World War Z

Gerry Lane: You're with CIA? Ex-CIA Agent: But they're not with me.

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Gerry Lane: You're letting people in. Jurgen Warmbrunn: Every human being we save is one less zombie to fight. Gerry Lane: If I could get into India, where would I start? Who would I speak to? Jurgen Warmbrunn: India is a black hole. Forget about patient zero. Gerry Lane: I can't do that. It's too late for me to build a wall. I'm running out of time. I need specifics. I need answers... Jurgen Warmbrunn: [Cutting him off] I don't have answers. All you can do is find a way to hide.

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WHO researcher 3: Mr. Lane believes we can use such a disease against the undead. WHO researcher 1: [Flabbergasted] I would give you points for such originality, Mr. Lane, if we hadn't already tried that, first thing. One of the many things a virus or bacteria needs to thrive is a live host. WHO researcher 2: A functioning circulatory system. WHO researcher 1: I'm afraid it boils down to one simple fact... WHO researcher 4: You can't make a dead person sick. Gerry Lane: It's not for them. It's for us. I believe these things have a weakness. And that weakness is weakness. Our weakness. I have witnessed them literally bypass people. Walk right around them like a river around a rock. Why? I think, because those people were sick. I think they were terminal. And these things could sense it. I think they're spreading a pathogen, and they need a healthy host. WHO researcher 2: But even if you're right, I mean, infecting the populace with a lethal illness is not exactly a cure. Gerry Lane: It'

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Gerry Lane: [Preparing to enter zombie-infested building] Sure you wanna do this? W.H.O. Doctor: Course I'm not. Let's go.

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