While exploring a network of underground caves, an explosives expert and an archaeologist find that they are not alone.
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00:00:00The earth is 6 billion years old. Goliath, the largest known stalagmite in the world, is over 900,000 years old. Formed drop by drop, it grew at the rate of 1 inch per every 1,250 years, to its present height of 60 feet, or 6 stories.
00:00:25250 years ago, the difference in its height was only the thickness of an orange peel.
00:00:322500 years ago, before Jesus Christ was born in Bethlehem, the difference in its height was only the depth of a cigarette garden.
00:00:43900,000 years ago, when the first drop of water fell on the cave floor, and Goliath began to fall.
00:00:55Man as we know him today emerged, and began to chip flints to make tools.
00:01:02Goliath, one of the wonders of the earth, who can say what other such splendors might exist in caverns as yet unknown to man, forming in the darkness throughout all time.
00:01:18Rated John Wolter.
00:06:25What the hell are you doing here anyway?
00:06:28Give you a job.
00:06:29You can name your own price.
00:06:31Oh, and I haven't told you the best thing.
00:06:32Capes.
00:06:33Capes.
00:06:34Capes.
00:06:34Capes.
00:06:34Huge mothers and no one's ever been in them.
00:06:36I have a favor, I've been in them.
00:06:41I've been in them, I've been in them.
00:06:41I can name your own.
00:06:42I have been in them.
00:06:43I can't do it.
00:06:44I can't do it.
00:06:46What the hell is this?
00:06:54Copper mines.
00:06:55Is there a way out?
00:06:57I'm working on it.
00:07:13Now!
00:07:16You guys, don't give up!
00:07:30We're out!
00:08:00Caves.
00:08:26Caves.
00:08:28Big caves.
00:08:30If nobody's been in them, how do you know they're there?
00:08:47Tess, Major Stevens will show you.
00:08:51Hasn't anybody fragged that bastard yet?
00:08:53No.
00:08:54No.
00:08:55No.
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00:09:01No.
00:09:03Oh, my God.
00:09:33Oh, my God.
00:10:04Where's this black spot on the map?
00:10:07Anthropologists.
00:10:08A team of them have been excavating there.
00:10:10Stevens drove them out.
00:10:12Too bad you're late.
00:10:13Ben Gannon was with him.
00:10:14What, the Ben Gannon?
00:10:15Yeah.
00:10:16I don't think he knows anything about these caves, though.
00:10:19Ben Gannon can smell a cave.
00:10:22That's too bad.
00:10:23Ben Gannon would like to have met him.
00:10:41Not overjoyed to have you here, Wolfson.
00:10:44Fortunately for you, we need your experience.
00:10:47Unfortunately for you, I need the money.
00:10:49What's all this about?
00:10:52Have you heard of Omega stations?
00:10:55Extra low frequency.
00:10:57They send out long, very slow radio waves that can be picked up just about anywhere.
00:11:00Yes.
00:11:01Group of transmitters.
00:11:03Strategically placed, create a network of signals that can be used as navigational aids by properly equipped ships.
00:11:10And Trident subs.
00:11:13They don't have to surface to pick up the codes.
00:11:15I see you've done your homework.
00:11:18Now, our experts have determined this site to be the optimum position for such a transmitter on both strategic and geologic grounds.
00:11:25Fine.
00:11:26But what's the hurry?
00:11:27Are you expecting a war?
00:11:29We're holding worldwide maneuvers, which provides us with an ideal opportunity to test such a system.
00:11:35A base here will complete the necessary network for those tests.
00:11:39Someone committed this site without first securing a place to transmit?
00:11:45Well, there are factors involved which you wouldn't understand.
00:11:53I would agree with that.
00:11:55Well, agree or not, I intend to see this site operational by the end of those maneuvers.
00:11:59Major.
00:12:00Oh, excuse me, Major.
00:12:02Major, this is Mr. Wolfson, our speleology expert.
00:12:05Wolfson, Major Ricardo Castillo, our liaison with the local government.
00:12:09Major, we are still having a problem with some of the people, especially Dr. Shelley.
00:12:15Farwell.
00:12:16Yes, sir.
00:12:19Now, I told you, get those scientists out.
00:12:22You tell them if they don't withdraw in 24 hours, they'll be removed.
00:12:27Yes, sir.
00:12:27Yeah, hold it, hold it, hold it.
00:12:29You got the move?
00:12:30There.
00:12:31Wolfson.
00:12:32This is your time schedule.
00:12:37Don't fall a minute behind.
00:12:38Let me out here.
00:12:56What do you mean?
00:12:59Where do you think you're going?
00:13:00I'm going to fill in that blank spot on the map.
00:13:03Let's go.
00:13:33Let's go.
00:14:03We'll speak to your superior, won't we?
00:14:06Now?
00:14:06We'll speak to your superior, won't we?
00:14:36We'll speak to your superior, won't we?
00:14:37Let's go.
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00:15:17let's go.
00:15:18Come on.
00:15:39What's yours?
00:15:46Oh, we need another army half-wit.
00:15:49Look, we can offer you other equally attractive locations.
00:15:53I'm sure you can, but this isn't a picnic.
00:15:56We're finding exceptional artifacts, millions of years old.
00:16:00And we're finding them right here.
00:16:02Dr. Shelley?
00:16:04Now, Major Castile's government must consider economic, political factors.
00:16:10Probing for valuable mineral deposits must take a priority.
00:16:14Since when did limestone become valuable?
00:16:17Major, I don't want to exceed my authority.
00:16:22I'm sorry.
00:16:23A private plane will take you to the capital where you can appeal to higher authorities.
00:16:27Or I will be forced to revoke your visas.
00:16:32You don't leave us many options, do you?
00:16:37Frida! Frida!
00:16:40We hit the jackpot!
00:16:42Finn found an opening.
00:16:43I think he did.
00:16:44Yeah!
00:16:44Where?
00:16:46None of your business.
00:16:49If you'll excuse us, Major, we have a lot of packing to do.
00:16:52And I'm sure you'll want to start searching for your limestone.
00:16:59Don't worry, Doctor.
00:17:01There's an opening.
00:17:02We'll find it.
00:17:04No matter how long it takes us.
00:17:06We're paying you to make sure it won't take long.
00:17:09You're men have been over these hills for weeks.
00:17:12You haven't found a thing.
00:17:14Ben Cannon knows more about caves than any man alive.
00:17:17It'd be absurd not to ask for his help.
00:17:19Of course, I'm sure the Navy won't mind holding position until you're ready to transmit.
00:17:27Wolf's right, sir.
00:17:31All right.
00:17:32Looks like I'm the one without any options.
00:17:34You might lose your meal ticket.
00:17:40I'm Dr. Shelley.
00:17:42Wolf's.
00:17:42I'd say we owe you.
00:17:44My swimming coach, am I still on your blacklist?
00:17:51Well, I guess maybe there are intelligent life forms in the Army after all.
00:18:00All the artifacts we've found so far have been concentrated in a single bed of sediment near our gap.
00:18:05Now, why just there?
00:18:07Was it the local hotspot in the Paleozoic era?
00:18:10It's been thought that the specimens were washed down from somewhere higher up.
00:18:15But all my efforts to find the source were to no avail.
00:18:19The trail led nowhere until today.
00:18:26I must be blind.
00:18:27I covered this hillside four weeks ago and it didn't see a thing.
00:18:30Neither did we.
00:18:32Well, there was nothing to see until sometime within the last few days.
00:18:35Your seismic test must have triggered an inverse rockfall, creating the opening.
00:18:41We can start moving in right away.
00:18:43The footing down there could be extremely dangerous.
00:18:45Ben's right.
00:18:46The floor's covered with loose rubble.
00:18:48Bring up the gear.
00:18:50Let's do this thing properly.
00:18:51George and I'll get kitted up and take the first look with your permission.
00:18:55Yes, of course, of course.
00:18:57Well then, let's not lose any time.
00:18:59We'll try not to.
00:19:00Move it!
00:19:03We've only got about three hours of daylight left.
00:19:09Slow or easy, this stuff will go anyways.
00:19:11Yeah.
00:19:12Yeah.
00:19:30It looks like the slope drops off to a deep shaft.
00:19:38Snagged.
00:19:39Here we go.
00:19:41There, we're getting it.
00:19:43You know, this looks an awful lot like that.
00:19:46Casey!
00:19:47Tony!
00:19:51George, you all right?
00:19:53I don't know.
00:19:55I think I'm upside down.
00:19:58Secure the route!
00:19:59Can you see bottom?
00:20:01Are you kidding?
00:20:03It's dark as the inside of Cal's third stomach in here.
00:20:13Better?
00:20:14Yeah.
00:20:15Yeah.
00:20:16Yeah.
00:20:19Thanks.
00:20:24Rub coming!
00:20:26Now!
00:20:29Two seconds!
00:20:31About a hundred feet.
00:20:33Yeah.
00:20:34Don't go away!
00:20:40Stevens.
00:20:42We're okay now.
00:20:45Right.
00:20:46We've got enough room.
00:20:48We're going down.
00:20:55Line coming!
00:20:56Second line!
00:21:07Careful, you snag.
00:21:09Well, what the hell is going on down there?
00:21:12In a cave, the only predictable element is the unpredictable.
00:21:15Okay, George, you went first, last trip.
00:21:32This is my turn.
00:21:33Okay.
00:21:33George, you went first, last trip.
00:21:35This is my turn.
00:21:37Okay, guys.
00:21:38I'm sorry.
00:21:38Let's go.
00:21:39Noаем, okay.
00:21:55Outcropping here.
00:21:56Watch yourself.
00:21:57Touch!
00:21:58There, George.
00:22:25On the bottom, taking a look around.
00:22:27Very good.
00:22:28Very good.
00:22:58We're the first.
00:23:18Untouched.
00:23:20Millions of years.
00:23:24Till us.
00:23:27Wilson, Farwell, report.
00:23:29Okay, Alice, I guess it's time to leave Wonderland.
00:23:37Well, what about this large cavern at the bottom?
00:23:44Well, does it fill our requirements?
00:23:46Yes, sir.
00:23:46Why, excellent.
00:23:49Sergeant Newman!
00:23:49Yes, sir.
00:23:50Are there any artifacts in the paintings?
00:23:53The site this all must have been used as a dwelling sometime in the past.
00:23:56No, we didn't have done this again.
00:23:58Take your men.
00:23:59Start lowering transmitter components for immediate assembly.
00:24:02We'll run a test tonight.
00:24:03Yes, sir.
00:24:04Right now, let's go.
00:24:06Major, I'd like to make a preliminary examination of the site before you and your men cause too much disturbance.
00:24:11That cannot be permitted.
00:24:13The entire cave is off-limits to non-essential personnel until all tests are completed.
00:24:18What the hell is this?
00:24:19You promised that we could go down there and complete our...
00:24:22I promised you could explore.
00:24:26I didn't say when.
00:24:28Well, when?
00:24:30It may be days, it may be weeks.
00:24:33Not until the mission is accomplished.
00:24:35And if the army decide to make a permanent installation here, it may be never.
00:24:41Possibly.
00:24:43Wait a minute.
00:24:44Hey, this entire site could be ruined by the time you and your men are through.
00:24:49Parker!
00:24:50Sir!
00:24:50Johnson!
00:24:51Summit!
00:24:51White, front and center.
00:24:53Escort Dr. Shelley, Mr. Gannon, and Miss Peterson to their camp.
00:24:57Major, why don't you just take them into the forest and repatriate them?
00:25:04I seem to remember that being your style in Vietnam.
00:25:08Wolfson?
00:25:11Your presence no longer required here.
00:25:15Gather your gear.
00:25:17They're out.
00:25:21One last cup.
00:25:33One last cup.
00:25:33You want to share?
00:25:42It's not bad, this local stuff.
00:25:43I could have got used to it.
00:25:48I could have.
00:25:51Do you know we've gone through port bottles tonight?
00:25:58Oddly enough for a week.
00:25:59Show up.
00:26:00Show up.
00:26:00I've never known a mercenary before.
00:26:09I thought they had tattoos.
00:26:14Wore eye patches.
00:26:15Oh, I'm not so much of a mercenary.
00:26:21I'm not so much of a mercenary, more as a specialist.
00:26:26And I'm not particularly good at taking orders, no matter what the price.
00:26:29Yeah, I noticed.
00:26:38What exactly?
00:26:42De-specialism.
00:26:43lots of things
00:26:54you
00:26:58maybe we specialize in some of the same things
00:27:05you must be good at your job to be with Ben and Frieda
00:27:15how did you get into it
00:27:16my boyfriend was an anthro major
00:27:23the anthropology stuck
00:27:29he didn't
00:27:33my grandma
00:27:44what a big time
00:27:46all the better though
00:28:03hold on to it
00:28:10hold on to it
00:28:14you know this place
00:28:42is so big it really shouldn't bother me
00:28:45but it's being underground you see it's
00:28:48it's like a grave
00:28:50tell me about America
00:28:54can't tell you about all of America
00:28:56it's a pretty big place
00:28:57I wouldn't know where to start
00:28:58tell me about where you came from
00:29:00your home place
00:29:02hometown
00:29:02hometown
00:29:04I'm from Richmond
00:29:05it's a little town in the northern part of Missouri
00:29:07like I say it's a small town
00:29:09it's in a really beautiful part of the state
00:29:11do they have a forest like here
00:29:14yeah
00:29:14more hardwood trees
00:29:16what the hell was that
00:29:24the hell was that
00:29:37I'll make a face
00:29:56come in
00:29:57come in
00:29:58please
00:29:59I'll make a face
00:30:00Phil are you there
00:30:01Phil
00:30:02Phil please help me
00:30:04are you there
00:30:04hey Jim
00:30:26Jim do you read me
00:30:27Jim Jim
00:30:31something wrong sergeant
00:30:36we've lost contact
00:30:37damn
00:30:40so come on
00:30:41so what they're laughing last night
00:30:42who knows
00:30:44you see how it looked like
00:30:45he could chew nails
00:30:46jeez
00:30:46talk to him
00:30:47yeah catch you later
00:30:48last night
00:30:53our installation in the cave
00:30:55was
00:30:56packed
00:30:58two men on guard
00:31:00are missing
00:31:01the transmitter has
00:31:03disappeared
00:31:05men stationed at the entrance
00:31:10swear that no one came in or went out
00:31:13so the transmitter must be somewhere
00:31:15at the cave
00:31:15but there is no other entrance
00:31:19there has to be
00:31:20someone
00:31:23someone
00:31:23took
00:31:24the transmitter
00:31:25someone who knew its value
00:31:28and someone who knew it was there
00:31:30you want someone to help you find it
00:31:32yes
00:31:33any coffee left
00:31:38yeah
00:31:39and the two men
00:31:48I am aware of the resentment
00:31:50you feel
00:31:51perhaps I used a little less tact
00:31:52than I should have
00:31:52but I'm a soldier
00:31:53not a diplomat
00:31:54haven't you got that mixed up
00:31:56diplomats are supposed to be
00:31:58the ones you can't trust
00:31:59the point is well taken
00:32:04please
00:32:06please Lieutenant Barwell
00:32:08has already explained
00:32:09the difficulties of exploring
00:32:10these caves without expert guidance
00:32:12I assure you
00:32:13we're completely at the mercy
00:32:15of you and your colleagues
00:32:15colleagues
00:32:18hey I'm not taking civilians down there
00:32:21we don't know what we're dealing with
00:32:22damn it Wolf
00:32:24I feel the same way that you do
00:32:25but we can't do this
00:32:26we can't do this alone
00:32:27it's out of the question
00:32:28Wolf
00:32:30I'm touched by the concern of you
00:32:33and your military friends
00:32:35for the safety of us incompetent
00:32:38and cowardly civilians
00:32:39but speaking personally
00:32:41and purely selfishly
00:32:42I'd like to go
00:32:43I want to find out what's down there
00:32:45right
00:32:51when we get down there
00:32:52what I say goes
00:32:54no contact
00:32:54no confrontation
00:32:55until all civilians are out
00:32:57agreed
00:32:57all right
00:33:05we're leaving two hours
00:33:11only three army personnel
00:33:14George's one
00:33:14lieutenant
00:33:15you know I'd better get ready
00:33:16yes sir
00:33:17we'll take sergeant newman
00:33:18look I have a young soldier
00:33:25Santos
00:33:26Santos
00:33:26he has explored the caves
00:33:28in our country many times
00:33:29yeah
00:33:31welcome yourself
00:33:32thank you
00:33:33you don't trust him do you
00:33:42no
00:33:44he operates pretty close to the edge
00:33:48I have no idea what's gonna happen
00:33:52when we get down there
00:33:52where's Barwell
00:34:06you meant to head to scout
00:34:08oh you must be major castillo's caving expert
00:34:12santos aries
00:34:12forget the salute
00:34:14let's have your love
00:34:15gracias
00:34:16they didn't go this way
00:34:19the dead end's about 300 yards in
00:34:21that makes things easy
00:34:23we better get started
00:34:25everybody ready
00:34:27we are
00:34:28let's go
00:34:31sergeant
00:34:34everybody in a single line
00:34:38nobody wander off alone
00:34:40and don't bother searching passageways
00:34:42too small to take the transmitter
00:34:44take it easy now
00:35:11the ledge is narrowing
00:35:12the ledge is narrowing
00:35:42freeze
00:35:44freeze
00:35:56freeze
00:36:01some kind of light up there
00:36:07Right here.
00:36:12Check it out.
00:36:37I wonder how deep it is down there.
00:36:43Look, I'm out.
00:36:44I could be hundreds of feet deep.
00:36:52What the hell's taking wolves in so long?
00:36:56Come on.
00:37:07You won't need your lights in here.
00:37:34I'll be a son of a gun.
00:37:38Never have I seen this in a cave before.
00:38:04The stars of death.
00:38:06Are they poisonous?
00:38:08No.
00:38:09That's what they call these glowworms in the White Homo Caves in New Zealand.
00:38:13Arachna Campa Luminosa.
00:38:15It's the lava that will fly.
00:38:17It secretes this luminous mucus to attract and capture its prey.
00:38:23Arachna Campa Luminosa.
00:38:26Shouldn't we keep moving?
00:38:27The mage is right.
00:38:30Let's move on.
00:38:37We'll have to split up.
00:38:39Search as many passages as possible.
00:38:41And stay with your group.
00:38:42After a while, these formations are going to start looking alike.
00:38:45Ben, you take Frida, George, and Newman.
00:38:56That way.
00:38:57I'll take the others.
00:39:00There.
00:39:01We'll regroup in two hours.
00:39:02All right.
00:39:27Must be an underground river behind that wall.
00:39:29How far do you think we are below the surface?
00:39:39I'd say a mile in.
00:39:41Maybe a thousand feet down.
00:39:42Dead end.
00:39:43Move on.
00:39:47They could never have got the transmitter up there.
00:39:54Let's mark this one off.
00:39:55We've used up an hour already.
00:40:18This doesn't go anywhere.
00:40:21Wolfen.
00:40:22Time's up.
00:40:23Time's up.
00:40:25You're right.
00:40:25Back we go.
00:40:33Our time's just about up.
00:40:34Better get back.
00:40:35Wait a minute.
00:40:39I think I've got something.
00:40:43Major, this is from the transmitter.
00:40:46We found these.
00:40:48Not far away.
00:40:49That's an integrated circuit.
00:40:53That must be yours.
00:40:57No, it's not off the transmitter.
00:40:58I'm sure of that.
00:41:01In fact, I've never seen any electrical component like it.
00:41:07Let's see where you found this, soldier.
00:41:09Right this way, sir.
00:41:09Here, here.
00:41:22This is where we found the transmitter part.
00:41:24Right, same procedures.
00:41:35Search and meet back here.
00:41:37We'll take the follow.
00:41:37Let's see where we found the transmitter part.
00:41:39Let's see where we found the transmitter part.
00:41:39Let's see where we found the transmitter part.
00:41:40Let's see where we found the transmitter part.
00:41:40Let's see where we found the transmitter part.
00:41:41Let's see where we found the transmitter part.
00:41:42Let's see where we found the transmitter part.
00:41:43Let's see where we found the transmitter part.
00:41:44Let's see where we found the transmitter part.
00:41:45Let's see where we found the transmitter part.
00:41:46Let's see where we found the transmitter part.
00:41:47Let's see where we found the transmitter part.
00:41:48Let's see where we found the transmitter part.
00:41:49Let's see where we found the transmitter part.
00:42:20I think so, but I can't see where I am.
00:42:32Hold on, I'll light a flame.
00:42:50Right, let's start at the beginning.
00:42:54This is the skeleton of a male, aged between 30 and 40 years.
00:43:00Death, probably, due to an accident.
00:43:04But what's he doing here? How'd he get in?
00:43:07Maybe some old explorer came in the same way we did.
00:43:11A little unprepared. No clothes.
00:43:14Well, perhaps he lost his way. Starved to death.
00:43:18His remains may have been here for over a century.
00:43:21Oh, come on, Frida. Surely he's been here longer than that.
00:43:27No, no, I think Frida's right. I'd say between 100 and 150 years.
00:43:33But this is certainly interesting.
00:43:36Bob's case of hydrocephalus, wouldn't you say?
00:43:38If we stay here much longer, we're going to end up like that clown ourselves.
00:43:44Feel free to press on ahead if it'll make you feel better.
00:43:48You'd like that, wouldn't you?
00:43:50Well, if I wandered off, got lost...
00:43:54Who'd sign my paycheck?
00:43:56Let's move.
00:43:57Hey!
00:44:19Hey, stop!
00:44:21I saw somebody.
00:44:23Over there.
00:44:27Ben, Frida, did you see anything?
00:44:29No.
00:44:30George?
00:44:32Nah.
00:44:33I yell scared the wits out of me, though.
00:44:35Somebody was there.
00:44:36Right behind that still lagmite.
00:44:51Maybe it was White.
00:44:52Or Lopez.
00:44:53Maybe this place drove them crazy and they're just wandering around out there.
00:44:57Everybody out in the air!
00:45:21see anyone no but there's a handprint in that fungus
00:45:35george take newman and set up a marker where we found our fit front
00:45:42leslie what you saw could that have been white or lopez
00:45:48oh i'm sorry i couldn't tell but somebody was there
00:45:55okay next time you see anything don't go just give us a nod and we'll check it out
00:46:02okay i'll try
00:46:03this is crazy
00:46:10what is it george look
00:46:23did you leave that marker oh
00:46:31where's newman yes
00:46:36this passageway has been marked too
00:46:39that's where we came in
00:46:42no no no
00:46:45perdón
00:46:46senorita is wrong sir
00:46:48we came from over there
00:46:53well where did we come from
00:47:02what's going on what are you trying to pull
00:47:08nobody's trying to pull anything major
00:47:10you were the last one in here
00:47:16now think major
00:47:17we've all been together
00:47:19when would i have had time to build a pile of stones over there or down there
00:47:24then which one is it
00:47:27where are we lost
00:47:31no major we're not lost
00:47:34he came through here
00:47:36i'm sure ben will be able to tell you where he came in
00:47:40yes of course i can
00:47:41down there
00:47:41but we didn't mark that passage either
00:47:46it's not a dead end
00:47:48who did it
00:47:50maybe someone who uh
00:47:54doesn't want us to get out of here
00:47:56that would
00:47:59seem to be the most likely explanation
00:48:02george
00:48:06lose the stones from these two passages
00:48:08we'd better move on
00:48:09come on major
00:48:10wait just a minute
00:48:30wait just a minute
00:48:38right we have to decide whether to go on or not
00:48:57we must
00:48:58that other poor man is still down there
00:49:00and he could still be alive
00:49:01i must find that transmitter
00:49:07we've got one dead already probably two
00:49:09no we can't turn back now
00:49:10there's a man lost in here somewhere
00:49:13and there are extremely important anthropological considerations also
00:49:16i don't give a damn about anthropology
00:49:19now i have a mission to accomplish
00:49:23well what about the other soldier
00:49:25if he is still alive i'll get him out
00:49:28and that's with or without
00:49:30your help
00:49:32pick up hector's body on the way back
00:49:35and that's just Sean
00:49:37search for
00:49:38now
00:49:39just because
00:49:41he said
00:49:43vey
00:49:45out of to
00:49:48right
00:49:50he said
00:49:50oh
00:49:51he said
00:49:52that
00:49:53yeah
00:49:53he said
00:49:54in the way
00:49:56we are
00:49:58gonna
00:49:58leave
00:49:59tomorrow
00:50:00and
00:50:01go
00:50:01what was that
00:50:31Oh, my God.
00:51:01I don't know.
00:51:31I don't know.
00:52:01I don't know.
00:52:31I don't know.
00:53:01I don't know.
00:53:31I don't know.
00:53:33I don't know.
00:53:35I don't know.
00:53:37I don't know.
00:53:41I don't know.
00:53:43I don't know.
00:53:45I don't know.
00:53:47I don't know.
00:53:55I don't know.
00:53:57I don't know.
00:53:59I don't know.
00:54:00I don't know.
00:54:01I don't know.
00:54:03I don't know.
00:54:05I don't know.
00:54:07I don't know.
00:54:09I don't know.
00:54:13I don't know.
00:54:15I don't know.
00:54:17I don't know.
00:54:21I don't know.
00:54:23I don't know.
00:54:25I don't know.
00:54:27I don't know.
00:54:29I don't know.
00:54:31I don't know.
00:54:33I don't know.
00:54:34I don't know.
00:54:35I don't know.
00:54:37I don't know.
00:54:38I don't know.
00:54:39I don't know.
00:54:40if we hope to recover that transmitter.
00:54:42It's okay.
00:54:43I'll go along.
00:54:44No, you can't do that.
00:54:45No, please.
00:54:46I'm all right now.
00:54:47It's my fault.
00:54:48What happened?
00:54:49Santos can handle it.
00:54:51Can't you, soldier?
00:54:52Try again, Maggie?
00:54:55Yes, sir.
00:54:56Okay, take it easy.
00:54:58Stay well, Santos.
00:55:00Take care.
00:55:01There you go.
00:55:02It shouldn't jam on you again.
00:55:03Thank you, sir.
00:55:08Good luck.
00:55:10Take care.
00:55:40Good luck.
00:55:41Good luck.
00:55:46Good luck.
00:55:48You did not have the best...
00:55:51...
00:55:59How big is it?
00:56:02SIREN
00:56:08ASSISTANT
00:56:18наш
00:56:32father
00:56:34that is in the earth
00:56:36sanctified
00:56:37your name is
00:56:39Oh, my God!
00:57:09Oh, my God.
00:57:39What do you want?
00:58:09Oh, my God.
00:58:19We'll take ten here.
00:58:26Sergeant.
00:58:31Time's running out.
00:58:36Let's keep looking.
00:58:38Come on.
00:58:40Oh, my God.
00:59:04Need any help?
00:59:16No, I'm okay.
00:59:18Leslie?
00:59:42Leslie?
01:00:01Leslie!
01:00:03Here, Wolf.
01:00:04Wolf.
01:00:05Look here.
01:00:06Look.
01:00:07It's a path.
01:00:18That noise.
01:00:19George?
01:00:20You two stay here.
01:00:21Look out.
01:00:22Could be a trap.
01:00:26Ben, wait a minute.
01:00:33Come and take a look at this.
01:00:43What you make of it?
01:00:44I don't know.
01:00:45Never seen anything like it.
01:00:59Wolf.
01:01:03It's a loom.
01:01:16Yeah, but what's doing here?
01:01:18I don't care.
01:01:21I don't care.
01:01:23I know.
01:01:24No, no, no.
01:01:25I don't care.
01:01:26It's a good job.
01:01:27It's a good job.
01:01:28Yeah.
01:01:29Oh, my God.
01:01:31I don't care.
01:01:32You see, my God.
01:01:33It's a good job.
01:01:34It's a good job.
01:01:35I know.
01:01:36There's a good job.
01:01:37It's not synthetic.
01:02:01It's hair.
01:02:04Oh, yeah?
01:02:05How many haircuts did it take to make this?
01:02:07How many haircuts did it take to make this?
01:02:37I don't know.
01:02:41Matt?
01:02:50Huh.
01:02:51More of that strange componentry that Newman couldn't make out.
01:02:54electronic circuitry and stone age tools what does this have to do with leslie and the transmitter
01:03:05hey what do you think that is
01:03:17originally a leg bone look how it's been hollowed out at the end it's like a woomera
01:03:30a woomera yeah it's a weapon australian aborigines use them put a dart or a stone in there
01:03:40hey
01:03:50try one of these ouch
01:04:06you make them out no
01:04:10that way they must have evolved in a highly specialized way in order to survive
01:04:25an environment like this take cover hurry they're right behind us
01:04:29he raced what's this
01:04:43not unless you have to george
01:05:03you
01:05:13ben take freedom make a run for it
01:05:16we are
01:05:30now move it
01:05:44Somebody's coming.
01:06:00Quick, hide over there.
01:06:12Who are those poops?
01:06:13Quiet.
01:06:15I don't know.
01:06:17Those scientists, they've known something all along.
01:06:22Look.
01:06:39I knew it.
01:06:41We're on to something big.
01:06:42Look at this place.
01:06:43Sergeant.
01:06:50Transmitter.
01:07:01Well?
01:07:02Quick, man.
01:07:04It's in working order.
01:07:05That's why he freaks it.
01:07:06He screwed it all up.
01:07:07Can you fix it?
01:07:10Try this.
01:07:11We'll be moving into position in about 45 minutes, and we can still transmit our schedule.
01:07:14Not the way I can.
01:07:15Let's see.
01:07:37You notice that reaction?
01:07:41father come the hearing must be far more sensitive than us
01:07:46high energy no frequency of the transmitter must have heard like hell that's why they went for it
01:07:52yes look destiny
01:07:55please please please do you think they could have any diseases they could transmit
01:08:03no far more likely to catch something from her my god these people have been isolated for
01:08:08thousands of years
01:08:09they've got freder and george
01:08:15who the hell's that
01:08:31must be the leader
01:08:37what are we going to do wolf wait they haven't been hurt yet
01:08:43don't forget we're the aggressors here
01:08:49what are we going to do
01:08:54what are we going to do
01:09:00what are we going to do
01:09:06time to get in amongst it
01:09:20what are we going to do
01:09:26stay close to george
01:09:49what are we going to do
01:09:55what are we going to do
01:09:57what are we going to do
01:09:59what are we going to do
01:10:09what are we going to do
01:10:11what are we going to do
01:10:13what are we going to do
01:10:23what are we going to do
01:10:28we going to do
01:10:33my
01:10:34all right
01:10:38all
01:10:40party
01:10:56our
01:11:01Watch this George
01:11:31He's got it good set the timer for all 400 hours
01:12:01Take cover
01:12:31What the fuck
01:12:37I'm not
01:12:40I'm not
01:12:43I'm not
01:12:45I'm not
01:12:47I'm not
01:12:51I'm not
01:12:55I'm not
01:12:57I'm not
01:13:01I'm not
01:13:03I'm not
01:13:05I'm not
01:13:07I'm
01:13:13I'm
01:13:19I'm
01:13:21I'm
01:13:23I don't know.
01:13:53Go, George.
01:14:03Yo, ugly!
01:14:09Rita!
01:14:12What about Rita?
01:14:14Keep going.
01:14:16Come on.
01:14:23Oh, look.
01:14:30Oh, look.
01:14:32Oh, look.
01:14:36Oh, look.
01:14:40Oh, fuck.
01:14:46Oh, look.
01:14:53Rest in here.
01:15:23It's off the bathroom and I'll be able to send you.
01:15:26I'll go up and see if it's safe up ahead.
01:15:53I'll go up and see if it's safe.
01:16:09I'll go up and see if it's safe up ahead and see if it's safe.
01:16:25I'm glad to see you.
01:16:44You've got to stop meeting like this.
01:16:46Where's Ben and Freda?
01:16:49Dead.
01:16:53Those things are right behind us.
01:16:55We've got to get out of here.
01:16:57Come on.
01:16:59There's no time for that now.
01:17:07Ben!
01:17:09Stand by, Major.
01:17:25It's the transmitter.
01:17:30They can't hear it, but they can.
01:17:40George, you're going for the transmitter.
01:17:42Stevens.
01:17:43Sergeant, take cover.
01:17:56All of them must be covered.
01:18:01Reload! Reload!
01:18:06No!
01:18:20Turn it off, you fool!
01:18:23Major, what the hell's going on here?
01:18:35Are we still transmitting?
01:18:39Yes, sir.
01:18:53What the hell's going on here?
01:19:06No!
01:19:10No!
01:19:14No!
01:19:17Oh, my God.
01:19:47Oh, my God.
01:20:17Oh, my God.
01:20:47Oh, my God.
01:21:17Oh, my God.
01:21:47Oh, my God.
01:22:17Oh, my God.
01:22:48Can we recover the bodies?
01:22:51No.
01:22:55Seal the caves, Major.
01:22:56It's all right with you, sir.
01:23:09I'll give you a complete report later.
01:23:11I'll give you a complete report later.
01:23:11I'll give you a complete report later.
01:23:13I'll give you a complete report later.
01:23:17I'll give you a complete report later.
01:23:47I'll give you a complete report later.
01:24:17I'll give you a complete report later.
01:24:47I'll give you a complete report later.