Massive failure. We lost....
Armageddon (1998)
NASA TECH #2
A screenplay character in Armageddon (1998).
- lines
- 10
- words
- 115
- scenes
- 5
- dialogue
- 0.9%
- avg words / line
- 12
- shortest / longest
- 3 / 39
- pages
- pp.2–82
Sample dialogue
Before the asteroid passed the moon her rotation was stable at 32 degrees on an X axis. But now look -- the lunar gravity's put her in a spin. She's tumbling on all 3 axes. This wasn't expected, sir--
scene 304, source scene A286 — INT. MISSION CONTROL ASTEROID MONITORING HUBMr. Frost. Please.
scene 165, source scene 157 — INT./EXT. NASA O&C SUIT-UP ROOM (VACUUM)-- DAYThat could take over a week to--
scene 29, source scene 31 — INT. NASA MISSION CONTROL -- 7:00 A.M.Mr. Frost, are you good to go...
scene 165, source scene 157 — INT./EXT. NASA O&C SUIT-UP ROOM (VACUUM)-- DAYNot good -- we'll have definite contact with the shuttle for only 7 more minutes. After that it's radio darkness.
scene 304, source scene A286 — INT. MISSION CONTROL ASTEROID MONITORING HUB
First and last lines
We can't predict the asteroid's positioning -- we'll lose contact a minimum 90 seconds. And a maximum... of forever, sir.