1980s Sci-Fi Robot Walk

use the supplied image1  as the exact opening frame. Preserve the same young woman, robot soldier, industrial location, wardrobe, scale, lighting, and physical construction. Authentic late-1980s live-action science-fiction comedy photographed on 35mm film with practical sets, a full-size mechanical robot suit, subtle grain, slight gate weave, vintage telecine, atmospheric steam, and warm industrial lighting.  

The woman and robot begin walking side by side through the facility. The robot moves with heavy, believable hydraulic steps while she walks casually and talks with animated hand gestures. Keep the choreography simple and the dialogue clearly readable.  

0:00–0:04 — Medium two-shot: They begin walking together. The woman looks up at the robot and says in a playful 1980s California accent: WOMAN: “I’m seriously jealous of all the FLUX 3 cool kids.”  

0:04–0:10 — Smooth side-tracking shot: They continue walking past pipes, workers, and drifting steam. She adds enthusiastically with big arm movements: WOMAN: “Their UNHINGED FLUX 3 videos have been everywhere all weekend!”  0:10–

Close-up on robot: The robot turns its head toward her with a soft mechanical whir. Its eye panel flickers as it replies in a dry synthesized voice: 

ROBOT: “I know, right?”  Light comedic synth score, hydraulic footsteps, distant machinery, natural lip synchronization. Only one woman and one robot. No additional robots.