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He says David was not supposed to see Elise a second time, so he destroys the card with her phone number on it, and then he releases David, warning him that his memory and personality will be erased if he tells anyone about what he has learned. Three years later, David spots Elise on the street.
Sep 19, 2023 · Ultimately, David decides to fight for his love against all odds. He confronts the Chairman, the enigmatic figure behind the Adjustment Bureau, and argues that humans should have the freedom to shape their own futures. In a surprising twist, the Chairman grants David his wish and allows him to be with Elise.
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Dec 23, 2016 · At first, David agrees to stay away from Elise, when Richardson (one of the “angels” of the Adjustment Bureau) tells him that he will be “reset” or lobotomized, if he tells anyone about the Bureau. But three to four years later, David finds it difficult to forget Elise.
However, strangers wearing hats approach to David and tell that they belong to the Adjustment Bureau and Elise and David must be kept apart. They destroy the piece of paper with her phone number and David is unable to contact Elise.
Mar 3, 2011 · WITH: Matt Damon (David Norris), Emily Blunt (Elise Sellas), Anthony Mackie (Harry), John Slattery (Richardson), Michael Kelly (Charlie Traynor) and Terence Stamp (Thompson). The Adjustment Bureau ...
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Mar 2, 2011 · The Adjustment Bureau, in other words, is a conspiracy movie in which the conspiracy — fairly complicated in terms of mechanics if not meaning, relayed via nearly nonstop expository dialogue and then essentially discarded very late in the game — poses a somewhat less than urgent threat. Beyond David's “this is bullshit” concession ...
by Aaron Darrisaw. George Nolfi’s recently released film (March 2011), The Adjustment Bureau, has brought the philosophical-theological question of free-will to the big screen in an engaging way. Based on the short story, Adjustment Team (by Philip K. Dick), The Adjustment Bureau tells the story of David Norris (Matt Damon) and Elise Sellas ...
