1:11:03
Yes.
1:11:07
Promising. Thank you.
1:11:12
- You couldn't possibly.
- No, but you can.
1:11:17
Don't let go, Ingrid.
1:11:20
Hey, you two, come on.
1:11:26
Fools.
1:11:32
Ha, ha, ha, ha, ha, ha !
1:11:36
Come on.
1:11:38
We have to keep the army
from leaving the castle.
1:11:41
Our only chance is to get
to the control room...
1:11:43
and hope that their missions
have not been programmed.
1:11:45
And what if they have?
1:11:46
Then there's no one on earth
who can stop them.
1:11:50
- One at a time.
- Go. Go.
1:11:59
Left, left, left, left!
1:12:01
That way.
Where's Mom and Dad?
1:12:07
Your doppelgangers have them.
1:12:08
Can you shut them down
from here?
1:12:10
It's too late.
1:12:11
The Third Brain
is linked not only to them...
1:12:14
but to all the robot children.
1:12:15
- Can't you remove it?
- We can't take 500 brains out!
1:12:18
- So don't. Just reprogram it.
- That would take weeks!
1:12:22
- Just two words.
- A binary switch. Of course.
1:12:24
So they would define
right as wrong...
1:12:27
And wrong as right. Come on.
1:12:30
But it's not that simple.
1:12:31
Figure it out.
We'll be back for you.
1:12:33
Teach them to be good.
1:12:38
Have a seat, Mr. Lithp.
You'll be more comfortable.
1:12:42
It's Lisp.
1:12:46
My army, Ms. Gradenko,
is the only comfort I need.
1:12:50
They're on their way now, sir.
1:12:54
Minion?
1:12:56
What happened to your head?
1:12:58
Oh, don't worry.
I think it's reversible.