The Ninth Gate movie plot

2022-01-26 08:15
Dean Corso is a broker specializing in the trading of precious classics. He often provides important collection clues to wealthy bibliophiles. Corso was employed by New York millionaire Boris Balkan. Although this man has a large number of esoteric documents, he has always been fascinated by the rare book "The Ninth Gate". According to legend, this book originated from Satan and was rewritten by someone in the 17th century. There are only three books left in the world. The owner of one of the books sold the book to Balkan a few days before his suicide. Balkan asked Corso to find two other books for him at all costs. It is said that one of the other two books is owned by Fagus of Portugal and the other is collected by the French collector Kessler. Balkan wants to verify The authenticity of this book. Corso was ordered to visit Liana Telfer, a widow, and it was her husband who bought the book to Balkan before he died, and she hopes to find it back. Corso discussed a countermeasure with his friend Bernie, but Bernie died suddenly, which coincided with an illustration in the book in Balkan's hands.
After a few murders, Corso finally understood that this book contains an important clue to a mysterious spell, which will fascinate people, and will eventually make people use all means and do everything in order to find the bottom of the puzzle. He finally understood that the nine engraved illustrations in this book are clues to a mystery, and once this mystery is solved, Satan the Devil will be awakened, the gates of hell will also be opened, and some people are unscrupulously Look for the missing illustrations. Who is the messenger of the devil?  
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The Ninth Gate quotes

  • Dean Corso: Have you studied the engravings? They seem to have some underlying significance.

    Ceniza: But of course.

    [Points to an engraving in the book]

    Ceniza: Here, for example. This one could be interpreted as a warning. "Venture too far," It seems to say, "and danger will descend on you from above." This type of books often contain little puzzles. Especially in the case of such an illustrious collaborator.

    Dean Corso: Collaborator?

    Ceniza: You cannot have proceeded very far with your research, señor. Here, look close.

    [Handles a magnifying glass to Corso]

    Ceniza: Don't you see? Only six of the nine engravings were signed by Aristide Torchia.

    Dean Corso: Yes. And the other three?

    Ceniza: But this is one of them.

    Dean Corso: [Reads through the magnifying class] L... C... F... Who is LCF?

    Ceniza: Think.

    Dean Corso: [Thinks a few seconds] Lucifer?

    Ceniza: Very perceptive of you, señor ! Torchia was burned alive because he wrote this book in collaboration with someone else.

    Dean Corso: Come on! You can't honestly believe...

    Ceniza: The man who wrote this book did so in alliance with the Devil and went to the stake for it.

    [Grinning sarcastically]

    Ceniza: Even Hell has its heroes, señor !

  • Boris Balkan: [On the phone] What news?

    Dean Corso: News? Let me see... Well... Yes. The good news is I got to examine the old woman's book and three of her engravings were signed "LCF". The bad news is that someone strangled her and made a bonfire of her collection. Now that's tragic, wouldn't you say?

    Boris Balkan: You took the words out of my mouth.

    Dean Corso: Yes, it's the Fargas story all over again. I think they tore out the engravings before they torched the place. That makes two sets they've got.

    Boris Balkan: And my copy?

    Dean Corso: Well, I learned my lesson, fortunately... I don't carry it around with me anymore. Otherwise, it might have gone up in smoke.

    Boris Balkan: Excellent. Good thinking. Well, with two copies gone, that seems to conclude your assignment. It only remains for you to return my book. I'm staying at the Ritz, you can pick up your check at the same time. Shall we say half an hour?

    Dean Corso: There's more bad news. I don't have it.

    Boris Balkan: You don't have it?

    Dean Corso: Someone lifted it from my room.

    Boris Balkan: Listen to me very carefully, Mr. Corso. I think you may already have some idea of the lengths to which I'm prepared to go when I want something. Unless you recover my property in double-quick time, you'll discover just how far that can be.

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