WEBVTT FILE 1 00:00:01.656 --> 00:00:04.314 [ominous music] 2 00:00:02.000 --> 00:00:07.000 Downloaded from YTS.MX 3 00:00:08.000 --> 00:00:13.000 Official YIFY movies site: YTS.MX 4 00:00:15.601 --> 00:00:18.363 [water splashes] 5 00:00:40.074 --> 00:00:41.524 [waves crash] 6 00:00:42.007 --> 00:00:42.939 [dinosaur roars] 7 00:00:43.422 --> 00:00:46.218 [footsteps thump] 8 00:00:48.393 --> 00:00:53.329 [dinosaur roars] [footsteps thump] 9 00:00:55.089 --> 00:00:57.988 [suspenseful music] 10 00:00:58.886 --> 00:01:02.303 [dinosaur growls] [footsteps thump] 11 00:01:03.063 --> 00:01:06.687 [dramatic music] [shark growls] 12 00:01:07.136 --> 00:01:08.206 [shark roars] 13 00:01:08.689 --> 00:01:11.450 [water splashes] 14 00:01:18.595 --> 00:01:23.566 [upbeat music] [shark growls] 15 00:02:51.654 --> 00:02:56.590 [shark snarls] [suspenseful music] 16 00:03:49.850 --> 00:03:54.820 [woman screams] [shark roars] 17 00:04:04.520 --> 00:04:09.490 [static crackles] [distorted radio chatter] 18 00:04:11.216 --> 00:04:14.150 [boat engine hums] 19 00:04:19.293 --> 00:04:22.607 [upbeat acoustic music] 20 00:04:23.642 --> 00:04:26.266 [water swashes] 21 00:04:46.078 --> 00:04:48.805 [water splashes] 22 00:04:50.911 --> 00:04:51.739 - Hey, Barry! 23 00:04:54.328 --> 00:04:55.156 - [Barry] Hey, Milt. 24 00:04:56.088 --> 00:04:57.435 - Look what just came in from Amazon. 25 00:04:58.332 --> 00:04:58.884 - That's a nice camera. - It sure is. 26 00:04:59.989 --> 00:05:03.993 It takes still pictures and video. 1080 and 4K. 27 00:05:04.580 --> 00:05:05.857 Dude, look at this lens. 28 00:05:06.616 --> 00:05:07.065 - You're never gonna get a girl 29 00:05:08.135 --> 00:05:08.342 if you keep shooting at 'em with distance lenses. 30 00:05:09.067 --> 00:05:09.481 You gotta go talk to her, man. 31 00:05:10.379 --> 00:05:12.657 - Yeah, I know, but the price was right. 32 00:05:16.316 --> 00:05:18.973 [playful music] 33 00:05:22.563 --> 00:05:23.840 - How do you do it? - Do what? 34 00:05:24.772 --> 00:05:26.360 - Dude, I work my ass off all summer, 35 00:05:27.292 --> 00:05:27.706 can barely have anything to show for it, 36 00:05:28.742 --> 00:05:31.296 yet you're able to buy these crazy stupid gizmos. 37 00:05:31.883 --> 00:05:32.435 Like, I don't get it. 38 00:05:33.402 --> 00:05:34.334 - You ever hear of a credit card, Barry? 39 00:05:34.817 --> 00:05:37.406 [both chuckle] 40 00:05:38.648 --> 00:05:39.097 How long you gotta work today? 41 00:05:40.270 --> 00:05:42.549 - Not long if he doesn't get back to scrubbin' the dock. 42 00:05:43.239 --> 00:05:43.515 - [Barry] Hey, Mr. Lennings. 43 00:05:44.413 --> 00:05:44.620 - Don't "hi" me. What are you doin'? 44 00:05:45.690 --> 00:05:46.725 - Talking to my friend. - Is it break time yet? 45 00:05:47.381 --> 00:05:47.623 - Not for another hour. 46 00:05:48.589 --> 00:05:49.038 - Then you shouldn't be running your mouth. 47 00:05:49.763 --> 00:05:51.109 Get back to work! - Yes, sir. 48 00:05:51.489 --> 00:05:52.144 - And you! 49 00:05:52.628 --> 00:05:53.007 - My name's Milt. 50 00:05:53.870 --> 00:05:54.354 - I don't care if it's James Dean. 51 00:05:55.182 --> 00:05:56.217 Are you renting a boat here? - No. 52 00:05:56.942 --> 00:05:57.736 - How about a jet ski? - Nope. 53 00:05:58.599 --> 00:05:59.428 - Do you own a boat in the marina? 54 00:06:00.187 --> 00:06:00.705 - No! - Then you're trespassing. 55 00:06:01.809 --> 00:06:04.364 Get the hell outta here and stop bothering the help. 56 00:06:05.468 --> 00:06:06.400 - See you later, Barry. 57 00:06:07.021 --> 00:06:07.643 - See you later, Milt. 58 00:06:08.540 --> 00:06:09.265 - [sighs] Do you like your job here? 59 00:06:10.404 --> 00:06:12.130 - Not really, I mean, I barely even make minimum wage. 60 00:06:13.338 --> 00:06:15.892 - It doesn't matter! I'm paying you to work, now get busy! 61 00:06:16.341 --> 00:06:17.169 - Yes, sir. 62 00:06:20.897 --> 00:06:22.002 Crazy tight ass. 63 00:06:23.866 --> 00:06:26.213 - And don't ever let me hear you call me crazy. 64 00:06:50.582 --> 00:06:52.550 [sighs] 65 00:06:54.379 --> 00:06:57.486 [grunts] I knew I was overdue for my medicine. 66 00:06:57.865 --> 00:06:59.867 [sighs] 67 00:07:01.938 --> 00:07:03.768 [grunts] 68 00:07:04.251 --> 00:07:06.978 [waster swashes] 69 00:07:07.944 --> 00:07:10.153 Aww, man, I hate the water. 70 00:07:14.399 --> 00:07:19.404 [waves crash] [ominous music] 71 00:07:22.062 --> 00:07:24.547 [shark roars] 72 00:07:29.518 --> 00:07:32.003 [shark roars] 73 00:07:35.869 --> 00:07:36.697 [water splashes] 74 00:07:37.180 --> 00:07:39.769 [shark snarls] 75 00:07:46.120 --> 00:07:49.952 [distant boat horn blows] 76 00:07:50.435 --> 00:07:52.195 [shark snarls] 77 00:07:52.644 --> 00:07:55.405 [water splashes] 78 00:07:57.269 --> 00:07:59.824 [shark growls] 79 00:08:02.758 --> 00:08:05.070 [gulls cry] 80 00:08:06.900 --> 00:08:08.729 [computer chirps] 81 00:08:09.247 --> 00:08:12.077 [keyboard clacks] 82 00:08:25.228 --> 00:08:28.162 - Dodds, it's time to report to Operative Bosswell. 83 00:08:28.818 --> 00:08:30.130 - [sighs] You do it, Parks. 84 00:08:30.993 --> 00:08:32.683 I don't wanna deal with her right now. 85 00:08:33.340 --> 00:08:34.962 I have, I have a headache. 86 00:08:35.411 --> 00:08:36.412 - Whatever. 87 00:08:36.895 --> 00:08:38.309 [computer chirps] 88 00:08:39.173 --> 00:08:41.831 - Yes. What do you have to report? 89 00:08:42.970 --> 00:08:44.489 - The shark stays in the area. 90 00:08:45.490 --> 00:08:47.527 It has not left the vicinity of the cove, 91 00:08:48.286 --> 00:08:50.046 the drilling rig and Cat Island. 92 00:08:51.082 --> 00:08:53.498 - Like any predator, it's staking its territory. 93 00:08:54.223 --> 00:08:55.604 I'm sure it won't stray too far. 94 00:08:56.536 --> 00:08:58.745 We have to monitor it, day and night. 95 00:08:59.228 --> 00:08:59.539 - Yes, ma'am. 96 00:09:00.609 --> 00:09:02.542 If we notice any irregularities in its patterns, 97 00:09:03.266 --> 00:09:05.096 we'll notify you immediately. 98 00:09:05.579 --> 00:09:06.028 - You do that. 99 00:09:07.029 --> 00:09:08.271 If we don't have any incidents with the shark, 100 00:09:09.238 --> 00:09:11.309 we can continue outside drilling operations, 101 00:09:11.896 --> 00:09:13.380 without interference. 102 00:09:13.863 --> 00:09:14.588 - Interference? 103 00:09:15.244 --> 00:09:15.693 - Yes, the authorities. 104 00:09:16.659 --> 00:09:18.454 EPA and all those other protective agencies 105 00:09:19.662 --> 00:09:22.562 that would shut us down if they knew the scope of our work. 106 00:09:22.872 --> 00:09:23.666 - I see. 107 00:09:24.598 --> 00:09:25.737 We'll keep you informed. 108 00:09:26.186 --> 00:09:26.980 Signing off. 109 00:09:27.877 --> 00:09:28.222 [computer chirps] 110 00:09:28.947 --> 00:09:30.293 - Well, that didn't go so badly. 111 00:09:30.984 --> 00:09:33.089 - Until something goes wrong. 112 00:09:34.332 --> 00:09:35.989 Then she'll come down on our heads like a hammer. 113 00:09:36.990 --> 00:09:38.163 - They don't pay us enough for this crap. 114 00:09:38.819 --> 00:09:39.199 I mean, how are we supposed 115 00:09:40.062 --> 00:09:40.683 to keep this shark out of trouble? 116 00:09:41.408 --> 00:09:42.512 There's hundreds in the area. 117 00:09:43.375 --> 00:09:45.654 - Yes, but this shark is special. 118 00:09:47.448 --> 00:09:50.935 [distant boat horn blows] 119 00:09:59.460 --> 00:10:00.841 - Think it's time for break. 120 00:10:02.084 --> 00:10:03.913 - I agree. Let's take five. 121 00:10:04.604 --> 00:10:05.984 - No, no, no. Let's take 15. 122 00:10:23.450 --> 00:10:26.936 [smooth electronic music] 123 00:10:30.422 --> 00:10:33.909 [smooth electronic music] 124 00:10:35.289 --> 00:10:36.187 Now that's where we should be right now. 125 00:10:37.290 --> 00:10:42.262 With them, enjoying the sun, instead of baking in it. 126 00:10:43.194 --> 00:10:43.573 - They're 19, we're in our 40s. 127 00:10:45.092 --> 00:10:45.852 - So? 128 00:10:47.060 --> 00:10:49.062 - So, their rich daddy might not approve. 129 00:10:50.477 --> 00:10:50.650 - I'd rather deal with that 130 00:10:51.720 --> 00:10:53.169 than the poor conditions we have to work under. 131 00:10:53.929 --> 00:10:54.964 - Rig work is always dangerous. 132 00:10:55.896 --> 00:10:57.001 You knew what you were signing on for. 133 00:10:57.726 --> 00:10:58.519 - I've been on a lot of rigs. 134 00:10:59.451 --> 00:11:01.522 This is way more dangerous than the others. 135 00:11:02.972 --> 00:11:05.423 I've never seen a drill the size of the one they're using. 136 00:11:06.562 --> 00:11:07.459 It's unwise to bore the ocean bottom 137 00:11:08.150 --> 00:11:09.461 with a thick gauge like that. 138 00:11:10.670 --> 00:11:12.741 - Are you afraid the rig is going to collapse? Fat chance. 139 00:11:13.811 --> 00:11:16.123 - Anything is possible. - You worry too much. 140 00:11:17.297 --> 00:11:20.162 Just keep your mouth shut, work hard without complaint, 141 00:11:21.059 --> 00:11:22.785 and cash the paycheck every Friday. 142 00:11:24.718 --> 00:11:27.894 [tense orchestral music] [water swashes] 143 00:11:28.377 --> 00:11:30.724 [shark snarls] 144 00:11:31.587 --> 00:11:33.623 - Look at the size of that shark! 145 00:11:34.245 --> 00:11:35.418 - Sharks always want rigs. 146 00:11:36.523 --> 00:11:39.112 They know when the food scraps get dumped overboard. 147 00:11:39.837 --> 00:11:41.459 - Don't you agree how big it is? 148 00:11:44.289 --> 00:11:45.877 - Hard to tell from this far out. 149 00:11:47.016 --> 00:11:47.810 It's gone now, anyhow. 150 00:11:48.777 --> 00:11:51.365 Hey, let's get back to it. Break's over. 151 00:11:55.645 --> 00:11:56.681 - [Dodds] What's so special about this shark, 152 00:11:57.302 --> 00:11:58.718 besides its abnormal size? 153 00:11:59.270 --> 00:11:59.511 - It's prehistoric. 154 00:12:00.409 --> 00:12:02.376 - Newsflash: all sharks are prehistoric. 155 00:12:03.446 --> 00:12:05.517 - You're not following me. They dug down too deep! 156 00:12:06.656 --> 00:12:09.729 They hit a frozen cavern. It was in there and escaped. 157 00:12:10.626 --> 00:12:10.764 - That's crap. 158 00:12:11.834 --> 00:12:13.871 No animal can survive that long in any cavern, 159 00:12:14.526 --> 00:12:15.907 or under any condition. 160 00:12:16.425 --> 00:12:16.839 - This one did. 161 00:12:17.875 --> 00:12:20.532 It's 10 times larger than any known shark alive. 162 00:12:21.464 --> 00:12:23.363 It's already killed a score of folks. 163 00:12:23.743 --> 00:12:24.088 - Really? 164 00:12:24.951 --> 00:12:27.160 - Yeah, some kids, some petty thieves. 165 00:12:27.712 --> 00:12:28.782 Caused a big stir. 166 00:12:29.714 --> 00:12:31.336 It got blamed on a rogue Great White. 167 00:12:32.337 --> 00:12:33.787 But if anyone knew that Bosswell's operations 168 00:12:34.892 --> 00:12:37.101 were responsible for the killings, it'll be all over. 169 00:12:37.860 --> 00:12:40.276 For her, the operation, and us. 170 00:12:41.243 --> 00:12:41.761 - Why don't they hire anyone to kill it? 171 00:12:42.831 --> 00:12:44.660 - [Parks] It would attract way too much attention. 172 00:12:45.316 --> 00:12:46.144 Didn't you ever see "Jaws"? 173 00:12:47.352 --> 00:12:49.630 - Maybe it'll swim out to sea and migrate somewhere else. 174 00:12:50.493 --> 00:12:51.598 - That's what Bosswell is hoping. 175 00:12:52.081 --> 00:12:52.357 [computer chirps] 176 00:12:53.358 --> 00:12:55.395 - [Dodds] Speaking of which, there she is. 177 00:12:55.878 --> 00:12:56.396 [computer chirps] 178 00:12:56.845 --> 00:12:57.777 - This is Parks! 179 00:12:58.398 --> 00:12:59.882 - Anything new to report? 180 00:13:01.056 --> 00:13:01.781 - The shark made a move towards the rig, 181 00:13:02.851 --> 00:13:04.784 but then it quickly disappeared back to the cove. 182 00:13:05.854 --> 00:13:08.580 I think the drill might be causing it some confusion. 183 00:13:08.995 --> 00:13:09.443 - Possibly. 184 00:13:10.513 --> 00:13:12.515 Sharks react to sounds and vibrations in the water. 185 00:13:13.344 --> 00:13:14.172 - Yeah, the drilling attracts it, 186 00:13:15.070 --> 00:13:16.519 but then the penetrating drives it away. 187 00:13:17.451 --> 00:13:19.039 A built-in electric fence, so to speak. 188 00:13:19.729 --> 00:13:20.523 - That's a good calculation. 189 00:13:21.524 --> 00:13:23.354 The drilling can't be stopped for any reason. 190 00:13:24.010 --> 00:13:24.665 There's a lot at stake here. 191 00:13:25.597 --> 00:13:27.496 We have to find that oil bed at all costs. 192 00:13:28.566 --> 00:13:31.155 Our investors want results and they want them now. 193 00:13:31.672 --> 00:13:31.880 - I understand. 194 00:13:32.950 --> 00:13:35.124 Protecting the rig is our number one priority. 195 00:13:36.160 --> 00:13:39.025 - It's much more than that. Keep me updated. 196 00:13:40.060 --> 00:13:41.682 - Yes, will do. Signing off. 197 00:13:42.165 --> 00:13:42.822 [computer chirps] 198 00:13:43.408 --> 00:13:45.065 - At all costs? Even us? 199 00:13:45.997 --> 00:13:48.103 - Don't worry. You're not worth much. 200 00:13:48.482 --> 00:13:48.793 - Thanks. 201 00:13:49.759 --> 00:13:51.347 - Do some data on the route of the shark 202 00:13:51.934 --> 00:13:52.832 in the last 48 hours. 203 00:13:53.591 --> 00:13:58.596 - You got it. [keyboard clacks] 204 00:14:02.151 --> 00:14:07.122 [water swashes] [eerie music] 205 00:14:08.986 --> 00:14:11.540 [brushing] 206 00:14:12.023 --> 00:14:14.715 [ominous tones] 207 00:14:21.688 --> 00:14:24.346 [ominous tones] 208 00:14:26.900 --> 00:14:29.558 [water swashes] 209 00:14:54.410 --> 00:14:55.998 [dramatic music] [shark growls] 210 00:14:56.723 --> 00:14:57.275 - What's gotten into ya, kid? 211 00:14:58.138 --> 00:14:58.380 - There was a shark in the water. 212 00:14:59.588 --> 00:15:01.486 - What about it? There's sharks all over the waters here. 213 00:15:02.177 --> 00:15:02.487 - No, no. This was different. 214 00:15:03.419 --> 00:15:04.110 This was bigger than any shark I ever seen. 215 00:15:05.042 --> 00:15:05.732 - You've been out in the sun too long. 216 00:15:06.767 --> 00:15:08.769 And what makes you an expect on marine life, huh? 217 00:15:09.356 --> 00:15:09.598 - No, no. No, no, no. 218 00:15:10.564 --> 00:15:11.496 I know what I saw. This thing was a monster. 219 00:15:12.532 --> 00:15:13.843 - Well, someone left a monster bowel movement 220 00:15:14.810 --> 00:15:16.191 in the men's room that needs unclogging. 221 00:15:16.605 --> 00:15:17.433 See to it. 222 00:15:18.296 --> 00:15:19.711 "Monster sharks." 223 00:15:23.681 --> 00:15:25.165 That kid's on crack. 224 00:15:29.687 --> 00:15:32.172 [waves crash] 225 00:15:38.420 --> 00:15:39.869 - Time to test this baby out. 226 00:15:41.354 --> 00:15:42.942 [upbeat music] 227 00:15:43.597 --> 00:15:46.946 [camera shutter clicks] 228 00:15:48.395 --> 00:15:51.709 [camera shutter clicks] 229 00:16:01.546 --> 00:16:04.894 [camera shutter clicks] 230 00:16:07.138 --> 00:16:10.452 [camera shutter clicks] 231 00:16:27.538 --> 00:16:30.851 [camera shutter clicks] 232 00:16:34.062 --> 00:16:37.272 [camera shutter clicks] 233 00:16:37.927 --> 00:16:41.241 [camera shutter clicks] 234 00:16:44.003 --> 00:16:47.316 [camera shutter clicks] 235 00:16:53.805 --> 00:16:57.119 [camera shutter clicks] 236 00:17:20.729 --> 00:17:24.042 [camera shutter clicks] 237 00:17:26.424 --> 00:17:29.738 [camera shutter clicks] 238 00:17:32.603 --> 00:17:35.951 [camera shutter clicks] 239 00:17:42.923 --> 00:17:46.237 [camera shutter clicks] 240 00:18:02.978 --> 00:18:06.947 These shots are great. Wait till Barry gets a load of these. 241 00:18:13.195 --> 00:18:16.164 [suspenseful music] 242 00:18:18.269 --> 00:18:22.101 [distant hammering and clanging] 243 00:18:22.584 --> 00:18:24.551 [drill buzzes] 244 00:18:25.276 --> 00:18:29.349 [distant hammering and clanging] 245 00:18:43.915 --> 00:18:46.194 [drill buzzes] 246 00:18:46.953 --> 00:18:51.026 [distant hammering and clanging] 247 00:18:58.930 --> 00:19:03.866 [shark growls] [drill buzzes] 248 00:19:12.427 --> 00:19:14.118 [shark growls] 249 00:19:14.567 --> 00:19:15.671 [phone rings] 250 00:19:16.569 --> 00:19:19.192 - Nina Bosswell, Special Operations. 251 00:19:20.883 --> 00:19:23.334 Yes, there are no concerns as of yet. 252 00:19:25.336 --> 00:19:28.891 The shark is in the vicinity but it has not posed a problem. 253 00:19:29.858 --> 00:19:31.066 No, it is not contained. 254 00:19:31.998 --> 00:19:34.345 We have to handle this very carefully. 255 00:19:37.106 --> 00:19:38.970 I do understand the shark could cause unwanted attention 256 00:19:40.006 --> 00:19:42.526 to the project, but I have it under control. 257 00:19:42.905 --> 00:19:43.803 Trust me. 258 00:19:46.081 --> 00:19:47.324 Drilling has increased at four times 259 00:19:48.048 --> 00:19:48.980 the original speed and depth. 260 00:19:49.878 --> 00:19:52.191 I hope to find the oil bed very soon. 261 00:19:54.020 --> 00:19:54.883 Thank you. 262 00:19:55.228 --> 00:19:56.022 Goodbye. 263 00:19:57.920 --> 00:19:59.681 We'd better find that oil. 264 00:20:01.234 --> 00:20:03.892 [water swashes] 265 00:20:06.239 --> 00:20:07.378 - Oh, look at this one. 266 00:20:09.380 --> 00:20:10.692 Oh, and that one. 267 00:20:11.279 --> 00:20:13.212 Oh, she... She liked me. 268 00:20:15.835 --> 00:20:16.663 Oh, her. 269 00:20:18.078 --> 00:20:19.148 - Looks like you had a really good day. 270 00:20:19.804 --> 00:20:21.081 I bet you strained your ass. 271 00:20:22.013 --> 00:20:23.394 - That's not all I strained. [chuckles] 272 00:20:24.050 --> 00:20:27.536 [brooding rhythmic music] 273 00:20:44.588 --> 00:20:46.141 Hey, what's going on over there? 274 00:20:47.349 --> 00:20:49.489 - I don't know, but I bet Mr. Lennings isn't gonna like it. 275 00:20:50.456 --> 00:20:52.561 - Wait, that's the news anchor from WJAZ27. 276 00:21:10.821 --> 00:21:11.408 - Dang it! 277 00:21:11.925 --> 00:21:13.168 Nosy reporters! 278 00:21:13.651 --> 00:21:13.824 - Good afternoon. 279 00:21:14.928 --> 00:21:16.551 I'm reporting live from the Catsman Cove Marina, 280 00:21:17.517 --> 00:21:19.070 site of where the stolen painting is believed 281 00:21:20.071 --> 00:21:22.211 to be transported from by three convicts. 282 00:21:23.212 --> 00:21:25.870 Most, if not all, have reportedly been killed. 283 00:21:26.492 --> 00:21:27.838 The real mystery remains. 284 00:21:28.459 --> 00:21:29.115 Where did the painting go? 285 00:21:30.254 --> 00:21:32.981 Was it treason? Was there more than one party involved? 286 00:21:34.051 --> 00:21:36.709 And is the painting, much like the thieves, doomed? 287 00:21:37.779 --> 00:21:39.332 While the painting has not yet been recovered, 288 00:21:40.437 --> 00:21:43.992 some of the thieves have, or at least parts of them. 289 00:21:44.406 --> 00:21:44.958 Yes, parts. 290 00:21:45.890 --> 00:21:47.547 It is believed that a man-eating shark 291 00:21:48.272 --> 00:21:48.617 has been roaming these waters 292 00:21:49.825 --> 00:21:52.034 and may have attacked the group as they traversed the cove 293 00:21:52.966 --> 00:21:55.797 to go and hide the painting on Cat Island. 294 00:21:59.041 --> 00:21:59.490 - Oh, man, here comes Mr. Lennings. 295 00:22:00.491 --> 00:22:01.803 - What the hell do you think you're doing? 296 00:22:02.735 --> 00:22:03.943 - A news spot on the painting thieves. 297 00:22:04.806 --> 00:22:05.254 - We have nothing to do with that. 298 00:22:06.394 --> 00:22:08.913 - The suspects chartered a boat from this marina, sir. 299 00:22:09.397 --> 00:22:09.569 - That's slander. 300 00:22:10.639 --> 00:22:12.434 My marina is not home to any criminal activity. 301 00:22:13.332 --> 00:22:14.643 Now scram, before I call the cops. 302 00:22:15.368 --> 00:22:17.370 - Whatever. Let's pack it up. 303 00:22:18.820 --> 00:22:21.616 - I'll have your job, missy. And you too, camera guy. 304 00:22:33.144 --> 00:22:36.147 [suspenseful music] 305 00:22:37.183 --> 00:22:38.667 - You better hide. 306 00:22:41.429 --> 00:22:42.222 - Did you see that? 307 00:22:42.568 --> 00:22:42.947 - Yeah. 308 00:22:43.672 --> 00:22:44.121 - Well, why didn't you stop 'em? 309 00:22:45.191 --> 00:22:46.710 They're spreading bad publicity about the marina. 310 00:22:47.849 --> 00:22:48.988 - I didn't know what they were doing. I'm not security. 311 00:22:49.540 --> 00:22:49.747 - Well, you are now. 312 00:22:50.714 --> 00:22:51.680 No unauthorized personnel at the marina, 313 00:22:52.578 --> 00:22:53.579 including those dang nosy reporters. 314 00:22:54.752 --> 00:22:56.996 - All right, I got you, man. What did they want, anyway? 315 00:22:57.479 --> 00:22:57.893 - Never you mind. 316 00:22:58.998 --> 00:23:01.000 You just keep your eyes peeled and get back to work. 317 00:23:03.416 --> 00:23:05.901 [Barry sighs] 318 00:23:09.353 --> 00:23:09.629 - Jeez, that was all weird. 319 00:23:10.561 --> 00:23:11.873 - Not as weird as what I saw the other day. 320 00:23:12.321 --> 00:23:12.736 - Say what? 321 00:23:13.737 --> 00:23:15.635 - I saw a gigantic shark. This thing was huge. 322 00:23:16.325 --> 00:23:16.567 - Sharks can get pretty big. 323 00:23:17.499 --> 00:23:18.397 Especially if they're the alpha male. 324 00:23:19.018 --> 00:23:19.328 - No, no, no, no, no. 325 00:23:20.468 --> 00:23:20.813 This thing was like something out of a monster movie. 326 00:23:21.917 --> 00:23:23.781 - I didn't know those crooks rented a boat from here. 327 00:23:24.610 --> 00:23:24.851 - Mr. Lennings wouldn't admit it, 328 00:23:25.887 --> 00:23:27.923 but a couple days ago, I saw some shady guys. 329 00:23:28.890 --> 00:23:30.374 They had something wrapped up in a blue tarp. 330 00:23:31.133 --> 00:23:31.617 It must have been the painting. 331 00:23:32.411 --> 00:23:32.756 - Didn't he know who they were? 332 00:23:33.653 --> 00:23:34.447 It's been all over the news for days. 333 00:23:35.552 --> 00:23:38.244 - Look, as long as they pay in cash, he doesn't care. 334 00:23:39.590 --> 00:23:39.935 I wonder what happened to it, though. 335 00:23:41.074 --> 00:23:42.351 - They're probably across the Canadian border by now. 336 00:23:43.456 --> 00:23:45.389 - No, the reporter said they saw pieces of them. 337 00:23:46.355 --> 00:23:47.356 I wonder if the monster shark I saw got 'em. 338 00:23:47.943 --> 00:23:48.254 - I mean, it's possible. 339 00:23:49.497 --> 00:23:51.360 A house fly could capsize the tugboats your boss rents out. 340 00:23:52.465 --> 00:23:55.157 But more importantly, what happened to the painting? 341 00:23:56.089 --> 00:23:58.540 - Well, they either hid it on Cat Island, 342 00:23:59.783 --> 00:24:02.579 or it's at the bottom of the channel between here and there. 343 00:24:03.372 --> 00:24:04.753 - I wonder how much it's worth. 344 00:24:05.305 --> 00:24:06.203 - Millions, maybe? 345 00:24:07.135 --> 00:24:07.376 What're you getting at? 346 00:24:08.377 --> 00:24:09.758 - If we could find it ourselves, we'd be rich. 347 00:24:10.897 --> 00:24:12.968 - You're nuts. If we found it, we'd have to return it. 348 00:24:13.728 --> 00:24:14.798 Or we'd be criminals ourselves. 349 00:24:15.799 --> 00:24:16.800 There's probably a reward for it, though. 350 00:24:17.283 --> 00:24:18.215 - Already on it. 351 00:24:20.528 --> 00:24:20.976 [chuckles] Whoa! 352 00:24:21.908 --> 00:24:25.256 It's a $25,000 reward for its return. 353 00:24:25.809 --> 00:24:26.326 We need to find it. 354 00:24:27.396 --> 00:24:28.432 - How? We don't even have a boat to get us there. 355 00:24:29.537 --> 00:24:30.814 - There are hundreds around here, and I happen to know 356 00:24:31.918 --> 00:24:33.161 someone who has access to every single one of them. 357 00:24:33.886 --> 00:24:34.887 - No way, man. I'll lose my job! 358 00:24:35.750 --> 00:24:36.371 - Oh, you're right. No, you're right. 359 00:24:37.337 --> 00:24:40.479 Work all summer for like three bucks an hour, 360 00:24:41.031 --> 00:24:42.101 or split 25 grand. 361 00:24:42.860 --> 00:24:43.620 - If we even find the painting! 362 00:24:44.103 --> 00:24:44.552 - We'll find it. 363 00:24:45.553 --> 00:24:46.346 - Well, I occasionally have to test drive 364 00:24:47.002 --> 00:24:48.417 the boats after maintenance. 365 00:24:49.626 --> 00:24:50.419 We could get it out for two hours, tops. 366 00:24:50.937 --> 00:24:51.386 - Not enough time. 367 00:24:52.421 --> 00:24:52.767 - Well, it'll have to be, unless you wanna sell 368 00:24:53.802 --> 00:24:54.493 all your gizmos and gadgets so we can rent one. 369 00:24:55.666 --> 00:24:58.566 - All right, all right, point taken. When can we start? 370 00:24:59.187 --> 00:24:59.428 - All right, so look. 371 00:25:00.395 --> 00:25:02.190 They'll be done repairs around mid-morning. 372 00:25:03.640 --> 00:25:04.641 We should be able to take one out this afternoon. 373 00:25:05.642 --> 00:25:07.367 - All right, I'll see you in a couple of hours. 374 00:25:13.753 --> 00:25:15.583 - [sighs] Man, I got a bad feeling about this. 375 00:25:16.100 --> 00:25:19.034 [ominous tones] 376 00:25:19.552 --> 00:25:22.210 [water swashes] 377 00:25:23.625 --> 00:25:26.110 - Wasting our time here. The shark is playing games. 378 00:25:27.284 --> 00:25:28.561 - Only time will tell. In the meantime... 379 00:25:29.320 --> 00:25:31.806 [computer chirps] Oh, guess who? 380 00:25:32.323 --> 00:25:32.600 [computer chirps] 381 00:25:33.842 --> 00:25:35.534 - We are increasing the speed and the depth of the drilling. 382 00:25:36.880 --> 00:25:39.158 We need to make sufficient progress and a breakthrough soon. 383 00:25:40.228 --> 00:25:42.195 The increased activity should keep the shark away. 384 00:25:43.438 --> 00:25:45.544 - It must be doing the trick. We're not picking anything up. 385 00:25:46.579 --> 00:25:49.340 - What do you mean "not picking anything up"? 386 00:25:50.238 --> 00:25:51.860 - It's off the sensor. Inactive. 387 00:25:52.551 --> 00:25:52.792 - Sharks are always moving. 388 00:25:54.035 --> 00:25:57.556 They don't stop swimming or disappear. Check your equipment! 389 00:25:58.557 --> 00:25:59.558 - Maybe a fisherman caught and killed it. 390 00:26:00.628 --> 00:26:02.975 - Unlikely. This shark is one tough son of a bitch. 391 00:26:04.183 --> 00:26:06.116 - Hold on a moment. Dodds, link in with the sonar system. 392 00:26:07.117 --> 00:26:09.084 - Got it. This'll only take a few seconds. 393 00:26:09.809 --> 00:26:11.673 [computer bleeps] We're up now. 394 00:26:12.225 --> 00:26:13.364 - What do you see? 395 00:26:14.987 --> 00:26:17.852 - There it is, south side of the grid. Far from the rig. 396 00:26:18.369 --> 00:26:20.199 - Most excellent. 397 00:26:22.097 --> 00:26:27.068 [waves crash] [melancholy music] 398 00:27:54.569 --> 00:27:57.054 [eerie music] 399 00:28:16.315 --> 00:28:18.800 [waves crash] 400 00:28:35.886 --> 00:28:40.857 [tense music] [waves crash] 401 00:28:54.353 --> 00:28:56.942 [shark snarls] 402 00:29:00.497 --> 00:29:05.467 [flesh crunches] [woman screams] 403 00:29:06.365 --> 00:29:08.505 [shark roars] 404 00:29:08.954 --> 00:29:11.473 [waves crash] 405 00:29:37.430 --> 00:29:40.019 [shark growls] 406 00:29:41.400 --> 00:29:43.264 [waves crash] 407 00:29:44.472 --> 00:29:46.267 - Okay, Stan, this will be part two of our location piece. 408 00:29:47.302 --> 00:29:48.510 Just split the segments up with a commercial 409 00:29:49.166 --> 00:29:50.029 when you edit them together. 410 00:29:50.616 --> 00:29:52.376 - [Stan] You got it. 411 00:29:53.067 --> 00:29:53.377 - The ocean. [ominous music] 412 00:29:54.585 --> 00:29:58.003 Behind me, it looks inviting, serene and safe, but is it? 413 00:29:58.762 --> 00:29:59.383 We have received several reports 414 00:30:00.246 --> 00:30:00.971 of a shark prowling these shores, 415 00:30:02.214 --> 00:30:04.147 and while this isn't uncommon, these reports claim the shark 416 00:30:05.389 --> 00:30:09.014 is in fact monstrous, ranging from 50 to 60 feet in length, 417 00:30:09.877 --> 00:30:10.981 larger than any known Great White. 418 00:30:12.155 --> 00:30:13.225 Does the sudden appearance have anything to do with the 419 00:30:14.467 --> 00:30:17.160 increased drilling at the newly renovated rig just offshore? 420 00:30:18.230 --> 00:30:20.301 The EPA is still trying to get accurate reports 421 00:30:21.164 --> 00:30:21.958 on just how far they are drilling, 422 00:30:23.062 --> 00:30:24.650 and at what cost to the environment this will have. 423 00:30:25.789 --> 00:30:27.549 Is the rig hiding a secret and is there any connection 424 00:30:28.757 --> 00:30:32.037 to the mysterious monster supposedly prowling the depths? 425 00:30:32.969 --> 00:30:33.452 - That bitch. 426 00:30:34.453 --> 00:30:35.972 She'll regret poking around in our affairs 427 00:30:36.904 --> 00:30:39.389 if she continues spreading those stories. 428 00:30:39.872 --> 00:30:42.323 [waves crash] 429 00:30:43.980 --> 00:30:46.983 [joyful piano music] 430 00:31:42.314 --> 00:31:43.832 - [Roy] Two sugars? 431 00:31:46.732 --> 00:31:48.251 - No more, no less. 432 00:31:57.674 --> 00:31:59.918 - I heard some of the other workers talking topside. 433 00:32:00.988 --> 00:32:02.990 A few of the others have seen the same shark I have. 434 00:32:03.922 --> 00:32:05.716 - You're not still on that, are you? 435 00:32:06.372 --> 00:32:07.028 - It's in the news as well. 436 00:32:07.960 --> 00:32:09.134 - Sailors and seafarers have been seeing 437 00:32:09.824 --> 00:32:11.274 sea serpents for centuries. 438 00:32:11.999 --> 00:32:14.587 Too much sun, too much booze. 439 00:32:15.071 --> 00:32:16.348 Too much grass. 440 00:32:18.074 --> 00:32:18.937 - I'm just saying. 441 00:32:19.592 --> 00:32:20.179 - And what are they saying? 442 00:32:21.180 --> 00:32:23.251 - Sightings of a shark or a marine animal, 443 00:32:23.838 --> 00:32:25.564 50 to 60-feet-long. 444 00:32:27.117 --> 00:32:29.568 - Then it isn't your shark. They don't grow that big. 445 00:32:30.431 --> 00:32:32.398 - What I saw looked like a shark. 446 00:32:33.468 --> 00:32:36.126 - Sharks were 60-feet-long in the Jurassic times, 447 00:32:36.609 --> 00:32:37.576 but not today. 448 00:32:38.197 --> 00:32:39.785 - But maybe one survived. 449 00:32:40.682 --> 00:32:42.132 - Impossible. 450 00:32:42.477 --> 00:32:42.857 - Why? 451 00:32:44.031 --> 00:32:46.757 - Nothing can hibernate for millions of years and live. 452 00:32:47.344 --> 00:32:48.138 - Maybe one did survive. 453 00:32:49.277 --> 00:32:52.556 Maybe it got trapped in some suspended animated state. 454 00:32:54.075 --> 00:32:55.870 Maybe we freed it accidentally with our secretive drilling. 455 00:32:56.836 --> 00:32:58.977 - Now that kind of talk will get you fired. 456 00:33:00.357 --> 00:33:01.634 - But it could be possible. 457 00:33:02.981 --> 00:33:03.636 - I still say no. 458 00:33:04.706 --> 00:33:07.295 Jurassic life died out with a mass extinction. 459 00:33:07.916 --> 00:33:09.366 - Dinosaurs died out. 460 00:33:10.057 --> 00:33:12.300 Whales, sharks, alligators? 461 00:33:13.474 --> 00:33:16.718 They're older than the dinosaurs and they're still alive. 462 00:33:18.168 --> 00:33:21.551 - True, but they're not the size of a battleship, either. 463 00:33:22.483 --> 00:33:23.691 How they survived is a mystery, 464 00:33:24.864 --> 00:33:27.108 but they adapted and got smaller, not stay the same size. 465 00:33:28.178 --> 00:33:30.905 - You have a very closed mind about these matters. 466 00:33:31.975 --> 00:33:34.426 - And you live in a fantasy world of young ladies 467 00:33:35.082 --> 00:33:36.773 and prehistoric sharks. 468 00:33:37.808 --> 00:33:38.533 - You may be wrong, you know. 469 00:33:39.396 --> 00:33:41.467 - Not this time. I don't think so. 470 00:33:41.950 --> 00:33:43.400 [shark growls] 471 00:33:43.918 --> 00:33:45.437 [water swashes] 472 00:33:45.920 --> 00:33:48.440 [phone rings] 473 00:33:49.027 --> 00:33:52.030 [suspenseful music] 474 00:33:53.514 --> 00:33:55.067 - Lennings speaking. What is it? 475 00:33:56.413 --> 00:33:58.553 Yeah, I've heard the reports. 476 00:33:59.796 --> 00:34:01.556 No, I haven't seen any shark in the water. 477 00:34:02.971 --> 00:34:04.387 I don't care what the dang news lady said. 478 00:34:05.457 --> 00:34:07.976 This marina is safe and so are you and your boats. 479 00:34:10.393 --> 00:34:15.362 Well, um, I've put extra security on duty and, um... 480 00:34:16.882 --> 00:34:18.400 I hired a sharpshooter from the deepest part of Africa. 481 00:34:19.471 --> 00:34:22.197 Kill any shark that even comes close to the marina. 482 00:34:22.784 --> 00:34:23.061 Yeah, come on down. 483 00:34:24.234 --> 00:34:26.822 Bring your friends and family and have a good time. Bye. 484 00:34:28.135 --> 00:34:31.034 [sighs] Man. 485 00:34:32.070 --> 00:34:34.693 [sighs] This crap's gonna ruin my business. 486 00:34:39.974 --> 00:34:42.045 [grunts] 487 00:34:52.193 --> 00:34:55.161 [suspenseful music] 488 00:35:28.712 --> 00:35:28.988 - All right, what's the plan? 489 00:35:30.197 --> 00:35:31.439 - The channel between here and Cat Island isn't very deep, 490 00:35:32.509 --> 00:35:34.235 so I'm thinking you pull me along in the boat, 491 00:35:35.098 --> 00:35:35.512 I'll keep an eye out for the tarp 492 00:35:36.548 --> 00:35:37.825 that the painting was supposed to be wrapped in, 493 00:35:38.446 --> 00:35:38.895 and if I don't find it, 494 00:35:39.999 --> 00:35:41.691 then we'll just hit up Cat Island and search it out. 495 00:35:42.209 --> 00:35:43.141 - That's the plan? 496 00:35:43.451 --> 00:35:44.003 - Hey! 497 00:35:44.763 --> 00:35:46.213 Where are you taking that boat? 498 00:35:46.765 --> 00:35:49.699 [boat engine hums] 499 00:35:50.941 --> 00:35:51.528 - What? 500 00:35:52.046 --> 00:35:52.667 I can't hear you! 501 00:35:53.254 --> 00:35:53.703 - I thought I told you 502 00:35:54.704 --> 00:35:56.533 I didn't want your friend hanging around here! 503 00:35:57.914 --> 00:35:58.880 - We'll be back soon, all right? 504 00:36:00.054 --> 00:36:02.781 We're taking it for a test drive. Just got out the shop! 505 00:36:09.857 --> 00:36:13.481 - Dumb kid. He's fired at the end of his shift this week. 506 00:36:14.068 --> 00:36:15.552 [suspenseful music] 507 00:36:16.381 --> 00:36:18.383 Look at this mess he left behind. 508 00:36:19.625 --> 00:36:20.833 All someone has to do is trip on this 509 00:36:21.696 --> 00:36:23.629 and I'll be in court getting sued. 510 00:36:24.251 --> 00:36:27.875 [ominous orchestral music] 511 00:36:30.084 --> 00:36:30.498 [shark growls] 512 00:36:30.981 --> 00:36:31.568 [metal clunks] 513 00:36:32.051 --> 00:36:34.813 [water splashes] 514 00:36:36.539 --> 00:36:38.437 [shark snarls] [grunts] 515 00:36:39.369 --> 00:36:44.374 [bones and flesh crunch] [pants and grunts] 516 00:36:47.101 --> 00:36:49.759 [ominous tones] 517 00:36:57.353 --> 00:37:02.254 [shark growls] [suspenseful music] 518 00:37:14.646 --> 00:37:15.302 - Stop, stop! 519 00:37:15.785 --> 00:37:16.510 - What is it? 520 00:37:17.304 --> 00:37:18.926 - I saw something in the water! 521 00:37:19.306 --> 00:37:20.134 - Well? 522 00:37:20.997 --> 00:37:21.860 - It was, it was huge! 523 00:37:22.861 --> 00:37:25.760 It was the shape of something hard to define. 524 00:37:26.623 --> 00:37:27.314 - It was probably just a submerged log. 525 00:37:28.384 --> 00:37:30.696 - Or your monster shark. Maybe this was a bad idea. 526 00:37:31.801 --> 00:37:33.251 - Look, shark or not, we gotta keep pressing on. 527 00:37:34.079 --> 00:37:34.424 I could get fired over this, man. 528 00:37:35.598 --> 00:37:37.600 Would you grow a set, would you? You gotta keep looking. 529 00:37:38.566 --> 00:37:40.844 - All right, yeah. I guess you're right. 530 00:37:47.989 --> 00:37:49.784 [computer chirps] 531 00:37:50.716 --> 00:37:51.993 - [sighs] I think the shark is bored. 532 00:37:53.063 --> 00:37:55.203 - What a coincidence. I feel the very same way. 533 00:37:55.825 --> 00:37:56.135 - It's not moving much, 534 00:37:57.344 --> 00:37:59.380 but it's still far enough from the rig to warrant concern. 535 00:38:00.347 --> 00:38:01.209 - Maybe the drilling's keeping it away. 536 00:38:02.038 --> 00:38:03.142 I sure wouldn't want to be around 537 00:38:03.798 --> 00:38:04.937 if they stopped working now. 538 00:38:05.421 --> 00:38:06.353 [computer chirps] 539 00:38:07.285 --> 00:38:08.562 - So what's the story on the shark? 540 00:38:09.459 --> 00:38:10.978 - It's not real active at the moment. 541 00:38:12.013 --> 00:38:14.602 - Well, we may have trouble of another sort. 542 00:38:15.085 --> 00:38:15.362 - What's that? 543 00:38:16.363 --> 00:38:17.709 - A nosy reporter is connecting the dots 544 00:38:18.399 --> 00:38:20.436 between the shark and our rig. 545 00:38:21.368 --> 00:38:22.714 - What would you like us to do about it? 546 00:38:23.577 --> 00:38:25.061 We can take care of it, if you'd like. 547 00:38:25.958 --> 00:38:26.925 - For the moment, we'll leave it be, 548 00:38:28.029 --> 00:38:31.516 but in the near future, we may have to deal with it. 549 00:38:32.586 --> 00:38:33.069 - Very good, then. 550 00:38:34.173 --> 00:38:36.866 We'll notify you if the shark changes direction. 551 00:38:37.315 --> 00:38:37.591 - Thank you. 552 00:38:38.661 --> 00:38:41.319 Your hard work and dedication won't go unrewarded. 553 00:38:42.320 --> 00:38:42.975 [computer chirps] - Who's she talking to? 554 00:38:43.493 --> 00:38:44.183 You or both of us? 555 00:38:45.253 --> 00:38:47.980 I mean, I should be rewarded too, don't you think? 556 00:38:48.981 --> 00:38:51.812 - Pipe down. She's just giving us lip service. 557 00:38:52.433 --> 00:38:53.814 - That's not real nice. 558 00:38:54.987 --> 00:38:59.992 [somber music] [waves crash] 559 00:39:30.368 --> 00:39:32.818 - Should about do it. It's almost dinner time. 560 00:39:33.785 --> 00:39:37.478 - All you think about is food. [chuckles] 561 00:39:38.099 --> 00:39:39.791 - Get a load of this! 562 00:39:41.068 --> 00:39:41.965 What is all that stuff? 563 00:39:42.828 --> 00:39:43.795 - It's a special lubricant solution 564 00:39:44.485 --> 00:39:45.175 that the drill is filled with. 565 00:39:46.073 --> 00:39:47.902 Keeps it from overheating and snapping. 566 00:39:48.489 --> 00:39:49.525 - Is that stuff safe? 567 00:39:50.940 --> 00:39:53.218 - As long as you're not burning trash or smoking near it, 568 00:39:53.805 --> 00:39:54.875 it's pretty harmless. 569 00:39:55.807 --> 00:39:56.704 - Good to know. 570 00:40:07.508 --> 00:40:12.479 [shark snarls] [ominous music] 571 00:40:18.899 --> 00:40:21.453 [shark growls] 572 00:40:24.836 --> 00:40:29.806 [suspenseful music] [waves crash] 573 00:40:32.360 --> 00:40:33.603 [engine revs] 574 00:40:34.155 --> 00:40:35.053 - What's going on? 575 00:40:36.330 --> 00:40:38.194 - The engine died. Damn it, our mechanic sucks. 576 00:40:38.781 --> 00:40:39.713 - Well, try it again! 577 00:40:40.472 --> 00:40:43.993 [boat buzzes] [switch clicks] 578 00:40:44.338 --> 00:40:44.718 - Great. 579 00:40:45.822 --> 00:40:47.479 Just great. We might as well just start looking here. 580 00:40:47.859 --> 00:40:48.307 - Here? 581 00:40:49.412 --> 00:40:50.586 - Yes, here! We're in the middle of the damn channel! 582 00:40:51.276 --> 00:40:51.690 It's as good a place as any. 583 00:40:52.484 --> 00:40:52.898 - I mean, I guess you're right. 584 00:40:53.934 --> 00:40:54.900 But like, what're we gonna do with the boat? 585 00:40:55.763 --> 00:40:56.799 We still have to get to Cat Island 586 00:40:57.489 --> 00:40:59.111 and then back to the marina. 587 00:41:05.463 --> 00:41:08.155 Hey, do you think that drilling rig could help us? 588 00:41:08.776 --> 00:41:09.915 Do you have any flares? 589 00:41:11.123 --> 00:41:12.331 [dramatic music] [flare hisses] 590 00:41:12.677 --> 00:41:13.574 Hey! Hey! 591 00:41:15.611 --> 00:41:17.198 Over here! 592 00:41:17.509 --> 00:41:18.337 Hey! 593 00:41:19.511 --> 00:41:20.892 Do you think they can even see us? 594 00:41:21.479 --> 00:41:25.586 [tense music] [thud] 595 00:41:26.173 --> 00:41:26.587 - Something hit us. 596 00:41:27.554 --> 00:41:29.728 - The shark! It's headed right for us! 597 00:41:30.764 --> 00:41:31.972 [flames crackle] 598 00:41:32.455 --> 00:41:32.869 - We're on fire! 599 00:41:33.939 --> 00:41:35.044 This is gonna explode, the gas tank is back there! 600 00:41:35.596 --> 00:41:35.907 - What should we do? 601 00:41:36.770 --> 00:41:37.253 - Let's try to make it to the rig. 602 00:41:38.219 --> 00:41:38.979 - That's suicide, the shark will get us! 603 00:41:39.980 --> 00:41:42.603 - Barbecue or chum, which one is it gonna be? 604 00:41:44.363 --> 00:41:45.157 [water splashes] 605 00:41:45.641 --> 00:41:48.057 [explosion roars] 606 00:41:48.644 --> 00:41:53.407 [water splashes] [pants] 607 00:41:55.098 --> 00:41:59.344 [shark growls] [yelps] 608 00:41:59.655 --> 00:42:00.483 - Barry! 609 00:42:00.759 --> 00:42:01.104 No! 610 00:42:01.588 --> 00:42:03.969 [shark growls] 611 00:42:04.383 --> 00:42:04.591 [chuckles] 612 00:42:05.350 --> 00:42:07.594 [flesh crunches] [shark snarls] 613 00:42:08.077 --> 00:42:10.631 [flesh crunches] 614 00:42:11.287 --> 00:42:14.773 [distant boat horn blows] 615 00:42:15.394 --> 00:42:16.879 - Devin, come over here. 616 00:42:17.362 --> 00:42:17.638 - What is it? 617 00:42:18.605 --> 00:42:20.538 - That looks like a fire out on the water. 618 00:42:21.124 --> 00:42:23.023 [suspenseful music] 619 00:42:23.610 --> 00:42:25.025 - Yeah, it kinda does. 620 00:42:25.508 --> 00:42:28.062 [shark growls] 621 00:42:31.687 --> 00:42:32.550 Is that what I think it is? 622 00:42:33.481 --> 00:42:35.587 - That's one big-ass shark. [shark snarls] 623 00:42:36.312 --> 00:42:37.520 And it's heading right for us. 624 00:42:38.521 --> 00:42:41.144 - Roy, we better alert someone about this. 625 00:42:43.699 --> 00:42:48.013 - Yeah, yeah. We have a situation on level four, south side. 626 00:42:48.496 --> 00:42:51.223 [shark growls] 627 00:42:51.707 --> 00:42:52.328 [explosion roars] 628 00:42:53.191 --> 00:42:54.917 - That thing is attacking the rig! 629 00:42:55.400 --> 00:42:56.643 [shark growls] 630 00:42:57.575 --> 00:42:59.369 [Roy and Devin cough] [alarm blares] 631 00:43:00.094 --> 00:43:00.474 - What the hell are we gonna do? 632 00:43:01.613 --> 00:43:04.409 - I don't know how much more strain this rig can take! 633 00:43:05.272 --> 00:43:06.825 We may have to abandon her! 634 00:43:07.308 --> 00:43:08.655 [shark roars] 635 00:43:09.414 --> 00:43:10.967 [flames crackle] [alarm blares] 636 00:43:11.450 --> 00:43:13.521 [shark roars] 637 00:43:14.522 --> 00:43:16.145 I'm jumping. We'll be killed if we don't. 638 00:43:16.732 --> 00:43:18.354 - I'm right behind ya. 639 00:43:20.494 --> 00:43:23.255 [water splashes] 640 00:43:24.878 --> 00:43:27.674 [explosion roars] 641 00:43:31.678 --> 00:43:32.402 [explosion roars] 642 00:43:32.851 --> 00:43:33.265 [water splashes] 643 00:43:33.852 --> 00:43:35.613 Swim for that island. 644 00:43:36.924 --> 00:43:39.099 [alarm whines] 645 00:43:40.065 --> 00:43:41.170 - We were watching the shark's movements. 646 00:43:42.205 --> 00:43:44.587 It struck so fast, we didn't have time to react. 647 00:43:45.484 --> 00:43:47.072 - This is bad. We're in trouble now. 648 00:43:47.832 --> 00:43:49.834 There's no way to contain this. 649 00:43:50.558 --> 00:43:51.456 - We're awaiting your orders. 650 00:43:52.353 --> 00:43:53.285 - It's time to take out the threat. 651 00:43:54.424 --> 00:43:57.462 We can't do anything about the rig, that's my problem, 652 00:43:58.221 --> 00:43:59.913 but we can eradicate the shark. 653 00:44:00.534 --> 00:44:01.708 Gear up and move out. 654 00:44:02.191 --> 00:44:04.952 [dramatic music] 655 00:44:27.009 --> 00:44:28.389 [phone rings] 656 00:44:28.976 --> 00:44:30.564 Yes? [suspenseful music] 657 00:44:31.220 --> 00:44:33.256 I am aware of what happened. 658 00:44:35.465 --> 00:44:37.675 I am as disappointed as you are. 659 00:44:38.434 --> 00:44:40.470 Yes, I understand. [door creaks] 660 00:44:41.609 --> 00:44:44.612 I'll do everything in my power to remedy the situation. 661 00:44:45.717 --> 00:44:46.925 [gun fires] 662 00:44:47.443 --> 00:44:50.101 [water swashes] 663 00:45:04.840 --> 00:45:06.600 - Don't worry. Help will come soon. 664 00:45:07.912 --> 00:45:08.809 - How do you know that for sure? 665 00:45:09.776 --> 00:45:10.052 They'll be too busy trying to pretend 666 00:45:10.984 --> 00:45:11.536 that shark didn't come looking for us. 667 00:45:12.675 --> 00:45:14.401 - Other survivors may have made it to the island, too. 668 00:45:15.402 --> 00:45:17.611 They'll do a thorough search and find us. 669 00:45:19.578 --> 00:45:22.029 - Shall we start a fire on the beach just in case? 670 00:45:23.203 --> 00:45:24.031 - With what? 671 00:45:25.964 --> 00:45:27.000 - Good point. 672 00:45:28.829 --> 00:45:30.935 [shark growls] 673 00:45:31.418 --> 00:45:33.385 [dramatic music] 674 00:45:33.800 --> 00:45:34.145 Watch out! 675 00:45:34.628 --> 00:45:37.113 [shark roars] 676 00:45:43.292 --> 00:45:44.500 - That was close! 677 00:45:46.640 --> 00:45:47.020 Thanks, buddy. 678 00:45:47.917 --> 00:45:48.469 - Just remember to return the favor, 679 00:45:49.332 --> 00:45:51.024 in case I'm in the same situation. 680 00:45:52.301 --> 00:45:53.992 - We better stay away from shore. 681 00:45:54.475 --> 00:45:57.202 [brooding music] 682 00:46:02.760 --> 00:46:05.486 [dramatic music] 683 00:46:18.154 --> 00:46:18.741 - That's one bad-ass shark 684 00:46:19.707 --> 00:46:21.537 to be able to destroy a structure like that. 685 00:46:22.572 --> 00:46:26.231 - It's an animal, and all animals bleed and die. 686 00:46:30.166 --> 00:46:32.134 [sighs] 687 00:46:32.651 --> 00:46:33.860 Answer, Bosswell. 688 00:46:35.482 --> 00:46:37.380 We're at the marina, as ordered! 689 00:46:42.765 --> 00:46:43.110 [sighs] 690 00:46:44.008 --> 00:46:44.491 - [Dodds] You know my next question. 691 00:46:45.147 --> 00:46:46.458 - "What's the plan?" Right? 692 00:46:46.804 --> 00:46:47.149 - Right. 693 00:46:48.322 --> 00:46:50.186 - Well, fighting it on the open water would be suicide. 694 00:46:51.049 --> 00:46:53.293 The shark has an advantage over us. 695 00:46:53.949 --> 00:46:55.571 See that island over there? 696 00:46:56.158 --> 00:46:56.814 - Yeah, what about it? 697 00:46:57.435 --> 00:46:58.263 - We could lure it there, 698 00:46:59.195 --> 00:47:01.266 to the shallow inlets that pocket it. 699 00:47:01.888 --> 00:47:02.164 Then we can destroy it 700 00:47:03.061 --> 00:47:04.166 with those explosives I put in your bag. 701 00:47:05.374 --> 00:47:06.720 - How do you know there are shallow inlets on that island? 702 00:47:07.686 --> 00:47:08.998 - 'Cause I did the research on our database. 703 00:47:10.068 --> 00:47:11.587 - Oh, and here I thought you and your boyfriend 704 00:47:12.588 --> 00:47:14.314 went out there and screwed around a few times. 705 00:47:14.970 --> 00:47:15.971 - I don't have a boyfriend. 706 00:47:16.730 --> 00:47:19.422 - Not surprised. [Parks scoffs] 707 00:47:39.891 --> 00:47:42.411 - We'll be commandeering this vessel now. 708 00:47:43.067 --> 00:47:44.482 - Way to keep a low profile. 709 00:47:46.691 --> 00:47:49.349 [water swashes] 710 00:48:14.581 --> 00:48:17.584 [suspenseful music] 711 00:48:18.585 --> 00:48:18.896 - This island is weird. 712 00:48:19.827 --> 00:48:20.759 What's with all the pockets of water? 713 00:48:21.829 --> 00:48:23.245 - The same company that owns the drilling operation 714 00:48:23.970 --> 00:48:25.799 dredged this island years ago. 715 00:48:26.213 --> 00:48:27.042 - What for? 716 00:48:28.526 --> 00:48:29.941 - They tried to tap the oil from the ocean from here, 717 00:48:30.493 --> 00:48:31.632 drilling diagonal. 718 00:48:32.254 --> 00:48:32.564 It wasn't too successful, 719 00:48:33.669 --> 00:48:35.843 so they used the more traditional vertical approach. 720 00:48:36.534 --> 00:48:38.294 - They ruined it. Look at it. 721 00:48:43.161 --> 00:48:44.645 - That's progress. 722 00:48:46.061 --> 00:48:47.959 - I'm thirsty. I hope this water's safe to drink. 723 00:48:51.721 --> 00:48:55.933 [suspenseful music] [shark growls] 724 00:48:56.692 --> 00:49:01.628 [water splashes] [shark growls] 725 00:49:02.111 --> 00:49:02.387 [grunts] 726 00:49:03.147 --> 00:49:04.976 Thanks. I guess we're even now. 727 00:49:06.150 --> 00:49:08.462 - A few more feet and that thing would've beached itself. 728 00:49:09.498 --> 00:49:11.155 - A few more feet and you would've been dinner. 729 00:49:11.638 --> 00:49:12.121 [Devin chuckles] 730 00:49:12.742 --> 00:49:13.951 Speaking of dinner... 731 00:49:14.606 --> 00:49:16.056 - [chuckles] You're hungry? 732 00:49:16.505 --> 00:49:17.782 - Yeah, so? 733 00:49:18.956 --> 00:49:20.060 [chuckles] It's been a trying day, 734 00:49:20.785 --> 00:49:22.683 and it's way past dinner time. 735 00:49:23.443 --> 00:49:24.168 - Look around for some berries. 736 00:49:25.031 --> 00:49:26.998 There's no fast food joints here. 737 00:49:27.378 --> 00:49:27.757 - Gotcha. 738 00:49:28.827 --> 00:49:30.312 - Let's head back to shore. We've explored enough. 739 00:49:31.416 --> 00:49:33.832 Maybe there's someone on their way to rescue us. 740 00:49:34.833 --> 00:49:35.110 - Right. 741 00:49:36.249 --> 00:49:37.975 In the meantime, we can catch some fish and cook 'em. 742 00:49:38.320 --> 00:49:38.699 - Yup. 743 00:49:39.700 --> 00:49:40.978 There was a microwave plugged into a tree, 744 00:49:41.530 --> 00:49:42.703 just off the beach. 745 00:49:44.188 --> 00:49:45.983 - Everyone's a smart-ass these days. 746 00:50:00.618 --> 00:50:03.621 [suspenseful music] 747 00:50:08.522 --> 00:50:11.284 [water splashes] 748 00:50:12.216 --> 00:50:15.150 [distant engine hums] 749 00:50:15.771 --> 00:50:17.773 That sounds like a boat. 750 00:50:18.912 --> 00:50:20.810 - See? I told you someone would find us. 751 00:50:23.330 --> 00:50:24.124 - Over there. 752 00:50:29.129 --> 00:50:31.166 - They can't be too far ahead. Let's catch up to them. 753 00:50:31.856 --> 00:50:33.202 - Hope they brought snacks. 754 00:50:45.421 --> 00:50:48.045 [water swashes] 755 00:50:51.945 --> 00:50:54.396 [eerie music] 756 00:50:57.502 --> 00:50:57.882 [Parks sighs] 757 00:50:58.952 --> 00:51:03.060 - I have a sneaking suspicion that Bosswell was... 758 00:51:03.370 --> 00:51:03.888 Fired. 759 00:51:04.509 --> 00:51:06.028 - [sighs] Bummer, sort of. 760 00:51:10.550 --> 00:51:13.104 [shark growls] 761 00:51:18.247 --> 00:51:19.076 - What? 762 00:51:20.007 --> 00:51:21.975 - It's coming. Get ready. 763 00:51:22.527 --> 00:51:25.530 [suspenseful music] 764 00:51:31.295 --> 00:51:33.366 [dramatic music] 765 00:51:33.745 --> 00:51:34.263 - Damn! 766 00:51:34.746 --> 00:51:35.644 - Wait for it! 767 00:51:39.061 --> 00:51:44.066 [shark roars] [guns fire rapidly] 768 00:51:44.687 --> 00:51:45.136 - Gunfire! 769 00:51:45.654 --> 00:51:48.277 [water swashes] 770 00:51:52.764 --> 00:51:55.319 [shark growls] 771 00:51:56.734 --> 00:51:58.356 - It came from this direction. 772 00:52:01.670 --> 00:52:03.396 - Our bullets barely made a dent. 773 00:52:04.259 --> 00:52:05.501 - We'll have to find its weak spot. 774 00:52:06.399 --> 00:52:08.504 - Apparently, dying is its weak spot. 775 00:52:09.091 --> 00:52:10.368 - Shut up and think. 776 00:52:16.374 --> 00:52:16.892 The neck area and the eyes 777 00:52:17.755 --> 00:52:19.308 would be its most vulnerable spot. 778 00:52:20.033 --> 00:52:21.241 Next time, we take aim there. 779 00:52:21.966 --> 00:52:22.415 - "Next time"? Are you crazy? 780 00:52:23.278 --> 00:52:23.968 I'm not waiting for a "next time". 781 00:52:25.176 --> 00:52:28.386 It's too smart to come back for another round. Game over. 782 00:52:29.801 --> 00:52:31.665 - Hey! Over here! 783 00:52:38.845 --> 00:52:40.053 - We're sure glad to see you. 784 00:52:41.054 --> 00:52:43.160 - There's a crazy monster shark out there. 785 00:52:43.574 --> 00:52:44.161 - We know. 786 00:52:45.231 --> 00:52:47.716 And I have a feeling you're gonna help us kill it. 787 00:52:48.855 --> 00:52:49.683 - Kill it? 788 00:52:50.891 --> 00:52:52.134 You're part of a rescue team, right? 789 00:52:53.066 --> 00:52:54.723 Looking for survivors of the rig disaster? 790 00:52:55.275 --> 00:52:57.691 [suspenseful music] 791 00:52:58.727 --> 00:53:00.936 - You still can take us out of here, right? 792 00:53:01.799 --> 00:53:06.804 - Why don't we have a little chat? 793 00:53:11.740 --> 00:53:13.362 - Can we talk this over? 794 00:53:14.639 --> 00:53:15.813 - This is inhuman! 795 00:53:16.503 --> 00:53:17.470 You won't get away with this. 796 00:53:18.091 --> 00:53:18.816 Who are you working for? 797 00:53:19.472 --> 00:53:20.197 - Why, Uncle Sam, of course. 798 00:53:21.128 --> 00:53:22.337 And yes, we will get away with this. 799 00:53:23.269 --> 00:53:24.131 You and your grease monkey friend here 800 00:53:24.994 --> 00:53:25.719 were killed during the rig attack. 801 00:53:26.651 --> 00:53:27.997 Crushed, burned or devoured by that shark. 802 00:53:29.102 --> 00:53:31.277 You let us know so we can write home to your mommy. 803 00:53:31.967 --> 00:53:34.211 [chuckles] [Devin groans] 804 00:53:34.659 --> 00:53:37.179 [Devin pants] 805 00:53:42.184 --> 00:53:44.186 - Sharks just love the scent of blood. 806 00:53:45.049 --> 00:53:46.775 They can smell it from miles away. 807 00:53:47.776 --> 00:53:51.089 Even prehistoric ones like this, I'm guessing. 808 00:53:52.539 --> 00:53:57.510 [flesh squelches] [Roy groans] 809 00:53:58.476 --> 00:54:02.998 [dramatic music] [shark growls] 810 00:54:12.559 --> 00:54:14.975 [Roy groans] 811 00:54:17.081 --> 00:54:18.393 - Here it comes! 812 00:54:19.463 --> 00:54:20.222 - Help! 813 00:54:20.533 --> 00:54:21.361 - No! 814 00:54:23.915 --> 00:54:24.606 [water splashes] [shark roars] 815 00:54:25.192 --> 00:54:26.332 - Damn! [gun fires] 816 00:54:27.264 --> 00:54:29.369 [flesh crunches] [gun fires rapidly] 817 00:54:29.852 --> 00:54:30.681 [shark growls] 818 00:54:31.406 --> 00:54:34.098 Don't even think about it, hero! 819 00:54:35.030 --> 00:54:36.203 [thud] 820 00:54:36.652 --> 00:54:37.481 [shark growls] 821 00:54:37.964 --> 00:54:40.725 [water splashes] 822 00:54:42.313 --> 00:54:44.488 - Stop being Lone Ranger. Come and untie me. 823 00:54:47.249 --> 00:54:48.319 - Keep your shirt on. 824 00:54:48.906 --> 00:54:51.909 [suspenseful music] 825 00:55:06.751 --> 00:55:09.202 [Roy groans] 826 00:55:12.688 --> 00:55:13.240 - That was too close. 827 00:55:14.345 --> 00:55:16.520 - Yeah? You didn't even get clobbered over the head. 828 00:55:17.693 --> 00:55:21.041 - You didn't get served up for shark chow. I'm bleeding! 829 00:55:22.664 --> 00:55:23.596 - What about her? 830 00:55:24.907 --> 00:55:25.943 - How many bullets do you have left? 831 00:55:27.013 --> 00:55:30.016 - Don't even consider it. We're not murderers. 832 00:55:44.651 --> 00:55:45.618 She's not dead. 833 00:55:48.034 --> 00:55:48.862 - Too bad. 834 00:55:50.174 --> 00:55:51.589 - But she is badly injured. 835 00:55:53.315 --> 00:55:54.143 - Now what? 836 00:55:55.559 --> 00:55:58.389 - Don't you see? She's our ticket out of here. 837 00:55:59.839 --> 00:56:02.289 [waves crash] 838 00:56:38.464 --> 00:56:40.362 Which way is your boat? 839 00:56:44.055 --> 00:56:44.297 It's this way. 840 00:56:45.471 --> 00:56:46.955 - Her sense of direction might've got knocked out of her, 841 00:56:47.542 --> 00:56:48.197 as well as her fight. 842 00:56:49.233 --> 00:56:51.718 - We'll find it. The island isn't that big. 843 00:56:52.063 --> 00:56:52.892 Come on. 844 00:57:06.043 --> 00:57:08.148 [ominous music] 845 00:57:08.597 --> 00:57:11.220 [shark snarls] 846 00:57:14.776 --> 00:57:16.709 [water splashes] 847 00:57:17.364 --> 00:57:19.056 The fin. I just saw it. 848 00:57:19.746 --> 00:57:21.472 The shark, it's following us. 849 00:57:22.404 --> 00:57:23.647 - Great. 850 00:57:23.992 --> 00:57:24.302 Great. 851 00:57:25.027 --> 00:57:26.960 How's it know where we're going? 852 00:57:27.444 --> 00:57:28.272 - Hard to say. 853 00:57:29.653 --> 00:57:31.309 It may have greater senses than we're aware of. 854 00:57:32.414 --> 00:57:34.485 - I don't like the idea of getting back on the water. 855 00:57:35.417 --> 00:57:36.867 I'm not so sure we're gonna be safe. 856 00:57:37.833 --> 00:57:39.732 - We don't even know if help is on the way. 857 00:57:40.387 --> 00:57:42.182 Besides, we have weapons. 858 00:57:42.735 --> 00:57:43.908 - Ex, expl... Ex... 859 00:57:45.116 --> 00:57:46.083 - [Roy] What is she trying to say? 860 00:57:46.532 --> 00:57:47.809 - On the boat. 861 00:57:48.257 --> 00:57:49.120 Explosives. 862 00:57:49.707 --> 00:57:50.501 - She said "explosives". 863 00:57:51.433 --> 00:57:52.469 - [Roy] [sighs] Are you gonna trust her? 864 00:57:53.090 --> 00:57:53.746 She just tried to kill us. 865 00:57:54.643 --> 00:57:56.231 - They also came here to kill the shark. 866 00:57:57.128 --> 00:57:59.199 So they must be packing a real arsenal. 867 00:58:00.269 --> 00:58:00.891 Don't worry about her. 868 00:58:01.788 --> 00:58:03.963 She's in no condition to put up a fight. 869 00:58:04.550 --> 00:58:05.516 - Hope you're right. 870 00:58:07.380 --> 00:58:12.385 [shark growls] [tense music] 871 00:58:40.724 --> 00:58:43.209 [waves crash] 872 00:59:27.046 --> 00:59:29.635 [Parks groans] 873 00:59:33.880 --> 00:59:35.226 - A little help here, please. 874 00:59:36.158 --> 00:59:38.575 - I don't like her. Let her walk herself. 875 00:59:39.817 --> 00:59:41.543 - You can't carry on this way. 876 00:59:42.993 --> 00:59:45.202 - She didn't have you tied up and cut with a knife. 877 00:59:46.652 --> 00:59:49.344 Should've seen that look in her eyes. Evil, pure evil. 878 00:59:50.656 --> 00:59:53.417 [distant shrieks] 879 00:59:53.935 --> 00:59:54.901 What's that sound? 880 00:59:56.282 --> 00:59:57.524 [suspenseful music] [distant shrieks] 881 00:59:58.111 --> 00:59:59.250 - Sounds like a bird. 882 01:00:00.458 --> 01:00:02.115 - No, no, no. That's no bird. 883 01:00:02.771 --> 01:00:04.324 It's coming from over there. 884 01:00:06.464 --> 01:00:11.469 [suspenseful music] [distant shrieks] 885 01:00:31.075 --> 01:00:31.835 No way! 886 01:00:32.318 --> 01:00:33.906 Baby shark eggs! 887 01:00:34.527 --> 01:00:35.735 That thing was pregnant! 888 01:00:37.392 --> 01:00:38.876 - Sharks don't lay eggs. 889 01:00:39.808 --> 01:00:40.740 - Species does. 890 01:00:41.361 --> 01:00:43.191 Maybe it's part-reptile. 891 01:00:46.712 --> 01:00:47.471 - What are you doing? 892 01:00:48.541 --> 01:00:50.750 - We can't let these things hatch. You know that. 893 01:00:51.371 --> 01:00:54.720 [eggs crack and squelch] 894 01:00:55.893 --> 01:00:57.826 [sighs] 895 01:00:59.690 --> 01:01:01.588 - Let's get out of here. 896 01:01:13.911 --> 01:01:18.882 [shark growls] [tense music] 897 01:01:20.193 --> 01:01:22.955 [water splashes] 898 01:01:28.788 --> 01:01:29.789 [shark roars] 899 01:01:30.272 --> 01:01:32.689 [water splashes] 900 01:01:33.275 --> 01:01:36.278 [suspenseful music] 901 01:02:10.519 --> 01:02:11.417 Explosives! 902 01:02:12.901 --> 01:02:15.317 These things will give that shark indigestion real fast. 903 01:02:22.221 --> 01:02:24.741 You! How long have you known about this shark? 904 01:02:27.709 --> 01:02:30.712 - It was freed by the original drilling operation 905 01:02:31.264 --> 01:02:32.576 you were working at. 906 01:02:33.439 --> 01:02:34.233 Platform 27. 907 01:02:35.372 --> 01:02:36.442 - Why didn't you kill it when you first discovered it? 908 01:02:37.788 --> 01:02:39.859 Look at all the lives you could've saved had you done that. 909 01:02:40.964 --> 01:02:44.243 - Our orders were to keep the drilling at peak pace. 910 01:02:44.830 --> 01:02:46.452 Keep the shark at bay. 911 01:02:47.073 --> 01:02:47.591 The noise of the drilling 912 01:02:48.557 --> 01:02:50.767 kept the shark from getting in the way. 913 01:02:51.422 --> 01:02:51.802 - Yeah, and all this time, 914 01:02:52.838 --> 01:02:55.012 the shark got a smorgasbord across the beach. 915 01:02:56.669 --> 01:02:59.534 - Anyone outside of the operation was considered expendable. 916 01:03:00.052 --> 01:03:00.535 Collateral damage. 917 01:03:01.536 --> 01:03:04.366 - I should throw your sorry ass overboard. 918 01:03:12.202 --> 01:03:13.859 - Done interrogating the prisoner? 919 01:03:14.721 --> 01:03:15.550 - For now. 920 01:03:17.690 --> 01:03:20.175 [eerie music] 921 01:03:22.074 --> 01:03:24.662 [shark growls] 922 01:03:47.858 --> 01:03:48.894 - Stop the boat! 923 01:03:49.342 --> 01:03:49.964 [gun fires] 924 01:03:50.861 --> 01:03:52.276 Don't even think about it, cowboy! 925 01:03:52.898 --> 01:03:55.141 I said, stop the boat! 926 01:04:05.876 --> 01:04:06.946 - Okay, now what? 927 01:04:07.913 --> 01:04:08.948 - And now we're gonna kill the shark! 928 01:04:10.053 --> 01:04:12.400 It has to be eradicated so the drilling can continue! 929 01:04:13.332 --> 01:04:16.059 - Uh, newsflash: the rig is destroyed. 930 01:04:16.611 --> 01:04:17.336 - A minor setback. 931 01:04:18.302 --> 01:04:19.890 No one's gonna give up on the oil pocket 932 01:04:20.960 --> 01:04:24.584 when it generates billions of dollars in revenue. 933 01:04:25.102 --> 01:04:25.551 - Greedy bastards. 934 01:04:26.414 --> 01:04:28.071 - Shut up and do what you're told. 935 01:04:29.175 --> 01:04:30.832 - You haven't told us anything. Only threatened us. 936 01:04:31.833 --> 01:04:35.319 - Okay, okay. We're gonna lure the shark here. 937 01:04:36.044 --> 01:04:38.150 The explosives will do the rest. 938 01:04:40.152 --> 01:04:41.774 - Look, you're not gonna cut me again. 939 01:04:42.948 --> 01:04:46.192 - I'm the one with the gun, I'm the one calling the shots! 940 01:04:46.675 --> 01:04:47.021 [shark roars] 941 01:04:47.504 --> 01:04:51.094 [thud] [groans] 942 01:04:51.715 --> 01:04:53.130 [gun fires] - I'm hit! 943 01:04:53.751 --> 01:04:54.131 - [Devin] That's enough! 944 01:04:54.856 --> 01:04:56.651 [grunting] [dramatic music] 945 01:04:57.824 --> 01:05:00.862 - Come on, tough guy! I eat boys like you for breakfast! 946 01:05:01.311 --> 01:05:02.036 [shark snarls] 947 01:05:02.519 --> 01:05:04.901 [thud] [yelps] 948 01:05:05.729 --> 01:05:07.351 All right, enough of the heroics! 949 01:05:08.042 --> 01:05:10.354 Now we're gonna do it my way! 950 01:05:12.529 --> 01:05:13.702 You're gonna bleed all right! 951 01:05:14.358 --> 01:05:19.260 [water splashes] [screams] 952 01:05:22.056 --> 01:05:23.920 - I can't say I'm too disappointed. 953 01:05:24.644 --> 01:05:26.232 - Let's get the hell outta here. 954 01:05:29.926 --> 01:05:30.443 [boat engine stalls] 955 01:05:31.341 --> 01:05:32.169 What the hell are you trying to do? 956 01:05:32.825 --> 01:05:34.206 - I think it's flooded! 957 01:05:34.723 --> 01:05:37.588 [water swashes] 958 01:05:38.106 --> 01:05:39.625 - We have company! 959 01:05:48.945 --> 01:05:50.222 - All we need is a clean shot. 960 01:05:51.223 --> 01:05:52.638 Those explosives it swallowed will set it off 961 01:05:53.225 --> 01:05:54.502 like the Fourth of July. 962 01:05:54.985 --> 01:05:57.712 [dramatic music] 963 01:06:05.099 --> 01:06:08.378 We only have a few shots left. Let's make them count. 964 01:06:10.794 --> 01:06:11.588 - Hold it steady. 965 01:06:12.485 --> 01:06:14.660 - I'm trying. I'm shaking too hard. 966 01:06:19.941 --> 01:06:21.011 - This is it! 967 01:06:25.050 --> 01:06:25.429 - You're extinct! 968 01:06:26.154 --> 01:06:26.534 [water splashes] [shark roars] 969 01:06:27.397 --> 01:06:32.402 [explosion roars] [shark shrieks] 970 01:06:36.820 --> 01:06:40.065 [peaceful piano music] 971 01:06:44.448 --> 01:06:49.419 [engine hums] [water swashes] 972 01:07:00.464 --> 01:07:01.120 [dramatic news jingle] 973 01:07:01.569 --> 01:07:01.879 - The ocean. 974 01:07:03.088 --> 01:07:06.781 Behind me, it looks inviting, serene and safe, but is it? 975 01:07:07.506 --> 01:07:08.093 We have received several reports 976 01:07:08.990 --> 01:07:09.749 of a shark prowling these shores, 977 01:07:10.992 --> 01:07:12.890 and while this isn't uncommon, these reports claim the shark 978 01:07:14.099 --> 01:07:17.757 is in fact monstrous, ranging from 50 to 60 feet in length, 979 01:07:18.620 --> 01:07:19.828 larger than any known Great White. 980 01:07:21.002 --> 01:07:22.038 Does the sudden appearance have anything to do with the 981 01:07:23.280 --> 01:07:25.938 increased drilling at the newly renovated rig just offshore? 982 01:07:27.008 --> 01:07:29.114 The EPA is still trying to get accurate reports 983 01:07:30.011 --> 01:07:30.805 on just how far they are drilling, 984 01:07:31.909 --> 01:07:33.463 and at what cost to the environment this will have. 985 01:07:34.602 --> 01:07:36.362 Is the rig hiding a secret and is there any connection 986 01:07:37.570 --> 01:07:41.126 to the mysterious monster supposedly prowling the depths? 987 01:07:42.230 --> 01:07:44.715 [waves crash] 988 01:07:56.382 --> 01:07:58.936 [shark growls] 989 01:08:03.148 --> 01:08:05.702 [upbeat music]