Planet of Dinosaurs (1977)
PG | 1h 24min | Sci-Fi, Drama | 27 August 1979 (Sweden)
A space-ship gets lost and is forced to make an emergency landing on an unknown planet. The planet looks much like Earth, only with no trace of civilization. Soon the crew discovers that there are dinosaurs on the planet, and blood-thirsty buggers at that. The crew hopes to be found and rescued, but they have to struggle to survive until then.
Director: James K. Shea
Writers: Ralph Lucas (screenplay), Jim Aupperle (story) (as James Aupperle)
Stars: Mary Appleseth, Harvey Shain, Derna Wylde
PG | 1h 24min | Sci-Fi, Drama | 27 August 1979 (Sweden)
A space-ship gets lost and is forced to make an emergency landing on an unknown planet. The planet looks much like Earth, only with no trace of civilization. Soon the crew discovers that there are dinosaurs on the planet, and blood-thirsty buggers at that. The crew hopes to be found and rescued, but they have to struggle to survive until then.
Director: James K. Shea
Writers: Ralph Lucas (screenplay), Jim Aupperle (story) (as James Aupperle)
Stars: Mary Appleseth, Harvey Shain, Derna Wylde
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00:07:00This isn't Nebraska.
00:07:02There isn't any filling station down the road.
00:07:04There isn't any telephones.
00:07:06If there were, the long-distance race would be something else.
00:07:10So we're lost.
00:07:11I don't know where we are.
00:07:12He doesn't know where we are.
00:07:13She don't know where we are.
00:07:14You don't know where we are.
00:07:15Didn't you send out an SOS?
00:07:17Yes, but I don't think it was received.
00:07:19Well, send it again, girl.
00:07:21Where is the distress transmitter?
00:07:23Oh, I'm sorry.
00:07:24I forgot to tow it in.
00:07:26Oh, great.
00:07:27Great.
00:07:28You not only lose the spaceship,
00:07:30you almost drowned all of us,
00:07:32and you land us God knows where,
00:07:34and now you're telling me
00:07:35you lost the most valuable piece of equipment
00:07:37we had aboard ship?
00:07:39Captain, the next ship you get,
00:07:42you're going to be the steward.
00:07:44It's designed to float.
00:07:46It's...
00:07:47It must be floating now.
00:07:48It must be.
00:07:49It must be.
00:07:50It doesn't float.
00:07:52It's...
00:07:53It must be floating out there somewhere.
00:07:57I'll get it.
00:07:59Chuck?
00:08:01Wait.
00:08:03I'll help you.
00:08:04That's okay.
00:08:05Chuck can do it.
00:08:06No, it's my job.
00:08:21Aah!
00:08:23Aah!
00:08:29Chuck, open the door!
00:08:30Open the door, right now!
00:08:37Aah!
00:08:38Aah!
00:08:39Aah!
00:08:40Aah!
00:08:41Aah!
00:08:42Aah!
00:08:43Aah!
00:08:48Sundy, why did she come out there?
00:08:50To help me?
00:08:51No.
00:08:52Why?
00:08:53No, it's all right.
00:08:54I didn't want...
00:08:55Well, the shuttle's gone,
00:08:56and we've lost the radio.
00:08:57Yeah, and a human being.
00:08:59How do we stand with weapons?
00:09:00Uh, four lasers.
00:09:02Everybody, let's get the gear together
00:09:04and get out of here.
00:09:05Shall I take the right flank?
00:09:06Yes, you take the right.
00:09:08And, Mike, you take the rear.
00:09:09Where are we going?
00:09:11Stay away from here.
00:09:12That thing may be amphibious.
00:09:20I don't know what's out there or where we are.
00:09:23We know the ship's S.O.S. went out,
00:09:25and people will know we're in this area.
00:09:27They'll be coming to rescue us.
00:09:29My job is to see that we all stay alive
00:09:32until help comes,
00:09:33or until we can adjust properly to this world.
00:09:36So my plans are, my orders are,
00:09:39grab this gear and move out to safer, drier ground.
00:09:44Wherever that is.
00:09:57No! No!
00:09:59I want the water!
00:10:00But I won't go in!
00:10:02What's the matter?
00:10:03It's all right, it's all right.
00:10:04It's just the water.
00:10:05She's a little bit upset
00:10:06because of what happened back there.
00:10:07And I don't blame her.
00:10:08Wasn't there some way we could go around the swamp?
00:10:10We don't know how long that would take.
00:10:12Look, the captain wants to get us out of here
00:10:13as soon as possible.
00:10:20Look, take this.
00:10:22Take it.
00:10:23You see anything that frightens you, press here.
00:10:25It'll kill almost anything.
00:10:28Don't worry, you'll be all right.
00:10:38It's all right.
00:11:08It's all right.
00:11:39No!
00:11:53What happened?
00:11:58I gave one of the lasers to Miss Lee.
00:12:00She dropped it when she got in trouble out there.
00:12:02You gave a weapon to a civilian?
00:12:04An hysterical civilian at that?
00:12:05She might have shot all of us.
00:12:08It seemed to comfort her.
00:12:09She was frightened.
00:12:11Jim, how's the laser?
00:12:12Dead.
00:12:13Mike, you've cost us one of the few
00:12:15remaining weapons that we have.
00:12:16By doing that, you've reduced our chances
00:12:18of survival by one gun.
00:12:20You're an officer.
00:12:21Behave like one.
00:12:23He only did what he thought was right, Lee.
00:12:25No, Jim.
00:12:26No one does what he thinks is right.
00:12:27You all do what I think is right.
00:12:29I'm in command here.
00:12:30No, Jim.
00:12:32The captain's right.
00:12:34I did a very stupid thing.
00:12:37I'm sorry.
00:12:38I'll cause no more trouble.
00:12:40All to do is untold.
00:13:08Hmm.
00:13:34Captain.
00:13:36You can court-martial me.
00:13:38I'm not going one step further.
00:13:40We've got to get out of the swamp before night.
00:13:42Lee, we don't know how long that'll take.
00:13:45Everyone could use a rest.
00:13:47OK.
00:13:48We'll make camp here.
00:13:50Jim, stand guard.
00:13:51Chuck, prepare the fire.
00:13:53Charlotte, help.
00:13:54And Mike, get the food ready.
00:13:56Nyla, give him a hand.
00:14:07It says here, the government guarantees this product
00:14:09contains an adult's daily requirement of vitamins,
00:14:12minerals, and protein.
00:14:14It enables a person to complete his daily task with strength,
00:14:18energy, and a cheerful attitude.
00:14:22Funny, I don't feel a bit cheerful.
00:14:27Well, that's a good thing.
00:14:29It's a good thing.
00:14:31It's a good thing.
00:14:33Be careful.
00:14:51How about the equipment?
00:14:52What all did we salvage?
00:14:53Well, aside from the two remaining lasers,
00:14:55we have some food, some survival equipment,
00:14:57but not much else.
00:14:58What about the signal mirrors?
00:15:00We'll need those.
00:15:01We may have to send out scouting parties,
00:15:02and they may be the only means of communication I have left.
00:15:05Here, we've got four.
00:15:06This one's for you.
00:15:09I'm a technician, not an explorer.
00:15:11I've never had much survival training.
00:15:13They never covered this type of situation at the Space Center.
00:15:15Hey, you'll do fine.
00:15:23How is he?
00:15:25Fine.
00:15:26A little shock.
00:15:27He'll come out of it.
00:15:30What?
00:15:31He's not missing anything.
00:15:35Where are we going, Captain, and why?
00:15:37To find a good place to make a permanent camp
00:15:39until we can be rescued.
00:15:40Yeah?
00:15:41When's that going to be?
00:15:43I don't know.
00:15:44Until we're rescued, we'll use the survival tools we have
00:15:47and live off the land as best we can.
00:15:50Live off the land?
00:15:52What are we, a bunch of raccoons?
00:15:54Why don't we just go somewhere and ask somebody for some help?
00:15:57I didn't plan this, Mr. Baylor.
00:15:59Perhaps if your company had been more careful how they built reactors,
00:16:02maybe we wouldn't be in this type of situation.
00:16:05We are obviously miles from any intelligent habitation, Mr. Baylor,
00:16:10if there is any at all on this planet.
00:16:18What the hell was that?
00:16:20An animal of sort.
00:16:21Well, we know it was an animal of sort.
00:16:22It didn't sound like a foghorn.
00:16:24I mean, what makes that kind of a sound?
00:16:27I've heard something like that before.
00:16:30Once when I was in Africa.
00:16:32What kind of animal was it?
00:16:33I don't mean the animal is familiar.
00:16:36I mean the sound.
00:16:38It's a hunting call.
00:16:40Whatever is out there is carnivorous.
00:16:43And it sounds very, very hungry.
00:16:57We've got company.
00:17:28My God.
00:17:30Look at the size of them.
00:17:32I'll go wake the others.
00:17:44Shh.
00:17:46Gather the material quietly.
00:17:57Shh.
00:18:13Looks like some sort of dinosaur.
00:18:15But here?
00:18:17Why not?
00:18:18This planet is similar to Earth.
00:18:20Similar elements bring about similar life forms.
00:18:23I never saw anything like that on Earth.
00:18:25Shh.
00:18:26Would have millions of years ago.
00:18:28Obviously, this planet is much younger than that of our Earth.
00:18:33Still want to stay here, Mr. Baylor?
00:18:56Shh.
00:19:21Oh, look.
00:19:24It must belong to that thing.
00:19:26Strange.
00:19:28That doesn't look like the print of an amphibian.
00:19:31Let's not wait to find out what it is.
00:19:33Let's just get out of here.
00:19:34Look! Over there!
00:19:37My God, it looks half-eaten.
00:19:39What could have done that?
00:19:41Some very large predator.
00:19:43Lee, whatever made this print killed that animal.
00:19:46That's definitely not an amphibian.
00:19:48Oh, come on.
00:19:49It can roam anywhere, hunt anywhere.
00:19:52Come on, let's go.
00:20:12All right, it's a rest period.
00:20:23Captain, I'm hungry.
00:20:25It's a rest period, Erna. Take your rations.
00:20:27What about all these fruits and berries?
00:20:29The nurse is scanning the flora now to make sure that it's safe to eat.
00:20:38What do you got there, Charlotte? Anything edible?
00:20:40What is this?
00:20:42Tastes like shredded wheat.
00:20:44It's high in protein value.
00:20:46Shredded wheat. Great.
00:20:48Now all I need is some prune juice to wash it down with.
00:20:52What are these?
00:20:54They're much like belladonna on earth.
00:20:56Ah, friends from home.
00:20:59Deadly poison, of course.
00:22:46Rest period.
00:23:16What is this?
00:23:46Oh, my God!
00:24:17Oh, my God!
00:24:21Oh, my God!
00:24:36The laser.
00:24:46Oh, my God!
00:25:16Oh, my God!
00:25:33Let's get out of here.
00:25:35How are we going to get away from something that big?
00:25:37We find high ground and climb.
00:25:39Big, awkward thing like that will never be able to climb rock walls.
00:25:43Come on.
00:26:01All right, this looks like a good place to start.
00:26:03Hey, wait a minute. Whoa, whoa, whoa.
00:26:05Where are we going?
00:26:06Up, Mr. Baylor.
00:26:08Up there? What, are you crazy or something? Why?
00:26:10Because from what I saw several miles back, I think there's a plateau up there.
00:26:13Ah, so?
00:26:15We'd be safe there.
00:26:16If there's only this entrance, the bigger creatures won't be able to climb up.
00:26:19Oh, they won't, huh? Well, I'll tell you something.
00:26:21I know one small creature that's not going to climb up either, and that's me.
00:26:25Come on, everybody. Let's go.
00:26:27That guy's out of his mind.
00:26:34Oh, Harvey, cool it.
00:26:36Come on.
00:26:40You're going to go up there.
00:27:10Come on.
00:27:40Come on.
00:28:10Come on.
00:28:12Come on.
00:28:14Come on.
00:28:16Come on.
00:28:18Come on.
00:28:20Come on.
00:28:22Come on.
00:28:24Come on.
00:28:26Come on.
00:28:28Come on.
00:28:30Come on.
00:28:32Come on.
00:28:34Come on.
00:28:36Come on.
00:28:38Come on.
00:29:01Damn!
00:29:09Don't look down!
00:29:11Paul!
00:29:20Hey, that was our food, Captain.
00:29:22You going to send somebody down to get it?
00:29:24Are you volunteering, Mr. Baylor?
00:29:26Hey, that was our food!
00:29:28We'll find food on the plateau.
00:29:38Come on.
00:29:54Let's wait for the others.
00:30:08Honey, I am pooped.
00:30:10Why don't you run down the hill and get me some water from that stream?
00:30:15Hey, wait a minute.
00:30:17You're too beat to make it down a hill much less up again.
00:30:22Hey, Robinson Crusoe.
00:30:24Get yourself a new girl Friday.
00:30:26So what's the hustle? I'm thirsty.
00:30:28Oh, gee.
00:30:30I didn't realize.
00:30:32In that case, I'll get you a new girl.
00:30:35I didn't realize.
00:30:37In that case, you sit here...
00:30:39and I'll have someone bring the stream up here for you.
00:30:44You know, I could have you docked.
00:30:46Two weeks' pay for that kind of smart-ass attitude.
00:30:48Now, remember one thing. I'm still your employer.
00:30:50I'm his employer.
00:30:52Oh, Harvey Coolidge. He didn't mean anything.
00:30:54I'll get your water.
00:30:56Wait a minute. Why should you be getting him water?
00:30:58He is my employer.
00:31:00I'm her employer. Get on your feet. He's not your owner.
00:31:02All right, I'll get the water.
00:31:04Let him get the water. Let him get the water.
00:31:06This doesn't concern you. I'll get the water.
00:31:09Let him get the water.
00:31:11Sorry.
00:31:13Anybody, please get the water. Somebody get the water.
00:31:15Just don't worry about me. I can take care of myself.
00:31:18Okay.
00:31:20Sorry.
00:31:22Sorry I bothered.
00:31:27Gangadin.
00:31:29Get water for the psyche.
00:31:31Shut up.
00:31:34Hey, young lady.
00:31:36It's not going to look too good on your efficiency record.
00:31:51What's this?
00:31:53I quit.
00:31:55Sorry about the two weeks' notice.
00:31:57Take it out of my vacation pay.
00:32:04Here.
00:32:12You get it?
00:32:14Yeah.
00:32:33Look, there's a cave.
00:33:03Let's go.
00:33:25Hey, there's light up there.
00:33:27I'll need two volunteers to see what's up there.
00:33:30I'll go.
00:33:32I thought this was volunteer work.
00:33:34You haven't been carrying any heavy equipment, Mr. Baylor.
00:33:36You look fairly well rested.
00:33:39Well, doesn't being a vice president pull any weight around here?
00:33:42Of course, Mr. Baylor.
00:33:44I mean, you get to walk on the shady side.
00:33:48I suppose rank has its privileges.
00:33:52This is one of the rankest privileges I've ever encountered.
00:33:55Yeah.
00:34:21Let's go.
00:34:51Shh.
00:35:21I'm going to wait here.
00:35:23Just holler if you need me or something.
00:35:30Thank you, sir.
00:35:41Hey, Nyla.
00:35:43Hey, Nyla, come here.
00:35:44Come here, come here.
00:35:46Do you know what this is, sweetheart?
00:35:48This is eggs Benedict for a week.
00:35:51Scrambled eggs.
00:35:53Sunny side up.
00:35:55Cheese omelet for ten.
00:35:59Can you imagine what must have laid these?
00:36:03We're looking at fried chicken for a month.
00:36:06Harvey, I don't think a chicken laid these.
00:36:09Well, I'll tell you something.
00:36:10It wasn't a streetcar, baby.
00:36:13Here, chicky, chicky.
00:36:15Come here, Uncle Harvey, sweetheart.
00:36:23Shoot it.
00:36:40Come on, move.
00:36:45Harvey!
00:37:15Harvey!
00:37:39Nyla.
00:37:41Lee! Lee!
00:37:43Harvey's dead.
00:37:45We heard the scream.
00:37:50Come on, let's go.
00:38:04Shouldn't we say something?
00:38:06I will.
00:38:08I will say goodbye.
00:38:13I will say goodbye.
00:38:43I will say goodbye.
00:39:13This is it. We'll stay here.
00:39:15Stay here? What for?
00:39:17It's a good spot. Easy to defend.
00:39:19We'll stay here till we're rescued.
00:39:21Till we're rescued?
00:39:23When?
00:39:24When is that going to be, Lee?
00:39:26Let's face it. We're stuck here.
00:39:29This is our life now.
00:39:31This is our world.
00:39:33Our world.
00:39:34They know where the Odyssey was when they lost,
00:39:36but they don't know where it is now.
00:39:38They don't know where it is now.
00:39:41They know where the Odyssey was when they lost her signal.
00:39:44They'll come through subspace.
00:39:45They'll see this planet.
00:39:46They'll come here.
00:39:48When?
00:39:49I don't know when,
00:39:50but we'll be here and safe when they come.
00:39:53If something doesn't get us first.
00:39:55What do you propose we do?
00:39:56Go and hunt that thing down?
00:39:57You saw the size of it.
00:39:59Come on, you two.
00:40:00Jim, the captain's right.
00:40:02We can't go out and fight that thing.
00:40:04Listen.
00:40:05Centuries ago on Earth,
00:40:07wolves used to wipe out whole villages
00:40:09so men went out and hunted them.
00:40:11Wolves learn.
00:40:13We've got to go out and teach them.
00:40:15We can't risk lives trying to tame dinosaurs.
00:40:19We'll stay here. We're safe.
00:40:21Safe?
00:40:22We're prisoners.
00:40:24Lee, there's land out there.
00:40:26Land to farm. Land to build on.
00:40:28We're technicians.
00:40:30We can build a civilized community.
00:40:33Here we're nothing but savages hiding in caves.
00:40:35I say we stay.
00:40:37It would seem the most sensible thing to do.
00:40:40We can't risk any more lives.
00:40:42That's right.
00:40:43Our job is to stay alive, not conquer new planets.
00:40:46What the hell were you doing on the Odyssey in the first place?
00:40:49All right, everybody. We're home.
00:40:53You've got work to do.
00:40:55Weapons to build. Tools.
00:40:57We'll build up this wall over here.
00:40:59Then we'll be safe.
00:41:07We'll be safe.
00:41:37Come on.
00:42:08Well, the stockade's almost finished.
00:42:10Good.
00:42:12It would have gone faster if Jim had helped more.
00:42:15Jim doesn't think the stockade will do any good.
00:42:18He doesn't think it'll keep anything out.
00:42:20Not the big animals we saw below.
00:42:22That's why we climbed up to this plateau.
00:42:24We haven't seen anything up here that could get through that stockade.
00:42:27No, not so far.
00:42:30We've got to get out of here.
00:42:32We've got to get out of here.
00:42:35No, not so far.
00:42:37You agree with Jim? You think the stockade's a waste of time?
00:42:40I didn't say that.
00:42:42Jim thinks everything I do is a waste of time.
00:42:44He doesn't think I know what I'm doing.
00:42:46That's not true.
00:42:47Every time I give an order, I turn around and he's standing there staring at me.
00:42:50And it's obvious what he's thinking, that I'm a fool.
00:42:53Lee, you're taking his criticism too personally.
00:42:56It's not you he's attacking. It's just some of your decisions.
00:42:59It's the same thing.
00:43:00No, you're a fine man. Jim knows that.
00:43:03He just has some ideas of his own.
00:43:05He wouldn't question what you were saying unless he thought it was for the good of all of us.
00:43:09You agree with him?
00:43:11I just think he should be listened to sometimes.
00:43:15Lee, I'll always do what you say.
00:43:18Unless the time comes that I...
00:43:20I think one of your decisions might be wrong for my survival and the survival of the others.
00:43:25And then?
00:43:28And then I must make my own decisions.
00:43:33Okay.
00:43:59Can I help?
00:44:00Sure.
00:44:03Okay, I'll get something.
00:44:05Okay.
00:44:32Okay.
00:45:02Help!
00:45:20We're safe, huh?
00:45:32Yeah.
00:45:52What are you doing?
00:45:53Nothing. Just looking.
00:45:56It's so beautiful now.
00:45:59I could almost like this place.
00:46:01I could almost feel at home.
00:46:04What's over there?
00:46:06I don't know. Let's go see.
00:46:17It's beautiful.
00:46:24Do you miss him?
00:46:27Yes.
00:46:28No.
00:46:30I'm not sure.
00:46:32He was a good employer.
00:46:35I think he was more than that.
00:46:38Many men have been more than that.
00:46:40I haven't led an angelic life.
00:46:44You're honest.
00:46:47How did you meet him?
00:46:49His father.
00:46:51Thought I'd be good for him.
00:46:53Were you?
00:46:55I don't know.
00:46:58He never did grow up.
00:47:01Never back.
00:47:04Are you afraid of me?
00:47:07Should I be?
00:47:09I'm just another guy.
00:47:14But maybe you'll be the last one.
00:47:19Well, that's it.
00:47:21Yeah.
00:47:23Let's go tell him.
00:47:28It's over.
00:47:36This calls for a drink.
00:47:38A drink?
00:47:40Yes.
00:47:42I have a little berry juice.
00:47:44I fermented it.
00:47:46It tastes a little strange.
00:47:49I'm going to sit down.
00:47:57It tastes awful.
00:48:02But it feels so good.
00:48:05Maybe someone should stay on the alert.
00:48:08Come on, boss.
00:48:09We don't build you a stockade for you.
00:48:11Show a little appreciation.
00:48:12Have a drink with the help.
00:48:19You don't have to ask me twice.
00:48:23How do you drink that stuff?
00:48:26It's only the first cup.
00:48:28It's so bad after that.
00:48:30Your taste buds are dead from alcohol.
00:48:36Let me see.
00:48:38Cabernet Sauvignon.
00:48:40Beauvoir vineyard 98.
00:48:43A vintage year.
00:48:46The dance of desire.
00:48:49The dance of desire.
00:49:19What's the matter?
00:49:22I just had a party.
00:49:25Everyone is if he lets himself be.
00:49:33Oh, Jim, have some compassion.
00:49:35Lee is doing the very best he can.
00:49:37I know.
00:49:39But out here it's not enough.
00:49:42He's not like you.
00:49:44He doesn't always know what's right.
00:49:47He doesn't always know what's right.
00:49:50Don't be sarcastic.
00:49:51I'm not.
00:49:52Only the last few weeks I've just watched you become more rigid.
00:49:56Invulnerable and godlike.
00:49:59Have pity on us mortals.
00:50:01Lee is nice.
00:50:02Lee is kind.
00:50:04Lee is weak.
00:50:06Don't be cruel.
00:50:08On this world you have two choices.
00:50:11Be cruel or die.
00:50:15I don't ever want to have to make that choice, Jim.
00:50:18Civilization is like that uniform you're wearing.
00:50:21It's getting dirty and torn.
00:50:24And pretty soon it's going to rot away.
00:50:27You had better decide what you're going to wear then.
00:50:31I'll find something.
00:50:33You all have a lot to learn.
00:50:35You all?
00:50:36Why not we?
00:50:38We, Jim?
00:50:40Forgive us, we're only human, but...
00:50:43We're lonely, Jim.
00:50:45And we're frightened.
00:50:48And God help us, a little drunk.
00:50:52Enjoy your party.
00:50:55I'll stand guard.
00:50:57Jim.
00:50:59If you ever need anyone.
00:51:06Well, I don't have any daughters, but I do have a son that's a traveling salesman.
00:51:14Where have you been?
00:51:19Well, we're all as safe as if we were home in bed.
00:51:25Hey, Happy New World!
00:51:27Happy New Year!
00:51:29Should old acquaintance be forgotten and never brought to mind?
00:51:39Should old acquaintance be forgotten and days of old things died?
00:51:51For old things died.
00:52:09For old things died.
00:52:14For old things died.
00:52:37Where's Chuck?
00:52:39I sent him to lay out some astral reflectors.
00:52:43Don't worry, he'll be all right.
00:52:45It's just that, well, sometimes he doesn't seem as alert as he should be.
00:52:50You want to go out after him?
00:52:53Keep an eye on him?
00:52:56I sent him out over those rocks over there.
00:53:00Maybe I should just go and give him a hand.
00:53:03Sure.
00:53:14Chuck, you haven't finished laying out the reflectors.
00:53:17We have to lay them out if we want to be rescued.
00:53:20What's the use?
00:53:25Tell me how they work.
00:53:28In the normal survey of a new planet, you first explore it with scan arrays.
00:53:33The mythonine coating on the reflectors would bounce the reflectors off.
00:53:38Any search party scanning this planet could pinpoint right where to find us.
00:53:42That's terrific!
00:53:45If there was a search party in this section of the galaxy.
00:53:48We have to believe there is, or will be.
00:53:52When?
00:53:56Theoretically, the mythonine could bounce back signals forever, couldn't it?
00:54:00I don't know.
00:54:04Theoretically, the mythonine could bounce back signals forever, couldn't it?
00:54:09Yeah, so in ten years, somebody sees the signals and comes on down.
00:54:14Where will we be?
00:54:16I don't know. We don't think ten years ahead.
00:54:19We just do what we have to today.
00:54:24Oh, maybe you're right.
00:54:27Maybe we're wasting our time.
00:54:29We could set the reflectors out and something would just come along and eat them.
00:54:33No.
00:54:35No, mythonine tastes terrible.
00:54:37What?
00:54:39My father was an astrophysicist.
00:54:42When I was a little kid, I thought mythonine was the most wonderful thing in the world.
00:54:46But it's not.
00:54:49When I was a little kid, I thought mythonine was the most wonderful thing in the world.
00:54:53I tasted some.
00:54:56It tastes like old socks.
00:55:02Well, I guess I'd better get back to work.
00:55:05If we ever want to get rescued, these reflectors have got to start sending out their signals now.
00:55:11I'll help.
00:55:14No, you can. You go back to camp.
00:55:16I'll finish this. Okay?
00:55:46Help!
00:55:49Help!
00:55:52Help!
00:55:55Help!
00:55:58Help!
00:56:01Help!
00:56:04Help!
00:56:07Help!
00:56:10Help!
00:56:14Help!
00:56:26Help!
00:56:29Help!
00:56:32Help!
00:56:35Help!
00:56:38Help!
00:56:43What happened? Are you okay? Is it safe?
00:56:56There's your safety. She was nearly killed.
00:57:00From now on, no one goes anywhere alone. We work in pairs.
00:57:03This is that thing's hunting ground and it's coming back unless we make sure it doesn't.
00:57:06How do we do that?
00:57:07Hunt it. Kill it.
00:57:09Are you crazy? Some of us could get maimed or killed.
00:57:12So we wait until that thing gets hungry and comes back?
00:57:15No. I say we get it now while it's hurt.
00:57:18Come on. Now.
00:57:21They're right, you know. I'm tired of hiding and jumping at every sound.
00:57:26God, I just want to fight back.
00:57:32Lee, they need this.
00:57:34They've got to do it. The fear, the tension, it's doing something to all of us.
00:57:48This way. It's actually this way.
00:58:00Follow me. Down here.
00:58:08His footprints disappeared.
00:58:14Looks like some other animal was here. He must have gotten our friend.
00:58:17Yeah, and by the looks of it, he was several times bigger than that thing you were hunting.
00:58:28It's getting dark out. I think we should get back to camp.
00:58:50Come on. Quiet.
00:58:55Mike, over there.
00:58:56Come on. Around here.
00:59:07Chuck, hold it.
00:59:16Good shot.
00:59:22Watch out for those traps.
00:59:26Be careful.
00:59:39All right.
00:59:42We did it.
00:59:44We did it.
00:59:49Let's go.
00:59:51Let's go.
01:00:18Let's go.
01:00:49Shh.
01:00:58What do you see?
01:01:00In the fire. You were staring at it so intently, I thought maybe you were hypnotized or seeing visions.
01:01:07I was just wondering how many other things we're going to have to get used to.
01:01:11Things like eating dinosaurs.
01:01:15Nyla, what's wrong with Lee?
01:01:17What do you mean?
01:01:19He's so tense lately.
01:01:21We're all tense. You can't be relaxed in a situation like this.
01:01:25I mean, he gives an order, then he seems uncertain, insecure, as if he doubts the decision he's made.
01:01:34It's not easy making decisions when it could be a matter of life or death.
01:01:39I'm not questioning his ability, but it is limited by his experience.
01:01:44You think Jim could do better?
01:01:46He'd have more space travel than Lee.
01:01:48He's been in more alien worlds.
01:01:50Lee has... well, I know he was top of his class at the academy.
01:01:54He has an excellent record since, but...
01:01:56Lee will do what he thinks is right.
01:01:59After all, we've got to have rules, even on this world.
01:02:03And Lee is the captain?
01:02:05Right.
01:02:06And you, of course, always go by the rules.
01:02:11Yes.
01:02:14Do you realize that if anything happened to Lee, and if we went by the rules, you'd be in charge?
01:02:22Could you lead us?
01:02:25Could you keep us alive, better than Jim?
01:02:36There it is.
01:02:37What?
01:02:39Memories.
01:02:40Earth and home.
01:02:42I can see it in the fire.
01:02:44Floating out there in space, millions of miles away.
01:02:48Just another planet.
01:02:52Yet when I think of it, I could cry.
01:02:57I wish I could see what you do, Charlotte.
01:03:01Ah.
01:03:03There it is.
01:03:05Poor, beautiful, tired old Earth.
01:03:10I wonder if I'll ever see you again.
01:03:15I'm sure you will.
01:03:20I wonder if I'll ever see you again.
01:03:33Whatever it is, it's nearby.
01:03:36What are you saying?
01:03:37Mike said it. That's a hunting cry.
01:03:39I don't think it'll attack us.
01:03:41We can't wait around to find out.
01:03:43Jim, you saw the size of those prints.
01:03:46How are we going to deal with an animal that big?
01:03:49Besides, we're safe here in the stockade.
01:03:54Are we?
01:03:56What if it attacks outside the stockade?
01:03:59Are we going to let it pick the time and place it decides to kill us?
01:04:03We've got to hunt it down now, in its lair, and kill it.
01:04:07Jim, you're crazy.
01:04:08How are we going to kill a thing that big?
01:04:10That gun wouldn't even kill the little beast.
01:04:12It's an animal.
01:04:14It's a dumb animal.
01:04:16We're rational, thinking human beings.
01:04:19We'll find a way.
01:04:20No.
01:04:21No, we shouldn't risk any more lives just because you want to play Tarzan.
01:04:24You fools.
01:04:26Jim's right. What are we going to do?
01:04:27Sit around here like cattle in a pen, waiting for that thing to come get us?
01:04:31Millions of years ago on Earth,
01:04:33an ape, an ape took a club and killed his first predator.
01:04:37Well, we've got to kill that thing,
01:04:39or that something inside of us,
01:04:41that dignity that makes us human,
01:04:44fear is going to kill that.
01:04:55You're the navigator, Chuck.
01:04:57Which one is Earth?
01:05:00You can't see it from here,
01:05:02unless you close your eyes.
01:05:06See it?
01:05:08I see a farm in Ohio on a fall morning.
01:05:11There's still some mist on the ground.
01:05:14Pale, pale blue mist.
01:05:17I told you.
01:05:19It's not really so far away.
01:05:21Chuck, no.
01:05:23Let me out.
01:05:25Hang on.
01:05:26Just hang on.
01:05:28Oh, my God.
01:05:36No, no!
01:05:39Oh, my God!
01:05:55Wait!
01:05:56They're swimmers!
01:06:03No!
01:06:05No, no!
01:06:10No!
01:06:33Where are you going?
01:06:35To find it's where!
01:06:39Well...
01:06:40Right, let's go.
01:07:09There.
01:07:26Look.
01:07:30We must be getting closer.
01:07:33Look at these tracks all over the area.
01:07:37This lab must be nearby.
01:07:39A cave.
01:07:41And that stench.
01:07:43It seems to be coming from there.
01:07:45We found it.
01:07:46That thing must live here.
01:07:48Let's go.
01:08:08Let's go.
01:08:30There must be something we can do with fire.
01:08:32We can burn it up somehow.
01:08:34There must be something we can do with fire.
01:08:36We can burn it up somehow.
01:08:37No, Nyla.
01:08:38Years ago, Indians did it with buffaloes.
01:08:40I think we can drive it over a cliff.
01:08:42Poison berries are the safest, surest thing.
01:08:44We've been deciding on how to kill that thing.
01:08:47We can use those poison berries.
01:08:49Good.
01:08:50Lee, it might work.
01:08:51They're juice rubbed on spears and arrow tips.
01:08:53Why, face the thing.
01:08:55Let's go out, kill a creature,
01:08:57stuff it with the berries,
01:08:58and put it outside its lair.
01:09:00It's too uncertain.
01:09:01Maybe he can smell these things.
01:09:03Maybe he knows they're poison.
01:09:05I'm for a direct attack.
01:09:07The bait idea seems more sensible.
01:09:09It'd be safer.
01:09:10And we know the berries work in the digestive tract.
01:09:12What effect they'll have, if any,
01:09:14in the blood system isn't certain.
01:09:15Poison's poison.
01:09:17And you said they were very, very potent.
01:09:19No.
01:09:20I'd buy Lee's idea first.
01:09:22Poison bait.
01:09:23No, I agree with Jim.
01:09:24What if it doesn't eat carrion?
01:09:26There's too many ifs.
01:09:28Let's try Lee's bait idea first.
01:09:30If it doesn't work, we've lost nothing.
01:09:32Maybe we can try Jim's more direct method.
01:09:34All right.
01:09:35Let's get to work.
01:09:36You three go gather the berries.
01:09:38Chuck, come with us.
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01:13:27What do we do now, Jim?
01:13:29We plant stakes in the ground.
01:13:31Big ones.
01:13:33Tipped with the poison from the berries.
01:13:36And we lure the beast onto them.
01:13:38And if it's angry enough, and as stupid as I think it is,
01:13:42it'll impale itself on the poison stakes.
01:13:45Well, let's get to work.
01:13:48Where do we start?
01:13:50Where do we start?
01:14:21We're leaving the valley.
01:14:23Where are we going, Lee?
01:14:24Away from that.
01:14:25Where are we going?
01:14:26There's a valley west of here.
01:14:27I scouted it yesterday.
01:14:29We'll be safe there?
01:14:30You guarantee us completely safe?
01:14:32No more spiders?
01:14:33No more dinosaurs?
01:14:34All peace and quiet?
01:14:35Just over the next hill?
01:14:36You're not risking any more lives trying to kill that thing.
01:14:39We're leaving here.
01:14:40Lee, you're a fool.
01:14:42I'm taking you with me.
01:14:44I'm taking you with me.
01:14:46We're leaving here.
01:14:47Lee, you're a fool.
01:14:49I'm taking everyone, and we're leaving here.
01:14:51Go ahead and run, Lee.
01:14:52You've got a whole damn world to run in.
01:14:54But you're going to have to run alone.
01:14:56We're not going with you.
01:14:57I'm in charge here.
01:14:58You'll do as I say.
01:14:59Stop working.
01:15:00Pack up.
01:15:01We're leaving.
01:15:02Nobody's going.
01:15:03No one's listening to you anymore.
01:15:05You're just another guy around here.
01:15:07That uniform means nothing.
01:15:10Maybe this means something.
01:15:12I say we go.
01:15:13I'm the leader here.
01:15:15If you think differently, prove it.
01:15:17I've always said you had to fight for what you really wanted.
01:15:20Sometimes aggression is necessary.
01:15:23I was right.
01:15:25But I won't fight you.
01:15:26Not now.
01:15:28Not while our beast is still alive.
01:15:30He's coming.
01:15:32You smashed everything.
01:15:33All our work went already.
01:15:38Hey.
01:15:40Let him go.
01:15:41He knows what he's doing.
01:15:45Let's go.
01:16:16No!
01:16:19No!
01:16:45No!
01:17:15Okay, you all know what we have to do.
01:17:21Did you have a nice walk?
01:17:23I thought I'd give our friend a little exercise.
01:17:29We're ready.
01:17:32Just give us the word.
01:17:35Let's do it.
01:17:38Let's go.
01:17:41Let's do it.
01:17:43Let's go.
01:18:03Hey, hey, hey!
01:18:05Hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey, hey
01:18:35Keep going! Run, run, run!
01:18:47Keep going!
01:18:51Run, run, run!
01:18:54Come on! Go, go, go, go, go, go, go!
01:19:02Hey, hey!
01:19:05Hey, hey!
01:19:10Hey, come on!
01:19:21We get them!
01:19:23Go, go!
01:19:36Wow!
01:19:38We did it! We did it!
01:19:41Hurry, come on!
01:19:55Where's Jim?
01:19:58Jim! Jim! Jim!
01:20:01Jim!
01:20:03Somebody get me out of here!
01:20:18Dad!
01:20:20We did it! I told you we could do it!
01:20:25Maybe now we can make a new world.
01:20:32Hey, supper's almost ready.
01:20:35What is it tonight? Lizard again?
01:20:37No, we had that last night.
01:20:40Today we're having fillet of swamp monster.
01:20:42You know, it's getting so out of like that.
01:20:45We're almost finished. We'll be right there.
01:20:47Okay.
01:21:02Mikey, are you going to count that, Nyla?
01:21:04Mikey, one, two, three.
01:21:07Where's my four?
01:21:08Four.
01:21:09Five.
01:21:10Two.
01:21:11Seven.
01:21:12Eight.
01:21:13Good boy!
01:21:20Do you think we'll ever be rescued?
01:21:23Somehow it doesn't really matter anymore.
01:21:31THE END
01:22:01THE END
01:22:31THE END