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ولد بيحكي لصاحبه الميت عن أعدائه.. وفجأة بيبدأوا يموتوا واحد ورا التاني .. ملخص فيلم — Transcript

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0:00The story begins in a small town called
0:02Harlow. A young boy named Craig lives
0:04there alone with his father. His mother
0:06passed away years ago. The two of them
0:08spend most of their free time at the
0:10village church. One Sunday, Craig is
0:12asked to read a passage aloud during
0:15the mass. He reads it with clarity and
0:16confidence. Without realizing it, he
0:18catches the attention of an old man in
0:20the crowd named Harrigan. A few days
0:22later, Harrigan shows up at Craig’s
0:24house with an offer. He wants Craig to
0:26be his personal reader. And he is
0:28willing to pay him 5 dollars an hour.
0:30This isn't just any old man, though.
0:32The person making this offer is
0:34Harrigan, the richest man in all of
0:36Harlow. His house is massive, but he
0:38only lives there with two employees.
0:41One takes care of the garden outside,
0:43and the other does everything inside.
0:45Craig accepts right away. And the
0:47routine begins. He visits him three
0:49times a week. He reads a few passages
0:51during every visit. Tuesdays are a bit
0:53different, because that’s when
0:56Harrigan gives his two employees the
0:58day off. On Tuesdays, Craig enters the
1:00house alone. The more time they spend
1:03together, the more Craig learns about
1:05the old man. Harrigan never married or
1:07had children. He even left his whole
1:09family behind on purpose to settle in
1:11Harlow. Back when he was young,
1:13Harrigan ran a large company. But
1:15eventually, he walked away for two
1:17reasons. His employees were dishonest
1:19and were constantly defying him. Now
1:22that he is old, he keeps himself busy
1:23with a small business. He sells
1:25scratch-off lottery tickets called Red
1:27Devil Eyes. Some people get lucky and
1:29win a decent amount of money. Craig,
1:31unfortunately, has bad luck. He
1:33scratches hundreds of Red Devil tickets
1:35and never wins anything. Five years
1:38pass with things this way. Craig is
1:40still reading to Harrigan, but now he
1:42is a teenager starting high school. The
1:45new school is in the city center. So he
1:47has to take the bus every morning. This
1:50school comes with a warning. There is a
1:52well-known bully named Kenny. They told
1:54Craig and the other village kids to
1:55stay out of his way. Craig also notices
1:58something else about the place.
2:00Everyone here is glued to their phones
2:01and won't put them down. The break
2:03areas are literally divided according
2:06to the type of phone each group has.
2:08Craig and his friends feel like
2:10outsiders, because none of them have
2:12ever owned a phone. It doesn't take
2:15long for Kenny to find his new victim.
2:18One day after class, he corners Craig
2:20and orders him to shine his shoes with
2:22a kit he brought specifically for that
2:24purpose. This is witnessed by a teacher
2:26named Ms. Hart. She cannot stand
2:28bullying and puts a stop to the
2:30nonsense immediately. Even after being
2:32rescued, Craig is still reeling from
2:34what happened to him. When he returns
2:36home, his father asks him how his first
2:38day went. Craig isn't in the mood to
2:40talk about it. Instead, he asks his
2:43father to buy him a phone. His father
2:45tells him that in this town, you don't
2:47need a phone to make friends. All you
2:49have to do is talk to people. Later
2:52that same day, Craig goes to Harrigan's
2:54house, still shaken. He asks the old
2:57man if he was bullied back when he was
2:59working. Harrigan tells him he dealt
3:02with bullying. Every single day. And
3:04that experience is exactly what turned
3:06him into the tough man who doesn't
3:08allow it now. In fact, it taught him to
3:10cut ties with anyone who doesn't bring
3:12him peace or calm. Christmas arrives
3:15right after that. Craig gives his
3:17father a sweater. In return, he gets
3:19gifts from his father and old man
3:21Harrigan. He gives him a Red Devil
3:23lottery ticket. And this time, after
3:25years of losing, Craig finally hits the
3:27jackpot. And it's not a small prize
3:29either. The ticket is worth 3,000
3:31dollars. As for his father's gift, it
3:33turns out to be exactly what Craig was
3:36dying to have: his own iPhone. Then,
3:38with the 3,000 dollars, Craig splits
3:40the money in half. Half goes toward his
3:43tuition, and the other half he sets
3:45aside for something specific in mind.
3:47The next school day, Craig runs to the
3:49cafeteria. His friends don't understand
3:52why he's so excited. Until they see him
3:54walking straight to the kids who won't
3:56take their eyes off their phones. He
3:58sits among them and takes out his phone
4:00with immense pride. After school, he
4:02goes to Harrigan's house as usual. And
4:04before the reading even begins, the old
4:06man surprises him with a question. He
4:08asks him why Craig spends all his time
4:10here instead of going out with kids his
4:12age or girls. Craig says he treasures
4:14every second he gets with Harrigan.
4:16Because he loves reading out loud, for
4:19a full hour he can speak with boldness
4:22and clarity. And that gives him a kind
4:24of strength he doesn't find anywhere
4:26else. On another visit, Craig comes by
4:28carrying something with the second half
4:30of the lottery money. He bought
4:32Harrigan a phone. Craig had noticed
4:34long ago that although Harrigan is the
4:36richest man in the area, he knows
4:37nothing about technology. So Craig
4:39lures him into it. He installs a stock
4:41market app that updates with a few taps
4:43, along with a news app that works the
4:45same way. Harrigan is impressed. The
4:48newspaper he had bought all his life
4:50could never provide information this
4:52fast. From that moment, Craig spends
4:54full days teaching the old man
4:56everything about the device. How to
4:58make calls, how to set a ringtone, and
5:00how to reply to messages. And he helps
5:02him with every one of these steps. By
5:04the end of a full week of experimenting
5:06, Harrigan is completely hooked. The
5:09old man even picks a nickname for
5:11himself on the phone, calling himself "
5:12King of the Pirates." From then on, he
5:15is ready to use it at any time of the
5:17day. But as the months pass, Harrigan's
5:20health begins to decline. It becomes
5:22obvious when an oxygen tank arrives at
5:24the house, something he now needs
5:26regularly. At the same time, Craig
5:28talks about his dream of becoming a
5:30screenwriter. Harrigan is not pleased.
5:32He warns Craig that the entertainment
5:34world is full of enemies, and that he
5:36will have to face them all. Then he
5:38pressures the boy to get a promise from
5:40him. Craig must swear that he will
5:42always cut ties with anyone he sees as
5:44his enemy. Two days later, Craig stops
5:47by the house as usual. But this time
5:49the place is quiet and silent. Harrigan
5:51doesn't make a sound. Craig finds the
5:53old man slumped in his chair, still
5:55holding the phone. Craig shakes the
5:57corpse. And the moment he does that,
5:59his own phone rings. Harrigan had been
6:02trying to call him at that time. He
6:04didn't get to finish the call. Craig
6:06hangs up and calls his father instead.
6:08Before anyone arrives, Craig reads the
6:10last paragraph aloud to the old man's
6:12body, which is still sitting upright.
6:14In the chair, even though the soul has
6:16left him. On his way home, Craig
6:19doesn't even realize he took Harrigan's
6:21phone with him. Later, unable to
6:23contain his grief, he sends the old man
6:26a message. He tells him how much he
6:28misses the afternoons they used to
6:30spend together. Afterward, Harrigan is
6:32buried on that same day. Craig tells
6:34his father he wants to be the last
6:36person to see the old man's face. As
6:38soon as everyone leaves the room, Craig
6:40quietly slips Harrigan's phone into the
6:42dead man's pocket. Harrigan is buried
6:45in the same cemetery as Craig's mother.
6:47After the funeral, the man who handled
6:50the old man's finances approaches Craig
6:52. He gives the boy a letter, which
6:54contains Harrigan's will. Harrigan has
6:56left Craig $ 800,000. Enough for four
6:59full years of college, plus capital to
7:01start his own business. But that is not
7:03what surprises Craig. At the end of the
7:05letter, Harrigan wrote a personal note.
7:07In it, he says that he also misses the
7:10afternoons they spent together. Craig
7:13cannot understand this. How could the
7:15old man reply to a message sent after
7:17he died? And in a letter clearly
7:20written before that. He doesn't sleep a
7:22single minute that night. His mind is
7:24stuck on this impossible detail. So he
7:26does the only thing that comes to mind.
7:28He takes his phone and calls Harrigan.
7:31And tells him: I miss you, Mr. Harrigan
7:32, and I appreciate all the money you
7:34gave me. Then he sends the message. The
7:38next morning, he gets a reply. The
7:40reply is indeed coming from Harrigan's
7:41phone. It contains only five letters,
7:44three C's and two H's. He takes it
7:47straight to his father, who gives him
7:48the obvious explanation. Harrigan's
7:50phone was likely hacked by someone
7:51playing a prank. But Craig is not
7:53convinced. Part of him believes the old
7:55man is still there. So he goes to the
7:58cemetery. Standing over the grave, he
8:00asks aloud if his old friend is still
8:02with him in some way. Then he dials the
8:05number. And he unmistakably hears the
8:07clear sound of a phone ringing from
8:08under the ground. On his way back, he
8:11notices a new "For Sale" sign in front
8:13of Harrigan's house. With nothing else
8:15to do, Craig returns to school with his
8:18mind completely confused. Towards the
8:20end of the term, a girl named Regina
8:22asks Craig to go out with her. But
8:24things go wrong the moment she walks
8:26away to go to the restroom. Kenny
8:28appears out of nowhere. And announces
8:30that he is still expelled from school.
8:32Kenny believes that Craig is the reason
8:34for his expulsion. So he refuses to
8:36accept the decision. And takes out his
8:37grudge on Craig. He beats him, insults
8:39him, and leaves him battered on the
8:41ground. Regina finds him and rushes him
8:43straight to Miss Hart. And the teacher
8:45treats his wounds. Craig tells her that
8:46she smells wonderful. She explains to
8:48him that this smell comes from an
8:50expensive soap, used by a brand called
8:52"Bo-Peep." Craig returns home and
8:54decides not to say a word to his father
8:56, hoping the matter won't escalate any
8:58further. Instead, he goes to Harrigan,
9:00telling the old man everything. He
9:02tells him that Kenny beat him and that
9:04his dignity was insulted. He says this
9:07out loud on purpose, just to let it all
9:09out and feel some relief. The very next
9:12morning, his friend brings him the news
9:15. They found Kenny dead last night.
9:17Craig is stunned. He goes straight to
9:19Kenny's house and finds an ambulance
9:21parked outside. The details emerge
9:23quickly. Kenny was drunk, slipped, and
9:26broke his neck. He fell on his face and
9:28was still holding a tin of shoe polish
9:31as he died. No one else notices this.
9:33But Craig notices it. The position of
9:37Kenny's body is exactly like the way
9:39Craig was lying on the floor after
9:40Kenny assaulted him that night. Craig
9:43talks to Harrigan again. He asks the
9:45old man directly if he had anything to
9:47do with Kenny's death. If the answer is
9:50yes, Harrigan can knock on his door
9:52three times. The knocking doesn't come
9:54at all. But instead, his phone rings.
9:57The call is coming from the old man. A
9:58moment later, another message arrives,
10:01containing seven letters. Three C's,
10:03two E's, but with an X in between them.
10:06Craig has had enough. He goes to town,
10:08enters a phone store, and asks the
10:10clerk to transfer all his data to a
10:12brand-new phone. When he leaves, he
10:14puts the old phone in a box and pushes
10:16it to the back of the closet. For a
10:18long time, everything is quiet. No
10:20strange messages or weird calls. Craig
10:23then starts preparing to pursue his
10:26dream. To become a screenwriter in
10:28Boston. His hard work pays off, and he
10:30gets a full scholarship. He then says
10:32goodbye to his father and leaves the
10:33village behind. In Boston, Craig learns
10:36to live on his own. For the first time,
10:38he feels he owes it to his father and
10:40Harrigan to make good use of everything
10:42they gave him. So, he buries himself in
10:44his studies and stays away from
10:46anything else, including girls. Then
10:48his father calls him with terrible news
10:50. Ms. Hart was killed in a car accident
10:52. She was out in the car with her
10:54fiancé. When a drunk driver named Dean
10:57swerved into them at a crazy speed from
10:59the opposite direction. The accident
11:01killed Ms. Hart instantly. Her fiancé
11:03survived with serious injuries. And he
11:05ended up in the hospital. What makes it
11:08worse is what happens with Dean. He is
11:11only sentenced to a rehab clinic. And
11:13this wasn't his first time. Over the
11:15course of his life, he had hit four
11:17different people with his car. Each one
11:19of them died, and Ms. Hart was the
11:21fourth. Anger consumes Craig. He wants
11:24him to pay the price. After all this
11:25time, he returns to that closet. He
11:27takes out the old phone and charges it.
11:30Then he calls Harrigan and vents every
11:32detail about what happened to him.
11:35Since then, Craig has been obsessively
11:37looking at the news. He reads article
11:39after article, waiting for a specific
11:41headline. A few days later, the
11:43long-awaited headline arrives. They
11:45found Dean dead inside his room at the
11:47rehab facility. Craig immediately heads
11:49to the facility. He finds one of the
11:51workers willing to talk. He pays the
11:55man $ 200, just to know exactly how
11:57Dean died. The answer is that Dean was
12:00choked to death in the bathroom with
12:02shampoo and soap. And then comes the
12:04detail that destroys Craig. The brand
12:06of that shampoo and soap was Boothbay.
12:09The exact same brand that Ms. Hart used
12:11to use. Craig can barely process it.
12:14And for the first time, he regrets
12:15picking up that phone at all. And he
12:17regrets telling Harrigan anything. On
12:20that same day, a final message comes
12:22from the old man. It contains only four
12:25letters: three Cs and one X. Craig
12:27understands its meaning. The three Cs
12:29are an abbreviation for his name, Craig
12:32. And the X is a warning, meaning stop.
12:35Craig sends a message to his old friend
12:37one last time. And tells him to rest.
12:39Then, Craig throws the old phone away
12:42forever. While holding his new phone
12:45with the utmost caution. And that is
12:48the end of the film. See you in a new
12:50recap, and thank you for watching.

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