19.184 --> 09:20.310 -You... -No. 09:20.394 --> 09:24.189 -Some other guy. This goddamn city-- -[door opens] 09:24.273 --> 09:25.440 You open? 09:25.524 --> 09:26.817 -No! -Yes! 09:26.900 --> 09:28.318 I tried calling, but it didn't 09:28.402 --> 09:30.279 -seem to go through. -Mr.-Mr. Reilly believes that 09:30.362 --> 09:32.281 business is better conducted face-to-face. 09:32.364 --> 09:34.533 Wouldn't you agree, Mister…? 09:34.616 --> 09:35.492 Uh, Carmedy. 09:35.575 --> 09:37.077 Right this way, Mr. Carmedy. 09:38.537 --> 09:39.871 It's about my wife. 09:50.841 --> 09:53.635 You a rich man, Mr. Carmedy? 09:53.719 --> 09:56.555 No. Not particularly. 09:56.638 --> 09:58.515 Possessed of a keen wit, then? 09:59.308 --> 10:00.309 Huh? 10:01.560 --> 10:02.561 Huh. 10:02.644 --> 10:04.855 Look, I heard my wife on the phone this afternoon. 10:04.938 --> 10:07.733 She's gonna meet this so-and-so at 8:00 tonight. 10:07.816 --> 10:10.193 I even got the address. Look, look, look. 10:10.277 --> 10:13.071 I do love a client who comes prepared. 10:13.155 --> 10:15.198 So you'll do it? You'll take the case? 10:15.282 --> 10:17.534 Okay, Carmedy, my rate's ten dollars a day, plus-- 10:17.617 --> 10:19.828 But you'll get pictures, right? 10:19.911 --> 10:23.248 Cause without pictures it's basically just a-a "he said, she said" situation. 10:23.332 --> 10:25.876 I'm sure your suspicions are unfounded, Mr. Carmedy, 10:25.959 --> 10:28.712 but if it comes to it, don't you fret, Ben's an ace photographer. 10:28.795 --> 10:29.713 Never miss a shot. 10:32.424 --> 10:33.925 Ten dollars a day. 10:34.009 --> 10:35.594 Plus expenses. 10:35.677 --> 10:38.138 Janet'll get your info and a small retainer. 10:38.221 --> 10:40.766 Come back day after tomorrow and, uh… [clears throat] 10:40.849 --> 10:41.892 I'll give you what you want. 10:41.975 --> 10:44.436 [exclaims softly] Thank you. [chuckles] 10:44.519 --> 10:45.645 [chuckles softly] Come on, Mr. Carmedy, 10:45.729 --> 10:46.938 let's get that info and that retainer, huh? 10:47.022 --> 10:48.899 [Carmedy laughs] 10:48.982 --> 10:50.484 [quirky music playing] 10:51.568 --> 10:55.155 Explosion at Standard Oil. Read all about it. 10:55.238 --> 10:58.450 Explosion at Standard Oil. 10:58.533 --> 11:02.329 Explosion, here, at Standard Oil. 11:15.550 --> 11:17.552 -[entry bells jingle] -[door closes] 11:17.636 --> 11:19.971 Sorry I'm late. I was chasing a story. 11:20.055 --> 11:21.348 Some other mobster 11:21.431 --> 11:24.851 is finally making a move on Silvermane. 11:24.935 --> 11:26.770 Burned down his mansion a couple of nights ago, 11:26.853 --> 11:28.271 killed six of his men, 11:28.355 --> 11:31.024 and somehow, the old bastard escaped. 11:31.108 --> 11:33.443 You think Finn Byrne likes being called Silvermane? 11:33.527 --> 11:36.780 Thinks it speaks to-- I don't know-- gravitas and longevity? 11:36.863 --> 11:39.282 [short chuckle] If I ever get that rich, you call me 11:39.366 --> 11:41.952 -anything you want. -That-That's a used pickle. Uh... 11:43.537 --> 11:45.288 So, what you hiding over there-- another cheating spouse? 11:48.417 --> 11:49.626 Thought you said you weren't gonna take those anymore. 11:49.709 --> 11:52.462 I haven't paid Janet in months. Beggars can't be choosers. 11:52.546 --> 11:56.299 Says the man who has chosen to be a beggar. For Chrissakes, Ben-- 11:56.383 --> 11:58.301 Robbie, not today, okay? Not again. 12:00.178 --> 12:01.805 Have you seen it out there? 12:01.888 --> 12:03.390 The city's a mess. 12:03.473 --> 12:05.475 Ever since The Spider disappeared, 12:05.559 --> 12:08.061 Silvermane's got this city by the throat. 12:08.145 --> 12:09.646 Crime is out of control 12:09.729 --> 12:12.399 and the police are completely in his pocket. 12:12.482 --> 12:13.692 Now, the people-- 12:13.775 --> 12:16.361 the people could use a hero. 12:19.823 --> 12:21.491 Well... 12:21.575 --> 12:23.201 I hope they find someone. 12:23.285 --> 12:26.121 -You used to be-- -I know who I used to be. 12:28.665 --> 12:31.543 And I know who I am now. 12:31.626 --> 12:34.504 There's always gonna be another Silvermane, Robbie. 12:34.588 --> 12:36.047 There's no point in fighting it. 12:37.090 --> 12:40.051 I can't help but wonder what Ruby would think if she heard you talking like that. 12:40.135 --> 12:41.386 [dramatic music playing] 12:41.470 --> 12:43.430 [muffled grunting] 12:53.273 --> 12:55.275 Ruby's been dead a long time. 12:57.360 --> 12:59.529 I don't care what she'd think anymore. 13:06.077 --> 13:07.996 Hey, Frankie, you're out early today. 13:08.079 --> 13:10.832 Hey, Reilly, how you doing? 13:13.877 --> 13:16.046 You know, I've been practicing my pocket tricks. 13:16.129 --> 13:18.256 [Ben] Oh, yeah? How's that going? 13:19.674 --> 13:22.135 [Frankie] You tell me. [wolf whistles] 13:24.763 --> 13:25.847 Dames, huh? 13:25.931 --> 13:27.015 What would you know? 13:27.098 --> 13:29.017 Lots. I'm wise behind these ears. 13:29.100 --> 13:30.977 Smarts like that, maybe think about going to school. 13:31.061 --> 13:33.522 Who needs it? A plus B equals C. 13:33.605 --> 13:35.607 -You don't do math with letters, kid. -[line ringing] 13:35.690 --> 13:37.150 Donegal. Reilly. 13:37.234 --> 13:39.528 Listen, I think we should talk about last night. 13:40.779 --> 13:43.114 [Donegal] So, what's this proposition you got for me? 13:43.198 --> 13:45.075 We left a man dead last night. 13:45.158 --> 13:47.327 Feels like that could be trouble coming down the tracks 13:47.410 --> 13:50.163 or an opportunity worth pursuing. Either way, 13:50.247 --> 13:51.957 I think we should know more about who hired us 13:52.040 --> 13:54.084 and why they wanted him so bad. 13:57.170 --> 13:58.296 So you got a plan, then? 13:59.381 --> 14:02.425 Kinda. Can you be sober by 9:00 a.m. tomorrow? 14:02.509 --> 14:05.804 Oh, hi, handsome. Long time no see. 14:07.097 --> 14:08.431 By the morning? 14:08.515 --> 14:10.058 Mm... sure. 14:11.768 --> 14:13.186 [newsie shouting] Get your evening edition. 14:13.270 --> 14:15.814 Silvermane survives in skivvies. 14:15.897 --> 14:17.315 Thank you, sir. 14:17.399 --> 14:19.484 Hot off the presses. 14:19.568 --> 14:21.945 Silvermane survives in skivvies. 14:22.028 --> 14:23.989 [Robbie] Ever since The Spider disappeared, 14:24.072 --> 14:26.866 Silvermane has had a chokehold on this city, 14:26.950 --> 14:29.744 murdering anyone that gets in his way. 14:29.828 --> 14:32.205 But one brave soul tried to free us 14:32.289 --> 14:34.249 from the mobster's reign of terror, 14:34.332 --> 14:36.293 setting fire to Silvermane's mansion 14:36.376 --> 14:38.587 while he was asleep upstairs. 14:38.670 --> 14:40.714 But he failed to kill the old bastard, 14:40.797 --> 14:42.966 so brace yourself for a bloody rampage 14:43.049 --> 14:45.302 from Silvermane and his goons. 14:45.385 --> 14:47.470 If only The Spider were here 14:47.554 --> 14:49.431 to save us from the madness. 14:49.514 --> 14:51.600 Damn, Robbie. 14:51.683 --> 14:53.685 Give it a rest, would you? 14:58.523 --> 15:00.525 [contemplative music playing] 15:12.787 --> 15:14.789 ♪ ♪ 15:32.807 --> 15:35.143 Evening, sir. How can I help you? 15:35.226 --> 15:37.937 I got a delivery for Boris Karloff. 15:38.021 --> 15:39.939 [doorman] Sorry, bud. Karloff don't live here. 15:40.023 --> 15:43.109 [Ben] No, sure he does. He might be listed under his stage name. 15:43.193 --> 15:44.861 Uh, Stein. 15:45.987 --> 15:49.449 Frank N. Stein. 15:50.659 --> 15:51.785 [elevator bell dings] 15:51.868 --> 15:54.913 All right. Don't bother. I'll see myself out. 16:07.050 --> 16:08.551 [sighs] 16:10.929 --> 16:12.430 [grunts] 16:12.514 --> 16:14.516 [panting] 16:26.069 --> 16:28.071 [grunting] 16:30.115 --> 16:32.200 [grunting] 16:39.833 --> 16:42.252 [man chuckling inside] 16:45.964 --> 16:47.966 [indistinct conversation] 17:10.321 --> 17:11.364 [woman] No, stop. 17:11.448 --> 17:13.491 -[man] Come on... Come on. -No. 17:13.575 --> 17:14.534 [man] Gimme something. 17:14.617 --> 17:16.578 [woman] Get off of me! 17:16.661 --> 17:18.204 [man] Come here! 17:18.288 --> 17:19.539 [kissing] 17:19.622 --> 17:20.915 -[grunts] -Oh! 17:21.958 --> 17:22.792 [thwip] 17:24.294 --> 17:26.004 What the hell? 17:42.771 --> 17:44.022 He's here early. 17:44.105 --> 17:45.857 [whispering] You're late. 17:45.940 --> 17:47.901 Go. Go. 17:50.445 --> 17:51.946 Morning, Winston. 17:52.030 --> 17:54.324 Care for a cup of coffee or maybe some tea 17:54.407 --> 17:57.285 or do you just want to order both and see which one comes first? 17:57.368 --> 17:59.037 Save your breath, Reilly. 17:59.120 --> 18:00.622 You told me you know where Addison is, 18:00.705 --> 18:02.582 so take your money and talk. 18:02.665 --> 18:04.834 Actually, the price has gone up. 18:04.918 --> 18:06.252 Excuse me? 18:07.170 --> 18:09.714 The other PI you hired told me offered him 50, 18:09.798 --> 18:12.425 so I'm not telling you for a penny less than 200. 18:12.509 --> 18:14.761 Cute. 18:14.844 --> 18:16.805 But give me one good reason I shouldn't plug you. 18:16.888 --> 18:18.890 [suspenseful music playing] 18:18.973 --> 18:20.308 How about 38 reasons? 18:20.391 --> 18:22.185 -[gun cocks] -It's actually a .32, 18:22.268 --> 18:25.021 but I doubt your organs will know the difference. 18:25.104 --> 18:27.857 Now, a guy like you in a suit like that-- 18:27.941 --> 18:30.318 you didn't cook this up on your own. 18:30.401 --> 18:33.488 So, why don't you go back to whoever it is that sent you 18:33.571 --> 18:34.906 and find me 200 dollars. 18:34.989 --> 18:36.783 And then I'll tell you where Addison is. 18:36.866 --> 18:39.661 -And I'll keep the .30 as a tip. -[clears throat] 18:39.744 --> 18:42.455 Janet'll keep the .30 as a tip. 18:42.539 --> 18:43.873 Cute. 18:45.124 --> 18:46.376 Real cute. 18:57.929 --> 18:59.931 [engine starts] 19:10.233 --> 19:12.235 ♪ ♪ 19:36.467 --> 19:38.469 ♪ ♪ 19:53.234 --> 19:55.028 [soft chuckle] 19:55.111 --> 19:56.613 Funny. 19:56.696 --> 19:58.781 Guy burns down my house, 19:58.865 --> 20:00.825 tries to kill me... 20:00.909 --> 20:02.660 Makes me feel young again. 20:03.828 --> 20:06.164 Did Reilly tell you where Addison is? 20:06.247 --> 20:07.790 [Winston] A shakedown. 20:07.874 --> 20:10.960 He won't tell me where Addison is unless he gets more cash. 20:11.044 --> 20:12.420 [Silvermane] Pay him whatever he wants. 20:13.504 --> 20:16.716 The boys are convinced Addison's got some kind of powers. 20:21.012 --> 20:23.765 If he does, I want to talk to him. 20:23.848 --> 20:25.391 Do whatever it takes. 20:25.475 --> 20:27.143 Find Addison. 20:33.733 --> 20:35.777 Hot damn! Can you believe our luck? 20:36.861 --> 20:39.822 Sadly, yes. Stepping into a steaming pile of dogshit 20:39.906 --> 20:41.658 is kind of my specialty. 20:41.741 --> 20:44.285 Are you daft? Byrne's the deepest pockets in New York. 20:44.369 --> 20:46.120 We're the only ones who know Addison's dead. 20:46.204 --> 20:47.538 We can ask for a thousand now. 20:47.622 --> 20:49.666 Shake down Silvermane? It's an idea. 20:49.749 --> 20:52.794 Thing is, I've got this crazy preference for being alive. 20:52.877 --> 20:54.879 You do what you want. I'm leaving this one alone. 20:54.963 --> 20:58.508 You're a coward, Reilly. Fortune favors the bold. 20:58.591 --> 21:00.510 -And look how poor I am. -[laughs] 21:05.556 --> 21:07.141 [Janet in distance] I'm in here. 21:08.434 --> 21:09.435 [door opens] 21:09.519 --> 21:10.645 How'd that go? 21:10.728 --> 21:12.146 -[Ben] Dead end. -[door closes] 21:12.230 --> 21:13.356 How about this? 21:13.439 --> 21:15.900 [clicks tongue] Uh... interesting. 21:15.984 --> 21:16.985 You got some great shots. 21:17.068 --> 21:19.487 -[Ben chuckles] I couldn't resist. -[chuckles] 21:20.947 --> 21:22.657 I do have one question, though. 21:22.740 --> 21:25.576 Am I crazy or is that the goddamn mayor of New York? 21:25.660 --> 21:28.871 [ominous music playing] 21:28.955 --> 21:31.124 [mayor over speakers] I believe in you, 21:31.207 --> 21:33.918 the hardworking man trying to earn a decent living. 21:34.002 --> 21:37.463 I believe in you, the dedicated woman. 21:37.547 --> 21:40.258 Our city has hit hard times. 21:40.341 --> 21:42.135 We've lost our heroes. 21:42.218 --> 21:44.804 It feels like no one is coming to help us. 21:44.887 --> 21:47.682 But I believe we can be our own heroes, together. 21:47.765 --> 21:49.851 [Carmedy] You sure she didn't meet up with anybody? 21:49.934 --> 21:52.353 Like I said, your... wife 21:52.437 --> 21:54.522 was alone the entire night. 21:54.605 --> 21:57.734 What about 8:00 p.m.? The-the Redcliff? What was that all about? 21:57.817 --> 22:00.028 Come on, Carmedy, smile. This is great news. 22:00.111 --> 22:02.739 -No, I-I know, I know, I just... -I get it. 22:02.822 --> 22:04.657 -Marriage can be a terrifying endeavor, -Oh... 22:04.741 --> 22:07.035 opening yourself up to another person like that, 22:07.118 --> 22:08.578 making yourself vulnerable. 22:08.661 --> 22:10.371 I don't even feel good about taking your money. 22:10.455 --> 22:11.789 -[Carmedy] Really? -Yeah. 22:11.873 --> 22:14.500 Go home, Carmedy. You have a beautiful…[laughs] 22:14.584 --> 22:16.335 -and loyal wife. -Oh. 22:16.419 --> 22:18.921 You know how loyal she is. 22:19.005 --> 22:21.049 -I-I... -You're a very lucky man. 22:21.132 --> 22:22.550 -Yeah? -Now go home. 22:22.633 --> 22:24.302 [chuckles weakly] Uh... 22:24.385 --> 22:26.554 -[door closes] -We needed that money. 22:26.637 --> 22:30.058 I don't know if you're aware, but there's a Depression going on. 22:30.141 --> 22:33.144 I'm aware, but whatever that was, I want nothing to do with it. 22:33.227 --> 22:34.145 Who do you think he was? 22:34.228 --> 22:36.230 Who knows? Someone trying to smear the mayor. 22:36.314 --> 22:38.316 And that woman-- if she's not Mrs. Carmedy, 22:38.399 --> 22:40.068 then who the hell is she? 22:40.151 --> 22:41.652 The only thing I can say with any certainty 22:41.736 --> 22:44.405 is she isn't married to that syphilitic walrus. 22:44.489 --> 22:45.990 [groans] 22:46.074 --> 22:48.493 [muffled pulsing, warbling] 22:51.704 --> 22:54.624 Another headache, huh? That sixth sense thing? 22:55.541 --> 22:57.043 You should listen to it. 22:57.126 --> 22:58.753 Long as I've known you it's never steered you wrong. 22:58.836 --> 23:01.964 I'd love to. Trouble is I'm not currently sure what it's trying to tell me. 23:02.673 --> 23:03.716 Hang on. 23:04.801 --> 23:06.052 Oh, I can hear it. 23:06.928 --> 23:08.179 It's saying... 23:08.262 --> 23:11.057 "Pay your secretary." Except you can't, 23:11.140 --> 23:13.309 'cause you just gave away the only money we've made all month. 23:13.392 --> 23:14.227 You're at the top of my list. 23:14.310 --> 23:16.729 Yeah, well, you better do something about it soon. 23:16.813 --> 23:19.190 I just interviewed for a sales position at Gimbels. 23:19.273 --> 23:21.943 Blame my husband. He has this annoying habit 23:22.026 --> 23:24.237 of demanding food on a daily basis. 23:27.824 --> 23:30.368 What about selling the photographs to the woman? 23:30.451 --> 23:32.411 You want to steer clear of the mayor, that's fine, 23:32.495 --> 23:35.373 but maybe there's still some cash to be had. 23:35.456 --> 23:36.874 [mischievous music playing] 23:36.958 --> 23:39.168 Blackmail, huh? 23:39.252 --> 23:40.753 That's not a terrible idea. 23:40.837 --> 23:42.296 -It's not a good idea, -Ah. 23:42.380 --> 23:44.048 but it's not a terrible idea. 23:44.132 --> 23:45.967 [Robbie] Yeah, I shit you not, 23:46.050 --> 23:47.844 she had me covered in whipped cream all the way up to here. 23:47.927 --> 23:51.848 [chuckles] Girl, Robbie'll do anything to get the story. 23:51.931 --> 23:54.142 Jesus, you look like shit. 23:54.225 --> 23:55.518 More than usual, is what I'm saying. 23:55.601 --> 23:57.770 -Nice to see you, too. -[Robbie] What's so important 23:57.854 --> 23:59.522 it couldn't wait till I was back downtown? 23:59.605 --> 24:01.607 Any chance you know who this is? 24:02.400 --> 24:04.861 [Robbie] Ah, you must be joking. 24:04.944 --> 24:06.195 Oh, that's Cat Hardy. 24:06.279 --> 24:08.573 Back in the day, you wouldn't have had to ask. 24:10.867 --> 24:12.869 Five minutes. Drawer three. 24:15.788 --> 24:17.373 What are you looking for, anyway? 24:17.456 --> 24:20.585 Uh, some poor sap got knocked off a few nights ago. 24:20.668 --> 24:23.254 Friend gave me a tip something's off with the body. 24:23.337 --> 24:24.839 Might be a story in it. 24:26.924 --> 24:29.051 Say, uh, you might want to look away. 24:29.135 --> 24:32.138 Any idea where I can find this Cat Hardy lady? 24:32.221 --> 24:33.848 [Robbie] Oh, yeah. 24:33.931 --> 24:36.851 Now, she is the star attraction over at The Alcove. 24:39.145 --> 24:42.190 Huh. That is weird. 24:43.482 --> 24:46.319 Say, does this look like a guy who died in a fire to you? 24:47.778 --> 24:50.990 [Ben] No, but he sure as hell did. I was there. 24:52.491 --> 24:53.367 And? 24:53.451 --> 24:55.203 They ID him yet? 24:55.286 --> 24:56.662 [Robbie] James Addison. 24:56.746 --> 24:58.623 Shit. 24:58.706 --> 25:00.041 So, if they know, the cops'll know, 25:00.124 --> 25:03.085 and then Silvermane will know that Donegal is trying to rip him off. 25:03.169 --> 25:05.296 Do me a favor. Hold off on printing that. 25:05.379 --> 25:07.798 I want to warn a friend before he gets himself killed. 25:07.882 --> 25:09.258 [groans] 25:09.926 --> 25:12.678 What? It's just a migraine. [groans] 25:12.762 --> 25:14.138 [muffled pulsing, warbling] 25:15.181 --> 25:16.265 [groans] 25:16.349 --> 25:18.476 [foreboding music playing] 25:18.559 --> 25:20.269 What's going on, Ben? 25:20.353 --> 25:21.854 Did this guy have super powers? 25:25.608 --> 25:26.901 Is he like you? 25:27.985 --> 25:31.197 Forget about it, Robbie. He's dead. 25:33.532 --> 25:35.159 Did Donegal say when he'd be back? 25:35.243 --> 25:36.577 [bartender] He didn't say shit. 25:36.661 --> 25:39.205 That's what I told the other fellas and that's what I'm telling you. 25:39.288 --> 25:42.959 If he comes in, tell him to meet Ben Reilly at The Alcove, 9:00 p.m. 25:43.042 --> 25:44.293 Tell him it's important. 25:44.377 --> 25:46.379 [upbeat jazz music playing] 25:59.684 --> 26:01.686 -[piano playing gentle jazz music] -[indistinct chatter] 26:08.609 --> 26:10.611 Old Fashioned. 26:22.623 --> 26:24.125 [scoffs quietly] 26:28.713 --> 26:30.256 [emcee] Ladies and gentlemen, 26:30.339 --> 26:32.008 Cat Hardy. 26:32.091 --> 26:33.592 [applause] 26:38.806 --> 26:43.269 [Cat] ♪ Stars shining bright ♪ 26:43.352 --> 26:46.605 ♪ above you ♪ 26:47.982 --> 26:51.277 ♪ Night breezes seem to ♪ 26:52.820 --> 26:56.490 ♪ whisper, "I love you" ♪ 26:57.783 --> 27:00.036 ♪ Birds singing ♪ 27:00.119 --> 27:03.706 ♪ in the sycamore trees ♪ 27:06.375 --> 27:09.503 ♪ Dream a little dream ♪ 27:11.088 --> 27:14.300 ♪ of me... ♪ 27:14.383 --> 27:16.385 [band begins playing "Dream a Little Dream of Me"] 27:17.470 --> 27:19.263 ♪ Say "Nighty-night" ♪ 27:19.347 --> 27:23.059 ♪ and kiss me ♪ 27:23.142 --> 27:24.560 ♪ Just hold me tight ♪ 27:24.643 --> 27:28.105 ♪ and tell me you'll miss me ♪ 27:29.190 --> 27:30.858 ♪ While I'm alone ♪ 27:30.941 --> 27:33.861 ♪ and blue as can be ♪ 27:33.944 --> 27:36.030 ♪ Dream a little dream ♪ 27:36.113 --> 27:39.784 ♪ of me ♪ 27:39.867 --> 27:41.535 ♪ Sweet dreams ♪ 27:41.619 --> 27:44.789 ♪ till sunbeams find you ♪ 27:44.872 --> 27:47.291 ♪ Sweet dreams that leave ♪ 27:47.375 --> 27:49.877 ♪ all worries behind you ♪ 27:49.960 --> 27:52.421 ♪ But in your dreams ♪ 27:52.505 --> 27:54.965 ♪ whatever they be ♪ 27:55.049 --> 27:56.926 ♪ Dream a little dream ♪ 27:57.009 --> 28:00.930 ♪ of me ♪ 28:01.013 --> 28:03.391 ♪ Quarter past ten and we're laughing ♪ 28:03.474 --> 28:05.810 ♪ It's the past tense of a daydream ♪ 28:05.893 --> 28:07.978 ♪ We'll go dancing under lights dim ♪ 28:08.062 --> 28:10.231 ♪ and it's past tense when we say things ♪ 28:10.314 --> 28:12.691 ♪ From the dead of night till the morning dew ♪ 28:12.775 --> 28:14.985 ♪ From the black and white to the colorful ♪ 28:15.069 --> 28:16.987 ♪ If I'm not there, my belle ♪ 28:17.071 --> 28:19.573 ♪ dream me in a bow, make it beautiful ♪ 28:19.657 --> 28:22.785 ♪ We've been swimming ♪ 28:22.868 --> 28:27.998 ♪ in the usual ♪ 28:28.082 --> 28:31.961 ♪ but this deluge ♪ 28:32.044 --> 28:36.674 ♪ is delusional ♪ 28:36.757 --> 28:41.095 ♪ Dream of me, dream of me ♪ 28:41.178 --> 28:45.349 ♪ till I'm everything you see ♪ 28:45.433 --> 28:48.436 ♪ Dream of me ♪ 28:48.519 --> 28:53.107 ♪ dream of me till it's reality ♪ 28:53.190 --> 28:55.484 ♪ Don't dream too big ♪ 28:55.568 --> 28:59.780 ♪ just dream a little dream of me ♪ 28:59.864 --> 29:01.615 -[high-pitched ringing] -♪ I want you to dream ♪ 29:01.699 --> 29:03.576 ♪ a little dream of me ♪ 29:03.659 --> 29:06.954 ♪ Just a little tiny dream ♪ 29:07.037 --> 29:09.915 ♪ A little dream ♪ 29:09.999 --> 29:14.086 ♪ of me... ♪♪ 29:20.092 --> 29:22.136 -[applause] -[man whoops] 29:23.846 --> 29:25.848 [band playing gentle jazz] 29:31.312 --> 29:33.314 [menacing music playing] 29:35.274 --> 29:36.692 [coin rattles] 29:38.527 --> 29:40.529 [line ringing] 29:41.655 --> 29:45.367 Damn it, Donegal. Where the hell are you? 29:45.451 --> 29:46.952 [Silvermane] Wake him up. 29:48.245 --> 29:49.747 Um... 29:51.707 --> 29:53.417 ...that ain't gonna be so easy. 29:55.169 --> 29:56.670 He's dead. 29:58.172 --> 29:59.840 [Pudge] Told you I had a killer right. 29:59.924 --> 30:01.425 [giggles] 30:11.018 --> 30:13.687 [Donegal whimpers] 30:13.771 --> 30:15.439 Sorry, boss. 30:20.945 --> 30:22.404 Evening, friend. 30:22.488 --> 30:25.658 I'm not interested in revenge or retribution. 30:25.741 --> 30:29.245 So I'm going to make this quick. Okay? 30:29.328 --> 30:31.330 [crying softly] 30:32.831 --> 30:35.751 Now, now, there's nothing to cry about. 30:35.834 --> 30:39.672 I'd just like to hear where Addison is. 30:43.092 --> 30:44.260 Do you know? 30:46.720 --> 30:48.597 Do you know? 30:48.681 --> 30:51.892 Uh, I shot him dead. 30:51.976 --> 30:55.104 He had some kind of crazy powers. 30:55.187 --> 30:57.898 -He burst into flames. -[Silvermane] And what about 30:57.982 --> 31:01.110 the name of the man who hired Addison to kill me? 31:02.486 --> 31:04.154 [whimpering] I, uh... 31:04.238 --> 31:06.031 I don't know. 31:06.115 --> 31:07.324 Fair enough. 31:11.620 --> 31:13.747 It's all over. 31:13.831 --> 31:15.457 It's done. 31:15.541 --> 31:17.751 [Donegal wheezes] 31:17.835 --> 31:19.545 [coughs] 31:32.308 --> 31:33.517 [Silvermane] Go to the morgue. 31:33.601 --> 31:35.644 Make sure Addison is really dead. 31:37.021 --> 31:38.772 And bring me the other private dick. 31:38.856 --> 31:41.317 Reilly? He don't know any more than this guy. 31:41.400 --> 31:44.278 [Silvermane] Then he's got nothing to worry about then, does he? 31:47.364 --> 31:49.366 -[indistinct chatter] -[band playing gentle jazz] 31:56.206 --> 31:57.416 Do you mind? 31:58.500 --> 31:59.835 Please. 32:01.587 --> 32:03.589 I loved your performance. 32:03.672 --> 32:05.257 Thanks, doll. 32:05.341 --> 32:07.301 Is there somewhere we can talk? 32:07.384 --> 32:08.636 Here suits me. 32:08.719 --> 32:10.137 It's business. 32:10.220 --> 32:12.640 I wasn't aware we had any, Mister…? 32:12.723 --> 32:13.766 Reilly. 32:13.849 --> 32:16.393 It concerns your trip to The Redcliff last night. 32:16.477 --> 32:17.811 Flint. 32:17.895 --> 32:20.439 Wh-- Now, I-I'm trying to help you. 32:20.522 --> 32:21.482 -I-- -[low growl] 32:21.565 --> 32:24.026 Mr. Reilly, I'd like you to meet my friend, Flint Marko. 32:24.109 --> 32:26.028 -He's-- -A gorilla? 32:26.111 --> 32:27.738 Do you mind? 32:27.821 --> 32:30.991 -Slowly. -Oh, the ape speaks. Incredible. 32:31.075 --> 32:32.910 I thought you might find that useful. 32:34.411 --> 32:36.497 -Everything, okay, Ms. Hardy? -Yes. 32:36.580 --> 32:39.458 Mr. Reilly's a very nice man, but he was just about to leave. 32:39.541 --> 32:41.502 -Who told you that? -That you were leaving? 32:41.585 --> 32:44.004 -That I'm nice. -Just a hunch. 32:44.088 --> 32:46.465 Maybe you can confirm it by leaving without messing up Flint's tie. 32:46.548 --> 32:49.802 He really struggles with a double Windsor and I just painted my nails. 32:49.885 --> 32:51.387 Sharpened 'em, too. 32:52.346 --> 32:53.764 And don't trouble yourself, Flint. 32:53.847 --> 32:56.767 I'm happy to make my exit without either of your fists 32:56.850 --> 32:58.477 busting my eye sockets. 32:58.560 --> 33:01.063 Um, take another look at that and perhaps tomorrow 33:01.146 --> 33:02.898 we can discuss the price of the negatives 33:02.981 --> 33:05.275 over lunch. I might even pay, 33:05.359 --> 33:08.487 seeing as I'm such a nice guy. 33:08.570 --> 33:10.364 I suppose you think you're pretty clever. 33:10.447 --> 33:12.366 No, actually, most days I think I should just 33:12.449 --> 33:14.493 stick my head in the oven and get it over with. 33:14.576 --> 33:15.494 Well, what's stopping you? 33:15.577 --> 33:17.329 Simple. I'm a coward. 33:25.754 --> 33:27.756 [tense music playing] 33:32.428 --> 33:34.805 Spare some change for a hungry orphan boy? 33:34.888 --> 33:37.015 I got to tail? White suit? 33:37.099 --> 33:39.518 Sure do, mister. Thanks. 34:01.457 --> 34:03.459 ♪ ♪ 34:20.726 --> 34:22.895 ♪ ♪ 34:42.498 --> 34:44.583 [Ben] Some view up here. 34:44.666 --> 34:47.127 You can see the lights all the way from Jersey. 34:47.211 --> 34:49.296 [Flint] I'd like those negatives, please. 34:49.379 --> 34:51.006 [Ben] Cutting right to it, huh? 34:53.342 --> 34:55.177 You don't even want to catch your breath? 34:56.178 --> 34:58.639 Mister, despite what I do for a living, 34:58.722 --> 35:00.808 I really don't enjoy hurting people. 35:00.891 --> 35:02.476 Then don't. 35:02.559 --> 35:05.145 I know a terrific hamburger joint, open all night. 35:05.229 --> 35:06.814 Let's sit. Talk it over. 35:08.315 --> 35:11.151 So you're not hungry. How about a drink? 35:11.235 --> 35:12.778 Last chance. 35:12.861 --> 35:14.488 Opium? 35:14.571 --> 35:15.489 [grunting] 35:20.077 --> 35:21.578 Why be stubborn? 35:21.662 --> 35:24.832 One way or another, you're gonna give me those negatives. 35:24.915 --> 35:28.252 -It doesn't have to be like this. -You're right. You could stop punching me. 35:30.879 --> 35:33.131 The negatives or I drop you. 35:36.969 --> 35:38.554 [chuckles] Well, the thing is... 35:38.637 --> 35:40.264 I'm not really scared of heights. 35:40.347 --> 35:41.640 [both grunting] 36:10.669 --> 36:12.170 [panting] 36:16.508 --> 36:17.843 [Flint grunting] 36:17.926 --> 36:19.511 [soft crumpling, shifting] 36:19.595 --> 36:21.597 [eerie music playing] 36:34.776 --> 36:36.778 Jesus... 36:36.862 --> 36:38.488 [grunting continuing] 36:45.120 --> 36:46.455 Flint? 36:46.538 --> 36:48.540 [grunting continuing] 37:02.012 --> 37:04.014 [low growling] 37:18.695 --> 37:20.697 [propulsive music playing] 37:20.781 --> 37:22.199 [grunting] 38:06.994 --> 38:08.286 [Ben grunts] 38:09.621 --> 38:11.164 [yelling] 38:14.960 --> 38:15.836 [sharp exhale] 38:16.962 --> 38:18.338 [grunting] 38:26.888 --> 38:28.890 [lift gears squeaking] 38:30.017 --> 38:31.184 [lift door opens] 38:31.268 --> 38:32.769 [Cat] Don't hurt him. 38:34.896 --> 38:37.274 -Where am I? Huh? -Flint? 38:37.357 --> 38:39.151 Are you okay? 38:39.234 --> 38:40.736 What happened? 38:42.404 --> 38:44.114 What the hell is this? 38:44.197 --> 38:46.700 Just leave us alone, please. 38:51.121 --> 38:53.915 Here are the negatives. On the house. 38:58.378 --> 39:00.380 [plaintive music playing] 39:05.886 --> 39:06.887 [Janet] I can't 39:06.970 --> 39:10.432 believe you gave her the negatives. And for free. 39:10.515 --> 39:11.767 Don't you think you're overreacting? 39:11.850 --> 39:13.101 No, Ben. [short chuckle] 39:13.185 --> 39:14.770 This is what reacting looks like. 39:14.853 --> 39:16.813 It's the physical response to a stimulus. 39:16.897 --> 39:19.232 You just haven't felt it in half a decade. 39:19.316 --> 39:22.110 That's actually my lamp. My-my... my aunt gave it to me. 39:22.194 --> 39:23.361 You're afraid of the mob-- sure. 39:23.445 --> 39:25.155 Don't want to piss off the mayor-- fine. 39:25.238 --> 39:27.240 But a lounge singer? 39:27.324 --> 39:29.910 I told you, there were extenuating circumstances. 39:29.993 --> 39:31.620 I have given you so much room. 39:31.703 --> 39:33.330 Airplanes have less runway. 39:33.413 --> 39:35.791 But at a certain point, when someone tells you what they are, 39:35.874 --> 39:37.000 you have to listen. 39:37.084 --> 39:38.752 [Cat] And what is he? 39:38.835 --> 39:40.545 [sultry music playing] 39:40.629 --> 39:41.630 Retired. 39:43.507 --> 39:45.092 Cat Hardy. 39:45.175 --> 39:47.636 Uh, meet my secretary, Janet Ruiz. 39:47.719 --> 39:49.513 Ex-secretary. I just quit. 39:50.347 --> 39:53.183 Shame. I came here to offer him a job. 39:55.310 --> 39:56.561 My friend Flint-- 39:56.645 --> 39:58.480 the one you met last night-- 39:58.563 --> 40:00.357 he's disappeared. 40:02.109 --> 40:03.527 Fifty dollar retainer, up front. 40:03.610 --> 40:05.112 Then it's ten a day, plus expenses. 40:14.454 --> 40:16.456 [propulsive music playing] 40:18.416 --> 40:19.668 [grunts] 40:20.669 --> 40:23.338 My friend Flint-- the one you met last night? 40:24.256 --> 40:25.173 [grunts] 40:25.257 --> 40:26.258 [Cat] He's disappeared. 40:26.341 --> 40:27.425 [Flint panting] 40:27.509 --> 40:28.468 [Janet] He turned into sand, 40:28.552 --> 40:30.804 right? Just seems like, kind of like a big deal. 40:32.430 --> 40:34.057 [Cat] You're an investigator. 40:34.141 --> 40:35.392 Investigate. 40:40.689 --> 40:42.107 [Janet] She is hiding something. 40:42.190 --> 40:44.860 You know, sometimes I think you forget I do this for a living. 40:46.987 --> 40:48.196 -[The Spider] Oh, come on. -[grunts] 40:48.280 --> 40:49.406 What the hell is going on? 40:49.489 --> 40:51.241 [Ben] I can't get into it right now. 40:51.324 --> 40:54.494 [Robbie] Suddenly you're not the only guy in New York with powers, 40:54.578 --> 40:56.454 and you can't get into it right now? 40:56.538 --> 40:59.332 [Silvermane] The Spider appears to have forgotten who runs this town. 41:00.292 --> 41:01.376 We've got a fight coming. 41:01.459 --> 41:03.044 I want you to help me. 41:03.753 --> 41:05.922 We have a man nobody can stop. 41:07.632 --> 41:09.176 [Leyden] It's the best damn show 41:09.259 --> 41:10.635 in town. 41:16.099 --> 41:18.143 -[bartender] What about The Spider? -[man 1] The Spider? 41:18.226 --> 41:19.477 -[men laughing] -[man 2] Yeah, right. 41:19.561 --> 41:22.355 Look, maybe... maybe, maybe, maybe 41:22.439 --> 41:24.691 The Spider is a guy like anyone else. 41:24.774 --> 41:26.359 You ever think about that? 41:30.405 --> 41:31.865 [Morris] Crime is out of control. 41:31.948 --> 41:33.408 The city needs order. 41:33.491 --> 41:34.701 [Robbie] You have a choice. 41:35.368 --> 41:36.745 You just have to make it. 41:39.664 --> 41:41.249 [grunting] 41:44.252 --> 41:46.755 [The Spider chuckles] Ah-cha-cha! Ha. 41:47.839 --> 41:49.633 Did you see that? 41:49.716 --> 41:52.260 I kicked them into kingdom co... [coughs] 41:52.344 --> 41:54.095 ♪ ♪ 41:54.179 --> 41:55.222 [gunfire] 41:56.264 --> 41:58.350 -[screaming] -[grunting] 41:58.433 --> 42:01.561 [Ben] This is a part of me I wish never existed. 42:04.773 --> 42:06.524 Because with no power 42:06.608 --> 42:08.610 comes no responsibility. 42:11.404 --> 42:13.406 [intriguing music playing] 42:42.352 --> 42:44.354 ♪ ♪ 43:12.382 --> 43:14.384 ♪ ♪ 43:42.412 --> 43:44.414 ♪ ♪ 44:12.442 --> 44:14.444 ♪ ♪