:35:01
Enough? It's too much.
:35:04
I used to like that song
till I heard it played every day for two years.
:35:09
Here it is.
:35:11
The moon, my friend, can save the Earth.
:35:15
Wars will stop...
:35:17
hostilities and suspicions cease
when we realize...
:35:20
from out there, that the Earth
is nothing more than a dot...
:35:25
a comma in the great poem of the universe.
:35:30
And you accuse me
of being a sentimental cornball?
:35:33
I'm a scientific cornball.
:35:36
Come on, get over here.
Take a peek at the future.
:35:40
It's beautiful, the future.
:35:46
- Come on! Take a peek.
- All right, Louie. I'll take a look.
:35:52
It better be good.
:36:04
Sometimes...
:36:06
I can actually see the whole universe:
:36:13
the galaxies...
:36:17
and the stars, the planets.
:36:25
And, yes, when stars collide,
it's out of loneliness.
:36:29
They're out there orbiting in the void...
:36:33
and they collide, as if to embrace.
:36:42
God, I hope I'm alive
when we land on the moon.
:36:45
Of course you'll be alive. Horny, but alive.
:36:50
- In case I'm not...
- I don't want to listen to that stuff.
:36:58
...let's make a promise to each other.